Reasoned, informed, impactful opposition to the MCSC (Military Corporate Supremacist Complex). RTs do not necessarily = agreement.
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I want to focus on something else here, though I agree with you: why is a national television program speaking about 2.4 percent of America's population, 50 percent of whom have incomes over $100k, and their experience of discrimination, at a time when African Americans, Somalians, Muslims, Latinos, the white working class, rural Americans, gay Americans all feel, for different reasons, either at the barrel end of militarist power or materially deprived? I am in fact half Jewish, and the Jewish privilege on display here, the bottlenecking of discourse to elevate the experiences of one group which already benefits in outsized ways in this country, is absolutely, without qualification, or exception, or mitigation, nauseating and narcissistic.
Hyde-Smith blocked Scott Colom’s path to becoming a judge. Now he’s replacing her. nytimes.com/2026/11/11/us/el…
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Massie Vows More Tough Votes for G.O.P. in His Final Days nytimes.com/2026/11/11/us/po…
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Hegseth and his entourage scolded by military sentinel at Tomb of the Unknowns wapo.st/4zk4oxE
IMPEACH.
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this is partly right. it's also, if you look at the words themselves of the jewish oligarchs most invested in this project, eg michael steinhardt via birthright, very clearly a project of specifically jewish supremacy.
Endogamy among modern American Jews is to maintain hegemonically white communities that are petit bourgeois to bourgeois in class position.
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This is right.
I suspect they're dumping Schumer for Slotkin, who's Schumer except more subtle about it, and an ex-intelligent agent to boot. This is who we want leading a (d)emocratic and purportedly populist political party in the Senate? What are we doing here?
Yeah, my grandma doesn’t support him either. Who cares? How about the leader of the chamber she’s voting in?
It could not be more obvious that they’ve all been given permission to move against Schumer for whatever reason. This is a “Biden should step down” post-debate moment.
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Because of course it does. Also why is a Liberal Jewish Zionist who wrote for Tablet, Marc Tracy, covering this for The Times? It's about time coverage of Zionism at major outlets should be done by people not personally invested in Zionism. In almost any other case, e.g. not the Israel exception, the situation would not even exist. Imagine if an Afrikaner were covering an apartheid newspapers opening more offices in America in the 1980s?nytimes.com/2026/11/10/busin…
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From Rozana Ali in the New York Review of Books
“In the past, politicians have seemed to preserve a dichotomy between “good Muslims”—the assimilated, patriotic ones—and “bad Muslims”: the dangerous, radical members of the faith.”
But when Americans try to make distinctions between Jews who believe in a supremacist ideology and Jewish privilege and those who simply want to practice their faith openly in peace as citizens, a far less offensive dichotomy than the ones politicians use about Muslims, those Americans are called anti semitic.
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Here's Jon Stewart yesterday running cover for Bari Weiss by making her CBS 60 Minutes look objective--quizzing Trump on his illicit financial dealings while ignoring the fact that the people facilitating them are mostly Jewish Zionists connected to Weiss and CBS's owners the Ellisons.
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With Elissa Slotkin. Is Bernie going to support a Jewish Zionist former intelligence agent for leader?
NOW: Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-VT, with Sen. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., announced he is not voting for Sen. Schumer for Senate Majority Leader.
"If this campaign was about anything, it was about change," Sanders said.
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Jewish Zionists advance to control the UN.
Massive support for Rebeca Grynspan (@RGrynspan) as Next UN Secretary-General from several former Latin America Foreign Ministers:
Argentina 🇦🇷
• Susana Malcorra (@SusanaMalcorra) – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
Chile 🇨🇱
• Mariano Fernández – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
• José Miguel Insulza (@Insulza) – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Heraldo Muñoz (@HeraldoMunoz) – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Juan Gabriel Valdés (@jg_valdes) – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Alberto van Klaveren (@AlbertoKlaveren) – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
Colombia 🇨🇴
• Carolina Barco – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
• María Ángela Holguín – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
• María Emma Mejía (@MariaEmmaMejia) – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Marta Lucía Ramírez (@mluciaramirez) – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs (and former Vice President)
Costa Rica 🇨🇷
• Manuel A. González (@mgonzalezsanz) – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Manuel Tovar (@ManuelTovarR) – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
Dominican Republic 🇩🇴
• Roberto Álvarez (@RobalsdqAlvarez) – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
Ecuador 🇪🇨
• Luis Gallegos Chiriboga – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
Guatemala 🇬🇹
• Carlos Raúl Morales (@CarlosRaulMoram) – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
Mexico 🇲🇽
• Claudia Ruiz Massieu (@ruizmassieu) – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Bernardo Sepúlveda Amor – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
Nicaragua 🇳🇮
• Norman Caldera – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
Panama 🇵🇦
• Francisco Álvarez De Soto (@FranAlvarezdeS) – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Ricardo Alberto Arias – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Samuel Lewis (@samuellewis) – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Isabel de Saint Malo (@IsabelStMalo) – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
Paraguay 🇵🇾
• Federico González – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Eladio Loizaga – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
Peru 🇵🇪
• Diego García-Sayán (@GarciaSayan) – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Allan Wagner – Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
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America’s ‘Harsh Enlightenment’ libertarianinstitute.org/art… via @libertarianinst
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So I'm not commenting yay or nay here, just observing. In The New Yorker's description, the Democratic Socialists' plan for long-term reform actually seems way closer to some of the American revolutionaries' original ideas, particularly the ultimate supremacy of congress, of representative bodies:
"The program inveighs against criminal class of billionaires and war profiteers. It proposes, among other things, the abolition of the Senate and the replacement of the Presidency and Supreme Court with an executive and judiciary chosen by and subordinate to Congress."
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@briebriejoy why are you the only f-cking person saying this? it's of course entirely correct.
Compare the breathless concern for Jewish feelings this election cycle with the condemnation of Hong (including by “leftists” for acknowledging the Native American genocide. There are more Native Americans than Jews in this country btw.
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@cindymullock This comment is the smartest thing I’ve read in a year. In support: libertarianinstitute.org/art…
Steven fulop is of course a key player, Jersey city mayor Mamdanis new opponent on behalf of business and a Jewish Zionist.
@IanCarrollShow So this is absolutely vital. I did some serious work on the Holocaust in college with someone who, out of sheer luck, happened to be an internationally recognized expert on the topic. What's clear from really researching it is that there are lessons to take--for example the buildup of our prison-detention complex in the War on Crime and War on Unauthorized Immigration looks a helluva a lot like the bureaucratic apparatus that ended up being put to the service of the Holocaust. For another example, the Holocaust was basically a bunch of tactics German imperialists practiced on colonized peoples abroad brought home, much as ICE is today. But all of these lessons have been obscured beneath the Holocaust industry of Spielberger, Wexner, et al. It's a scrim for Jewish supremacy and colonialism and privilege, not learning from the past as it should be.
A lot of people don’t realize that the same people that funded the holocaust industry funded Jeffrey Epstein. Literally.
Look up Lesley Wexner’s foundations. Ask grok some questions about how significant they are to the Israeli cause and development over the last 40 years.
And he was Epstein’s bank roll.
This is like saying French Nazis were the bigger problem than German Nazis. You don't have to believe Nazism is intrinsic to Germanness or that Zionism is intrinsic to Judaism to say that the group who pushes and nationalizes the ideology owns the problem.
Christian Zionism is a much bigger problem than Jewish Zionism. Because Christian Zionism is what enables Jewish Zionism.
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This.
With all due respect, bringing back USAID cannot be your vision for diplomacy.
Stakeholders in developing countries from Africa to Asia to LatAm do not want to be permanent recipients of charity, they want econ partnerships & self-reliance. Further info:
foreignaffairs.com/united-st…
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