Maeve
Shattering the mirror doesn’t change what is reflected.
https://orinocotribune.com/venezuela-and-iran-a-shared-struggle/ thanks to this newsfeed, for the article: https://news.abolish.capital/
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11·5 hours agoWell whatever you do, don’t dive deep into Operations Gladio and Condor.
Still, tankies are simps for authoritarians.
And what are Western socialists doing to discourage or stop this authoritarianism that works, or is that reserved for states in the global South?
Further they discourage electoralism which is a big form of organizing here in the west.
I’ve never seen that. I’ve seen it mocked and knows from forty years’ personal experience voting here in the USA, the only thing it’s done is move us further right. But sure, tankies are the problem. Btw, remind me again why Dems only sued in swing states to keep Claudia De La Cruz off the ballot?
🤣 zero (intentional) irony. Not you, you couldn’t possibly be taken by a CIA psyop!
Consider this: if that’s true, why does the West take in Nazis and brutally crush AES? Perhaps you could actually dig into what Operation Gladio and Operation Condor did.
11·8 hours agoIdk I’ve typoed= for backspace when distracted.
Perhaps in light of your recent post here, https://lemmy.world/post/42467256, you may stop to reconsider your comments about tankies.
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“The concentration camp was never the normal condition for the average gentile German. Unless one were Jewish, or poor and unemployed, or of active leftist persuasion or otherwise openly anti-Nazi, Germany from 1933 until well into the war was not a nightmarish place. All the “good Germans” had to do was obey the law, pay their taxes, give their sons to the army, avoid any sign of political heterodoxy, and look the other way when unions were busted and troublesome people disappeared. Since many “middle Americans” already obey the law, pay their taxes, give their sons to the army, are themselves distrustful of political heterodoxy, and applaud when unions are broken and troublesome people are disposed of, they probably could live without too much personal torment in a fascist state — some of them certainly seem eager to do so.” — Michael Parenti, Fascism in a Pinstriped Suit
2·15 hours agoInventing reality, even.
Sunday, according to Dropsite.
4·16 hours agoOn X this week, Elon Musk reposted a claim that Sánchez was using the move to conduct “electoral engineering” adding: “Wow.” Sánchez reposted the SpaceX tycoon’s comment with a reply of his own: “Mars can wait. Humanity can’t.” Amid the squabbling and point-scoring, some of those who have spent years campaigning for regularisation have called for reflection about what the decree means and why it is needed. Catholic groups, including the migration department of the Spanish conference of bishops, see the measure as “an act of social justice and recognition of so many migrants who, through their work, have long contributed to the development of our country, even at the cost of keeping them in an irregular situation”.
It’s all they have because they lose in argument.
Tangentially, wrt reading the articles wrt Korean voting, do you know if Hussein’s Ba’athist party was still socialist, in name and practice?
7·2 days agoI’m imagining fine print from credit card offers, etc. I mean, I guess it could work, on any given day, with the right (or wrong, depending on perspective) desk Sarge, but with a high profile prisoner? Come on…
Alternately, I suppose they could have been a bit more creative and printed off some official forms and attempted to fill them out, but still…
Fortune does not always favor the bold, apparently.
🙄 you may want to dig into “Operation Condor” beyond what’s written on Wikipedia.
When Bureau of Prisons personnel asked to see Anderson’s credentials, federal prosecutors said he showed them a Minnesota driver’s license and “threw at the BOP officers numerous documents.”
What does that even mean?
I wish I could