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 No.494892[Last 50 Posts]

New big thread for American studies.

Previous thread: >>487075
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 No.494893

Could we have an unprecedented opportunity to score some third party wins in the mid-term elections? The Democrats lost 2024 over Gaza and Trump has thoroughly discredited himself now.
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 No.494895

>>494893
Elections don't change anything, who cares about them?
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 No.494896

>>494893
We could, but I admittedly am in the "don't care" camp. Any voting should vote for the non-duopoly candidate most likely to win, but there is absolutely no hope in the electoral system. The very best thing it offers is a venue to potentially spread a message, but even that is stifled by a system which relies on media coverage (if you run outside of the duopoly you won't get any unless you're an astroturfed plant, and you won't be allowed at debates either) and ad campaigns.

Even if it was doable, there isn't time to rely on it. Everything should move towards organization for militant activity, sabotage, and preparation for general strikes.
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 No.494906

Is now the right time to start drafting a new constitution? Wouldn't want to be caught with our pants down when the government suddenly collapses.
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 No.494907

>>494906
You need to have a party to have a constitution, who is going to enforce it?
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 No.494910

>>494909
>>494907
I mean a constitution for the new government, lol
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 No.494911

All right, so we all know that the legislature should be selected through sortition, with potentially provisions for direct citizen lawmaking. What about the executive and judiciary? Should the president/prime minister be selected from the legislative body through some kind of parliamentary coalition? How will we ensure as stable and effective court system without the inherent oligarchic institution of judge appointment/election?
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 No.494912

>>494911
not everything needs to be democratic
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 No.494915

>>494912
Are you actually a leftist?
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 No.494916

>>494915
define leftism
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 No.494917

>>494916
Stop asking for fucking definitions
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 No.494919

>>494917
in that case i can't tell you for certain
based on how most people who call themselves leftists act and think, i guess i'm not a leftist
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 No.494920

>>494916
Someone who opposes the capitalist economic system.
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 No.494921

>>494920
then no, i am not aleftist
i want a planned economic system that will build upon, alter and supersede a capitalist economic system
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 No.494922

>>494921
And how do you expect to build such a system without eliminating class? Or do you think you can eliminate class without democracy?
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 No.494923

>>494922
why would a planned economic system require the abolition of class society in order to exist?
if instead you mean that it will eventually entail the abolition of class society, then that's good i suppose
but i don't really care about class society either way
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 No.494924

>>494911
I'm gonna say something a lil' controversial - I like most of the US Constitution, and think we could keep the letter of most it as long as we pay it actual heed. The EC should be reformed within it to definitively reflect '1 person = 1 vote' in national elections instead of doing it by state, land/property rights and taxation should be reformed, and otherwise I think a lot of the necessary stuff would have to be done actively rather than just, like, written down. A revolution needs to start as a broad workers' movement, the constitution should be a popular constitution foremost, and we should aim to push the existing, capitalist/rentier oligarchs out while preserving much of the existing state bureaucracy so that we have infrastructure to build on top of and alter actively. And then, if that fails, we have another revolution which starts with a more specific constitution. My feeling is that most reforms (outside of land/property reform, although even those can be done at least part way) could be done with legal reforms not reliant on major Constitutional rewriting.
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 No.494925

>>494924
Oh, and we would definitely have to take out the slavery abolition "exemption" that allows prison slave labor. Ditch that shit.
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 No.494926

>>494924
The US Constitution is a construction by and for oligarchy from the beginning. You have to make some fundamental changes to the way it describes government if you don't want another oligarchy to assert itself and undermine the next constitution.
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 No.494935

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"we ran the gas chambers on your family so we could slide down a hill!"
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 No.494936

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 No.494937

using schizo means you have no argument.

You have no argument because I am telling the truth.
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 No.494938

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"I ran the gas chamber on your family so I could slide down a hill!"
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 No.494939

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"We ran the gas chambers on your family so we could slide down a hill!"
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 No.494943

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"I ran the gas chamber on your family so that I could slide down a hill. Gas chamber exhaust is permanent!"

Don't like it? I'll call the white american nazi gas chamber police and have them herd you in to the gas chambers! Barbie's Beetle is NOT hitler's gas chamber. Dont even say that out loud or my white american nazi gas chamber police husband will make herd you in to the gas chambers and make you disappear in the concentration camps!
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 No.494944

let's study the americans in this thread.
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 No.494945

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"we ALL ran the gas chambers on your family so that we can slide down a hill!"
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 No.494947

>>494944
The thing they love most in the world is the gas chamber. you cant just go and criticize their gas chamber like that.
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 No.494948

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let's post a clear image of the gas chambers so that the americans don't pretend they do nazi the gas chambers like they usually do.
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 No.494949

I ran the gas chambers on your family permanently to pick up a little bit of weed.
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 No.494950

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>>494948
remember when you all wouldn't stop running the gas chambers no matter what?
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 No.494951

Do you have to make them dismantle the gas chambers by force?
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 No.494952

>>494945
>>494948
>>494950
>>494951
This is annoying and retarded.
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 No.494953

remember when you wouldnt stop running the gas chambers no matter what?
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 No.494954

how do the americans justify disguising their gas chambers as transportation?
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 No.494956

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 No.494957

>>494954
The gas chambers aren't even hiding behind the bushes where we do not see them.
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 No.494958

I want THEM to talk about the fucking gas chambers for a change.
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 No.494959

Would I have to become the allies? Would I have to bring force to your doorstep because you won't stop running the gas chambers on your own?
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 No.494961

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 No.494963

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"we ran the gas chambers on your family so we could slide down a hill!"
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 No.494968

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The brown shirts beat people who threatened the gas chambers.

American cops beat people who threaten the gas chambers.

Same job. Same violence. Same protection of genocide.
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 No.494969

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Look how this brown shirt herds bodies in to gas chambers.
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 No.494970

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 No.494972

Mods, this is obnoxious.
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 No.494976

>>494972
"my right to gas chamber your mother at the bus stop is being threatened!"
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 No.494977

the founding fathers would be DISGUSTED to hear you talking about taking away my right to gas chamber your mama at the bus stop.
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 No.494978

>>494976
1. I don't drive.
2. This cloudcuckooland bullshit you keep posting is clearly just meant to shit up this site.
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 No.494981

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 No.494982

If I'm the only one in the US politics thread talking about the very obvious gas chambering operation then we are all going to die.

Americans will kill your family and call it freedom.
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 No.494983

freedom is the oil

talking to americans is like talking to the nazis in 1943
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 No.494984

>>494981
The US military pollutes way fucking more than cars do. So do rich capitalists' private jets. The US & "Israel" literally just set a refinery on fire and caused massive toxic black clouds and black rain in a city of millions, initiating a back-and-forth where multiple oil sites have now been bombed.
Weird how this PETA-esque bullshit this obvious shitposter is doing never mentions the actual chemical warfare employed by the US military, the world's single biggest polluter, but people who drive or ride a car to work are literally Hitler!

Almost like this is not a serious poster and he's only here to pretend to be a whimpy, detached parody of a liberal activist on here for shits'n'giggles.
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 No.494985

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>>494984
Look at the US military, dont look at us running hitler's army on 4 wheels right now.
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 No.494986

>>494961
Take off the fucking parascope.
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 No.494988

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>>494984
The bombing of the Nordstream pipeline alone contributed as much to global warming as 8 million cars driven for an entire year.
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 No.494989

You're using the military as a shield so you don't have to look at yourself.

Hitler's army on 4 wheels IS the military.
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 No.494990

yes you would have to use force on them to make them dismantle the gas chambers.
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 No.494991

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 No.494992

>>494985
Yes, do look at the military. They emit vastly more than people driving to and from work do.

It turns out that carpet bombing and burning hospitals and flying superfast jets which burn tons of fuel and driving big armored vehicles which require large amounts of energy to move… are bad for the environment. Do you realize that bombs and missiles and burning metal and phosphorous causes a fucktonne of air pollution? Did you know that turning buildings and everything in them into blazing infernos releases stuff into the air that's toxic to breathe?
Do you realize that one of the chief tactics of the IOF is carpetbombing so much that the fires in a neighborhood suck up all the air in an area and replace it with poisonous gases?

Of course you fucking do. You know this stuff, you just pretend you don't because you're here to shit up the board with this stupid charade.
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 No.494999

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those are very obviously gas chambers you genocidally racist holocaust bound denial-prone white american nazi.
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 No.495000

remember when you all wouldn't stop running the gas chambers no matter what?
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 No.495001

Look at the US military, dont look at us running hitler's army on 4 wheels right now.
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 No.495002

you racist fucking white people dont let any one speak until it's already too late. You built the gas chambers.
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 No.495003

I'm supposed to give you the intel but you all are too fucking gross.
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 No.495142

Oil refinery explosion in Texas a few days ago.
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 No.495147

Neutrality Studies - The Wars of the Epstein Class (w/ Dr. Aaron Good)
Discusses the deep connection between organized crime & the American state, its long history, and the deep connection between zionist American organized crime & the "Israeli" state.
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 No.495199

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May 1st general strike in the US.

If this works, is effective, and is simultaneous with other radical actions, it will be a good mark for the PSL's strategy. Best wishes for its success, and best wishes for the triumph of workers' war over zionist imperial tyranny!
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 No.495201

>>495199
Are they actually organizing workplaces around this, or is this more of the college activism brainrot in PSL that presumes you can spontaneously mobilize mass action with a flyer?
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 No.495202

>>495201
I mean, they were central in organizing the successful shutdown in MN earlier this year. They have a union presence, and their outreach is generally more organized than just, like, flyering. They've had successful walkout campaigns, too. They have a much better grip on how this stuff works than others do, and I'll personally hold off critique until I see what they do in May.
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 No.495209

>>495199

good luck, has there realistically been a general strike in recent history that actually led to meaningful change in the US?
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 No.495212

>>495209
The only general strike in recent US history was earlier this year in MN, and prior to that there hadn't been a general strike for at least a decade afaik, I think much longer. That strike did seem to achieve its goal, or at least came close, but, admittedly, it was a much less lofty goal - the retreat of ICE from MN.

Even that much more localized strike & shutdown (although it was accompanied by nationwide school walkouts, which were much less significant than the labor strike in MN even if they numbered greatly) was territory which hasn't been touched in the US for many years. Pulling off something like it nationwide will be commendable, and a sign of great organizational progress. The ability to withhold labor organizationally is a necessary weapon, and must be sharpened.
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 No.495359

Trump approval at 33%
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 No.495369

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Trump's freakouts are intensifying as America's #1 child molester/serial killer is increasingly upset by the clownish path that Epstein & the Adelsons have directed him on.
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 No.495407

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Articles of Impeachment introduced for Sec. of War Pete Hegseth.
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 No.495409

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Some Congressmen calling for 25th Amendment against Trump.
Why do I feel like we're about to see some Saddam Hussein shit go down?
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 No.495417

>>495409
>some Saddam Hussein shit
What does that mean?
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 No.495425

>>495417
Assassinations of political officials for defying the executive.
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 No.495426

>>495425
Did Saddam Hussein do that or was he assassinated for defying the executive?
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 No.495503

>>495426
come on burger, where is your drive to learn?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1979_Ba'ath_Party_Purge
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 No.495527

Larry Wilkerson thinks Hegseth's Christian zionist restructuring of the U.S. military around the Trump cult may be relevant in the upcoming elections.
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 No.495547

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The real 8D Chess move was me voting for the Rump regime to force the Year of the Linux desktop into reality.
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 No.495577

https://x.com/ProudSocialist/status/2042688068520677387
A San Francisco man was just arrested after throwing a Molotov cocktail at OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's house.
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 No.495578

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 No.495579

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>>495578
since every ounce of weight counts toward the gas chamber,

You can be the gas chamber.
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 No.495580

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 No.495581


you would have to make americans dismantle the gas chamber by force. I've tried talking to white american nazis for a long time and they only shake their head in denial like a slimy fish or an eel.
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 No.495582

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 No.495583

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 No.495585

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we ran the gas chambers on your family so that we could slide down a fucking hill.(USER WAS WARNED FOR THIS POST - Don't you already have a thread for this?)
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 No.495591

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>>495585
I ran the gas chamber on your family to slide down a fucking hill.

That gas chamber exhaust wont go away in your children's life time. not in your grand children's.
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 No.495595

https://x.com/disclosetv/status/2043031134712263074
Wind keeps blowing over the security fence outside the hotel in Washington D.C., where the "closed-door" Bilderberg meeting is taking place.
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 No.495690

https://x.com/remarks/status/2044050014972895318
JUST IN: Another individual connected to top secret US nuclear research has vanished without a trace, Daily Mail reports.

This is now the tenth person connected to top secret US nuclear research to go missing or die mysteriously.
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 No.495692

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Trump Doordash ordered McDonalds and a grandma delivered it… Plus people say the White House got gold plates on its architecture.
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 No.495704

>>494892
Once again I would like to remind anons here that the first step in revolution is mass-doxxing the CIA, as well as lesser "intelligence" agencies like ICE, NSA, FBI, USO and so and so forth.
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 No.495712

https://x.com/georgegalloway/status/2044716641750065314
TEN American scientists familiar with the US nuclear program are either missing, have died suddenly or have been murdered in the last 12 months. Nobody with power seems to think that’s in any way strange…
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 No.495713

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A TPUSA J. D. Vance even where the tickets were free.
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 No.495731

>>495713
All the rabble rousing online is just astroturf troll farms
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 No.495733

>ex-military
>father was Wall Street corporate raider
>become right-wing 'influencer'
>famous for saying "Judaism bad"
>decide to run for office on anti-zionism in the most violently pro-zionist district in the U.S.
>guaranteed loss
>opponent is fat, loudly bigoted zionist slow-moving target named Randy Fine who seems to exist entirely as bait
So Dan Bilzerian is an op, right?
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 No.495744

I'm convinced the other leftypol is run by DNC shills, am I schizo?
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 No.495747

>>495744
I'm convinced it's run by feds.
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 No.495749

>>495747
there is one namefag there that openly calls for collaborating with the genocidal zionist uniparty constantly and he never gets banned, criticisms of this position from the left get banned and the entire thing gets framed as he is the reasonable one and not a full blown reactionary
the site is also super hardcore on not talking about israel in ways that are unacceptable to the american liberal establishment
this is why I think its either run by straigh up DNC shills or people too dumb to realize they are policing the left in ways that accomodate to that, feds might be too far but who knows maybe you are right
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 No.495751

>>495749
>the site is also super hardcore on not talking about israel in ways that are unacceptable to the american liberal establishment
I've noticed this. Actually, I noticed it in an extremely glowy thread where the entire premise was "resistance is futile," pretending like "israel" functions totally independently of zionist U.S. and EU backers, and a conspicuous swarming tactic meant to make these things look like a general consensus (wrt "resistance is futile," this is an extremely well-known psyop tactic).
Oh, also their news anon posts article from Iran International. :)
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 No.495765

https://x.com/ProudSocialist/status/2045907556011299239
Breaking News: 8 children killed in mass shooting in Shreveport, Louisiana. Initial reports indicate a “domestic disturbance.”
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 No.495774

Trump is bringing every state, city, county and Federal law enforcement agency under a new task force to enforce immigration. Any law enforcement official that doesn't comply will be summarily arrested.

https://hstf.gov/
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 No.495778

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"Judge" in Miami who recently sentenced a student in Florida for making a joke about Netanyahu.
https://x.com/RT_com/status/2046043547632390477
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 No.495785

>>495778
Amazing that making fun of an internationally wanted war criminal isn't protected by muh freeze peaches.
Zionism is terrorism and should be treated as such. Synagogues and evangelical churches that promote Zionism should be monitored by local police force, and the rabbis and pastors who spread this deranged line of thinking should be brought to heel
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 No.495794

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Georgia Cops Terrorize Black Woman in ‘Gestapo-Style’ Raid for a Fugitive Who Was Already In Jail — Before Ransacking Her Home and Fleeing the Scene Without an Apology

Once again, American law enforcement agencies exposed their incompetency by raiding the home of an innocent Black woman in Georgia in search of a fugitive accused of murder who had been arrested four months earlier.

But not only had federal agents arrested Joshua Smiley in Indiana on June 20, 2023, they boasted about the capture in a press release which was reported by various local media sites at the time.

But for reasons that have yet to be explained, at least 15 law enforcement officers from the U.S. Marshals Service and the DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office raided the home of Cathy George at 5 a.m. on October 24, 2023, terrorizing the woman who had no connection to Smiley.

“I wasn’t shown any ID, I wasn’t shown any warrant, I wasn’t shown a search warrant, an arrest warrant, a badge,” she said in a video interview with the Institute for Justice, the national law firm that filed a lawsuit on her behalf.

“I had no clue who they were.”

The federal lawsuit was filed Tuesday against the U.S. Marshals Service, the DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office and the 15 cops who raided her home, accusing them of violating her Fourth, Fifth and 14th Amendment rights.

The 15 cops who ransacked her home while dressed in riot gear and terrorizing her at gunpoint threatened her with arrest if she did not inform them of the whereabouts of Smiley, who has no known ties to Georgia.

“‘Where is he? Where are you hiding him? Where is he? You know if you’re lying to us, you’re going to be going to jail,’” the cops told her as they held her at gunpoint, according to her interview.

“I have no idea what they’re talking about, and I finally just say, ‘Who?’ and they say, ‘Joshua Smiley.’”

She then showed the photos of her two sons to prove they were not the man they were looking for but they kept ordering her to “show me another one, show me another angle.”

“Ms. George’s sons share no physical or demographic traits with Smiley other than race and gender,” the lawsuit states. “Ms. George has never met or interacted with Smiley.”

After about 20 minutes, the cops realized they had made a huge blunder.

“At that point, the officer in charge tells me, ‘I think there’s been a mistake,’” she explained in the interview.

“And I say, ‘a mistake? What do you mean?’”

But they did not elaborate, leaving her ransacked home without apologizing, according to the claim which describes the botched raid as an “inexcusable error.”

George’s ordeal is the latest in a long line of botched raids on the homes of innocent people over the years.



After they left, George searched Smiley’s name and discovered the man who had been listed as one of the 15th most wanted fugitives in the country had been arrested four months earlier in Indiana.

But somehow, word of his arrest never reached the federal agents who targeted her home.

“Before raiding Ms. George’s home, the officers didn’t check to see if Joshua Smiley was still at large,” states the claim.

“And yet, they planned the raid of Ms. George’s home ahead of time, talking to the condominium building and gaining access to locked entrances to Ms. George’s home in an upscale Atlanta suburb.”

“When the officers arrived at Ms. George’s unit, they banged on her door and shouted at her as if she were a dangerous criminal,” the claim continues.

Meanwhile, the dangerous criminal they were seeking was already behind bars, one week after he was placed on the most wanted list.

https://atlantablackstar.com/2026/04/19/georgia-cops-black-woman-raid-for-a-fugitive-who-was-already-in-jail-before-ransacking-her-home-and-fleeing-the-scene-without-an-apology/
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 No.495807

https://x.com/Ric_RTP/status/2046578708035604945
Amazon just got caught running a secret price manipulation operation with Levi's, Home Depot, Walmart, and many more.

Every time you "comparison shopped" online, you were looking at prices that were already rigged.

Here's what happened:

Amazon would monitor prices on Walmart, Target, Best Buy, Home Depot, and Chewy in real time. The second a competitor listed a product cheaper than Amazon, they'd contact the brand directly and tell them to "fix it."

And the exact emails are now PUBLIC.

Amazon sent Levi's links to two Walmart listings with the subject line "styles of concern." They basically said the prices on Walmart are too low and we have a problem.

The next day, Levi's responded: "I talked to Walmart and they have partnered with us to take Easy Khaki Classic fit back up to ladder SPP price, $29.99 immediately."

Levi's literally called Walmart and told them to raise the price. Because Amazon told Levi's to make the call.

Walmart complied. Then Amazon matched the HIGHER price.

Both retailers ended up charging more. The customer paid extra. Nobody competed.

Same playbook with Hanes:

Amazon sent them links showing Target and Walmart prices were lower. Hanes confirmed they "reached out to Target and Walmart to have the prices increased."

Target increased the prices. Walmart increased the prices. Amazon kept their margins.

But it gets even worse…

Amazon told Allergan (the company that makes eye drops) that their product was "suppressed" on Amazon because it was cheaper on another site.

Allergan responded: "Walmart got their price back up to $16.99." Amazon then unsuppressed the listing.

They did this with pet treats on Chewy. Furniture on Home Depot. Products across dozens of categories spanning YEARS.

The mechanism is simple but terrifying:

If you're a brand and you sell cheaper on Walmart than on Amazon, Amazon suppresses your product, removes you from the Buy Box, buries you in search results, and effectively makes you invisible to 300 million customers.

Brands can't afford that. So they call Walmart and Target and say "raise your prices or we'll lose our Amazon listings."

Walmart and Target comply because they need the brand's products.

Amazon captures 40 cents of every dollar spent online in America. That gives them the leverage to set prices across THE ENTIRE internet. Not just their own platform.

So turns out, you were never comparison shopping.

You were looking at a coordinated price floor set by Amazon through backroom phone calls between brands and their competitors.

"Amazon is working to make your life more unaffordable."

3 separate antitrust trials are now scheduled for 2027. The FTC has its own case. 18 states plus the DOJ are piling on.

This is literally happening during the WORST affordability crisis in a generation. Groceries up 25% since 2020. Housing unaffordable. Wages flat.

And the largest ecommerce company on Earth has been secretly coordinating with brands to make sure you can't find a cheaper price ANYWHERE.

"Competition" in retail is just a fantasy.
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 No.495816

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Top "counterterrorism" official in pedo administration outed as hooker.
https://x.com/RyanRozbiani/status/2046967720999018763
Another Trump Team Embarrassment

🇺🇸 DHS Counterterrorism Official Julia Varvaro Under Investigation Over 'Sugar Daddy' Complaint

Varvaro, 29, Trump's Deputy Assistant Secretary for Counterterrorism, is facing a formal DHS Inspector General complaint after a man claims he spent $40,000 in three months on luxury trips and Cartier jewelry, and that she told him her collection was "TROPHIES from her sugar daddies."

She allegedly told him she was "above being tested" when he warned the arrangement could jeopardize her Top Secret clearance, and texted from a Homeland Security conference: "They call me Secretary. I like it… I'm the boss princess."

A former CIA officer is now asking how a FULL BACKGROUND INVESTIGATION missed any of this.

The administration that promised to hire only the best is currently investigating its own counterterrorism office. You cannot make this up.
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 No.495850

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NASA nuclear engineer found dead in burned Tesla after vanishing from his Alabama home last year

A Nasa nuclear scientist died after a fiery crash in a rural Alabama town last year, which at the time caused suspicion among family members.

Joshua LeBlanc, 29, died in a fiery crash in his Tesla on July 22, 2025. The crash happened in Huntsville, Alabama where his Tesla was found burned beyond recognition at about 2:45 in the afternoon, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency told Fox News Digital. The vehicle collided with a guardrail, then several trees, before the vehicle burst into flames.

At 4:32 a.m. on the same day, LeBlanc's family reported him missing, according to Klfy. He uncharacteristically failed to show up to his job as an aerospace technologies electrical engineer at NASA, where he worked on nuclear propulsion projects.

His body was also burned beyond recognition, and police confirmed his identity three days later after his body was transported to the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences.

At the time, his family told KLFY that they feared he had been abducted and that he had left his phone and wallet in his home at the time of the disappearance.

Police tracked LeBlanc down using the data from his Tesla Sentry Mode, and found that his vehicle sat at the airport in Huntsville for four hours on the morning of his death. His family said his trip west was not part of his plan for the day, and that uncharacteristically, he was not communicating with them.

A LinkedIn page for LeBlanc says he worked at NASA for about five-and-a-half years, and that he was a team lead for NASA’s Space Nuclear Propulsion (SNP) Instrumentation and Control (I&C) Maturation. NASA SNP technology "would enable faster and more robust transportation for crew and cargo missions to Mars and science missions to the outer solar system," according to the government agency's website.

LeBlanc was later a team lead on NASA's Demonstration Rocket for Agile Cislunar Operation (DRACO), a nuclear thermal propulsion engine.

At least 12 other people, the vast majority involved in nuclear science and space research, have died or gone missing since 2022, some under mysterious circumstances.

Monica Reza, 60; Melissa Casias, 53; Anthony Chavez, 79; Steven Garcia, 48; and retired Air Force Maj. Gen. William Neil McCasland, 68, were all reported missing throughout 2023 to 2026, with each of their disappearances considered suspicious.

Michael David Hicks, 59; Frank Maiwald, 61; Nuno Loureiro, 47; Jason Thomas, 45; Amy Eskridge, 34; and Carl Grillmair, 47, all died between 2022 and 2026.

Hicks, Maiwald and Reza were all connected to NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

The deaths and disappearances have not been officially connected in any way, but they have caught the attention of the White House.

https://www.aol.com/articles/nasa-nuclear-engineer-found-dead-153934769.html
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 No.495852

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>>495850
>Tesla
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 No.495880

File: 1777055072300.mp4 ( 1.3 MB , 912x510 , Hung Cao.mp4 )

Hung Cao, the new acting Secretary of the U.S. Navy, is very concerned about witchcraft.
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 No.495881

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>>495880
What does he think of Israel?
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 No.495886

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https://x.com/OsseChi/status/2046953267280670926
Wave of deed thefts in NYC, mostly targeting elderly black people.
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 No.495887

>>495881
Not sure.
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 No.495905

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Trump evacuated from White House correspondents' dinner. Later updates, it looks like there was a shooter.
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 No.495906

Kshama Sawant:
Yesterday a Super PAC called “Movement for Kshama” announced that they are gathering signatures “to get Kshama on the ballot.”

By law, Super PACS are not allowed to coordinate with election campaigns, nor are they allowed to make in-kind contributions. For this reason, the gathering of ballot signatures by a Super PAC, and the submission of any of those signatures, creates a serious legal risk for our campaign.

This irresponsible decision by the leaders of this Super PAC forces us to clarify some things publicly: the Kshama for Congress campaign did not ask this Super PAC to gather ballot signatures; our campaign has not coordinated with them regarding this or any other activity; our campaign will not accept contributions from this or any other Super PAC.

Regardless of its leadership’s intentions, “Movement for Kshama” has now on multiple occasions shown a complete disregard for how its actions could damage this campaign. This particular decision by the PAC to collect ballot signatures could give ammunition to the Democratic Party and the state to try to block or remove our revolutionary socialist campaign from the ballot.

Recently, the Democratic leadership that runs the state of California has egregiously removed Green Party candidate, Butch Ware, from the ballot on the most undemocratic and despicable basis, out of fear of the growing working-class support for his campaign. The Democratic Party is in a state of disarray at present because of the unprecedented anger over their attacks on working people, the endless imperialist wars, and the cost-of-living crisis. They are deeply fearful of any antiwar, pro-worker challenges from the left. Working people and our campaign need be prepared that the Democratic Party is likely to use any pretext provided to them in order to try to block a revolutionary socialist from being elected to Congress.

When working people are approached by a canvasser to get Kshama on the ballot, we urge that they first ask to make sure they are not being solicited by this Super PAC. You can see a list of the locations where the Kshama for Congress campaign will be present on our website at http://kshamasawant.org/events. We are taking every necessary step and precaution to ensure we are on the ballot and reduce the risk of attacks by the state against our campaign’s democratic rights.
https://x.com/cmkshama/status/2048477531628880005
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 No.495908

>>495733
>So Dan Bilzerian is an op, right?
You guys should step up your game. Before these faggots are ops they are bourgeoisie. Any faggots with the licence to harvest in the land of celebrihood is the enemy.
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 No.495909

File: 1777232801073.mp4 ( 15.85 MB , 576x1024 , Trump staged assassination….mp4 )

>>495905
Fake + gay

>>495908
Ok, yeah, but still also an op.
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 No.495921

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>>495905
>>495909
I wonder if this guy who Trump is hiring to build the new ballroom, which Trump says is important because of this "incident," is a zionist. Can anyone find out?
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 No.495926

>>495909
Why is the National Guard involved in this?
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 No.495969

>>495926
Because the National Guard has been deployed since last year in Washington DC to support law enforcement with regular patrols, and that hasn't changed. Don't you remember everyone freaking out and upset with Trump when he first deployed them? Or that story where two guardsmen got shot by that Afghan terrorist? It's not unusual that national guards would be on scene responding when they have a regular presence in DC now.
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 No.495970

>>495969
>Afghan terrorist
You mean the CIA agent?
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 No.495976

>>495970
Oh yeah, he was also part of the Afghan security forces working with the US in Afghanistan. I forgot that detail. One of the supposed "good ones" that we are supposed to let live in the country because they helped us against the Taliban. Just goes to show we shouldn't keep any Afghans here. Send them all back.
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 No.496015

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>>495976
>One of the supposed "good ones"
uygha this is your Secretary of Commerce.
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 No.496018

Now that Trump has been president again for a while: Hypothetically, what would Kamala have done?
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 No.496019

>>496018
Attacked Iran, attacked Venezuela, attacked Iran again, used ICE to abduct critics of "israel," used U.S. contractors to run death camps in Palestine. But, like, joyfully.
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 No.496060

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 No.496061

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From the time J. Edgar Hoover's FBI tried to infiltrate the Nation of Islam using blackface.
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 No.496065

>>496061
that's really fucking funny
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 No.496109

>>495886
https://x.com/hebh_jamal/status/2050487186244464784
"Israel"-linked Elliot and Joseph Ambalo doing deed theft in Bedstuy.
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 No.496113

https://x.com/DannyKPolitics/status/2050460061122662582
DannyKPolitics- EXCLUSIVE: Laura Loomer’s influence operation runs through a single-principal Florida LLC with zero disclosure

Laura Loomer’s primary business entity, King Breaker Media LLC, was formed April 3, 2023 through Inc Authority — a discount LLC formation service — at a Lady Lake, Florida address. She is the only authorized person on every filing.

The entity restructured in May 2025, moving from the formation-mill registered agent to Di Pietro Partners, PLLC, a Fort Lauderdale law firm. Timing tracks her ascendance as the White House’s “loyalty enforcer.”

No co-owners. No investors. No clients listed. No foreign principals. The public Florida record shows a single-principal entity that files only the bare minimum annual reports required to maintain active status.

Antonia Hitchens reported in the New Yorker (Nov. 17, 2025) that a Trump-connected lobbyist confirmed Loomer is paid for her advocacy — including her push to lift Venezuelan oil sanctions sought by American oil magnate Harry Sargeant III — with payments allegedly routed through middlemen.

Loomer told Steve Bannon on Nov. 14, 2025 that during her trip to Israel she “met with military officials, members of the Knesset, and high level Israeli politicians,” holding policy discussions with senior officials of a foreign government in their official capacity.

She is not registered under FARA. She is not registered under the Lobbying Disclosure Act. Her opposition research firm, Loomered Strategies, does not appear as a separate Florida entity. The corporate trail discloses nothing about who pays her or for what.

This is the structural problem influence operators exploit. FARA covers agents acting at the direction of foreign principals. LDA covers domestic lobbyists. Neither touches an “influencer” who tweets policy positions for compensation routed through unnamed third parties.

The question is not whether Loomer is sympathetic to Israeli interests or aligned with American oil money — sympathy and alignment are protected. The question is whether her documented activities meet the statutory threshold that would force disclosure under federal law.

DOJ’s FARA Unit issues roughly 20 Letters of Inquiry per year. The pattern of meetings, advocacy, and reported compensation in Hitchens’s reporting is exactly the kind of fact pattern those letters are designed to evaluate.

The public record establishes the opacity. The next step is for federal authorities to determine whether the law requires it to be lifted.
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 No.496115

>>496060
They poison us with high fructose corn syrup and dyes but won't provide even preventative health care. Nobody can afford health here.
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 No.496136

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Flock cameras - are they a jackpot?
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 No.496142

I just want to warn y'all to be careful about your trollposts on social media. I got a call from an FBI agent yesterday for a post that was allegedly made by one of my accounts. Just control your temper online, free speech is dead.
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 No.496143

>>496142
I'm waiting for them to call me so I can ask why tf they haven't arrested Howard Lutnick yet.
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 No.496144

>>496143
Yeah, I was a little too glib&sarcastic on the phone and my lawyer is kind of pissed. Just refuse to talk to them without a lawyer.
It's amazing that the FBI is investigating troll posts.
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 No.496145

>>496142
>free speech is dead
Yeah, it's been killed incrementally since the patriot act. Myself, I don't have a temper to vent, no socmed accounts and I'm no threat but I keep getting b& from chains for no real reason, the last was leftypol org
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 No.496146

>>496145
>leftypol org
3 years, no appeal with the excuse that I was a datacenter/vpn/tor exit node [auto] with no appeal even tho I don't use these things. Other chans said 'autoban' but no reason or warning was given. Maybe it's cos I'm autistic but I'm no threat. I don't get it. I guess I don't really need to post on the internet at all since it's kinda pointless now.
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 No.496156

https://x.com/MatrixMysteries/status/2051715799446958328
Mark Zuckerberg built a MASSIVE data center in Georgia

Just hundreds of yards from people’s homes.

Water pressure collapsed. Sinks don’t run. Toilets won’t refill. Homes shake nonstop. Power outages are common

A billionaire gets his servers — working families get steamrolled.
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 No.496197

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Ted Turner (died May 6) on Iran, 2008.
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 No.496218

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Purdue Pharma settlement is an insult to human life

As of May 1, 2026, the Purdue Pharma settlement took effect, dissolving the company to create a new public-interest entity, Knoa Pharma, which is supposed to combat the opioid crisis. This followed the final criminal sentencing. The current CEO had admitted the company gave kickbacks to doctors and deceived government drug regulators regarding the safety of Oxycontin.

According to the Associated Press, the judge appeared to be on the verge of tears April 28 as she listened to five hours of testimony from families who lost loved ones to the opioid epidemic, as well as those who have struggled with opioid use disorder after being prescribed Oxycontin. This was the first time victims and family members were heard in a courtroom regarding the impact of Purdue’s criminal actions.

Purdue penalties show emptiness of capitalist “justice”
The April 28 sentencing represents the biggest settlement in the saga of Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family which owned it, for their role in promoting as “safe” the immensely profitable drug Oxycontin. From 1995-2017 Purdue took in $35 billion in total cumulative revenue from Oxycontin sales. The negotiated settlement shields the Sackler family from personal liability for causing thousands of deaths and countless suffering. While the Sacklers are paying $7.4 billion of their “own” money into the settlement, this money comes from the $10 billion in Purdue profits that they moved into their personal trusts.

Other key Purdue settlement numbers

0: Sackler family criminal accountability for the actions of Purdue.Under the settlement they are shielded from future civil litigation, though victims who opt-out of the payment fund may pursue individual lawsuits.
$8,000-$16,000: The value established by the settlement for a human life lost or ruined due to Purdue’s malfeasance
55%: Percentage of victims who filed claims by a 2021 deadline who may be excluded due to strict documentation requirements
$5.42 billion: settlement funds to state and local governments
$225 million: settlement funds to federal government
$394.91 million: settlement funds to insurance companies
15 years: How long it will take for the $7.4 billion settlement to be paid
These facts raise a lot of questions. Why are the parasitic insurance companies getting a nearly $400 million payout while the lives of those killed by Purdue are deemed worth no more than $16,000 a piece? Why will it take so long for the Sacklers to pay off the entire $7.4 billion, when the crisis they created has been going on for more than 30 years?

Probably the most important question is: Why are the Sacklers and top executives of Purdue not being held personally accountable, criminally or civilly? After all, countless people in communities all over the U.S. have been sent to prison for many years after being found guilty of selling drugs that are chemically identical to OxyContin.

What makes the Sacklers different from ordinary drug dealers?
The short answer is: They are filthy rich capitalists and the “justice” system we live under serves to protect the interests of the rich. Technically, one differentiator lies in the bankruptcy process. In 2019, facing a slew of lawsuits with total damage claims adding up to trillions of dollars, Purdue filed for bankruptcy. In a typical bankruptcy, the company files because it owes more than it has: liabilities exceed assets.

The court process then divides up the assets remaining to pay off the debts of the company. If a company has not paid wages to workers, they are considered creditors in the bankruptcy. However, bankruptcy laws prioritize the order in which creditors will be paid off. First in line to be paid are what are called “secured creditors” like banks. In many cases, by the time these creditors are paid, there isn’t anything left to pay the workers. This is a powerful example of how the legal system in our society upholds and protects capitalists over working people.

In the case of Purdue’s bankruptcy, the company continued to be profitable selling its drugs. That wasn’t why the company was facing bankruptcy. By the early 2000s, the truth about Purdue’s aggressive marketing and false claims about OxyContin began to come out. The entire U.S. was seeing an increase in opioid overdoses as well as an increase in heroin use. People from all over the country were personally impacted by tragic overdose deaths and anger was mounting. People began filing lawsuits.

“Anticipating that they might be liable in these lawsuits, both civilly and criminally, the Sackler family decided to reallocate revenue from Purdue Pharma to their own trusts and holding companies. This reduced the financial standing of Purdue Pharma to fend off the lawsuits. Eventually, by 2019, all Sackler family members that were on the board of directors of Purdue Pharma had resigned.” (Harrington v. Purdue Pharma, Wikipedia)

Thus, the Sacklers played a sort of shell game, moving the money into their personal coffers instead of the company’s, and stepping down from the board. (Could it be that they were trying to evade responsibility while keeping the profits?)

Interestingly, in 2024, the majority on the Supreme Court said that because of these actions, the Sacklers were “non-debtors” and thus not entitled to the kinds of protections usually granted to debtors in bankruptcy proceedings. However, this didn’t lead to the Sacklers actually being held accountable. The settlement negotiations, intertwined with bankruptcy proceedings, continued until the final sentencing which concluded on April 28.

The Sacklers agreed to pay the $7.4 billion out of their “personal” funds, over the course of 15 years, while not admitting any fault and being shielded from future civil lawsuits. The only exception to this would be suits filed by victims who had declined the payout determined in the settlement.

read more:
https://liberationnews.org/purdue-pharma-settlement-is-an-insult-to-human-life/
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 No.496223

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A guy from Texas named Michael Marx apparently fired at Secret Service near (?) J. D. Vance's motorcade in DC on May 6th.
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 No.496270

https://www.tiktok.com/@whatthevek/video/7633562375622380831
>Can you read?
<High school student exposes classmates’ abysmal reading skills
No way the US is like this…

More 'Can you read?' clips: https://www.tiktok.com/@whatthevek

Also:
>17 schools shutting down
What is going on?
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 No.496292

https://x.com/ProudSocialist/status/2053757294752547027
BREAKING: There is a massive fire happening right now in the Florida Everglades stretching all the way from Broward County to Monroe County. Fire is only 20% contained and notice how it is burning in a perfectly straight line.
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 No.496315

Nancy Pelosi 7+ years ago - “If this Capitol crumbled to the ground the one thing that would remain is our aid to Israel.”
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 No.496321

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https://x.com/HedgieMarkets/status/2053879808791118101
A data center in Fayetteville, Georgia, drained approximately 30 million gallons of water through two industrial-scale hookups that the local utility did not know existed. One connection had been installed without the utility's knowledge, and the other was not linked to any account and therefore was not being billed. The discovery only came after residents complained about low water pressure.
The campus is still under construction with completion projected three to five years out. A separate incident in Tucson last week saw Project Blue's contractor caught trucking municipal water out of a city that had explicitly voted against the project, with Tucson revoking the temporary meter and demanding two acre-feet of water credits to make the city whole.
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 No.496334

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Max Blumenthal via Twitter -
99% of investments to Jared Kushner's Affinity Partners come from non-US investors – almost all Gulf monarchies like the UAE, which is desperate for regime change in Iran

Meanwhile, the Trump sons are invested in two Pentagon drone contractors developing systems for the Iran war, as well as the prediction markets companies being used for insider trading on the war

No mention in this report of World Liberty Financial, run by Steve Witkoff's son, which raked in a $2 billion investment from the UAE

Trump corruption makes Hunter Biden's art look like a Girl Scout cookie sale

https://x.com/MaxBlumenthal/status/2053856655037636742
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https://x.com/Megatron_ron/status/2054146450246762529
🇺🇸 Donald Trump scammed 600k people: they ordered phones and he didn't deliver them - YF

Nearly 590,000 people paid $59 million in deposits for the Trump gold phone, yet a year later not a single device has shipped and the launch date has disappeared from the website

Trump Mobile’s updated terms reportedly now state deposits do not guarantee a phone will ever be produced or made available for sale.
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 No.496337

>>496270
>What is going on?
The internet is killing civilization altogether. From the fastest shrinking city of Pine Bluff, Arkansas to the decaying Hollywood walk of fame, cellphone addiction brought it about. Walmart began the decline in the '80s but today's Internet is the tomb. RIP USA.
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 No.496338

>>496337
>RIP USA
rip everybody
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 No.496339

>>496337
Why would the internet kill literacy though? Doesn't it use letters that make words?
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 No.496340

>>496339
I wouldn't say it kills literacy but that it has a dumbing down effect where memory and attention span is negatively affected. Young people don't have to memorize like we used to. Taking notes in script or shorthand is a lost skill, replaced by auto fill and ai summaries.
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 No.496343

>>496340
People still have to write out notes in their word processor

Also how would auto fill kill attention span? Auto fill isn’t even useful half the time

>>496270
They’ve been making exposes like this for four decades now
And irony is, I meet more illiterate people who lived before the Internet than after it

>>496337
They said the same about TV and radio

>>496340
You know what’s funny? Writing was considered a cheat skill in the ancient times
A lot of philosophers were against young people being able to read and write because language was mainly oratorical back then
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 No.496345

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 No.496346

>>496340
> span is negatively affected. Young people don't have to memorize like we used to. Taking notes in script or shorthand is a lost skill, replaced by auto fill and ai summaries.

Most school lessons are online. Notes are taken still but they’re in word processors.

Just because young people have a new media format doesn’t mean that they don’t need to memorize things jfc
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 No.496347

>>496346
>Most school lessons are online
I didn't know that. When I was in school you had to write fast since tests were based on listening and writing as much as textbook curriculum. Memorizing maps and formulas was actually fun.
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 No.496348

>>496345
lel, the dramatic 'you're not a leftist' anon.
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 No.496349

>>496343
>Writing was considered a cheat skill
Socrates was a funny guy. Plato illustrated this.
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 No.496350

>>496347
You still have to memorize stuff. It’s just that now you can do it your own pace.
Ok maybe I was wrong about most classes being online but there’s hybrid of meatspace and online learning but memorization is still the same

In fact, there’s a main critique of modern education being mainly about memorizing and rote rather than actual learning
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 No.496351

>>496270
Whose willing to bet this is embellished?

We always had people who were not good readers.
Back in the 2000s, when teachers forced people to read aloud for literature class, I was irritated by how a lot of my peers could only read one word at a time.

I was always accused of reading aloud too fast

Also,you’re forgetting that learning disorders are a thing
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 No.496352

>>496350
>memorizing and rote rather than actual learning
Yeah, I lived in four different states during the '90s and parents were already complaining that teachers were only concerned with training students to pass standardized tests. The Iowa tests we took in the '70s and '80s were unpredictable by comparison.
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 No.496353

>>496349
A lot of philosophers were against plebian youth having access to books and styli.
Nowadays adults complain about the Internet killing writing when people still type out long ass posts using a lot of flowery language and big words

Kids be making fanfiction stories lasting up to twelve chapters on Archive Of Our Own or FanFaction or WattPad

If anything, the academic scores falling have less to do with Internet and more to do with no allowance for creativity.

Idk if you know this but schools used to have a lot more recess time before the 1990s

We reduced recess time with extra lessons for benchmark tests and that’s when the ADHD epidemic started.

Kids started to get fidgety because they’ve been forced to sit in class for five hours with no break

Also, there’s a lot more in depth material in curriculum compared to back then.

People who ent to school before the 1990s had a much more simpler straight forward curriculum

And less people graduated high school back then.

Fewer still went to college.
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 No.496354

>>496352
So this is the crux of the problem in education.
Not solely the Internet.

I’m not saying watching too many social media reels doesn’t have an effect but let’s be real here.

And I know a lot of people may not like what I have to say but I think that academic skills are overestimated for childrens future prospects.

I’ve seen more smart grade A students end up working in dead end jobs with no skill sets no social know-how, no culinary skills , etc

Meanwhile, the people who did fairly average but went with more technical sort of jobs often end up more resourceful in life


I really think the main problem with academia is that teachers have a strong aversion to life skills or blue collar skills

I go on forums and a lot of teachers say that life skills should be solely the responsibility of the parents

But I beg to differ

School is supposed to be about expands your mind, opening yourself up to the world.

Why then do schools have such offense to worldly elements?

What’s especially ironic is that most our historical figures that academia glorifies were illiterate or had terrible handwriting or didn’t have any formal academic training

They would be rejected by the academic institutions that herald them

A lot of teachers and guidance counselors are paid on how many students sign up for college

When I was growing up in the 2000s/early 2010s, no one ever mentioned trades.
If they were brought up, it was often as a byword


Kids are only told that college is the way to success.
And look at the results.

College has now become an accepted anticipated stage of youth
You’re not allowed to go straight into work. At least not any skilled work.
Nope, you’re expected to bust your ass in service industry jobs while attending college which makes no sense
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 No.496355

>>496352
> The Iowa tests we took in the '70s and '80s were unpredictable by comparison.

Give examples
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 No.496356

>>496353
I'm just glad I went to schools where and when they had a smoking section. There were always kids who couldn't read well but I think it was because adults failed them, first at home and then certain districts where they passed them without actually teaching. My own grandparents generation only made it nine grades before they were either forced to work, farm or factory or went off to WWII.
>>496354
We had shop and auto mechanics, lots of extracurricular things from swimming to bowling, open campuses… we had it pretty good, actually.
>>496355
I can't remember what university was like after all this time, I just remember when we moved to the South it was like dropping back a few grades. Second grade Iowa had multiplication and division but in Louisiana they were still learning how to add and subtract single digits. It was also a much poorer district tho.
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 No.496358

>>496356
> I'm just glad I went to schools where and when they had a smoking section. There were always kids who couldn't read well but I think it was because adults failed them, first at home and then certain districts where they passed them without actually teaching. My own grandparents generation only made it nine grades before they were either forced to work, farm or factory or went off to WWII


Stuff like this would cause a scandal.

But this was the reality of education before the 1990s

> We had shop and auto mechanics, lots of extracurricular things from swimming to bowling, open campuses… we had it pretty good, actually.


You’re Gen X aren’t you? Or early Gen Y the latest.

I heard that schools began removing their blue-collar workshops around the 1970s and was completely gone by the 2000s

> I can't remember what university was like after all this time, I just remember when we moved to the South it was like dropping back a few grades. Second grade Iowa had multiplication and division but in Louisiana they were still learning how to add and subtract single digits. It was also a much poorer district tho.


Yea. The South was never big on education. Although Im from Florida and began learning multiplication and division in the second grade like you did.


Do you agree that schools promote this faux sense of diversity?
I think there’s another reason for academic decline: social homogenization of children.

I’m sure it was a thing in your time as well although not as bad as for Gen Y and Z but this constant talk about diversity and appreciation of different cultures
Schools preach about ethnocultural diversity yet they force kids to be all the same.

Foreign students are given flak for not conforming to the ethnocultural expectation of childhood behavior of their peers.

Forced group activities and dividing children’s academic grade-year by age rather than ability


I don’t know how to explain this but even as a kid I’ve always noticed that society expects children to be good at all academic subjects.

Struggling at even one academic subject implies that you’re lazy or bad. If you’re a student, you’re expected to have the same competency level for all subjects

Whenever studies talk about kids falling behind in reading or math, adults always assume said kids also suck at other subjects.

I’ve met peers whom were exceptional at math but suck at history. Or peers who are good at literature but suck at math

Let’s not even get started on PE.

If you’re a boy you’re DEFINITELY expected to ace it otherwise you’re considered disgrace to the male sex.


And classrooms are not divided by competency level of respective subject.

Kids are forced to learn at the same pace.
This is especially noticeable in literature class, when it comes to reading aloud.
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 No.496359

>>496358
Also forgot to add: you had open campuses and bowling? Lucky!

A lot of grade schools have fences around the perimeter making it resemble a prison.

They say it’s to keep school shooters at bay yet they still keep coming

Also curious: why don’t they put gates around banks or gas stations? They’re commonly scenes of armed robbery
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 No.496360

>>496358
Yeah, Gen X, but I remember we were asking each other around '90 why they were suddenly calling us Billy Idol's punk band. I figured it was some Madison Ave. marketing firm and we didn't embrace the label. No diversity training from the faculty, we just got along for the most part.
>>496359
If you signed up for off campus things like bowling it counted as p.e. but so did things like marching band. We could leave campus for lunches and some places let us out for doe day during hunting season. I guess the lockdown stuff came after Columbine so I never experienced it. Gotta go so have a good one.
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 No.496374

>>496360
>If you signed up for off campus things like bowling it counted as p.e. but so did things like marching band. We could leave campus for lunches and some places let us out for doe day during hunting season. I guess the lockdown stuff came after Columbine so I never experienced it. Gotta go so have a good one


Adults always accuse kids of having it better than them despite having privileges that newer generations will never have
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 No.496384

>>496374
I never did that. I think we had it better when there was no surveillance state, no social media, no online shopping and nothing like nine eleven to deal with. We definitely had more freedoms and opportunities. Now the record store are all gone, the malls and shopping centers are abandoned, the streets aren't filled with people riding bikes… If I had a time machine I'd go back.
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 No.496392

>>496384
Weren’t or complaining about malls back in the day?

Also we had the Oklahoma City Bombing, the Branch Dravidian shootout in Texas, the Ruby Rige incident, and the WTC bombing.

And we had the crack epidemic.

But other than that yea I feel you
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 No.496393

>>496392
>not including the Olympic Park Bombing and the AIDs epidemic
Were you even alive?

>>496384
Yeah, the level of censorship and surveillance now is fucking insane. It pisses me off that we didn't do what was necessary 20 years ago. I was saying Bush needed to die, but nobody listened to me because I was like 13 - I was right!
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 No.496399

>>496392
>Weren’t or complaining about malls back in the day?

Nah, some of them had some cool stuff but the best part was they were full of people. I mainly miss all the record stores and guitar/music shops. I lived in Houston when waco went down and OKC was bad, my uncle helped pull people out of rubble. At least we were still somewhat free.
>>496393
I was at Uni when the first bush was vp. Not much I could do about that.
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 No.496400

Thoughts on John Bolton being fired by Trump yet Trump still doing wars?


https://thegrayzone.com/2026/03/06/israel-fbi-assassination-plots-trump-iran-war/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQGnWJ8lVT8&feature=youtu.be
How Israel Convinced Trump to Wage War Against Iran (w/ Max Blumenthal) | The Chris Hedges Report
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 No.496401

>>496400
Maybe Bolton was a distraction from the Adelsons? idk
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 No.496402

>>496393
> Were you even alive?

Why getting so defensive?
Did you not have those public safety concerns back in those days?
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 No.496403

>>496393
> what was necessary 20 years ago. I was saying Bush needed to die, but nobody listened to me because I was like 13 - I was right!

This is why I say adulthood is better than childhood.
Even when it’s obvious to everyone that you’re right, no one will dare to actually do the right thing because a child actually acknowledges the absurdity of the situation.

Adults can and will be as dumb and greedy as they want without immediate condemnation.

Donald Trump wouldn’t be able to get away with half they shit he did if he was thirteen.
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 No.496405

>>496400
I wouldn't discount the power of sexual blackmail to get people (especially fragile narcissists) to do whatever you want them to do.
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 No.496406

>>496402
>Did you not have those public safety concerns back in those days?
The public safety concerns are not the primary problem. Almost no one who talks about the times before 9/11 is talking about times when things were safe - things weren't safe, and they still aren't safe now. The big difference is that after 9/11 the U.S. government used ""safety"" as a pretext to expand the surveillance state and state repression to levels previously unseen.

>>496403
>Donald Trump wouldn’t be able to get away with half they shit he did if he was thirteen.
Well, he wouldn't be allowed to be president, yeah. I think he could probably get away with a lot of it, though. He was still rich, he'd have been able to get away with a larger than average amount of things.

>>496400
Yeah >>496405 is on the money.
Actually, I think it's deeper than that, but it doesn't need to be. Trump is named in the Epstein files more than anybody else, the blackmail component is pretty obvious.

With that being said, the wars are a project of the American state, which has been devoutly neolib/neocon for like 46 years straight. Even before that it was doing wars all over the place, but for this whole period it's been fucking around a lot in west Asia. I think that Trump has been groomed for a long time to be the big dumb leader the American state would use as the face of some of its worst war crimes, and I think that the level of control the American state has over its internal political theater was such that they basically manufactured him as an "opponent" of neocon policy, and probably also manufactured his loss, failed coup (or whatever you want to call the riot at the U.S. Congress), and comeback. All the statements were just to create an image and win elections (or at least demographics), he was obviously an insider the entire time being deliberately painted as an outsider by the media in order to make him more appealing. If all the war crimes don't get Total American Victory (first and foremost the expansion of "israel" and its proxies across the physical landmass of west Asia, then the subjugation of any remaining anti-colonial nations like Cuba, Nicaragua, South Africa, Namibia, Burkina Faso, Eritrea, and then war with China and DPRK) then Trump will be the face of America's suicide, and the continental U.S. will be divided among a number of small corporate despots who will have the American workers preoccupy themselves with a bunch of small civil wars fought against themselves along state lines.
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 No.496428

File: 1778845353607-0.png ( 5.06 MB , 2160x2700 , ClipboardImage.png )

File: 1778845353607-1.jpg ( 727.02 KB , 2761x4096 , Ronald Lauder issued fake ….jpg )

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The new Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System is the son-in-law of Ronald Lauder. Both are in the Epstein files.

MintPress on Lauder:

The same year that Wexner would begin his decades-long association with Epstein, another Cohn friend with ties to the Reagan White House and the Trump family, Ronald Lauder, would provide Epstein with an Austrian passport containing Epstein’s picture but a false name.

Lauder, Wexner and the Bronfmans are members of an elite organization known as the Mega Group, which also includes other Meyer Lansky-connected “philanthropists” like hedge fund manager Michael Steinhardt. While Epstein shares considerable overlap with the network described in this report and Part I of this series, he is also deeply connected to the Mega Group as well as its associates, including Ghislaine Maxwell’s father, Robert Maxwell.

https://www.mintpressnews.com/blackmail-jeffrey-epstein-trump-mentor-reagan-era/260760/

Lauder now heads the World Jewish Congress, an explicitly zionist organization.
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 No.496430

>>496406
> The public safety concerns are not the primary problem. Almost no one who talks about the times before 9/11 is talking about times when things were safe - things weren't safe, and they still aren't safe now. The big difference is that after 9/11 the U.S. government used ""safety"" as a pretext to expand the surveillance state and state repression to levels previously unseen.

True
But a lot of people unironically think things were safer/innocent in the past
Especially with the Diddy and Epstein scandals

A lot of people wanna ban kids from worldly exposure
People get offended by surrealism in kids media
Young adults are actively discouraged from pursuing sex and relationships because of groomer scandals coming out
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 No.496432

>>496430
>But a lot of people unironically think things were safer/innocent in the past
Indeed they were but just 'cause class oppression is always the biggest danger, that maims and murders you the most. The weaker the working class the worse is the "danger" on a scale.
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 No.496435

>>496406
> Well, he wouldn't be allowed to be president, yeah. I think he could probably get away with a lot of it, though. He was still rich, he'd have been able to get away with a larger than average amount of things.

You’re only looking at his economic status not his person hood.

Trump would only be able to get away with things that a rich kid could away with, the not a rich adult.

>>496432
You’re saying things were safer back then or not?
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 No.496436

>>496428
the entire US government is run by pedos
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 No.496437

>>496430
if by "young adults" you mean teenage children, then yes, it is good to actively discourage that behavior
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 No.496439

>>496437
Why? It’s natural and common.
Romance and sex amongst their own peers.

In fact ironically discouraging teens from romance often leads to having to play catch up in their twenties and thirties which is what we are seeing

More people are going through their prime years with no action or experience

It also may be why we have such a strong reactionary neopuritan attitude towards sexuality nowadays
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 No.496440

>>496437
Some advice to you, now that you've got him on about this, he's not going to stfu about it. Unless you really want to continue this back and forth with him, please change the subject. There's probably something interesting going on in America to talk about.
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 No.496441

>>496440
There’s nothing interesting going on America. Or rather there is but or are too focused on “muh Trump or muh Epstein” or something of that topical proxy.

I remember when news media used to have segments featuring weird/wacky mishaps happening in the world
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 No.496442

>>496441
Epstein is extremely interesting lol
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 No.496449

>>496439
I dunno what the convo is about but I just want to point out this is legit true because sex was such a big deal and put so much pressure on me in hs that now I am a sexless looser with no hope of spreading my seed or having a family. At this point I barely even can strike up a conversation with the opposite sex because all my familial and ties to girls I knew back in the day are burned and destroyed. So I literally can't talk to or meet women. Never had a dad either to teach me any of this so I just get so nervous I'm paralyzed.
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 No.496452

>>496442
He isn’t.
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 No.496456

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>>496452
If you think the issue of Epstein ends at him personally, you're badly mistaken.
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 No.496476

>>496456
I never said that it did.
But people are too focused on mystifying Epstein.

I bet Epstein wasn’t even the main man in charge. He was probably a media representative in sense, used more as an agent to acquire those vulnerable young women.
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 No.496477

>>496449
Society only appreciates youth as the bastion of innocence.
Any young person whose personality exists outside the moral hug of of innocence is branded as defective
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 No.496507

File: 1779046987555.png ( 970.13 KB , 960x1280 , ClipboardImage.png )

Quds News Network:
Based on the 2025 Academic Freedom Index covering 179 countries, academic freedom has fallen significantly in 34 countries, including major states such as the United States, Argentina, Georgia, Finland, and Israel.

Only 8 countries showed improvement, and most of those gains are in small, less populated nations, meaning few people benefit.

Researchers say the global environment for science is increasingly affected by political pressure and geopolitical instability, especially in the US as Trump is enforcing finance pressures on universities encompassing opponents activism since early 2025.
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 No.496565

Thomas Massie successfully beaten by AIPAC in Kentucky for opposing genocide. Even propertarians aren't safe.
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 No.496567

>>496565
Yeah, the senate is still controlled by Israel, but they've lost the war of words. Everyday Americans have zero sympathy for Israel or the inbred sociopaths that claim to be the master race
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 No.496569

>>496565
Honestly surprised this happened. I thought he was really popular in his district. Could there have been some kind of electoral fraud?
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 No.496570

>>496569
The impression I get is that it was just the sheer amount of money against him + the GOP turning against him + the Trump admin turning against him + it being a May election - this is the kind of election that usually has lower turnout afaik, and the AIPAC side was obviously spending all they could to get as many people out against him as possible. I don't rule out fraud, though - they're slimy fucks and there's no low they wouldn't stoop to.
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 No.496571

File: 1779297170696.jpg ( 68.61 KB , 457x447 , twitter 05 20 2026 AIPAC t….jpg )

AIPAC spent more primarying Massie in Kentucky to replace him with a zionist from the same party than the DNC spent flipping close districts to blue in the south.
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 No.496575

File: 1779300680050.png ( 289.05 KB , 593x578 , massie-age.png )

Looks like Massie lost to the Lead Poisoned demographic.
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 No.496581

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RIP Barney Frank
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 No.496582

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 No.496583

Did they not do any exit polling in Kentucky? Exit polling is always the most important indicator of fraud.
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 No.496584

>>496582
Numbers make no sense, where did all the braindead fox boomers come from? I thought their numbers were shrinking and the paedocult was dying?
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 No.496585

Maybe these ex-magas are onto something…
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 No.496586

>>496456
If a foreign government controls the U.S.A. and rich boomers/ big tech support this then what, realistically, can the rest of America do about it?
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 No.496587

>every fucking thread on the other site is about Houdini dating a 19 year old

jesus why do people care about this DSA stooge?
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 No.496588

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>>496587
I don't even know whom you're referring to with that reference to a dead escape artist.
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 No.496589

>>496588
this guy erikhoudini.com

he's known for uhhh? being in the DSA and having a website I guess
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 No.496590

>>496586
>realistically
I'm going to preface my answer with some context that I think is helpful. One crucial problem is that the reality, and socialists desperately need to admit this, necessitates actions which don't necessarily seem realistic. Many on the right admitted it a long time ago, but unfortunately people on the right, who see one aspect of this, struggle to grasp the full picture because many of them do not have an entirely materialist analysis of what's going on - tbf materialist understanding was rare in the 21st century American "left" too until very recently, which is how so many people were fooled by Obama, and why so many are still fooled by DNC sheepdogging and "lesser evilism." Nevertheless, there's a growing segment of American leftists who look at American politics, the mainstream electoral system, with an appropriate amount of cynicism, emphasizing the material/financial interests, party structures, class, system of bribes, etc. over what people say.

A seemingly infinite feed of disappointment, for me, has been watching MAGA people, a number of whom have a clearer understanding of the evil being done to Palestinians and the idiocy and greed of the US war machine than a lot of non-conservative liberals do, and many of whom even broke with Trump over this, still falling for demagogues, still not taking a clear-eyed stance when they see more posturing zionist-backed "nationalists" running around trying to do pogroms against brown people. They, unfortunately, are still in a cycle of falling for it, hearing words that appeal to them and thinking it's the real fix, hearing Tucker Carlson claim there are reasonable voices within the American executive branch, which has been virtually hand-picked in its entirety by military-corporate oligarchs, zionists, and landlords (the Venn diagram is a circle), and really believing him because he also says a lot of things that are true which other mainstream pundits would lie about.
And yet, still, one advantage that the American right does have over the American left is their willingness to face one fundamental reality more readily, the reality that violence and preparation for violence is a necessary solution for any situation this dire; what's extremely unfortunate is that they often are prone to strike out like blind idiots attacking the nearest black church or gay bar or mosque or synagogue in the vicinity, doing not even the barest minimum damage to any target with a definite direct role in the state.

So the people of the US, who understand how bad it is, need to understand a few things before action:
1. It's going to keep getting worse, and only taking action can stop it. There is no excuse for not taking action, and electoralism is completely captured and controlled.
2. The enemy is the state, and the real state is the banks, MIC, and the business/oligarchic and governmental powers behind zionist imperialism. Anything else, be it transhumanists, Muslims, cis white males, Christians, gays, Jews, etc. is ultimately a scapegoat. It's worthless to take action against any broader group in which multiple classes of people exist; people must understand the size and scale of these groups, even the small ones are ultimately very large and diverse groups. It's also worthless to endlessly "debate" this with fools; anyone who can't be put on the right path when exposed to the truth at this point, who instead focuses on interpersonal bullshit and idpol idiocy, is either too stupid to be rehabilitated or is actively part of a psyop.
3. Anyone who understands points 1 & 2 will become a comrade by necessity whether or not they become an ideological communist. Even some who don't fully understand it will be more helpful than fools who are still totally in denial. The right is not the enemy of the left: the capitalist is the enemy of the left. The imperialist is the enemy of the left. Where there are class divisions between working class right-wingers and the actual state, the working class left-wingers need not intervene as unwitting combatants on behalf of the state. Instead, the working class left must focus on building militant, militarized power to fight the state, and must direct its actions in such a way as to increase antagonism with the state, and accomplish popular wins against the state on terms which the state does not decide.
4. Today, the state builds its oppressive surveillance infrastructure at its own leisurely pace; it must be impeded. It is valuable that the human brains within the ruling class be stricken with fear and driven to make idiotic decisions. Public complacency is a carefully crafted status quo, but even the powers-that-be know that they cannot necessarily maintain it forever, which is why they are rapidly preparing for extraordinarily massive, brutal, bloody crackdowns. Knowing this, the best time for sabotage, and for war, is today, and the next best after today is tomorrow, and if total war cannot be waged against the state until preparations are made by workers (YOU) to do so, and if it takes a year, then the best time to do the war is a year from now, but the time to prepare for that is right now. Anything else is worthless.

Knowing these 4 facts, what is realistic to do, given the dire circumstances, is the following:
1. Arm. Guns and bullets and armor first. Secondarily, all else above that in capacity to do damage.
2. Organize, and help arm and train others. Learn to shoot, it's really important. Movements are built from the ground up. Find others who are on the same page, and use your collective resources to arm and organize further.
3. Don't let any assets you have slip away which might be useful. Not land, not the roof over your head. You need that. Don't let idiots fuck you over, don't let landlords and bankers rob you just because the state says you oughta. Everything you've got today in terms of shelter, storage space, clothes, medicine can be put to use tomorrow. Don't be wasteful, don't throw everything at charity if you've got anything to throw, take risks which serve the purpose of revolution with enthusiasm, but avoid risks which are unnecessary and stupid and will deprive the revolutionary cause of potential aid in the future. Things are going to keep rapidly getting worse, and the American left need to be prepared for it, and that starts right now.
4. Avoid arrest, but don't fear arrest. You must understand that being in active opposition to the state is necessary and puts you in the state's crosshairs. This is a necessary consequence, and things will never get better without people who accept this. With that considered, avoid being tracked, and avoid being arrested. Take steps which are inconvenient but which increase the security of communications. Take actions which cause material damage to state surveillance, financial, and military infrastructure, but which have a reduced risk of being caught. Most things are not personally guarded 24/7.
Avoiding arrest is important. Fearing arrest, and fearing being in antagonism against the state, and avoiding action out of these fears, is futile and worthless and will not stop you from eventually being targeted anyway.

A fight with the state is necessarily unequal, but only a small fraction of the public would have to fight it in order to win anyway. The left is wrong to worry more about superficial popular opinion (which exists mainly on paper), than it does about enacting and realizing the popular will of the workers.

With the previous 4 facts and 4 things to do outlined, some additional, more difficult things which would be helpful are these:
1. Reaching out to members of the military, especially relatives and friends. Any leverage we can get within the military against zionism and imperialism is good. Of the many who leave the military disillusioned, or are injured and have the same realizations, there are people with connections and training which can be of value. This is not the same as pretending the US military is good or that being a member of it is something noble - but the soldiers can decide to not fight. The soldiers can turn against the idiots who give them unlawful and immoral orders. The soldiers can decide not to attack their own people. The soldiers can join their own people in fighting the powers-that-be. These things are very helpful.
2. Build independent technological infrastructure and industry. Smallscale communications devices, alternative internet tech and networks, etc. This stuff would be really, really helpful.
3. Get land.
4. Find ways to use existing resources to make more money, and use that directly to fund revolutionary activity without being caught.
5. Build parallel political structures - prepare a kind of alternate state which can be put in charge of the existing bureaucratic structures in the event of revolution. A President, Vice President, House and Senate, Judiciary, etc. In the circumstance that Americans' unity against zionism leads to revolution, this will be very useful.

Lastly, the general strikes and boycotts are also good and should intensify as much as possible. Encouraging that is good, discouraging it is bad. Still, way, way, way, way more is absolutely necessary.
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 No.496595

>>496587
It’s because Leftypol thinks 18 - 25 is a secondary child.
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 No.496599

>>496587
I don't check the other site regularly, but I've got to admit I am SHOCKED and APPALLED that Erik Houdini is working for the DSA.
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 No.496600

PSL Gainesville - Residents of Brantley county, Georgia are on their 5th week of recovery following the massive wildfire that devastated their community and destroyed over 100 homes. Meanwhile, they have yet to receive any federal or government assistance for rebuilding whatsoever.

When disasters happen, politicians and billionaires are nowhere to be seen. Last week, while we joined the residents of Brantley County in cleaning up the wreckage of their homes, President Trump was accompanied by 6 unelected billionaires on his diplomatic visit to China. These are the extents to which our government will go in order to look out for the interests of the ultra-wealthy, while working class people are left to fend for themselves in crisis after crisis.

We pay into systems like FEMA so that we can count on them when disasters happen.

CUT THE CHECK—FULL FEDERAL RELIEF NOW!

https://www.instagram.com/p/DYky0Q2OhAM/?hl=en
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 No.496601

Geopoliticial Economy Report | Trump's China Trip Was A FAILURE
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 No.496611

Some weird shit on Fox News.
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 No.496612

>>496611
Could there be a reptilian underneath?
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 No.496614

>>496612
No.
Maybe.
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 No.496637

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Federal charges for property manager connected to Las Vegas illegal biolab dropped

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Ori Solomon, the property manager arrested in connection with an illegal biolab at a Las Vegas short-term rental, is no longer facing federal charges.

Channel 13 learned that Solomon's federal charges were dismissed without prejudice; however, he still faces a criminal charge in Clark County for the improper disposal of hazardous waste.

This all stems from an investigation after local and federal officials discovered what has been called an illegal biological lab inside a home he managed near Washington Avenue and Hollywood Boulevard.

Solomon's federal charges came after authorities found multiple firearms at his residence during a search on Jan. 31, 2026. An Israeli citizen in the U.S. on a non-immigrant visa, Solomon is not allowed to possess firearms. Prosecutors say multiple guns were seized from his home, according to an affidavit obtained by Channel 13.

The owner of the property where the suspected lab was found, Jia Bei Zhu, was recently found guilty of fraudulently selling more than a million COVID tests for nearly $4 million through his Fresno-based company Universal Meditech Inc.

As of this report, Solomon is due back in Las Vegas Justice Court on June 4.

https://www.ktnv.com/news/crime/federal-charges-for-property-manager-connected-to-las-vegas-illegal-biolab-dropped

More on this: https://www.aa.com.tr/en/asia-pacific/chinese-fugitive-israeli-national-linked-to-secret-biolab-covid-test-fraud-scheme-in-us-report/3880860
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 No.496646

With all the positions Bernie Sanders has taken in the last years, can we say that he is a NazBol?
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 No.496652

https://x.com/DaniMayakovski/status/2059862182477578631
American militarized police beat protesters in the streets of New Jersey.
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 No.496665

https://x.com/PamphletsY/status/2060237224789385678
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Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin Rocket Explodes.
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https://x.com/AliAbunimah/status/2061242077459956038
NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch marches with war criminal Bezalel Smotrich.
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 No.496725

Were the US citizens really forced to de-segregate at gun point by the US Government? Was this good or bad?
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 No.496728

>>496725
Where did you hear this?
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 No.496729

>>496725
In the south, there were pro-segregation white mobs who gathered around schools which were being integrated, and the federal government used the military to stop this.
>Was this good or bad?
The American federal government and segregationist mobs are both bad. This action had the benefit of improving standards of living for black workers and students in the south, so it was good domestically, but it wasn't a grand act of heroism. Segregation was a longstanding institutional injustice, and I would also guess (I might be wrong!) that the US government was worried that the divisions underlined by institutional racism could become more of a liability than a benefit, as having such major unchecked internal divisions could decrease the state's ability to effectively commit major crimes around the globe.

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