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Empire Managers Explain Why This New Protest Movement Scares Them – Caitlin Johnstone on X
I recommend this absolutely brilliant analysis of the manipulation of ‘narratives’ by Caitlin Johnstone! There is a link to her site and this article at the foot of this post. The US secretary of state and a Bilderberg surveillance tech … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, war, Whistleblower Lit
Tagged Alex Karp, Antony Blinken, Caitlin Johnstone, Narrative, Palentir, protests
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How Good it Feels to Protest!
Today I lay down in the street (outside Pret). Haven’t lain down in the street since performance art events in the 70s. Must say it felt very good! Young people are realising that protest is a bonding. It energises. Nippers … Continue reading
Art and Anger
We seem to have entered into a time of lean years. I feel that the horrors of our time cannot be ignored. Seeking to deal with my anxiety in art, I created several slide-show videos using drawings I made with … Continue reading
Posted in art, Politics, Video, war
Tagged Mars and Venus, Samson and Gaza, The Runiad, war
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Matthew Hoh: Briefing to the UNSC March 22, 2024
Is this the speech of the decade, at the very least, as Matthew Hoh addresses the UNSC? “The permanent member veto must be abolished.”
Of a Snake and a Stith
From Arthur Golding’s A Moral Fabletalk. Seems a bit like NATO threatening Russia. A “stith” is an anvil. A snake, being in malice with a stith, laboured to bite off a piece of it. But the more fiercely he bit, … Continue reading
Gonzalo Lira on Victoria Nuland
A piece by the intrepid journalist Gonzalo Lira – murdered recently in a Ukrainian jail.
Posted in Politics, war, Whistleblower Lit
Tagged Gonzalo Lira, Ukraine, Victoria Nuland
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Colonel Douglas Macgregor on the state of the world today
Colonel Macgregor is to my mind one the most astute commentators on the state of affairs that exists in the world today, and this interview with a German site gives a very good introduction to his thought. Douglas Abbott Macgregor … Continue reading
Twice as hard, thrice as hard, four times as hard.
“An eye for an eye” (Biblical Hebrew: עַיִן תַּחַת עַיִן, ʿayīn taḥaṯ ʿayīn) is a commandment found in the Book of Exodus 21:23–27 expressing the principle of reciprocal justice measure for measure. The earliest known use of the principle appears … Continue reading
SAMSON – Suicide Terrorist
SAMSON – committed suicide in Gaza by bringing the Philistine temple of Dagon down on top of himself, killing everyone in the Temple. See the Old Testament – Judges 13-16. Click here for Sampson – suicide terrorist The link takes … Continue reading
So who are the “settlers” in Israel?
This is a very well researched article – Race and Surveillance in the Settler Colony I found this article when trying to answer a question I had posed for myself: Do you have to be Jewish to settle in Israel? … Continue reading
Posted in history and Geography, Politics, war
Tagged Palestinian issue, Settlers in Israel
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