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belligerent communist f*ggot

[marxist-leninist pikachu @MarxistPikachu]

This is, point for point, my politics.

[COMBATE |🇵🇷 @upholdreality]

Amazing things have been happening in Spanish television

[Remi Kanazi @Remroum]

Let's be clear: Zionists want Jewish people to die. Zionists want Jewish people to be killed in anti-Jewish hate crimes. Zionists want to use those deaths to fuel Israeli genocide, land theft, mass rape, torture, occupation, and apartheid. It's absolutely sickening.

[marxist-leninist pikachu @MarxistPikachu]

god, i've been back here two days after being gone a year and it has actually gotten SO MUCH worse lol

[marxist-leninist pikachu @MarxistPikachu]

SHOCKING! The country that invited several nazis to resettle here has nazis coming over here to talk about what a good time they had committing genocide

[Samira Mohyeddin سمیرا @SMohyeddin]

Get off our campuses. Laundering genocide Hasbara tours. I’ll never forget the bullshit parliamentary hearings about Jewish student safety on campuses. Meanwhile, Palestinian students are watching the very people who murdered their families give talks!
https://t.co/NLYfVWiXw4

[Samira Mohyeddin سمیرا @SMohyeddin]

Get off our campuses. Laundering genocide Hasbara tours. I’ll never forget the bullshit parliamentary hearings about Jewish student safety on campuses. Meanwhile, Palestinian students are watching the very people who murdered their families give talks!
https://t.co/NLYfVWiXw4

[Alexandra Halaby @iskandrah]

Do not look away.

[marxist-leninist pikachu @MarxistPikachu]

@ArbysVevo no they really do that

[marxist-leninist pikachu @MarxistPikachu]

nothing, and i mean nothing, has been more clearly an op.

[ACP Ontario @acp_ontario]

Members of ACP Ontario are again asking the public and local liberal intellectuals to change their minds on this pivotal question: Is Marxism Woke?

Following a total victory over the forces of liberal reaction on the University of Toronto campus last weekend, our cadre members have launched a similar effort in Hamilton, with similar results. After meeting with many members of the local public, our cadre have reported "No Change" to the immortal truth of class struggle.

The Ontario Chapter of the ACP remains committed to the principled line that no matter how you personally identify, the proletariat working class is the class of progress. We remain committed to pursuing a politics rooted in the broad working class. On the mutual understanding that no matter how you personally identify, we need a party that unites, not divides.

[Tamer Nahed @Tamer_Alnoaizy]

Explosion of a "modern smartphone" inside a store in Nuseirat, in the central Gaza Strip!!!

[Daniel Dumbrill @DanielDumbrill]

Camping in RV outside a massive mosque in southern China. Muslim police officer got us to sign something saying we wouldn't eat pork/drink on premise, showed us the bathrooms/facilities we could use & said he'd wake us up early to have breakfast w/them. They don't accept payment.

[Sarah @DDGSarah]

Stop whining about China and Russia and hold the PA accountable. https://t.co/DP4EmjauLz

[toasted avocado @toastedavocado2]

@infolibnews These people are deranged lunatics jeezus

[Michae| @Plz_Relax_]

And when you spend these moments focusing on the decision of China, rather than the roles the UN and international courts have served, as appendages of US imperialism, you make the same mistake as those people who think China will save the world or something.

[Hassan Mafi ‏ @thatdayin1992]

This is why they disabled Hebrew translations on X.

[Yves Engler @EnglerYves]

Billionaire capitalists must be abolished

[Black Alliance for Peace @Blacks4Peace]

The Week of Action to Defend Venezuela's Sovereignty has kicked off!

BAP has joined with 33+ organizations calling all antiwar, peace and justice, union and solidarity activists calling for local actions, large and small, during the week of November 15 – 23.

[Yves Engler @EnglerYves]

Ben Mulroney doesn’t like me. Should the NDP like that?

On Wednesday the son of the former Conservative party leader ripped into me on his radio program. He began the four-and-a-half-minute discussion by calling me an “agitator extraordinaire, troublemaker, rabble rouser, generally unproductive member of society, antisemite of the highest order.” Ostensibly about my submitting to the NDP vetting on Monday Mulroney then asked, “Would it better for the NDP to welcome him in and fight him over his ideas or keep him out because he’s a toxic and terrible human being.”
The two guests echoed Mulroney with the first guest claiming I add “nothing to Canadian public life.”

Two days later Mulroney followed up this attack with another rant in which he called me a “vile antisemite and a net negative in the world in terms of the toxicity he brings to everything he touches and talks about.” He then says I should be blocked from the NDP leadership race.

How should the NDP brass look at Mulroney’s attack?

On one hand, they should be concerned with how it associates the party with negativity. To protect the NDP ‘brand’ from this type of media backlash, the brass may want to subvert party democracy by denying members the right to decide for themselves on my candidacy.
Another way to look at the backlash to an insurgent campaign is to consider how it would liven up what’s likely to be a sleepy three-way race (Tony McQuail and Tanille Johnson are unlikely to raise the $100,000 required to be on the final ballot). And greater mainstream media attention — even if often critical — would likely boost the fundraising for all the candidates, which benefits the party since they take a quarter of all donations above $100,000 (as well as our $100,000 fee).

There’s also a more significant political positioning question at play. Is some corporate media backlash good for the federal party’s brand? Or to put it slightly differently, does the NDP want to be seen as offside with the establishment?

Part of the federal NDP’s downward spiral is because it’s viewed as too close to the Liberals and the established order. Is there left populist anger out there that could be tapped into? In deciding whether to supress our campaign, the NDP brass should consider this question seriously.
For party activists and the left in general the question is more fundamental. Can you win any significant social change without backlash from the powerful?

To look at the most significant success the NDP ever achieved is illustrative. The dominant media went berserk when the Saskatchewan NDP introduced socialized medicine. As part of the research for The Year We Became Us: A Novel About the Saskatchewan Doctors Strike my father, Gary Engler, examined the Moose Jaw Times Herald’s coverage of the subject. It was unhinged, particularly during the doctors’ 23-day strike to block Medicare and other health reforms that weakened physician’s power over medicine.

In its first edition after the doctors strike began The Moose Jaw Times Herald had a lead editorial with the headline “The Day That Freedom Died In Saskatchewan”. It noted, “the doctors fight for freedom is our fight, every single one of us—and make no mistake about it.” The next day the paper published “Ugly Image of Dictators” then “Neutrality Never Won Any Fight For Freedom” and a little later came “Legal Profession Next to be Socialized.”

Backlash can be horrible but necessary to achieve real, lasting change.

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[Leaping Larry @Juche_Gang]

Patched the leaking section, but the 50 year old copper cold water line is literally disintegrating. I will need to replace it through the entire house which is a major task. Asking for any help getting materials as it needs to be addressed ASAP to avoid a water disaster.

[Yves Engler @EnglerYves]

“I endorse Yves Engler because he is one of the very few Canadian political analysts that understands that Canada’s foreign policy should not be bound by U.S. interests and power, also that it should not just be about trade and self-interest, but should be about solidarity, about  promoting a real relationship with its Latin American neighbours that respects their sovereignty and their cultural, political identity and freedom.” — Maria Paez Victor, Professor & founder, Louis Riel Bolivarian Circle