D-XWILL

#TUNK •📍PDC, MX • Vegan Communist • English foreign language teacher (TEFL) 👨🏾‍🏫

[D-XWILL @NeZhaFlame]

The poor, inevitable economic material conditions of American Capitalism [or Capitalism anywhere] cannot be fixed-reformed-changed by voting within the same system that even had the ability [in the first place] to create those poor-inevitable material conditions: therefore, any promised ‘crumb’ received by society within a Capitalist system [if received at all] is made purposefully unsustainable or insidiously temporary; in order to uphold the diabolical profit-motive of American Capitalism itself — its unequivocal need to create high demands/high costs in American industries/institutions that should instead be considered a public [universal] human right.

[D-XWILL @NeZhaFlame]

@nxt888 The explanation is simple: A non-indigenous working class population, who is the overwhelming majority of a population, is ineligible to think logically as a collective—this is what produces the supreme ability to be lied to infinitely. (Ineligible to achieve Communism)

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

Here is what I actually cannot explain:

The year is 2003.

The United States invades Iraq on the basis of "weapons of mass destruction" that do not exist.

This is not a matter of interpretation. It is documented.

The intelligence was manipulated.

The case was fabricated.

The people who fabricated it knew it was fabricated.

Some of them have said so, on record, in memoirs that were reviewed positively in the same newspapers that helped sell the war.

One million people died.

The country was destroyed. The infrastructure, the institutions, the social fabric.

ISIS emerged from the power vacuum.

The region destabilized in ways still producing casualties today.

Not one person went to prison.

The architects of the decision became senior fellows at think tanks.

They wrote books.

They appeared on television as "serious foreign policy voices."

Some of them are now presented as "voices of reason" in the anti-Trump discourse.

And the next time the same government, with many of the same institutional actors, said there was a foreign threat that required military response, a significant portion of the population believed them.

That is what I cannot explain.

Not the lie.

Governments lie.

The bottomless, renewable, apparently inexhaustible willingness to be lied to again.

[China Xinhua News @XHNews]

China has officially rolled out its plan for renewable energy development during the 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026-2030), the National Energy Administration (NEA) said Thursday. #XinhuaNews

[People's Daily, China @PDChina]

Chinese airlines now operate over 1,000 regular routes, with international passenger routes reaching 177 cities in 80 countries and regions across five continents, according to the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) on Tuesday.

[Li Zexin 李泽欣 @XH_Lee23]

This is how US treated Filipinos 100 years ago. They invented human zoos and displayed the "imported" Filipinos as animals for the fun of the Americans in neat suits.

But, Philippines' national leaders are totally fine with this humiliating history and stand with the US.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Fun fact.

BYD new factory in Zhengzhou will cover 50 square miles, which is larger than San Francisco's surface at 46.9 square miles.

[Ben Norton @BenjaminNorton]

This guy who works at the poorly named OpenAI (or more accurately ClosedAI) laments that China's open-source models could lead to:

"full AI communism, which is precisely what China proposes: rather than a market product, AI is a 'public good' which will ultimately be provided by the state as a kind of 'digital public infrastructure'".

This outcome would be objectively good for the vast, vast majority of humanity. But of course people who work at OpenAI (ClosedAI) claim it would be "a dystopian hellscape", because they would not have a monopoly on AI and could not become trillionaire techno-feudal lords by forcing everyone to pay them digital rents.

In reality, Silicon Valley's vision for the future is an actual dystopian hellscape. The US proposes neo-feudalism, whereas China proposes "full AI communism".

[Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸 @jacksonhinkle]

🇦🇷🇮🇱 Messi is Netanyahu’s strongest soldier

Full analysis on @MintPressNews

[Seyed Mohammad Marandi @s_m_marandi]

We are at war with the evil empire. There can be no peace - no friendship - with evil.

[Li Zexin 李泽欣 @XH_Lee23]

A historic day in China's space history. China’s first successful rocket recovery!

[Ma Wukong 马悟空 @Ma_WuKong]

🇨🇳 Los militares chinos tienen la obligación de servir al pueblo, y si eso implica que tienen que cuidar de tu bebé, tienen que cuidar de tu bebé.

[Carlos @agent_of_change]

The Trump administration has found a new target in its long war on Cuba: the island’s doctors. As the Wall Street Journal reports, Washington is now moving to destroy Cuba’s overseas medical missions – one of its last remaining sources of dollar income – having already blocked its fuel, sanctioned its officials and choked off remittances. Marco Rubio has toured the Caribbean threatening visa bans against any official who keeps employing Cuban medics, denouncing the programme – bizarrely – as “forced labour” and “state-sponsored human-trafficking brigades”.

Since 1963 – the first mission went to newly independent Algeria – Cuba has sent what Fidel called an “army of white coats” to heal the poor of the world. Some 24,000 Cuban health workers currently serve across more than 50 countries, from tiny Caribbean islands to the rural villages of southern Italy. They staff the clinics no one else will.

In Honduras, residents gave the departing Cuban medics a tearful ovation. Jamaica’s prime minister, standing beside Rubio, pushed back to his face: the Cuban doctors “have been incredibly helpful to us”. St Lucia’s leader said plainly that “our medical system would basically collapse without them”. And when the US leaned on St Vincent and the Grenadines, Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves responded firmly: “I will prefer to lose my visa than to have 60 poor and working people die.”

That is the choice the United States is forcing on the region: get rid of the Cuban doctors, or be punished. The world’s richest country would rather the poor of the Global South go blind and die than tolerate Cuban solidarity.

Why? Because those missions are not only Cuba’s largest export – some $5.3 billion in 2024, half of all its foreign earnings – but the clearest proof of what a small socialist country can offer humanity. That is the real target. Not “trafficking”, but the threat of a good example: a blockaded island of 11 million that sends doctors where empires send gunboats.

To wage war on Cuba’s doctors is to admit you have nothing to offer the world. Solidarity with Cuba has never been more urgent. ¡Venceremos!

[Cyrus Janssen @thecyrusjanssen]

Spent the day in beautiful Beijing exploring the most spectacular ancient palace in the world. The Forbidden City is just incredible and a true gem that everyone should experience at least once in their life.

Love this angle of the video, seeing China’s 600 years of palace history with the modern Beijing skyscrapers in the distance. A perfect mix of the modern city with the ancient culture

Amazing how some Westerners claim “China can’t innovate, they can only copy”. Really?

These building were built over 600 years ago, constructed out of wood, don’t have a single nail in the entire structure and can withstand a level 10 earthquake. Chinese engineering has stood the test of time and there isn’t a better place to study China’s history than in the heart of the capital

Tomorrow I take my family to the Great Wall to experience one of the 7 Wonders of the World, stay tuned for more updates!

[Seyed Mohammad Marandi @s_m_marandi]

Today in Qom.

No Western regime has the popular legitimacy of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

[Zhao DaShuai 东北进修🇨🇳 Commentary @zhao_dashuai]

89 years ago on this day, Japan launched their full scale invasion of China. Their aim was genocide.

89 years later, most Japanese are still not acknowledging the genocidal nature of their war. Many Japanese call the war. "The China incident".

The idea of portraying Japan as the victims of World War 2 seem preposterous for any person with a brain, but this is the mainstream view in Japan, in public at least. They may be smart enough to know this is total nonsense, but in public they either feign ignorance, or outright lie about the war their country had started.

[Angelo Giuliano 🇨🇭🇮🇹 @angeloinchina]

Why Do Millions Unite at Iran’s Supreme Leader Funeral >> And Why Does the West Panic?

Look at the huge crowds in Tehran right now. Millions of people marching together, showing real unity after their leader’s death. Is this just a funeral?
No. This is Iran proving it is a real civilisation-state.
Deep history, strong faith, tight families, national pride >> these things hold them together no matter what the outside world throws at them.

Why does the West fear this so much?
Because Iran is a living rejection of their globalist plan.
They want to destroy everything solid: open borders that erase countries, broken families, mocked religion, weak nation-states, and confused ideas about gender and truth.
They push this everywhere to control people easier.

But Iran says no.
They hit Iran with attacks and sanctions, yet the people stay united and strong.
This funeral is not only sadness >> it is power on display. Millions moving as one. It shows the world that real civilisations built on roots and belief do not break.
The globalists are scared because they cannot buy or break this kind of strength. Iran stands tall.
Their project looks weak next to it.

Who wins in the end?

Not the ones tearing everything down.

[Pepe Escobar @RealPepeEscobar]

The mood ahead of the funeral ceremonies - in Tehran, Qom and Mashhad - honoring slain Leader Ayatollah Khamenei. Highest-level representatives of nearly 100 nations all across the Global South are already in Iran.

[Fox News @FoxNews]

There are loud soccer crowds... and then there are Mexico soccer crowds.

Fans inside Mexico's legendary Estadio Azteca in Mexico City erupted so loudly that they reportedly triggered an earthquake.

The ground movement caused by the celebration was strong enough to be picked up by seismic monitoring equipment as an "artificial seismic signal," according to the New York Post.

The celebration came when Julián Quiñones buried the opening goal in the 22nd minute, sending tens of thousands of fans into a frenzy that literally shook the ground.

Raúl Jiménez added a second goal minutes later to seal the victory.

[Manolo De Los Santos @manolo_realengo]

The US has seized $5.49 billion of Venezuela’s oil revenue in 2026, then offers just $150 million in earthquake aid while the UN estimates $6.7 billion in losses. It’s not relief, it’s extortion. At the same time, US has $30 billion of frozen assets while people are under rubble.

[D-XWILL @NeZhaFlame]

RT @richimedhurst: The US want Hormuz closed. How is this not clear? Why do people keep talking about them wanting to open something that w…