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 No.496544[Reply]

This is an issue every American leftist must grapple with: If immigration doesn’t increase proletarian unity, then it’s detrimental. An example would be the post-1945 wave of reactionary immigrants and refugees such as the gusanos, Vietnamese-Americans, Chinese-Americans, Korean-Americans, Israelis and Iranian-Americans who live in the USA and undermine class struggle by engaging in reactionary politics and manufacturing consent for the imperialist war machine, on the top of serving as tools for counterintelligence against communist states and non-communist rivals of the trans-Atlantic empire like Russia.

Case in point, the Pahlavist Iranian Americans who want to send American people to die for their selfish war against the Islamic Republic of Iran so that the Islamic government can be replaced with an oppressive capitalist secular monarchy that will act as an American and Israeli puppet state, much like modern Syria is. And guess what? Not only are said Pahlavists a bunch of racist supremacists who unironically believe that their “Persia” would be a superpower if it wasn’t for the damn ayabs, but they feel little to no tie with the American nation, instead viewing it as a tool for their ethno-narcissistic ends.

Vietnamese-Americans, Korean-Americans and Chinese Americans are similar to the Cuban gusanos in that they’re often staunchly rightoid nutjobs and anti-communist grifters trying to agitate America for forever wars in Asia to put them at the helm of their countries of origin after the government they dislike gets overthrown and it’s easy for them to support such ventures since ultimately it’s Americans who have to pay for it via their lives and wealth. A similar dynamic goes on with the Pahlavist tethers, even though the price will be NGO-isation and civil war in their country of origin. The case of East Asian tethers is interesting in that even the chuds in east Asia, despite their relatively high living standards, are so devoid of culture that both them and their diaspora get enamored by low-brow chud slop. Case in point, Twitter reactionary influencers Andy Ngo, Arthur Kwon Lee, Kangmin Lee, Ian Miles Cheong, the entirety of the Falun Gong cult with outlets like the Epoch Times, etc… are some of the ones to comes to mind. Not sure why East Asians pivot to chudslop, but I think that goes to show how Mao was right when he launched China’s cultural revolution.

Another extreme and more recent examples are the Boers of SA tPost too long. Click here to view the full text.


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 No.496454[Reply]

The indigenous spectre is pissing me off. I want some other perspectives.

In a word, there is no inherent value in indigenousness. There is no inherent righteousness in being indigenous. All so-called indigenous peoples were originally settlers, and there is no special snapshot in history where it is 'right' to return to, nor any philosophical fairness in halting or reverting to any point.

That isn't to say we shouldn't oppose the oppression of indigenous populations in colonial settlements, nor oppose these capitalist imperialist projects, nor dismiss the unique connections that indigenous people tend to have with land. But the solution should almost never be RETVRN or reactionary nationalist 'landback' crap.

The Zionist Regime should be destroyed, but not because the Arab Palestinian nationals somehow have a right to the place either. No nationality has a special right to any territory.
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 No.496512

>>496509
Under Obama specifically? 2016, the last year he was in office, that's the last time Obama called in the military to violate treaties with the Indians. It continued under Trump in 2017, and that particular violation never actually stopped, and is still upheld by the threat of military force. The U.S. gov't continues to violate treaties with the Indians, it never actually stopped doing that.

>>496510
>No one is out here calling for brobama to bomb sand uyghurs over seas retard.
I didn't claim anybody was calling for that. I was comparing a sentiment another poster actually expressed to the sentiment of Obama, an actual neoliberal, who actually did exactly the thing that that poster wanted to do in pursuit of a thing which users in this thread seem suspiciously "unaware" actually happens.

>Try to cobble together a better strawman

Literally the entire premise of this thread is based around strawmen which were immediately debunked in >>496455 . You either lack comprehension of the topic or you're feigning ignorance in order to push a narrative. There are no "special magic privileges." The rights demanded are the rights not to be tread on, not to have their homes stolen, not to be murdered and robbed with total impunity. That's it. Nothing magic about it, and pretending as though there is anything "spooked" about it and trying to vilify people over this, using gross mischaracterizations, strawmen, and caricatures, is highly suspicious when the U.S. is on a continuous colonial frenzy.
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 No.496520

>>496512
I still don't know what you're talking about. Cops were called in across multiple states to harass pipeline protestors, not the army.
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 No.496521

>>496520
Memory holed.
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 No.496522

>>496521
You're right, I completely forgot the National Guard was called in. Thinking a bit more about this, the pipeline expansions were also the result of an Army Corps of Engineers study that bypassed the normal environmental impact assessment process. Throughout his presidency Obama issued executive orders to expedite these pipeline expansions and dodge environmental impact assessments.
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 No.496536

>>496495
Except nearly all ashkenazi jews are descended from Khazars who converted from paganism during the crusades to protect them from christian-muslim infighting.


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 No.496431[Reply]

im new to this chan, how conflicted are pepol in this board
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 No.496446

>>496431
The people who sit on /R9K/ and /leftypol/ are ideologically different to the people who sit on /lgbt/ and /dead/, which leads to frequent conflicts and ragebait threads but at least the site allows for multiple perspectives to exist simultaneously unlike .org. But other than our general anti-idpol, anti-capitalist, anti-Zionist, and anti-.org sentiments we don't really agree on anything.
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 No.496447

>>496446
I agree that you're a faggot.

Also we have I2P and TOR and we actually promote its use and don't try to obfuscate their utility in order to control anons.
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 No.496451

>>496431
what conflict?
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 No.496453

>>496446
Huh? /R9K/ is the sex and relationship board. They're not ideologically different than the other boards.
The imageboard is mostly tankies with a few egotists and nihilists and some lurking .orgres which are really just redditors with Soviet atheistics.
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 No.496478

>>496447
>I agree that you're a faggot.
What was that for?
>>496453
>/R9K/ is the sex and relationship board.
Yes and no. It's true that it's just a sex and relationships board but it does attract certain types of people who react to basic statements like "Women deserve rights too" with "You're a cucked feminist SJW, you will never be a woman, groomer, cope, cope, cope, cope, cope…" Like, these people do NOT allow one to support women or even feel sympathy for them, it's like some cardinal sin to these incels. Not saying all people on /R9K/ are like that but that still leads to conflicts even on /R9K/ itself. Hell, there is an "age of consent" thread where conflicts happen 24/7. So yeah, we all constantly complain and disagree with each other, that's pretty normal for Leftychan.


 No.496263[Reply]

Securing the backing of 70,000 REI co-op members, REI's union has called for a boycott of the store's anniversary sale over unionbusting activity.
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 No.496291

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 No.496311

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REI Union:
Our boycott is 5 days away and we need your help ensuring we reach as many shoppers as possible. Can you sign up to leaflet outside your local REI store alongside other Co-op members and union supporters? http://Ourrei.com/leaflet/!
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 No.496421

Starts today!
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 No.496429

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 No.496468

Ongoing!


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 No.488052[Reply]

On March 9, 2025, US permanent resident and Columbia University graduate student was abducted without charge or trial and sent off to a shady Louisiana site on White House orders over his protests for Columbia to divest from Israel's war crimes.

From DropSite:

NEW YORK CITY—On Saturday night, Department of Homeland Security (DHS) agents entered a student residential building at Columbia University in uptown New York and detained Mahmoud Khalil, one of the lead negotiators on behalf of pro-Palestine protesters at 2024’s Gaza solidarity encampment. In a sweeping attack on the First Amendment, the Trump administration said this week it would begin revoking visas of “Hamas sympathizers,” specifically citing Columbia University students. The detention followed a two-day targeted online campaign against Khalil by pro-Israel groups and individuals, including Columbia’s high-profile pro-Israel professor, Shai Davidai.

Khalil, an Algerian citizen of Palestinian origin and an American green-card holder, was detained by DHS officials around half past eight as he was entering the Columbia residential building he lives in. He was returning from an iftar, breaking the day-long fast observed by many Muslims during the month of Ramadan.

Khalil’s wife, who is eight months pregnant, was with him at the time. A statement by the pro-Palestine group Writers Against the War on Gaza (WAWOG) stated that he was “abducted and detained without the physical demonstration of a warrant or officially filed charges.”

Khalil was detained at a DHS facility in New Jersey, according to a database for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. But when his wife went to try and visit him she was informed he was not there. "He is not at the ICE facility in New Jersey. I can confirm he is not there,” Khalil’s attorney Amy Greer told Drop Site. "At this time, we have an idea [where he is] but we cannot confirm that 100%.”

According to WAWOG, the DHS agents told Khalil that the U.S. Department of State had revoked his student visa. The group said this was “despite the fact that he has a green card, not a visa, and is a lawful permanent resident.”

In response to a request for comment from Drop Site, the DHS first stated, “You need to reach out to the White House.”
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 No.493745

Appeals Court in Mahmoud Khalil’s Case Decides Federal Court Lacks Jurisdiction Until Immigration Court Proceedings Complete
Despite this ruling, the legal fight continues and the government has no legal authority to re-detain him until the appeals process is fully concluded


January 15, 2026, Philadelphia — Today, in a split 2-1 decision, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a district court ruling that found Mahmoud Khalil’s detention and removal likely unconstitutional. Today's order does not weigh in on the core First Amendment arguments in his case but holds that the district court did not have subject matter jurisdiction over Mr. Khalil’s immigration proceedings.

The opinion does not go into effect immediately and the Trump administration cannot lawfully re-detain Mr. Khalil until the order takes formal effect, which will not happen while he has the opportunity to seek immediate review. Mr. Khalil’s legal team has several legal avenues they may pursue, including seeking review en banc from the Third Circuit Court of Appeals, which would allow all judges from the Third Circuit to weigh in.

“Today’s ruling is deeply disappointing, but it does not break our resolve,” said Mahmoud Khalil. “The door may have been opened for potential re-detainment down the line, but it has not closed our commitment to Palestine and to justice and accountability. I will continue to fight, through every legal avenue and with every ounce of determination, until my rights, and the rights of others like me, are fully protected.”

In June 2025, a federal judge district court judge Michael E. Farbiarz granted Mr. Khalil’s request for a preliminary injunction after concluding that he would continue to suffer irreparable harm if the government continued efforts to detain and deport him on the basis of Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s determination under the “foreign policy ground,” a rarely used deportation provision of the federal immigration statute, that Mr. Khali’s lawful protected speech would “compromise a compelling U.S. foreign policy interest.” Judge Farbiarz also found that Mr. Khalil was likely to succeed on the merits of his constitutional challenge to his detention and attempted deportation on the “foreign policy ground.” In a separate order, Judge Farbiarz released Mr. Khalil on bail after determining that he presented neither a danger nor a flight risk and that extrPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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 No.495278

Israeli Censorship Enforcement strikes again, this time against Salah Sarsour:
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/4/2/rights-groups-milwaukee-leaders-slam-ices-arrest-of-palestinian-advocate
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 No.495964

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U.S. Begins Denying Green Cards over Anti-Israel Views

The Department of Homeland Security has given guidance to immigration officers instructing them to deny green cards to immigrants who burn the U.S. flag, criticize the state of Israel or participate in pro-Palestinian campus protests, The New York Times reports.

According to internal DHS training documents seen by the newspaper, officers are discouraged from granting permanent residency to people with a history of "endorsing, promoting or supporting anti-American views" or "antisemitic terrorism, ideologies or groups." One example of questionable speech provided to officers is social media post that declares, "Stop Israeli Terror in Palestine" and shows the Israeli flag crossed out.

Despite frequent attempts to criminalize flag burning, the Supreme Court has ruled that it is political speech protected by the First Amendment.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DXooebljP7u/
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 No.496047

Mahmoud Khalil calls out ongoing threats against him
Months after his release from US immigration detention over his involvement in peaceful campus protests against the Gaza genocide, Columbia University graduate Mahmoud Khalil has said he is still facing threats.

In a post on X, Khalil responded to New York City councilwoman Vickie Paladino, a Republican, saying that he should be loaded into a military plane, handed a parachute and pushed “out the back over Syria”.

“A New York City councilwoman is publicly fantasizing about killing me, and somehow I’m the threat,” Khalil said.

A Palestinian who was born a refugee in Syria, Khalil was a graduate student at Columbia’s School of International and Public Affairs in New York when he was detained by US immigration agents on March 8, 2025.

The Trump administration said they intended to deport Khalil despite his having legal residence in the US and having broken no laws.

His case, which the Trump administration continues to contest, attracted international attention before a Judge ruled his detention unconstitutional in June.

https://aje.news/jn52nk?update=4536066
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 No.496461

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Mahmoud Khalil calls for US deportation to be halted in light of new evidence
The lawyers for Mahmoud Khalil, a former Columbia University student targeted for deportation by the US government over his pro-Palestine advocacy, have called on an immigration appeals court to reopen and terminate his case.

The latest legal appeal points to new evidence, some of which was documented in media reports, that Khalil’s lawyers said new evidence “suggests that the Trump Administration secretly engineered the outcome of his immigration case to make an example of him”.

The move comes just over a month after the Board of Immigration Appeals issued a final order of removal for Khalil, who was first detained by immigration enforcement agents in March 2025, one of several student activists targeted for their participation in pro-Palestine and anti-Gaza war campus protests that swept the US the previous year.

Read more:
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/5/15/mahmoud-khalil-calls-for-deportation-to-be-halted-in-light-of-new-evidence


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 No.462013[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

This is a general thread for all China-related news.

Gusano fuckers can die. Westoid """maoists""" can sudoku.

We are going to analyize ITT every move by China in their road to a socialist economy.
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 No.496191

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https://x.com/BowesChay/status/2052356408440418314
2 former Chinese defence ministers, Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu, are sentenced to death with a 2-year reprieve on corruption charges.

Their sentences will be reduced to life imprisonment after 2 years, with no parole or further reductions.
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 No.496408

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Xi ‘explained’ to Trump ‘concept of harmony among all beings’: Foreign Ministry
China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning has posted an image of the Chinese and US leaders during a visit to the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests at Beijing’s Temple of Heaven on Thursday, where Xi “explained for President Trump and his family the concept of harmony among all beings and respect for the law of nature”.

Trump is currently in Beijing on the third day of his state visit to China.

https://aje.news/2nji40?update=4574034
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 No.496423

>>496408
how do you break up this ultrareactionary chinese bullshit?
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 No.496426

>>496423
Respect the law of nature, anon.


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 No.496327[Reply]

I think alter-globalism is the most reasonable alternative to globalism: it avoids globalism's neo-imperialism and liberal multiculturalism while not falling into nationalism. What do you guys think?
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 No.496341

>>496329
>I think the language of "globalization" is an attempt to obfuscate political economy
I think Capital is trying to obfuscate everything, I don't think we should dismiss people's genuine dislike of economic imperialism just because they use a term that's been co-opted by right-wing politicians. I mean, would we even be anti-idpol if we weren't willing to engage with right-wing talking points seriously and trying to understand where these people are coming from? Granted, that led to a lots of conservative socialists joining Leftychan but an attempt was made.
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 No.496342

>>496341
Globalism is in fact a scientific and correct term, whatever use righttards make of it. Globalism is capitalism in the stage of generalized international division of labour. Imperialism too was a word invented by rightwingers and guess what? Lenin investigated the objective phenomenon behind it.
Dogmatist and larper retards refuse the term just like 2nd internationalists refused the imperialism theory and they in fact advocated for imperialism. Dengoids also seek refuge from it because it implicates China - no China no globalism - and denies the superstition of an all powerful nation-state (like it was in the imperialist era).
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 No.496344

>>496341
>>496342
>co-opted
The term is "neoliberalism": the economic and governing doctrine of deregulation and corporate supremacy. That's what neoliberalism is and it's been articulated as neoliberalism for over 50 years now. We don't need to invent new language to describe the same shit that's been going on since the 1970s. The term "globalism" was created to obfuscate what's actually occurring–the world-wide undermining of governments and sovereignty by trans-national corporate power. There is in fact nothing wrong with a holistic global outlook and we should welcome global collaboration on problems that cannot be solved at a nation-state level (such as environmental protection and sustainability). The problem is not having a holistic global perspective of the world, the problem is allowing capitalism and corporate power to escape the ability of states to control them. It's very important to be clear about this or we just cede political ground to crass nationalism, which will undoubtedly give way to catastrophic wars just like WW1.
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 No.496357

>>496344
shut up nig
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 No.496361

>>496357
Do you know how you sound when you do this? you have no argument, you are just someone with a cage around their penis squishing it into a little clitty.


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 No.496031[Reply]

The Democratic socialist party of America is a bullshit zionist piece of dog shit
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 No.496282

>>496276
If everything is a lie and truth is impossible to determine, then there is no point in studying history.
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 No.496307

>>496278
wars arent started by "the booj"
you give them way, way too much credit
capitalists are the servants of capital, not its avatars
furthermore, capitalism is driven by the behavior of the workers not the bourgoisie, hence why the workers need to organize and dominate capitalism… aka socialism
war is political negotiation through force, and plenty of "the booj" dont have a say in it
stop being spooked by pseudo leftist garbage
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 No.496308

>>496280
because they use the state to protect their own private interests, duh, why wouldn't they?
seriously, think about it. if all the wealthy and powerful died tomorrow, what do you think would happen?
it is already known that hierarchical economies with markets and inheritance naturally generate an upper class, wealth distribution follows the pareto principle
or do you instead think that we live in some shitty YA dystopian novel where youre stamped with a tattoo that says "ugly" if youre a worker and "pretty" if youre a capitalist?
capitalism creates capitalists, not the other way around, this is so obvious that it shouldnt have to be said but somehow im saying it
you just want an excuse to justify your retarded feelings
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 No.496309

>>496279
another retarded sentiment
its in the interest of the dominant class to be against assassinations towards their class REGARDLESS of whether its true or false, it says absolutely nothing about the effectiveness of assassinations
nobody on this fucking site understands socialist theory, let alone a grasp of simple logic
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 No.496310

>>496281
i never said this, of course capitalists are violently coerced, by other capitalists no less
im saying that even if this is necessary it still is neither desirable nor ANYTHING CLOSE TO SUFFICIENT for a socialist movement to succeed
what, do you think the success rates of revolutions are determined by the number of guillotines being used?
assuming you arent just abusing socialism to justify your sick fantasies, you actually need to get some fucking political economy in your head first
go watch a cockshott video or something


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 No.492626[Reply]

AKA 'PissPigGrandad'
AKA 'Brace Trueanon'
AKA 'Coindexter'
AKA 'Liz Trueanon's Husband'
AKA 'The Gourmand'

What do you make of him?
I'm genuinely not sure what to make of him. On the one hand, I think his show is really good about exposing some really nasty stuff.

On the other hand, the PKK/YPG was really obviously being used as a cover for US/Zionist imperialist ops. PKK-controlled territory operated (and operates?) illegal concentration camps (ostensibly for the "families of ISIS takfiris) in Syria on behalf of the American occupier. Although I used to believe anyone could just have volunteered for the YPG, I realized with Ukraine that sometimes groups will claim that they'll take anyone, regardless of experience, but will then reject most applicants on the grounds that they have no experience or useful skills. I don't know if the YPG claim to be recruiting anyone was a sham or not, but I do wonder in retrospect.

His cred as a unionist might be less questionable, but it wasn't exactly a great success story. He unionized a San Francisco brewery which was being run into the ground under foreign management, and then four years later, foreign management decided to scrap it for parts. I'm not saying I think every try will be a riveting success, but for a guy who is still identified as a prominent present day American labor organizer, this is one pretty monumental failure, and it's his entire record in this field. Like an eerie Japanese Dracula, Sapporo saki'd Anchor Brewing dry, with what ultimately amounted to little resistance from a supposedly militant labor union led by a former machine gunner.

What do you think?

Also, as an addendum, I hadn't realized this until reading about it just now, but apparently after Sapporo closed Anchor Brewing, they sold the brewery to a Turkish-born Kurdish-American guy named Hamdi Ulukaya, the CEO of Chobani.
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 No.492629

I am getting a little tired of the writers for establishment media rags that TrueAnon keeps inviting on for interviews lately. Makes me a little bit suspicious.
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 No.492633

>>492629
Who have the latest been?
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 No.496208

>>492633
Still wondering
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 No.496233

>>492629
>makes me a little bit suspicious
only now this disgusting cia kike makes you suspicious


 No.495406[Reply]

On Monday, April 6, 2026, a gas facility at the Panama Canal burst into flame.
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 No.495759

>>495757
This is further back, but "holy shit"ed at the subject matter:
https://x.com/ProudSocialist/status/2045317011316654107
This is Amy Eskridge.

She is one of the 11 scientists who has died/disappeared recently that’s linked to high government research and secrets.

Amy researched anti-gravity and in this clip reveals anti-gravity was already discovered 4 times, but each time the government suppressed it. She then reveals she was close to discovering it, but was threatened that she would be killed if she published it.

She was found dead shortly after this 2022 interview. It was ruled a “suicide” but no investigation details were made public and British intelligence officer Franc Milburn testified before Congress in 2023 that her death was not a suicide. She also said this a few months before her death: “If you see any report that I killed myself, I most definitely did not.”

What is going on? Is our own government murdering scientists whose research and discoveries (i.e. free energy) threaten the profits of corporations and billionaires?

"The Hunt For Zero Point" type shit.
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 No.495764

>>495759
Look, researchers being killed is super weird but let's not be retarded here.

That video clip never explicitly mentions anti-gravity.

Btw people have been researching how gravity works for a while now, there is no theoretical model for anti-gravity, even a theoretical partical that might be responsible for gravity, the graviton, isn't possible to detect with our current understanding of physics, and supposedly would take a detector the size of jupiter to detect one per year, if it's even possible.

My argument is just that at this point theoretical physics accounts for everything that happens except for the most extreme conditions, so I don't expect someone to have tinkered with something on their own and discovered anti-gravity. There would be a theoretical basis for this first. And if there was a theoretical discovery it would be published or leak and there would be a lot of noise about this in the science community.

And I never want to hear retards rambling about "free energy" that's just a nonsense buzzword to get clicks from uneducated burgers.
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 No.495780

https://x.com/PressTV/status/2046182091386180043
An oil refinery in India's Rajasthan has caught fire just one day before it was scheduled to be inaugurated by Prime Minister Modi.
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 No.495782

>>495757
Kind of bizarre that it's almost exclusively right-wing media covering the scientist deaths, seeing as their viewers tend to be anti-intellectual and its likely that they were killed by the anti-intellectual right wing government.
I haven't seen any of the Trot/ML papers writing on it. Not even the Sparts.
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 No.496229

https://x.com/steve_hanke/status/2052863360618954937
May 8: a MASSIVE explosion and fire erupted at the PBF Energy Refinery in Chalmette, Louisiana.


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