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153 sats \ 6 replies \ @siggy47 10 Aug \ on: U.S. Slams Israeli Minister's Remarks on Gaza Ceasefire Deal as "Dangerous" news
Bibi will never allow a ceasefire, and certainly not before US elections. He's hanging on to power, and he knows if Harris wins the democrats will force him out. He will do everything possible to help Trump. People's lives, whether Palestinian women and children or Israeli hostages, aren't even part of the calculus.
What did Eisenhower said in his farewell address ....
and now we are witnessing how the military industrial complex is squeezing the last drop of purchasing power out of the middle class via the fiat credit pump and proxy wars. Criticism is deflected via the propaganda media or bludgeoned by the police, see England! it's getting darker and darker, especially here in Europe
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I feel like England has taken such a dark turn, so quickly, that I can't wrap my brain around it. The only outrage I see and hear in the US is that "far right extremists" are rioting. No one bats an eye that expressing an unapproved opinion has been criminalized.
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England offers a small glimpse into the future for us continental Europeans too. that's what it all boils down to, that's the ambition of the eussr officials. nobody can deny that anymore since they openly attack platforms like Twitter and suppress free speech wherever they can
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I'm a Chinese American who grew up in both U.S. and Asia. From what I can see, the biggest problem is that (white) westerners cannot talk rationally about any race-adjacent issues. For example, immigration cannot be debated healthily because one side will always get called racist. Same with other issues like social welfare, education policy. Basically everything now. There can be no compromise or moving forward on issues if one side is perceived to be motivated by racial animus.
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the phenomenon is extremely pronounced in Germany in particular due to its history. the left uses every opportunity to discredit even conservative political positions in this way and to take them back into the radical right-wing corner. this is not how we experience discursive progress
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Tyranny is afoot
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