John McFall

Sometimes I wonder whether the world is being run by smart people who are putting us on, or imbeciles who really mean it.
Mark Twain

[John McFall @McfalljJohn]

OSHO - No Society Wants You To Become Wise, 1985
https://t.co/oXMVv5ak8h

[Glenn Diesen @Glenn_Diesen]

Britain has some of the world's most ridiculous propaganda.
https://t.co/b9xxOsVnmt

[Julian Assange @ImJulianAssange]

Ukrainian authorities have arrested the Ukrainian doctor who exposed a nazi-run torture chamber – and placed her name on its notorious ‘kill list’ of supposed traitors that its supporters should kill if they have opportunity.
This is what Carney and the govt of Canada support
https://t.co/J7Dg7KHRf7

[Glenn Diesen @Glenn_Diesen]

An American soldier was asked in 1969: If he could send a message to Americans 50 years in the future, what would it be?
- "Don’t send your sons to finish what politicians start"

[George Galloway @georgegalloway]

What religion allows stealing?

[Neil Clark @NeilClark66]

It’s worth remembering that when Russell Brand was at his very worst, behaviour-wise he was promoted and lauded. He was never off our tv sets or the airwaves. He was part of the ‘zeitgeist’ of 2000s ‘comedy’- crude and lewd, no inhibitions. It was a case of out with the old, in with the new.
It was only when he began to get ideas above his station in the 2010s and write books like ‘Revolution’ that he became the subject of scorn & ridicule by the ‘Inside the Tent’ crowd.
We’re all expected to forget this now.

[John McFall @McfalljJohn]

#Ukraine is the UK's Vietnam 🇻🇳
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https://t.co/gKykNUWYBs

[Max Blumenthal @MaxBlumenthal]

MIGA's midterm reckoning - The Grayzone live https://t.co/n2zwUq0jP8

[Robin Monotti @robinmonotti]

Russell Brand may or may not be guilty but that is not why he is going to jail. He is going to jail because he exposed the corruption of the Covid lockdown & 'vaccines' con, The Great Reset, the WEF & the war in Ukraine. Before he did that, there were no allegations against him

[Craig Murray @CraigMurrayOrg]

I do not understand this:
If Russell Brand can be correctly convicted, why can literally nobody from the Epstein files be convicted.

[Filomena Rocha 🔻 @Filomen03258997]

🚨 ACTIVISTS DISRUPT ISRAEL'S TOURISM PAVILION IN LONDON

Protesters at the World Travel Market wrapped Israel's stand in “crime scene” tape with a banner: “Every settlement is a war crime.” 🇮🇱 is promoting apartheid tourism on stolen land while committing genocide.
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[John McFall @McfalljJohn]

@DefenceHQ Yeah....

[Glenn Diesen @Glenn_Diesen]

This is what newspapers were still allowed to publish in 2016.
https://t.co/PyhVGBUQfe

[Richard Murphy @RichardJMurphy]

The Bank of England has raised interest rates to 4%, supposedly to tackle inflation.

There is just one problem with this decision. The Bank knows that much of the inflation we are suffering is being driven by rising oil and energy prices, largely resulting from conflict in the Middle East.

It also knows that raising interest rates cannot reduce those prices.

So why is it doing this?

The answer is that the Bank believes it must suppress demand elsewhere in the economy to compensate for rising energy costs.

In other words, it is deliberately making mortgages more expensive, increasing business borrowing costs, discouraging investment and reducing household spending power.

And all this when people are already struggling with higher energy bills. That is problem number one.

There is, however, another problem. Higher interest rates increase costs for businesses, which can then feed through into higher prices. They can, in that case, add to inflation rather than reduce it.

The Bank is imposing economic pain to address a problem its chosen policy cannot directly solve.

That is not sound economic management. It is the consequence of an economic dogma that refuses to recognise the difference between inflation caused by excessive demand and inflation caused by supply shocks.

When will we learn?

[Sarrah Bellus @sarrah_bellus]

Elon Musk deleted this video from X. It shows Republicans telling the truth about Trump before they teamed up with him. In the end, they sold out the whole world for money.

[HealthRanger @HealthRanger]

So Hegsdeth is promising MORE war escalation with Iran?

This POS needs to be impeached NOW. Removed from office. And shamed into the darkest corners of history. And then prosecuted as a war criminal.

[John McFall @McfalljJohn]

@zei_squirrel What a shallow take. Suspicious partisan sh#t stirring.

Faux outrage like the liberal "feminists" who went after the trumped up sexual chsrges against #Assange.

This account is usually very good.
This is poison.
Beware future posts!

[John McFall @McfalljJohn]

@BethRigby #Assange, #Brand, #Palestine Action but NEVER the real criminals!

[Max Blumenthal @MaxBlumenthal]

This quote should be engraved on Trump’s political tombstone

[John McFall @McfalljJohn]

The #Ukraine conscript torture chamber and house of horrors.
Obscene!
@SkyNews
@BBCNews
@Channel4News
@itvnews
https://t.co/ZIomveOohV

[Max Blumenthal @MaxBlumenthal]

Trump waged a failed war on Iran for Israel, as his NSC director and Secretary of State admitted, and now the war has come home.

Iran’s control over the Strait of Hormuz became a vice grip around the neck of the GOP, especially in the heartland, where diesel prices are 70% higher than a year ago, and farmers have been forced to leave crops in the ground.

Democrats are ahead in senate races in Kansas and Nebraska, agro producer states where Republicans always roll to victory like a big wheel through a corn field. And they’re up in purple Iowa, which would give them control of the senate.

The Dems have also flipped the seat of Lindsey Graham, the late neocon who advised Netanyahu on how to manipulate Trump into the war, resoundingly defeating his sister in South Carolina, where they haven’t won a senate race since the days of Fritz Hollings, an old school conservative populist who opposed the Gulf war and railed against the neocons.

Trump’s promise of $15 billion in aid to farmers getting hammered by surging diesel costs failed to stop the bleeding. And it’s now another cost of the war.

The GOP strategy of hanging Hasan Piker and his pro-Palestine politics like an albatross around the neck of Democrats was not just bizarre, as most swing state voters had never heard of the podcaster, it also reminded them how fanatically Israelcentric the party had become under Trump.

The Democrats had much more success weaponizing Jeffrey Epstein as a symbol of Trump’s corruption who subtly invoked malign Israeli influence over the White House.

Trump exuded desperation with his pledge today to end $4 billion in annual aid to Israel. He seemed determined to repeat the con he pulled off in Dearborn, MI at the end of 2024, where he promised to end the Gaza genocide that Biden and Harris backed. Less than two years later, he’s transformed MAGA into MIGA, and can never go back.

Where the “special relationship” with Israel was once a matter of bipartisan unity among party elites, it’s become a polarizing wedge issue and a poison pill for any president.

Tomorrow, Zionist forces will pull back and retrench. Schumer, Jeffries and presidential prospects like Josh Shapiro will become their next line of defense, and possibly their last reliable one in a party whose base is now passionate about ending America’s attachment to Israel.