Imagínate tener quince años, que todavía necesites una autorización de tus padres para irte de excursión, y pasar un festivo haciendo el saludo nazi delante de personas que llevan noches durmiendo en el suelo para reclamar que puedas tener una vivienda digna.
Eso vimos ayer en la Puerta del Sol. Menores haciendo el saludo nazi entre risas, chavales gritando el nombre de José Antonio Primo de Rivera sin saber ni siquiera quién fue, banderas franquistas, cruces de Borgoña y gente que no sabe explicar qué está celebrando. Pero el problema no sale en cámara. Porque detrás de esos chavales confusos, hay adultos alienados que llevan años enseñándoles a odiar a cualquiera que piense por sí mismo.
A spectre is haunting the ruling class — the spectre of workers rising up all over the world to liberate humanity from a global capitalist system that exploits the many to enrich the few.
“‘Don’t whine, comrades, we are bound to win, for we are right.’ Hatred of the whining intellectual, faith in our own strength, confidence in victory—that is what Lenin impressed upon us.”
-J.V. Stalin, in his eulogy ‘Lenin,’ from Volume 6 of the Collected Works of Josef Stalin.
The world is 700% richer than in 1970 but the average person is only 8% richer.
Because the richest 0.01% are 4000% richer.
We are all being robbed every second of every day, and it doesn't matter how much profit or growth there is.
It will never reach you.
During the height of the Soviet Union, housing and basic utilities consumed just 5% of an average worker's monthly income as housing was a basic right.
The average worker in the U.S. spends 43% of their monthly income on housing and utilities.
Americans are taught to hate socialism while capitalism funnels all their money to banks, corporations, and landlords.
Based on what I have gathered about the man:
He was truly a Muslim Arab legend. The man spent 22 years in Israeli prisons.
He learned Hebrew, established a research center focused on Israeli political and social studies in PRISON, and closely followed US politics.
He once told his Israeli prison interrogator:
“When I get out of prison, you will be in my place, and I will be in yours.”
He chose an impeccable timing for his “flood” operation.
One freed Palestinian captive who shared a cell with Sinwar said in an interview that when he saw Sinwar, he could not believe it. He thought Sinwar was dead. All he knew about Sinwar was what he had read: that he founded the Majd intelligence in the 1980s, an organization tasked with tracking collaborators and eliminating them.
When he told Sinwar that he thought he had been “martyred,” Sinwar replied:
“May Allah grant me the honour of martyrdom.”
He said he had never met anyone with strategic thinking like Sinwar.
Sinwar said Israel would not fall all at once: “Just as the Zionist project was built in stages, it will fall in stages.”
Yup, I totally understand why the Americans and Israelis hate this guy even after his death and keep posting memes about him. He tipped the first domino of their demise!
Miles de chavales toman la Bastilla para reclamar profesores y el Gobierno francés descubre de repente 3.000 sustitutos que tenía sin asignar.
Qué casualidad.
Semanas sin recursos, cuatro jornadas de movilizaciones y aparece el milagro.
Luego vendrá algún tertuliano a explicar que la generación Z está perdida por culpa de TikTok. Pues menos mal que estaban perdidos, porque han conseguido encontrar lo que el Ministerio de Educación no encontraba.
This is not Russia
This is not Iran
This is not China
This is France > the self proclaimed country of human rights, democracy, freedom.
The same country whose elites lectures the rest of the World.
Fox no cuenta París. Lo vuelve miedo.
El video dice que hay disturbios y que la izquierda se aprovecha del caos. Un asesor de Thatcher mete la migración y el desquiciado de Trump dice que no es por las escuelas.
Seamos claros. Ayer pasó otra cosa muy distinta. Alumnos, maestros y padres salieron a pedir liceos sin goteras, más docentes y salones menos llenos. El Ministerio del Interior contó más de 250 mil personas en Francia. La marcha fue, en lo esencial, pacífica. Los choques los armó un grupo de unos 300 encapuchados, como suele hacer la derecha en toda protesta legítima. Desde septiembre, la mayoría de los detenidos son menores.
Reuters y AP lo publicaron ese día. Fox no lo escondió: le cambió el nombre. Los jóvenes piden escuelas dignas y FOX habla de caos.
Filman el humo y borran la causa que es una escuela pública abandonada y policía frente a adolescentes. El miedo les sirve más de cara a 2027.
friendly reminder: las personas no estamos para ser útiles a la sociedad, la sociedad está para que las personas podamos vivir en buenas condiciones. No existe gente inútil, existen sociedades inútiles si no sirven para cuidar a su gente.
This is historic. These French high school students know their history and are paying homage to the Paris Commune: One of the world’s first self-governing workers’ states!
The Paris Commune introduced major socialist policy victories for the people including free education, debt and rent relief, and worker-owned factories.
The workers' state lasted for 72 days before it was brutally suppressed and violently overthrown by the French Army, which represented the bourgeois political forces of France.
Here we are 155 years later and the same battle between capital and labor [the ruling class and working class] wages on only this time the people will win!
Capitalism is the biggest joke humanity ever had to suffer. Not because it "creates wealth" but because it convinces people that manufactured scarcity, structural stress, and perpetual debt are
"freedom." A system that sells anxiety as a lifestyle isn't a civilization.
“In the course of evolution nature has gone to endless trouble to see that every individual is unlike every other individual.... Physically and mentally, each one of us is unique. Any culture which, in the interests of efficiency or in the name of some political or religious dogma, seeks to standardize the human individual, commits an outrage against man’s biological nature.”
— Aldous Huxley
Hay muchas maneras de matar
Se puede clavar a alguien un puñal, quitarle el pan, no curarlo de una enfermedad, recluirlo en un tugurio, hacerlo trabajar hasta que reviente, empujarlo al suicidio, llevarlo a la guerra, etc. Sólo unas pocas están prohibidas por el Estado
B. Brecht
“You don't get freedom peacefully. Freedom is never safeguarded peacefully. Anyone who is depriving you of freedom isn't deserving of a peaceful approach by the ones who are being deprived of their freedom.”