“Both were driven primarily by a determination to achieve “security” through wiping out a race of people, rather than by conventional economic or military actions.”
So are Canadian conservative forced now into arguing that the US treating Canada like a bitch/annexation target is still better than just working bilaterally with China?
This isn’t about “narco-terrorism,” fentanyl, gangs, or the 2024 elections. This is about 1998 (Hugo Chávez’s first electoral victory); it’s about 1976 (nationalization of Vnz oil); it’s about 1959; it’s about 1910.
It’s about Latin American sovereignty and self-determination.
@subliminaljihad@Marcus_TROTR seriously recommend the first chapter of ‘Wars and Capital’ by Eric Alliez and Maurizio Lazzarato such as it relates to Marcus’ paper there
Neither @MarkJCarney nor @AnitaAnandMP have condemned this.
It's amazing how little they care about the "rules-based international order" when it means actually having principles.
Hillary Clinton blames TikTok and “totally made up” videos for young people’s views on Israel and Palestine.
She says social media influenced “not just the usual suspects” but also “young Jewish Americans who don’t know the history and don’t understand.”
A day after promising military strikes on Venezuela to “deter drug traffickers,” Trump announced he’s pardoning the narco-dictator of Honduras, Juan Orlando Hernandez—who’s serving 45 years in prison for working alongside El Chapo to smuggle 400+ tons of cocaine into the US.
The announcement was made in a statement that constitutes blatant interference in Honduran elections, which threatens to withhold resources to the country if his preferred (narco-friendly) candidate doesn’t win Sunday.
CTV blindly parrots right-wing "study" that can't be trusted due to its political bent where they openly advocate for "private clinics at lower costs than hospitals" when everyone knows profiteer medicine is far more expensive than publicly funded care.
https://t.co/HrpxaK43Di
The U.S. has directed its diplomats in Europe, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand to push host countries to tighten immigration policies, according to NYT.