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[Daniel Mayakovski @DaniMayakovski]

"Como espía del Mi5, presencié todo tipo de crímenes de estado como personas inocentes encarceladas o bombas que se pusieron y no se evitaron adrede, todo culminó cuando en 1996, el Mi6 intentó asesinar a Gadafi (usando a Al-Qaeda a cambio de 100.000 libras)".

Annie Machon, ex-espía del Mi5 británico, denunció como Reino Unido usó el terrorismo de estado contra su propia población y cómo en 1996, el Mi6 pagó y armó a un grupo con vínculos con Al-Qaeda para plantar una bomba bajo el convoy de Muammar Gaddafi en Sirte, (Libia) a cambio de £100,000 del dinero de los contribuyentes.

La realidad de cómo los servicios de inteligencia occidentales como la CIA, el Mi6, el CNI... usan el terrorismo para alcanzar sus objetivos políticos y económicos, implantar la ideología reaccionaria en la sociedad y justificar sus guerras imperialistas en Oriente Medio.

[Gary Stevenson @garyseconomics]

There's a difference between normal people spending money and really rich people spending money. And it explains why our economy is failing.

[🅿️🅰️🅿️🆄®️®️1️⃣🅿️🅾️🅿️ @p4purrip0p]

Este caso retrata el nivel de corrupción que existe dentro de una institución de carabineros: un carabinero prefirió entregarse a la justicia y enfrentar la cárcel, aun siendo inocente, porque denunciar la corrupción interna significaba poner en riesgo su propia vida.

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@USAenEspanol

[MariPuri @maravillas1965]

La clase trabajadora también deberíamos recuperar tradiciones antiguas.

[Tamer Nahed @Tamer_Alnoaizy]

A very dangerous new nightmare we are living in Gaza City, and no one in the world is paying attention to it.

Days ago, the Israeli army installed huge military cranes, each about 30 meters tall, on the eastern areas it controls. These cranes are equipped with machine guns and cameras, and they fire randomly and almost continuously at tents, streets, and exposed neighborhoods.

Gaza City is extremely narrow, only 10 kilometers wide. A single crane at that height is enough to expose the entire city from east to west. Every street, every square, every tent, every house has become completely exposed. There is no place to hide, and not a single moment of safety.

In just the past two days, three people were killed by fire from these cranes. One of them was sitting quietly with his father in a small café, trying to breathe for a few minutes. Hours later, a 5year old girl was killed while playing near her home.

These cranes have turned the entire city into an open field. The latest military technologies are directed at civilians. We have become an open testing ground for their new weapons. The horror is not just in the sound… it is the constant feeling of being an exposed target at all times, where even children cannot run in the street without fear.

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@filosofofarandu El Bento

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@SiadoSirius @A_M_R_M1 @grok Es américa. Santiago.

[Richard Medhurst @richimedhurst]

Do not be fooled by the ceasefire in Iran.

In 90 days, the US have launched an energy blitzkrieg:

• Crippled Russia’s oil infrastructure 🇷🇺
• Disrupted 1/3 of China’s oil & LNG 🇨🇳
• Seized the planet’s largest oil fields ����🇪
• Seized Syria & Gaza's gas🛢️

This is the birth of the Petrogas-dollar and the Pirate State 🏴‍☠️

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@antipsicologa_ Chaleco

[Váitovek @Vaitovekisback]

Hacia 1908 se promulgó una orden en Inglaterra para que se rapase el pelo de las niñas pobres por los piojos -en lugar de mejorar sus condiciones, un clásico. Entonces Chesterton escribió un artículo al respecto publicado en "Lo que está mal en el mundo" que terminaba así:👇

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@QueerMarx_99 @marciblu20 @FuriaRoja1917 Aleeeexxx

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https://t.co/HeBZS0wzET

[Ana MDLT @ana_m_delatorre]

Me pregunta una seguidora sobre la información que circula acerca de una posible compra de islas griegas por parte de Israel. Como es información que considero relevante y que aun no había tocado, he decidido aprovechar su pertinente pregunta para escribir un post sobre esto.

EL PLAN DE LAS 40 ISLAS GRIEGAS: LA "CÚPULA DE HIERRO" MARÍTIMA

​La propuesta de Avri Steiner (aliado de Benny Gantz) ha dejado de ser una "locura" para convertirse en una opción de emergencia real sobre la mesa del gabinete de guerra.

1. ​EL CONCEPTO

Se plantea la compra o el arrendamiento a largo plazo de unas 40 islas griegas deshabitadas. El objetivo técnico es construir infraestructuras críticas fuera del alcance de los misiles de corto alcance de Hezbolá y las milicias pro-iraníes. Se habla de centros de evacuación masiva, hospitales de campaña y nodos logísticos de almacenamiento de combustible y alimentos.

2. ​SOBERANÍA Y UE

Es un laberinto legal. Las islas seguirían siendo oficialmente de Grecia, pero bajo control administrativo israelí. Esto ha generado una fricción brutal en Bruselas, ya que la Unión Europea no permite que un estado no miembro gestione territorio comunitario como si fuera propio. Turquía, por su parte, ha advertido hoy que cualquier presencia de seguridad israelí en el Egeo será respondida como una amenaza directa a su propia seguridad nacional.

​LA PATAGONIA: EL REFUGIO ESTRATÉGICO DE AGUA Y TIERRA

​Si lo de las islas es un plan de emergencia a corto plazo, lo de la Patagonia es el plan de supervivencia a largo plazo. Es un enclave estratégico diseñado para un mundo donde el hemisferio norte sea inhabitable o esté en conflicto permanente.

1. ​EL CONTROL DEL AGUA (MEKOROT)

La empresa estatal de agua de Israel, Mekorot, firmó en 2023 convenios con más de 12 provincias argentinas (como Chubut, Santa Cruz y Mendoza). Desde entonces, grandes capitales Israelíes han estado comprando infinidad de tierras en la Patagonia. Bajo el gobierno de Javier Milei, estos acuerdos se han acelerado.
Controlar el agua de la Patagonia es controlar la fuente de vida en el refugio más aislado del planeta.

2. ​DEROGACIÓN DE LA LEY DE TIERRAS:

Milei derogó la Ley de Tierras nada más ser elegido presidente la venta de tierras rurales a extranjeros, eliminando los límites de compra por parte de extranjeros. Aunque la justicia argentina frenó el decreto ley de Milei, muchos capitales vinculados a la seguridad israelí han comprado desde entonces miles de hectáreas que incluyen glaciares, bosques y pasos fronterizos. A pesar de que la Ley de Tierras no permite la compra de terreno a extranjeros, estos capitales operan a través de sociedades argentinas que se prestan a hacer de intermediarias.

3. ​PRESENCIA MILITAR ENCUBIERTA

Periodistas independientes denuncian que los miles de "mochileros" israelíes que recorren la Patagonia tras su servicio militar no están solo de turismo. Realizan cartografía detallada y reconocimiento de terreno. Se ha reportado que en zonas de Lago Escondido (propiedad de Joe Lewis, aliado histórico de estos intereses) existen pistas de aterrizaje privadas capaces de recibir aviones de gran porte, creando un puente log��stico directo con Tel Aviv que escapa a los controles del Estado argentino.

4. ​LOS INCENDIOS Y LA RECALIFICACIÓN

Existe una denuncia persistente sobre multitud de incendios intencionados en zonas de reserva natural en Chubut. La estrategia es la de siempre: quemar el bosque nativo para que la tierra pierda su valor de protección ambiental y pueda ser comprada a precio de saldo por estos fondos extranjeros para convertirlos en asentamientos privados o bases logísticas.

​En definitiva: Israel está diversificando su riesgo. Si Irán logra hacer que su territorio actual sea invivible, las islas griegas son la balsa de salvamento inmediata y la Patagonia es el nuevo hogar donde los recursos (agua y tierra) están asegurados por décadas.

[Ángeles Maestro @MaestroAngeles]

Documental de John Pilger, uno de los mejores corresponsales de guerra y periodistas de investigación de la historia. "La guerra que usted no ve"

https://t.co/SIH8Jvpeia

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@ignacio_lo56516 @yorkapescador De acuerdo

https://t.co/1kgPG8yP0g

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@QueerMarx_99 @joorrgeex

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@haciendoamigues Sitúa límites a la hora de enfrentarse con el contenido de las otras publicaciones. Una especie de compás ético-teórico.

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@haciendoamigues Porque tu cuenta delimita y contextualiza el resto de las publicaciones que aparecen. El rayao de cancha q le dicen.

[Caitlin Johnstone @caitoz]

Wealthy Capitalist Accidentally Makes Great Argument For Revolution

Recent comments from a wealthy Australian property developer named Tim Gurner are going viral on social media right now for the unusual frankness with which he discusses the inherent conflicts of interest between the working class and employers, saying workers who’ve grown lazy and arrogant during Covid need to experience economic pain in the form of unemployment to rein them in and put them in their place.

Gurner, who with a net worth of $912 million is ranked by the Australian Financial Review as the 154th richest person in Australia, made the remarks at the Australian Financial Review Property Summit on Tuesday.

“You know, tradies [Australian slang for tradesmen] have definitely pulled back on productivity,” Gurner said. “They have been paid a lot to do not too much in the last few years. And we need to see that change. I think the problem that we’ve had is that we have people who decided they didn’t really want to work so much anymore through Covid.”

Gurner continued:

“We need to remind people that they work for the employer, not the other way around. We need to see unemployment rise, unemployment has to jump 40–50 percent. In my view, we need to see pain in the economy. I mean, there’s been a systematic change where employees feel the employer is extremely lucky to have them as opposed to the other way around.

“So it’s a dynamic that has to change. We’ve got to kill that attitude and that has to come through hurting the economy which is what the whole global world is trying to do. The governments around the world are trying to increase unemployment, to get that to some sort of normality, and we’re seeing it. I think every employer now is seeing it.

“I mean, there are definitely massive layoffs going off and people might not be talking about it, but people are definitely laying people off and we’re starting to see less arrogance in the employment market and that has to continue, because that will cascade across the cost balance.”

It’s not often that you’ll see a member of the ruling class reveal their hostile, slave-master attitude toward the working class so transparently. Perhaps Gurner got a little too careless showing off in front of his rich friends at a forum which, like most things that happen in Australia, never attracts much international attention. But it also wouldn’t be the first time Gurner drew headlines by publicly expressing his disdain for normal working people; in 2017 he became a meme for blaming the economic struggles of millennials on the idea that they spend too much of their money on avocado toast.

Whether he intended his remarks to gain attention or not, Gurner has gone viral once again, and opponents of the status quo he thrives on are making swift use of his comments.

“I like teaching lefty theory as much as the next guy but I can rarely do better at explaining the connection between capital and social-political domination than just pointing at what the guys with the capital do and say,” reads a popular tweet by Georgetown professor Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò.

“When Marxists say that capitalism, in order to function, literally requires unemployment and homelessness to discipline wages to ensure satisfactory profitability and maintain a useful social domination of the working class don’t take it from us, take it from capitalists,” reads another popular share of the Gurner video.

Gurner’s statements are unusual in their frankness and in their admission that unemployment is a weapon of the ruling class to bludgeon workers into working harder for less pay, but his push to decrease employment is also entirely in alignment with what influential economists like Larry Summers, Ben Bernanke and Olivier Blanchard have been saying in recent months. Workers making more money is seen by the ruling class as a freakish aberrational problem that needs to be fixed via economic pain instead of a good thing that should be celebrated and normalized.

It’s important to remember these frank admissions when they happen, because they don’t happen very often. Normally the capitalist class spends its time telling workers they’re an important part of the team and we’re all family here and hey, have a slice of pizza on us every now and then. But the fact of the matter is that all they really care about is their ability to siphon off the excess value generated by your labor, and they’ll come together with remarkable class solidarity to push the state to hurt you financially in order to ensure that they can skim the largest share of that value possible.

This is completely unsustainable. We cannot continue to tolerate systems which must necessarily abuse workers with financial pain in order to keep increasing profits and quarterly statements. We must transcend these competition-based models where people are manipulated by financial pain into stepping on each other’s heads in a rat race to show the ruling class that they can generate more profit for their employer than their neighbor can. We need to move into collaboration-based systems in which we all work together for the good of everyone and toward the thriving of our biosphere. Our current status quo systems are choking us to death.

Such changes aren’t going to happen until the people start using the power of their numbers to force them to happen. And Tim Gurner just made a splendid argument outlining why this should happen sooner rather than later.

Remember: a class war is already happening. That decision has already been made for us. The only thing we have a say in is whether we fight back or not.