If the Epstein Coalition attacks Iran, I will stay active online wherever there is a stable internet connection. If I am targeted, the best person to contact for interviews and for names of others suitable for such activism is @Gh_Tari.
We have no fear.
@MaxBlumenthal https://t.co/aAMv6xPgha
a documentary now in cinemas in 50+ countries including the UK & US, streams free on the web site late Nov. It features testimony from 24 Israeli intelligence officers and soldiers involved in remote killing of Palestinian civilians during the war in Gaza
@matthewstoller On average, they don’t even create value for shareholders! Exception to that is when they are building/protecting a monopoly with modest positive impact.
This post uses the phrase "Biden-era protections," but the actual Federal Register document states this rule implements Section 511(b) of the FAA Reauthorization Act of 2024—a large, bipartisan bill signed into law by President Biden on May 16, 2024.
Starting Oct 19, the Trump administration is rolling back Biden-era airline passenger protections, and airlines will no longer have to provide stranded passengers with meals, hotels, or other assistance for delays or cancellations.
... that ignores the bipartisan legislative origin of the rule.
This is a perfect example of why public perception differs so wildly from the dry, technical language of the Federal Register.
@ClippingWings Polycrisis:
Critique: Depoliticizes systemic failure. By flattening all crises into an irreducible assemblage, it obscures capitalism's driving role and forecloses revolutionary transformation - serving elite institutions that prefer technica nanagement over structural critique.
Critique: Depoliticizes systemic failure. By flattening all crises into an irreducible assemblage, it obscures capitalism's driving role and forecloses revolutionary transformation – serving elite institutions that prefer technical management over structural critique.
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Senator Moody says every Democrat voted NO on the Stop Insider Trading Act. What she leaves out is that Republicans wrote a bill designed to fail.
Democrats had the opportunity to join us in restoring some faith in our government by banning members of Congress from trading individual stocks and protecting families from paying the costs of massive data centers.
They say they want to help Americans, but EVERY TIME, they vote no.
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@SenAshleyMoody 6/x
So no, this wasn't a good-faith effort. It was a campaign stunt. Republicans wanted a failed vote they could point to in ads—and now they're doing exactly that. Don't fall for it.
@SenAshleyMoody 5/x
A real bipartisan stock trading ban already cleared committee last year. Senate Republicans abandoned it because too many of their own members didn't want to do it.
In the Minnesota I know and love, we don't use hunger as a political weapon. When Trump tried to take food off Minnesota tables, I sued.
My opponent wouldn't. That's the choice on the ballot this November.
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If GOP policies were good, you wouldnt need to tell people your opponents are evil. You would simply explain why your policies work and theirs dont. Miller doesn't do that, because he cant. He can only red-bait and fear-monger
He has nothing else to offer
Stephen Miller delivered the greatest on-air masterclass on why you have to vote Republican in the midterms
“Democrats’ policies aren’t just wrong; their policies are evil.”
“You cannot sit on the sidelines when we are trying to save this country from an agenda that is sinister and wicked and morally indefensible.”
Republicans are delivering results: a thriving country under President Trump, secured borders, falling crime, and an America First agenda.
The second Democrats take power, they will open the borders again and the mass invasion of our country will continue.
This is a fight for the future of our nation.
Vote.