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Alright here it is, you want to know the truth about Trump getting blackmailed by Russia? This is what happened in the election. First they had to get rid of Sanders, that was the primary objective. But then, the deep state saw both candidates as national security threats, and preferred Trump to Clinton overwhelmingly, this is because they managed to get Pence onto the ticket. And so, they rigged the election for Trump. But they did it in such a way(by leaking documents and blaming it on Russia) that they could take him down afterwards. Now that Clinton and Sanders are both defeated, they are going to take down Trump as is planned all along with the ultimate goal to not just install Mike Pence as president, but also install Ted Cruz as vice president. Ted Cruz was the deep states real preference. They will recreate the proper republican party, with conservatives all the way down. I don't know if they want to impeach Trump early, or force him to stand down before or close to the 20th or even assassinate him. But know this, all of this is orchestrated, and Trump is not going to last. For once, he is right in his paranoid claims. You don't need to believe him, I'll forgive you. But listen to me and what I'm saying and thank me later.
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Russia pretty much accomplished its goal in Syria, I also suspect Russia is reading a lot of uncertainty into the U.S. elections and pulling back to wait and see what happens - while they get out of the way\\ it's designed to minimize conflict I assume. Also Afghanistan is worse than ever since the U.S. invaded, there is no stabilization. The U.S. turned Afghanistan into the worlds first narco state.
The sanctions that they have put onto North Korea are by far the worst and will back Kim Jong Un into a corner, where he will either have to concede to the U.S. regime change demands or will have to react and do some kind of attack. Sanctions don't actually affect or harm Kim Jong Un, all they do is starve the North Korean people. But why is the DPRK not allowed to have nuclear weapons or launch a satellite into space? They should be allowed to have satellites for agriculture mapping and what not. How does North Korea act anymore aggressive than ROK and the U.S.? When you have ROK, and U.S. and Japan all launching ICBM missiles on a regular basis, and you have U.S. military bases bombing the shit out of Jikdo island day in and day out. It was the U.S. who brought in 2000 nuclear weapons into South Korea first to violate the original armistice agreement and they've brought in millions of DU bombs as well. They've also brought in a stockpile of nuclear weapons into Japan, this was confirmed just last month in recently declassified documents. It is pretty shitty in North Korea, yes, but I am not going to believe the misinformation and demonization constantly pounded into the American psyche to prepare and pacify you for war with North Korea. If the Iraq War was an utter disaster(and crime against humanity), it would be a catastrophe to go to war with North Korea a country with an actual huge organized military, that possesses nuclear weapons. Do you know it's the U.S/ROK that is conducting joint war games right now as we speak that include pre-emptive simulated nuclear strikes with regime change scenarios? The U.S. has been threatening to nuke North Korea for decades. They have every right to feel threatened, I don't blame them that they do feel threatened.
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Basic income works as a temporary fix to an unequal system but in the end it will prove to be counterproductive and unsustainable. Capitalism is a system that runs on profits, profits are derived from the unpaid labor of workers, and the system can only run as the profit accumulating machine it is, in the interest of those who live off of profits, i.e., the capitalist class, who owns the means of production and employs others to operate them. Governments in today's neoliberal world are always going to give priority to profit than any sort of pro-labor legislation. Perhaps in Europe they may pass a basic income, but I know they won't in the U.S., why would they introduce anything that makes it easier for workers to go on strike? A basic income would give workers a resistance fund, right now it is difficult for workers to go on strike and sustain a strike, due to salary cuts that are involved. Anything pro-labor is unlikely to be introduced in today's shitty neoliberal capitalist world.
A basic income would also still require progressive taxation in order to fund it, and this would cut into the capitalists profits and they won't like that. I could see it being counter productive to the working class because the capitalist will decrease wages to keep making profits. I don't know enough about it, but my gut feelings tell me a basic income would run counter to the actual workings of the system and will not solve the problems of it.
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Nice Wikileaks you guys totally destroyed Clinton with those "bomb shell" emails.
“My father loved to complain about big business and big government, but we had a solid middle class upbringing. We had good public schools. We had accessible health care. We had our little, you know, one-family house that, you know, he saved up his money, didn't believe in mortgages. So I lived that,” she said in the speech. “And now, obviously, I'm kind of far removed because the life I've lived and the economic, you know, fortunes that my husband and I now enjoy, but I haven't forgotten it."
That's it folks this finished her.
Nobody cares about these leaks when the republicans have the orange rapist as their nominee for president. Trump will lose. He will be massacred in the debate tomorrow.
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The capitalist system is contradictory in that it claims to care about peoples dietary health(so-called fighting "the obesity epidemic" on an educational and personal lifestyle choices(selling shitty fitness and health magazines), meanwhile it generates enormous profits from food industries that sell health-hazardous foods, are environmentally damaging, and are inhumane with hormone-filled meats, genetically modified and processed foods and using subsidized corn for corn syrup. And it uses exploited immigrant labor to work it all.
In the end, somebody is a piece of shit if they focus on insulting fat people, rather than focus on how we have a for-profit medical industry and why some people have access to healthy foods and environments, while others are deprived of them. Let people be happy about themselves and their body, it's none of your business. If they love food and are proud of their body, who gives a shit? It is their body, not yours.
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Bernie Sanders and the Nordic countries are welfare capitalists, not socialists. Capitalism always prefers some degree of welfare, to keep itself running smoothly. Its proponents differ over how much and the best distribution of that welfare between the classes, it's an argument over how best to run capitalism, it has nothing to do with socialism. If you compare quotes of Eugene Debs an actual socialist to quotes of Bernie Sanders, they are completely and totally different.
PT is socialist in name, but are neoliberals in action. This is a common theme among the socialist parties in Latin America and elsewhere. Yes, the left is seen under the banner of PT, but this is because PT has co-opted the left. There is still a small but growing non-PT left in Brazil that continues to oppose both the governments neoliberalism and the right. Despite their platform PT has engaged in the same disgusting behavior as Brazil's other capitalist parties. It's a business as usual kind of party. Economic inequality has shrunk in the years of PT, but it is still the capitalist class that has benefited disproportionately. It is banks and agro-business and construction companies that are gaining records profits under PT. PT does not care about the Brazilian working class and its social movements. It aligns with corrupt political bosses and former members of the military regime(a fascist anti-communist regime that engaged in torture supported by the U.S.), while they massively cut healthcare and education, social welfare and pension rights. It was PT who sent robo-cops in to violently break up the anti-World Cup protests and the 2013 protests in Brazil. The Brazilian people need to continue mobilizing in the street resisting Brazilian capital and its elites, whether it be PT or the traditional right.
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The only news you get is from a biased source. Why would I take you seriously? You're an idiot who believes you can reduce everything to "hurrr hurrr durrr socialism!!!!"
It pays off to look into things more critically, not just get your news from CNN, lol.
"In other words, the current situation in Venezuela is a result, first, of the exchange rate control that was meant to defend the currency against the destabilization attempts of 2002, which themselves were the result of the Chávez’s government’s attack on capitalist class interests. Second, an already relatively fragile exchange rate control became worse in the wake of the oil price declines of 2008 and again in 2014, which made it increasingly difficult for the government to meet the demand for dollars without going further into debt. Third, the opposition’s new destabilization efforts against the Maduro government the day after Maduro’s election in April 2013 and again in early 2014, turned the existing economic volatility into a vicious cycle of inflation, shortages, black market devaluation, and renewed inflation. The situation is thus quite difficult for the government and very frustrating for the population."
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The system I support would have the people the working class controlling the political process until democracy is radically expanded as opposed to the minority rule we have now. Once every worker is liberated then the state can gradually cease to exist. The ultimate end point is for full communism which is a moneyless, stateless, classless society. Build full communism and we can have things like the Venus Project. How to get there is the question, past socialist states and socialist revolutions rather than demonizing them without actually knowing anything about them, I look to them as historical lessons and things to be improved upon.
That's great you enjoy your work and are satisfied with it, I'm glad for you, but does the worker who built your computer or who mined up the parts that it's composed of enjoy theirs? It's pretty miserable work when you are overworked and paid very little in the shittiest conditions, while they don't get to enjoy the fruits of their labor one bit, a minority who owns the means of production gets to siphon all the wealth that the workers labor produces. Forced into these contracts otherwise they will starve or people in this country who have to work two shitty jobs just to keep from starving and not going homeless, how is this system not authoritarian? When 85 people own more wealth than 3.5 billion people, you got a fucked up system that will lead humanity into chaos and destruction.
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It's actually just the capitalist mode of production and the same capitalist relations. They have invited foreign capital into their country. But they've been able to survive crisis and continue their economic growth because of their centralized government and the way they plan. When issues arise, the Peoples Republic acts more decisively than the liberal democracies of the west, whether it be from natural disasters, protests, corruption in the party, traffic and pollution, etc. Because of the centralized party/state they can take immediate action when problems arise, while western liberal democracies all blabber like idiots when problems arise in all their different political parties fighting for electoral power and they never accomplish anything. When China transitioned from rural to an urban society they did it way more effectively than any of the other emerging industrial powers like the U.S. and Britain who both relied on war and imperialism to establish themselves. China's investment into other countries is also superior to the U.S., while the U.S. destroys other countries through war and destabilization, China builds things in other countries. China builds socially useful development, the West provides shitty fast food franchises and decedent commodities like porn and video games.
China isn't much different from the so called "mixed" economies of socialist and capitalist that have existed in Western countries during times of crisis with the state having matched power to the capitalist class. The difference is the one party centralism of the revolution has remained. The party that swept the ruling class from power still maintains control. And party members still have a vision for socialism and ultimately, to communism. This why when global economic crisis strikes I have more reason to bet that China could overcome it and survive better than the U.S. could.
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+Hajduk Split Go ahead and speculate what Corbyn would do, but the fact remains he hasn't met with the Saudis. That's what your precious Tories do. And yes, the historical facts show the right-wing has been responsible. Carter, Obama, or Tony Blair aren't even leftists, they're centre-right capitalists. Again, your projecting. It's you with the intentions here. You're mad because you're a right-winger yourself, lol. It's quite pathetic how you want to defend May so badly, lol. It's completely obvious to anyone that she isn't electable and is a disaster. Perhaps you like funding the Saudis, cutting the NHS and police force though? But go on, and blame something on Corbyn and pretend you are without intentions.
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Trump incites violence against protestors, wants to unconstitutionally ban all members of a religion from entry into the country, mocked a disabled person, said he doesn't think PoWs are war heroes, has bankrupted 4 companies for profit, is notorious in screwing over his rentiers, refuses to release his taxes, has praised foreign dictators, has been praised by Putin, endorses a party platform that includes "gay conversion therapy", bans journalists from his press conferences so doesn't believe in freedom of the press and the list goes on and on and on.
And you are trying to fool the uninformed and lie to them to vote for this fucking scumbag? You are going to try and twist it and say it's "liberals and leftists" creating divisions? I see right through your bullshit.
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*****
Because you're a white nationalist and actually believe it works when it's a joke. Communism always works. Mao China and the Soviet Union experienced massive growth unseen ever before. Not sure you noticed but the Soviet Union was the worlds second superpower.
http://itbulk.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/Graph-chart-life-expectancy-LEX-China-vs-USA-1950-2013.jpg
http://www.scmp.com/comment/insight-opinion/article/1390108/debunking-myths-mao-zedong
Mao's China caught up with life expectancy to the U.S. in a decade. All you've got are easily debunkable myths that aren't based on facts, but typical cold war platitudes.
"A few statistics demonstrate the significance of that period. In 1949, industrial infrastructure was negligible. Electricity availability outside small urban areas was near zero. Literacy rate was below 20 per cent. Immunisation rate was virtually non-existent and average life expectancy 41 years old.
On the eve of Deng's reforms in 1979, China had built the framework of basic industrial infrastructures, though still very limited. Extensive national and local grids with about 10,000 newly built hydroelectric dams increased electricity coverage to over 60 per cent even in the poorest rural areas. Literacy rate reached an astonishing 66 per cent meaning well over 80 per cent of youth - among the highest among poor developing nations. Hundreds of millions of people were immunised, nearly 100 per cent of children at the age of one, and average life expectancy reached 65. In fact, by 1978, China's human development index was already closing in on much richer developed nations."
As for the Soviet Union, their life expectancy was actually better than the U.S. at a time.
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"This solution can only consist in the practical recognition of the social nature of the modern forces of production, and therefore in the harmonizing with the socialized character of the means of production. And this can only come about by society openly and directly taking possession of the productive forces which have outgrown all control, except that of society as a whole. The social character of the means of production and of the products today reacts against the producers, periodically disrupts all production and exchange, acts only like a law of Nature working blindly, forcibly, destructively. But,with the taking over by society of the productive forces, the social character of the means of production and of the products will be utilized by the producers with a perfect understanding of its nature, and instead of being a source of disturbance and periodical collapse, will become the most powerful lever of production itself.
Active social forces work exactly like natural forces: blindly, forcibly, destructively, so long as we do not understand, and reckon with, them. But, when once we understand them, when once we grasp their action, their direction, their effects, it depends only upon ourselves to subject them more and more to our own will, and, by means of them, to reach our own ends. And this holds quite especially of the mighty productive forces of today. As long as we obstinately refuse to understand the nature and the character of these social means of action — and this understanding goes against the grain of the capitalist mode of production, and its defenders — so long these forces are at work in spite of us, in opposition to us, so long they master us, as we have shown above in detail.
But when once their nature is understood, they can, in the hand working together, be transformed from master demons into willing servants. The difference is as that between the destructive force of electricity in the lightning in the storm, and electricity under command in the telegraph and the voltaic arc; the difference between a conflagration, and fire working in the service of man. With this recognition, at last, of the real nature of the productive forces of today, the social anarchy of production gives place to a social regulation of production upon a definite plan, according to the needs of the community and of each individual. Then the capitalist mode of appropriation, in which the product enslaves first the producer, and then the appropriator, is replaced by the mode of appropriation of the products that is based upon the nature of the modern means of production; upon the one hand, direct social appropriation, as means to the maintenance and extension of production — on the other, direct individual appropriation, as means of subsistence and of enjoyment."
https://www.marxists.org/archive/marx/works/1880/soc-utop/ch03.htm
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There needs to be a Black Book of Anti-Communism written, considering the hundreds of thousands of lives taken by U.S. interventions, CIA backed coups and U.S. friendly military dictatorships, "Chicago Boys" economic restructuring, and School of Americas- trained genocidal death squads in Central and South America alone, not to speak of the death toll of anti-communist regimes, paramilitary orgs, counterinsurgency outfits, right-wing terrorists, and intelligence agency infiltrators, as well as World Bank/IMF/UN/US sanctions, blockades, embargos on communist, socialist, and non-aligned nations across the Third World during the course of the Cold War.
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LucisFerre1
It isn't coincidental that when the IMF and World Bank go into third world countries to enforce their economics onto the population, that while stripping people from their land, alongside it, is a rise in violence against women because capitalism has to put women into roles, by stripping women of their agency it means free labor, the labor of giving birth, and capitalism needs an accumulation of labor to function. This isn't opposing motherhood, it's pointing out how women are perceived to a capitalist. This is another reason on why homophobia is so prevalent in certain countries because it is beneficial to capitalism because the patriarchy has to create the role of woman, so when trans and gay people deviate from that, they have to be punished because the body must be molded by capitalism in order to accumulate capital.
Capitalism has to create the class of people who sell their labor, which this is also dependent on certain gender roles, and that requires subjugating women's bodies into submissive and coercive roles to continue to pop out babies, which means it is more workers for the capitalist to exploit labor from.
I wouldn't expect you to engage in any kind of critical thought though. Any comment you leave will be deleted cause it will contain the following "hurrr durrrr free market!!!" and I have no time for that.
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Juuso Peltoniemi
It worked out great in the Soviet Union. When the Russian Revolution in 1917 happened, at the time Russia was the most backwards country in Europe, most people were illiterate and worked in agriculture, very poor and has just lost WW1, then had a revolution, then had a civil war and all that shit. Fast forward to the 1970's, the Soviet Union is the second super power in the world out of the ashes of another devastating war on Russia in WW2, yet nonetheless it showed a level of economic growth that was quite remarkable. Children of once peasant families were becoming astronauts and scientists.
Like I said central planning is definitely superior, that's why capitalists even centrally plan for their enterprises all the time. But for some reason we aren't allowed to benefit from central planning when it comes to doing it for our economy. You know you learn a lot when you are so fixated on cold war propaganda.
I was born in the West, that's why I live here, lol. If I was born in Venezuela I'd be living there.
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Believe it or not, Trump runs to the left of Hillary at times. Hillary is an interventionist, Trump is an isolationist(although who actually knows?) With Hillary we know she will launch more wars, with Trump it is less clear. Sanders beats them both on foreign policy though in my opinion. As far as xenophobia goes, are the democrats really better? They're less open and upfront about it, I guess. But Obama has deported more people than any other president before. As far as the expansion of "free trade" goes, we know Hillary has no credibility, her husband campaigned against NAFTA, then look what happened when he became president. Trump may put up some tariffs, but again Sanders beats them both here. All in all, to me there really is no 'lesser evil' between Trump and Hillary.
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+Frank C. Miller Capitalism is a global system now. When Marx was alive capitalism hadn't yet conquered the Earth. GDP is superficial and means nothing. Wages have depreciated, workers are producing more than ever and yet wages are remaining stagnant. Today inequality is more extreme than at any point in human history. The global labor force is immiserated with millions of people living in what amounts to slavery. While it's true that a socialist revolution hasn't happened yet in western capitalist countries - the workings and contradictions of capitalism that Marx spoke of remain more true than ever.
" It follows therefore that in proportion as capital accumulates, the lot of the labourer, be his payment high or low, must grow worse. The law, finally, that always equilibrates the relative surplus population, or industrial reserve army, to the extent and energy of accumulation, this law rivets the labourer to capital more firmly than the wedges of Vulcan did Prometheus to the rock. It establishes an accumulation of misery, corresponding with accumulation of capital. Accumulation of wealth at one pole is, therefore, at the same time accumulation of misery, agony of toil slavery, ignorance, brutality, mental degradation, at the opposite pole, i.e., on the side of the class that produces its own product in the form of capital." - Karl Marx, Capital Vol.1, Chapter 25.
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Free enterprise is the tardy imaginative from of capitalism, that would still lead to insanity. No restrictions on business and ownership? So basically under free enterprise, I can claim anything as my private property and my business activities can be totally insane, people can sell child prostitutes and there would be regulations on how long the capitalist makes people work. Okay, if that's capitalism it'd be even worse than the capitalism we have now. It wouldn't be sustainable, society would just collapse if a system were ever implemented like that. Capital has always needed the state both to enforce private property laws and to keep society from falling apart under the insanity of capital.
Hate to break it to you stupid moronic fuck, corporations are a part of capitalism. Me and my big capitalist buddies are going to pool our resources together and destroy and lessen our risks as capitalists. That's called being competitive, don't like it? Fuck you. That's called being competitive. What do you expect capitalists to do with their profits? Just not grow their business? What do you think happens when a capitalist gets tons of profits? They just stay as some tiny business? No, you fucking moron. They invest to try and destroy their competition, that's what competition in the market leads to. That's the point of capitalism. "cronyism and corporatism" is inevitable under the laws of capitalism, because as a capitalist I am forced by competition to destroy my competitor, to grow my business, and to keep trying to make larger profits otherwise I'll go out of business. If Coke for example didn't do what it did to grow itself to become the huge corporation it is now, some other cola company would have done it instead, and Coke would have just failed and gone out of business. The competition has been won and what you see now is the empires of capital who won.
Now go back to your land of imagination like the stupid fuck you are that doesn't understand anything about capital or how it functions. That's whats hilarious you don't even understand what capital is and yet are a proponent for it. You're like the stupidest kind of idiotic reactionary that can walk the earth.
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Besides making up definitions and not acknowledging real history... In a land of imagination everything good is 'real' capitalism and everything bad is really just communism.
I'm sure the early United States was such an awesome wonderful magical time to be a worker, you know being an indentured servant or slave, or dying in coal mines and getting beat up by Pinkertons.
See the Colorado Labor Wars, in which capitalists and the government used mass systematic violence against workers.
The entire history of the U.S. up until now has been capitalist and has nothing in common with revolutionary USSR or Mao's China. Also capitalism is a historical social relation and mode of production that hasn't always existed.
Even the first economic theorists who began to define the system like Adam Smith and David Ricardo would say you are wrong on what capitalism is. They knew the system was based around wage labor and commodity exchange and profit, only they couldn't explain what profits really are and did some sloppy explanation of why labor is the source of value. It was Marx who corrected them and updated them.
Marx in Capital 1, deconstructed Adam Smiths world, in which he theoretically shows that even if we have a perfectly competitive free market, it leads to slavery degradation and not utopia, as well as he shows that there never even has been a free market to begin with and capitalists have never actually played by their own rules because you have to accumulate wealth to even become a capitalist, which the accumulations of the original wealth usually come from the most brutal pillaging and slavery which ignores all the capitalists private property laws.
People, farmers, tribal families, etc, don't just abandon their sustainable way of living to go work in factories all day, they have to be forcibly removed from their land and their way of life destroyed in order to create the conditions for capital to prosper. This didn't just happen in the prehistory beginnings of capitalism but actually still happens today and is an inherent part of the mechanism to the system.
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Holy shit, here we have a liberal who distorts the meaning of socialism and a libertarian that doesn't understand the meaning either. I cant handle it. Government does not equal socialism, you sound like a conservative when you make this mistake. Socialism would be the working class owning the means of production and the economy is democratically planned, this is the main tenet of a socialist mode of production, which we don't have. Muh roads, muh government, muh hospitals, muh military, muh police does not automatically make something socialist. We have a government that has spent decades spewing out propaganda against socialism to discredit it, a military and police that has done decades of killing, oppressing, and overthrowing anybody who attempts, organizes or practices for socialism, hospitals that let people die if they can't afford health insurance, highways that were built because of bills passed under staunch- anti communist/socialist presidents. None of that is remotely socialist in any sense of the word. This isn't hard to understand, just fucking read actual socialist literature from revolutionaries, theorists, economists and philosophers. Stop getting your definitions of socialism from liberal meme pages, it's bad for you.
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Like what? What beliefs and systems do I advocate that would lead to war with Iran and more oppression of the Palestinian people? Cause that's what were talking about here.
I don't believe in this nonsense of 'American exceptionalism", that leads to nothing but imperialist wars like Iraq and Afghanistan.
How do you even know what he intends? Besides your baseless assertions? He's all over the fucking place in the shit he says.
There was nothing in his speech that suggested he would oppose helping Israel at all. Yeah he spoke of Obama's deal with Iran, but he said way more than that. Did you even watch it?
"Iran is a very big problem" "We will stand up to Iran's aggressive push to destabilize and dominate the region" "Iran is a problem in Iraq, a problem in Syria, a problem in Lebanon, a problem in Yemen, and will be a very very major problem for Saudi Arabia" "Iran is in Syria trying to establish another front against Israel" "In Gaza, Iran is supporting Hamas, an Islamic jihad, in West Bank they're openly offering 7000 dollars to Palestinians per terrorist attack and 30,000 dollars for every Palestinian terrorist home that's been destroyed" "We will totally dismantle Iran's global terror network, which is big and powerful, but not powerful like us." "Iran has seated terror groups all over the world, during the last five years Iran has perpetuated terror attacks in 25 different countries on five continents, including the Western hemisphere, very close to home" "Iran is the biggest sponsor of terrorism in the world"
The list goes on and on with what he just said, he is basically calling for war with Iran without actually saying it and speaking of how pro-Israel he is, and talking about putting 30,000 troops in Syria, he sounds exactly like any other fucking neocon and I won't be blinded by Trump fanaticism like you are and make up all these excuses to defend him, I know better than that. The guy is a lunatic and anybody who isn't a complete fool can see that. Watch his speech, watch it on Youtube, it's absurd.
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+Witch Hunter Steve
"During these revolts, it was often women initiated and led the action.
Exemplary were the revolt that occurred at Montpellier in 1645, which was started by women who were seeking to protect their children from starvation, and the revolt at Cordoba in 1652 that likewise was initiated by women. It was women, moreover, who (after revolts were crushed, with many men imprisoned or slaughtered) remained to carry on resistance, although in a more subterranean manner. This is what may have happened in Southwestern Germany, where a witch-hunt followed by two decades the end of the Peasant War. Writing on the subject, Erik Midelfort has excluded the existence of a connection between these two phenomena (Midelfort 1972: 68). However, he has not asked if there were a family or community relations, such as the ones Le Roy Laurie found in the Cevennes, between the thousands of peasants who, from 1476 to 1525 continuously rose up in arms against feudal power and were so brutally defeated, and the scores of women who, less than two decades later, in the same region and villages, were brought to the stake. Yet, we can well imagine that the ferocious work of repression which the German princes conducted, and the hundreds and thousands of peasants crucified, decapitated, burned alive, sedimented unquenchable hatreds, secret plans of revenge, above all among older women, who had seen and remembered, and were likely to make their hostility known in numerous ways to the local elites.
The persecution of the witches grew on this terrain. It was class war carried out by other means. In this context, we cannot fail to see a connection between the fear of uprising and the prosecutors’ insistence on the Witches Sabbat, or Synagogue, the famous nocturnal reunion where thousands of people presumably congregated, traveling often from far distant places. Whether or not, by evoking the horrors of the Sabbat, the authorities targeted actuals forms of organization, cannot be established. But there is no doubt that, through the judges’ obsession with these devilish gatherings, besides the echo of the persecution of the Jews, we hear the echo of the secret meetings the peasants held at night, on lonesome kills and in the forests, to plot their revolts."
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Nice Wikileaks you guys totally destroyed Clinton with those "bomb shell" emails.
“My father loved to complain about big business and big government, but we had a solid middle class upbringing. We had good public schools. We had accessible health care. We had our little, you know, one-family house that, you know, he saved up his money, didn't believe in mortgages. So I lived that,” she said in the speech. “And now, obviously, I'm kind of far removed because the life I've lived and the economic, you know, fortunes that my husband and I now enjoy, but I haven't forgotten it."
That's it folks this finished her.
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