Arthur Closovsky @closovsky

They are allowing Arabs and Muslims into power to contain the anti-zionist movement. It's textbook counterinsurgency. To save 'israel'. This is why they don't want us to expand the anti-zionist support base, or work outside the 'Left'.

Daniel Haqiqatjou @Haqiqatjou

3 days ago

The claim that Abdul Sayed has "beat the Israeli lobby" is false because he is aligned with the left-wing of the Israeli lobby. Yes, Abdul beat the AIPAC-backed candidate. But AIPAC is only part of the Israeli lobby. The left-wing side of the Israeli lobby is J-Street.

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A la izquierda, primer desfile del partido nazi, con Hitler presente, con el cartel de: "Muerte al marxismo". (1926) A la derecha, primer acto público de los nazis en el poder con una pancarta de 10 metros que dice: "El marxismo debe morir para que la nación vuelva a resurgir". Después de esto, los nazis metieron a millones de comunistas, anarquistas, socialdemócratas e izquierdistas en campos de concentración, mataron a 27 millones de comunistas soviéticos y también exterminaron a más de un millón de civiles en Alemania solo por ser de izquierdas. Pero ahora deforestados mentales, borregos atados con piedra y nazis acomplejados quieren implantar el insultante revisionismo histórico de que los nazis eran de izquierdas.

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Elon Musk @elonmusk

2 days ago

Hitler was a left-wing socialist

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@DaniMayakovski it's obvious isn't it: if communism = nazism then by default 'there is no alternative' (TINA) but to submit to oligarchy ...

@zei_squirrel 🤣 wsj.com/world/asia/nor…

@elonmusk If communism = fascism then 'there is no alternative' (TINA) but to submit to the oligarchy, in it? ...

11 years ago, Professor Mearsheimer warned NATO against leading Ukraine down the primrose path. The world would likely have been a very different place today if we still had open debates and did not criminalise common sense.

"Necesitamos que aumente el desempleo; en mi opinión, el desempleo debe aumentar entre un 40% y un 50% para normalizar la economía. Debemos recordar a las personas que trabajan para el capitalista y no al revés". Tim Gurner, empresario millonario capitalista, admite que el capitalismo necesita el desempleo para así imponer sueldos más bajos a gente desesperada que aceptará cualquier cosa por tal de pagar sus facturas. No odiar a estos ricos capitalistas sin escrúpulos debería estar penado con cárcel.

@BenjaminNorton 😂 same old story ...

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Bessent now says that the Strait of Hormuz is no longer relevant after the Trump admin tried everything to open it and failed Looks like the US is preparing to exit the war

@Megatron_ron I mean ... literally ... 😂

@vadim07751823 sono ancora in piena sindrome di Stoccolma ... x.com/afshinrattansi…

Afshin Rattansi @afshinrattansi

4 days ago

US-occupied vassal state Japan’s clown Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi commemorated the 81st Anniversary of the US’ use of nuclear weapons on Hiroshima… Without once mentioning the United States, the perpetrator that killed hundreds of thousands of her own people. Who did it?

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If someone made this exact same statement -- but replaced "Muslim" with "Jew" -- their career would not only be instantly and permanently destroyed, but their families, banks, communities and employers would be relentlessly hounded until they were denounced, disowned and banned.

Rep. Nancy Mace @RepNancyMace

3 days ago

Every single Muslim holding public office in America is a trojan horse, and a threat to both national security and our republic. We refuse to be silent.

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@OlgaBazova 😂sure ... ‘Everyone's afraid to die’: Struggle to recruit soldiers in Ukraine turns violent bbc.com/news/articles/…

How USAID Toppled Governments

‼️ NEWSFLASH: The Japanese government has apologized to the United States for the casualties resulting from the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

🚨Trump: "Communism will take your house, it will take your money, it will take everything." Meanwhile, in the US, under capitalism, there are Americans living in misery, homeless, pitching tents in the treetops, living like in the Miocene era.

@IstLiberale Questo è quello che i padroni americani dell'Istituto Liberale hanno fatto negli USA e vogliono fare a noi ... siete cialtroni e a tutti gli effetti ormai pure dei falliti ... x.com/ivan_8848/stat…

Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil @ivan_8848

5 days ago

🚨Trump: "Communism will take your house, it will take your money, it will take everything." Meanwhile, in the US, under capitalism, there are Americans living in misery, homeless, pitching tents in the treetops, living like in the Miocene era.

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What breaking out of underdevelopment actually looks like Earlier this year, Zimbabwe did something that developing countries are usually punished for: it banned the export of raw minerals and lithium concentrates outright, and told the mining companies operating there that if they wanted Zimbabwean lithium they would have to process it in Zimbabwe. The economics driving that decision aren’t difficult to understand. Raw lithium concentrate fetches somewhere around $570 a ton. Battery-grade lithium carbonate sells for roughly $7,000, meaning that the refined product is worth 12 times the value of the unrefined rock. Africa holds an enormous share of the minerals on which the global energy transition depends, but in the prevailing imperialist system it has been assigned the role of digging them up and shipping them out, while the value is captured elsewhere. This is a colonial division of labour, still running, with lithium substituted for copper and rubber. Zimbabwe refuses to play along. Historically, “resource nationalism” in the Global South has been punished with coups, sanctions and structural adjustment. Iran nationalised its oil and Mossadegh was overthrown. Chile nationalised copper and Allende was overthrown. Indeed Zimbabwe, let’s not forget, has been under Western sanctions for decades on account of its unwillingness to play along with the global extractive order. How are China’s companies responding to the new policy? By investing in Zimbabwe, building refineries and processing plants, and complying with the government’s requirement that they add value locally. Zhejiang Huayou Cobalt, through its subsidiary Prospect Lithium Zimbabwe, has constructed the country’s first lithium sulphate plant at Goromonzi in Mashonaland East. In April it shipped Zimbabwe’s first-ever export of domestically produced lithium sulphate. Sinomine’s Bikita Minerals is building a second plant in Masvingo. Once both are running, as President Mnangagwa noted this week, Zimbabwe will be the only country in Africa hosting multiple lithium-processing operations. Instead of Zimbabwean rock being shipped to a refinery in China, the refinery is being built in Zimbabwe – with the jobs, the skills, the tax base and the higher-value export revenue staying in the country. Huayou paid $422 million for the Arcadia project in 2021; it is now investing further to comply with a policy that reduces its own margins in favour of its host. By contrast, the US Minerals Security Partnership exists to secure supply chains for US industry, not to build African ones. Washington’s recent minerals dealmaking in the DRC is about access, not beneficiation. Nobody in Brussels or Washington is financing lithium refineries in Masvingo. The West is trying to keep Africa at the bottom of the value chain. China is helping it move up.

@IstLiberale E questo sarebbe il famoso “turbocapitalismo” o “neoliberismo”? ... sì ...

@Glenn_Diesen Imagine Tyson winning a match and having to apologise for his 'overcapacity' ... 😂