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Tom Coady retweeted
There is absolutely zero chance of Russia ever invading the UK. The idea that giving £10 billion to Ukraine counts as defence is insulting warmongering nonsense. The arms manufacturers do not want peace. They want endless war.
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Ukraine did this after Cuba spent hundreds of millions of dollars treating thousands of sick Ukrainian children from Chernobyl. Cuba spent 20 years providing specialised care they couldn't afford in Ukraine. Ukraine paid nothing, voting to starve Cuba was their payment I guess.
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You're literally obsessed with one form of racism and you ignore other more prevalent forms. Islamophobia is twice as prevalent as antisemitism, but you only talk about antisemitism. We know why.
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亲爱的德国人，你起码犯了两个常识错误。
一、中国没有40平米的房子。除了单身公寓这种数量极少的投资型物业，中国的房子通常在90平以上，大城市在80平以上。
二、奔驰、宝马、奥迪不再是中国人追逐的品牌。现在的中国人喜欢电动车，而德国品牌的电动车被称为杂牌电动车。
当你的基础认知就已经是错误的，你只能得出荒谬的结论。
中国商品之所以物美价廉，是因为中国有齐全且集中的供应链、高效的物流系统、自动化的生产车间，以及规模优势拉低了边际成本。
中国当然也可以为那些优秀的商品定一个昂贵的价格，以换取丰厚的利润。过去你们就是这么干的，现在以我们的产品竞争力，也有条件这么干。
但我们不这么干。
这是因为，提高利润的代价是销量降低。对于你们那个只有几千万人口的国家来说，你们无需追求销量，无需扩大能量，因为你们无需为社会提供那么多的就业岗位。
但我们是一个14亿人口的国家。对我们来说，与其只创造1000个岗位，让这1000人拿一份丰厚的薪水，不如创造10000个岗位，让10000人拿一份普通的薪水。
薄利多销，能够支撑起更大的产能，提供更多的就业岗位。对企业来说，还能获得规模优势，压缩单件商品成本，扩大市场份额，创造更大营收，然后还有了更多的资金投入研发，如此循环滚动。
另一方面，这也大大有利于消费端市场，让全世界的消费者得以享受到物美价廉的中国商品。
想想你们的盾构机。曾经你们以一台 3.5 亿元人民币的价格买给中国。你们自恃垄断了制造技术，宁愿维持一个极低的销量，宁愿让那些发展中国家用不起，也要追求丰厚利润。
中国实现盾构机国产化之后，我们将每台的价格降至3000 万元人民币以下，不到你们价格的1/10。
诚然，我们没有赚到你们那么多的利润，但我们为发展中国家提供了质优价廉的采购选择，促进了那些国家的建设与发展，同时我们扩大了市场份额，创造了更多的生产就业岗位。
我们在做着多方共赢、造福世界的事业，你们则喜欢用技术垄断剥削全世界。当中国打破你们的技术垄断，你们恨得咬牙切齿。因为你们不仅仅是丧失了利润，而且丧失市场份额，丧失了就业岗位。
你们在工业领域的失守，仍在加剧。以前，德国汽车只想要中国的工人和市场，但现在，他们不得不将研发重心也放到中国。
你们愚蠢地与俄罗斯开战，切断了俄罗斯的能源供应。你们几十年去工业化，导致理工科学生数量大幅下降，工程师人才极度缺失。
这样的营商环境，导致你们的企业纷纷关闭德国工厂，迁往中国和美国。
你们失业，你们抗议。但这一切都是你们自己的选择，你们并不无辜。
Tom Coady retweeted
So Ali G was a flop. The Hollywood Reporter is so hurt about this they are once again calling us out for the campaign we ran.
Again, they are linking it to our other work combatting the media’s abhorrent coverage of the Gaza genocide. As a way to “explain” why we ran the campaign, because Sacha Baron Cohen is a Zionist.
They’re also making conspiratorial links with other organisations all in defence of this racist film, whilst not once acknowledging why us, and thousands of others, find it racist.
They are so desperate to deflect because they cannot address the core argument: Ali G is blackface without the burnt cork.
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This Oliver Kamm?
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L'ex-patron du MI6, Alex Younger 🇬🇧, admet que l'Occident a provoqué la Russie et a perdu.
Selon lui, l'Occident s'est marginalisé en se concentrant sur la confrontation militaire via l'OTAN, négligeant les domaines économique et technologique.
La Russie en a bien profité pour devenir la première puissance technologique militaire.
J'adore les personnalités singulières, honnêtes, lucides et courageuses du monde anglo-saxon !!!
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NEW: On Friday, dockworkers at 111 ports in 22 countries and regions on five continents will stop work in a coordinated strike against war, according to the most recent information from the organizing unions.
More than 25 dockworkers’ unions have now signed on, from Marseille to Mumbai, Hamburg to Montevideo, Melbourne to Oakland. Days ago the count stood at about 100 ports in 17 countries, and that figure doesn’t include the dozens of unions in other sectors that have pledged support. Their demand is simple: no weapons and no military cargo through their ports. Nearly everything the world ships passes through the docks, and without the workers who load and unload it, nothing moves.
In France, the main dockers’ union says the country’s ports will be 95% shut. Italy, India, Greece and Turkey face 24-hour strikes, and Morocco and Cyprus will see stoppages of up to two hours, with rallies planned in port cities around the world. In Greece, metalworkers, ship-repair workers and young people are joining the dockers, and in the US, ILWU Local 10 is striking in Oakland and San Francisco. The unions are working from the Istanbul Declaration, signed in May, with each one deciding for itself how to take part. They are also fighting for their own jobs, against cuts from automation and for contracts, raises, shorter hours and safety.
The unions point to escalating wars in Ukraine and the Middle East and the danger of a generalized war. They condemn Israel’s new crimes in Hebron, carried out with the backing of the US, NATO and the EU. Israel’s lockdown of the city is now in its sixth day, with more than 3,000 Palestinians displaced, according to the UN. Palestinian unions have endorsed Friday’s action.
In Italy, the fight has spilled beyond the docks. The union USB has called for a nationwide general strike. Last night, the Italian government ordered transport workers back on the job last night. USB said it would defy the order and accept the steep penalties.
The unions are calling on workers and young people everywhere to stand with the dockworkers, saying “Ports for peace and the peoples, not launching pads for war.”
I’m reporting from Calabria, Italy, and I will be in Genoa tomorrow ahead of the strike to report on the ground during the mobilzation.
Tom Coady retweeted
Israelis super proud of destroying orthodox Christian churches in Lebanon that they have to take selfies. They blocked the entrances with sand .
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The most honest statement ever made about Cuba policy came from a State Department memo in 1960, written before the sanctions were fully implemented.
The memo, written by Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Lester Mallory, stated that the U.S. should pursue a policy to bring about hunger, desperation, and overthrow of the Cuban government.
Not: respond to "Cuban repression."
Not: protect Cuban human rights.
Not: promote democracy.
Hunger. Desperation. Overthrow.
This memo is declassified. It is in the historical record. It is not disputed.
It means that every subsequent year of sanctions, every subsequent citation of Cuban poverty and dysfunction as evidence of socialist failure, every subsequent American official expressing concern for the welfare of the Cuban people:
All of it happened downstream of a documented decision to deliberately produce hunger and desperation in that population.
This is not a conspiracy theory.
It is a declassified government document.
The conspiracy was the policy.
The theory was written in plain English by an American official in 1960 and has been implemented faithfully for 66 years since.
What they wanted to prove, they engineered the conditions to prove.
And then they called it evidence.
ALT U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Lester D. Mallory's secret memorandum recommended economic measures to bring about "hunger, desperation and overthrow of government" in Cuba. Declassified U.S. State Department memorandum, 6 April 1960, FRUS Document 499.
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Here is the evidence that Westminister Synagogue has been appealing for funds to support the genocidal 'Israel' occupation forces from my article via @MintPressNews
mintpressnews.com/revealed-t…
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So this French tv host asks John Kerry if there isn't a double standards between the US's position on Putin for his "war of aggression" and the fact they don't think those standards apply to Bush for Iraq.
John Kerry, embarrassed,replies Iraq wasn't a war of aggression.
🥴🥴🥴
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Jews also believe that Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, and parts of Iraq, Egypt and Saudi Arabia are 'jewish land' promised to them by God.
That's over 60 million natives they want to displace and 'send to Europe'.
Gaza is the front line of defence. For Arabs and the West.
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Please listen to and watch the Fukushima nuclear power plant explosion [sabotage].
I watched this transmission live, it was an Australian channel that aired it. Even though this audio was available, it was never aired again.
Why?
Yes, Israeli firm Magna BSP installed a perimeter security system (cameras and sensors against intrusion/theft of radioactive material) at Fukushima Daiichi about a year before the 2011 disaster. Confirmed by the company's CEO in contemporaneous Haaretz and Jerusalem Post reports. Japanese staff operated it; the system had no connection to the earthquake/tsunami failure of cooling systems.
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Hmm… could there be another reason besides voter fraud that would cause Arab Israelis to vote against Netanyahu? Maybe Netanyahu’s penchant for committing terrorism? 🤔🤔
הליכוד:
הבחירות במדינת ישראל נגנבו על ידי מפלגות ערביות שתומכות בטרור ובחיסול המדינה היהודית באמצעות עבירות פליליות חמורות של שוחד, איומים, אלימות, זיופים ושימוש בתוכנות אסורות להמרצת מצביעים.
מפלגת הליכוד מעבירה למשטרה, לשב״כ ולוועדת הבחירות מאות עדויות וראיות על גניבת בחירות בקלפיות ערביות רבות- אלפי מעטפות עם כסף מזומן ופתקי רע״ם, איומים ואלימות כלפי חברי הקלפי, ריבוי מצביעים מאחורי הפרגוד, הצבעות בזהות כפולה, פערים בין מספר המעטפות למספר המצביעים, שימוש בתוכנות המרצה אסורות ועוד.
אנו דורשים מהמשטרה ומהשב״כ חקירה יסודית בגין גניבת הבחירות על ידי המפלגות הערביות ומיצוי הדין עם העבריינים.
אנו דורשים מוועדת הבחירות התייחסות מיידית לחקירת העבירות הפליליות הללו שפגעו באופן קיצוני בטוהר הבחירות בישראל ובתוצאות הבחירות.
זו פגיעה חמורה בדמוקרטיה הישראלית ובזכות הבחירה של אזרחי ישראל. גופי האכיפה מוכרחים לפעול ביד קשה ובאופן מיידי.
Tom Coady retweeted
In the summer of 1967, media outlets around the world were broadcasting scenes of Palestinian refugees, loaded with hefty bundles, walking heavily under the scorching summer sun being forced across the Jordan River by Israeli gunpoint.
It was a bad look.
So Israel came up with a solution: To counter these allegations, Israeli spokespersons argued that anyone exiting the occupied area had to sign a paper stating that he or she was leaving voluntarily.
Nothing screams "voluntary departure" quite like being forced to declare your departure is voluntary.
Zionism requires Zionists to believe "coerced" actually means "voluntary."
source: books.google.com.mx/books?hl… p.117
