Fillop Winsley

order reigns in minneapolis. here for a long time not a good time

[Fillop Winsley @FillopW]

actually, literally, genuinely, high-kirk: why is brent *down* on the *delay* of the *signing* of an *MOU* NOBODY'S ALLOWED TO READ???

[Fillop Winsley @FillopW]

oil traders are genuinely beneath cattle

[huh @Alternate_BCD]

@hi523275438946 Only partially true — there were millions of enslaved immediatist abolitionists in the South

[Lesbian Rod Serling 🇵🇸🇺🇦🇮🇷 @LRSerling]

Well, specifically in china. Thata what i found fascinating about china, its been continously "civilized" longer than anywhere else on earth. This guy was writing poems complaining about being a pencil pusher at the same time as my illiterate ancestors lived in an english swamp

[Cole Sandick🌹🇵🇸🇺🇦🇸🇩 @ColeSandick]

Everyone’s stopped talking about it for some reason, but the defense of Minneapolis was the most seismic victory against Trumpism. That was supposed to be the blueprint for their autocracy and it was defeated and humiliated by astounding collective action from ordinary Americans.

[Nate Holdren @n_hold]

reading this thread of retail workers going 'we are constantly on skeleton crews so nothing works, it sucks' I'm struck by how many people in education I know are experiencing something similar

[RK @rk__upadhya]

Sinwar works in mysterious ways....the reach of the Flood is far and wide

[jaboukie @jaboukie]

of course this would happen. And they all don’t even know. Chills thinking about the moment they find out the obvious — what we all already know. I’m scared for them, but not myself or the ones who know. People need to know but if you don’t know it might be too late. Know now.

[Luol Deng Xiaoping @JungAristotle]

They don't want you to know this but the wholesale destruction of the Caribbean through the establishment of plantations using African chattel slaves to produce sugar and tobacco was the first instance of treatlerism in modern times

[βροτός @br0tos]

The proliferation of Substacks, like the mediocre literary works of French officers on the eve of the Revolution, betrays a bored and unoccupied elite.

[x_c4tb0y_x @vampiric_shirin]

there aren’t any words anymore like i’m angrier than ive ever been in my life and i still have to go to work

[🥔🏒 @liltaterhockey]

Unfortunately this has activated my most niche nerd special interest: the logistics of how stuff gets made. And the answer is any sizable bakery. Your average suburban Starbucks will have like 20 people working on any given day and they don’t even make anything on site.

[History Speaks @History__Speaks]

The New York Times report on the rescued US airman falsely implies local Iranians aided him.

I asked Julian Barnes, co-author of the report, what the evidence was for this. His Response: 'Oh, Iranians didn't assist the airman. This was speculation "from our Iran experts."

(The article never clarifies that this was pure speculation, without any evidence; it has not been edited to indicate that in Barnes's own assessment the airman was not assisted by local Iranians; and it is being used to manufacture consent for this war, based on the conspiracy theory that 'Iranians want this.' Do better, @nytimes. Very disappointing.)

[shako @shakoistsLog]

iranian culture is very trust based, and they view it as a great insult to kill their entire leadership chain.

[Risk Expert tells the Truth about Climate @MarkCranfield_]

Three dozen industry insiders say the public is failing to grasp the severity of the situation while revealing that they themselves have failed to grasp the severity of the situation.

["Online Rent-a-Sage" Bret Devereaux @BretDevereaux]

Well, I am not sure what my analysis here is worth, but here is my 7,500 word primal scream of a military historian's take on the War in Iran.

My best summary: this war is dumb as hell.

https://t.co/KyKLgCIq3k

[Fillop Winsley @FillopW]

no??? cancer patients are cooked, trump will be fine

[Matt Stoller @matthewstoller]

Stuff is starting to break. Trump is cooked.