Representative Press

Without a Representative Press, a representative gov. is impossible. Advocating for formally establishing one. (Retrofit VOA)

[Representative Press @RepPress]

New #YouTube video at 8:30 a.m. EST
STOP Rolling Over: Appeasement Emboldens US & Israel https://t.co/5ZfQUQY6Zr

[Briahna Joy Gray @briebriejoy]

They’re manufacturing consent for corporate Zionist Hakeem Jeffries setting the House agenda for a generation. It’s ok, I guess, bc Zohran is “keeping his powder dry.” When have we heard this before?

[Representative Press @RepPress]

@WilliamShatner #ShatnerSunday

[Dr. Jill Stein🌻 @DrJillStein]

We should all be ashamed if we do not use the power we have right now to shut down genocide.
Jeffries as speaker guarantees continuing US complicity.
Power concedes nothing without a demand.
YOU can make that demand by unregistering from hoth genocideal parties.

[jen @_jenkings]

despite @StopAntisemites best efforts in destroying my life over me confronting babykilling IOF war criminals in Times Square- they FAILED in getting my board certification revoked.

I am happy to announce that I am still a board certified licensed psychiatric nurse practitioner

a big thank you to my amazing attorneys at Nisar Law 🙏

- Jennifer Koonings RN, BSN, MS, MS, PMHNP-BC, SAFE

[Zachary Foster @_ZachFoster]

“I wish I could wake up one day & find that Gaza has sunk into the sea.”

-Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin in 1992. It took 34 years, but Rabin's dream is finally coming true. https://t.co/RYLZWmmItl

[Dr. Jill Stein🌻 @DrJillStein]

How many of these key American priorities are on Hakeem Jeffries' agenda as speaker?
Exactly zero.

[Bushra Shaikh @Bushra1Shaikh]

Just the humanitarian aid. You sick fucks.

[Kelly @broadwaybabyto]

“Spoiled milk” is how Draymond Green referred to his disabled teammate Kristaps Porzingis.

This is ableism.

No matter who you are, you will be abandoned and mistreated when you become disabled.

It doesn’t matter how healthy you were before, you’re now one of the “others”

[Zachary Foster @_ZachFoster]

In 1906, a group of Jewish settlers in Palestine boycotted another group of Jewish settlers in Palestine. The dispute revolved around whether or not to adopt a policy of hiring only Jews in colonies, or whether to also hire Palestinians. https://t.co/dtQRJoUT1y

[MedGlobal @MedGlobalOrg]

Families in Gaza now face a new threat, rodent-borne disease. Help MedGlobal respond.

[Sabby Sabs @SabbySabs2]

Called it! Hakeem Jeffries is claiming if you don’t support him for speaker you’re racist! I’m black Hakeem. And I don’t support you for speaker because you support genocide and apartheid just like your buddy Jared Kushner.

[Paddystinian @Paddystinian]

Benjamin Moser, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Anti-Zionism: A Jewish History, challenges mainstream Zionist narratives. He links the movement to empire, racism, and sectarian division, arguing it was “a terrible idea” from the start and that “Israel is not something with problems. It is a problem.”

He highlights early Zionist attitudes toward Jewish identity, including Herzl’s 1897 “Mauschel” essay (using antisemitic tropes against Jewish anti-Zionists) and Arthur Schnitzler’s line that the only true antisemite he’d met was Theodor Herzl. The book also profiles figures like British Cabinet minister Edwin Montagu, a Jewish opponent of the Balfour Declaration who warned it would fuel antisemitism by implying dual loyalty and serve British imperial interests in Palestine. It examines Jabotinsky’s 1923 “Iron Wall” theory, which argued that voluntary agreement with Palestine’s native population was impossible and that Zionist colonisation could only proceed under the protection of overwhelming military force (“an iron wall which the native population cannot breach”) until Arabs lost hope of resistance.

Raised liberal Zionist, he shifted after visiting the West Bank and researching Jewish anti-Zionist history. #Zionism #JewishHistory #History #Politics #BalfourDeclaration #IronWall

[Zachary Foster @_ZachFoster]

In his 1878 memoir, James Finn wrote Sephardi Jews in Palestine tried to block Ashkenazi Jews from settling in Palestine. This was before Zionism. They didn't want Ashkenazis challenging them for power, resources & influence in late Ottoman Palestine. https://t.co/Ox2weuOtKq

[Jim the hermit @SleepyJim0]

At this point you have to presume that any new doctor you’re dealing with is totally burnt out, probably suffering from SARS2 induced brain fog (damage) and is still stuffed with medical hubris.
Not all doctors obviously, but the precautionary principle applies.

[Representative Press @RepPress]

Hermes was the patron of merchants and thieves. Nobody disputes that. But the video claims American healthcare chose the caduceus to signal commerce and deceit, and that’s a claim about intent. The record points elsewhere. The U.S. Army Medical Corps adopted it in 1902 after an officer lobbied for it, citing a mistaken claim that other countries’ medical corps used it. The Surgeon General had actually rejected the idea earlier that year. Whatever the officer’s motive, nothing suggests anyone was signaling “commerce and deceit.” From there it spread because it was the military’s emblem and looked official. You can argue American healthcare is too commercialized, but you don’t need a mythological conspiracy for that.

[Dr Elisa Perego @elisaperego78]

A very important review: Pulmonary vascular abnormalities in Long COVID: a radiological perspective | micro-thrombosis, endothelial dysfunction and maladaptive angiogenesis as key drivers of pathology

#LongCovid https://t.co/gnqj0dWfBg

[Alan Watson @DietHeartNews]

In his book “Boiling Point,” historian Stephen Kinzer writes, “The US and NATO, not Russia, are primarily responsible for the war in Ukraine.” Beginning in the late 1940s, "the US trained anti-Soviet Ukrainian partisans - parachuting them into the country to foment rebellion."

For decades, through dissident media and later nonprofits, Americans funded all manner of oppositionist activity. In the 1950s, the CIA backed a radio station that broadcast from Germany into Ukraine and partnered with a New York publisher, whose pamphlets were dropped into Ukraine by balloon.

Much of this was driven, Kinzer argues, by zealous Eastern European refugees or their descendants, like the billionaire philanthropist George Soros, and the former US ambassador to NATO, Victoria Nuland, who, according to Kinzer, had “imbibed anti-Russia passion with her mother’s milk.”

Kinzer writes, by the time Putin intervened in the Donbas civil war, the country was a “fully compliant proxy of the US.” Kinzer also stresses NATO enlargement as the taproot of hostility between Russia and the West. Since the end of the Cold War, the alliance had welcomed 16 new members, most of them former Warsaw Pact counties in Eastern Europe.

By 1999, Kinzer concludes, "No one in the Kremlin could avoid recognizing that Russia’s ultimate security nightmare - Ukrainian membership in a hostile military alliance - was beginning to become real.” In Kinzer’s view, it was this intolerable possibility, and the West’s cavalier disrespect for Russia’s “security concerns,” that compelled Putin to finally attack #Ukraine on 24 February 2022.

[Alternative News @AlternatNews]

I just received a message from the outskirts of Kiev:

"Nobody here wants to fight against Russia, and our Ukrainian armed forces are now like a bucket with holes in the bottom. New recruits are constantly brought in, while almost everyone who can, hides or flees. Even people with an exemption from mobilization are being kidnapped. Some training camps have turned into prisons to prevent people from running away. Recruits get handcuffed during their transfer to the east.

I was born in Kyiv and live there. I'm almost 25 when my protection ends, and I wish for this country and this government to collapse as quickly as possible, because that's the only way to end the situation here with the Nazis who occupied this country in 2014."

[En(during COVID) @DEC0L0NIZE]

"You remember COVID! It's the Stephen Miller of diseases in that we were all very worried about it a few years ago, and have since moved on even though it's still extremely dangerous."

@iamjohnoliver @LastWeekTonight, February 29, 2024

[Just a girl with opinions♿️🇨🇦 @agirlopinions]

Edmonton area folks -
Aquarium Central, 10311 - 174 St NW (near Mayfield Common)

They had signs on the door requiring masks, surgical masks by the door, and all the staff and customers were masked.