Yanath

@hasslecat

I can’t say what Fauci should or should not have done. He’s a corrupt person working within a corrupt system. Public health is not a priority to either.

I’ve never seen any of that; it can’t be all that prevalent. And most people aren’t stupid enough to believe it anyway. The MSM’s divisive horseshit is unavoidable, even here.

There’s absolutely nothing out of character here, that’s for sure.

And there’s no such name as “Laotian”. The country is called Laos (silent ‘s’), and the people are called Laos (silent ‘s’). I was sternly corrected on this, long ago, by a workmate and friend from there, who, like tens of millions of others, fled US violence in the early seventies.

No sir.

It’s the deceitful propaganda and deliberate misinformation from political leaders and public health officials, exploiting the pandemic in service to political, economic and geostrategic agendas, that is making “us” crazy.

China’s position is purely defensive. They are forced to respond to the ‘Asia pivot’. Their warships are not in the Gulf of Mexico, rehearsing attacks against the US.

The warmongers are depending on the complete and utter ignorance of the American public about the world.

Also, Brian repeatedly stressed the importance of remembering the direct connection of the spread of extremism in Xinjiang to Operation Cyclone, whereby Uyghur separatists from China were radicalized and trained in Pakistan at US taxpayer…[Read more]

The whole performance is fraudulent as hell. We can be certain corporate media will grant it the credence it clearly lacks.

I’ve had people cite those corruption indexes that demonstrate the low level of corruption in the US, and which don’t even consider this type of corruption. Profiteering from healthcare is about as deep as the rot can get from social and political pathology, IMO.

“To initiate a war of aggression, therefore, is not only an international crime; it is the supreme international crime differing only from other war crimes in that it contains within itself the accumulated evil of the whole.” – International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg 

In other words, the US is responsible for all of the  atrocities that r…[Read more]

Exactly. The US has never made any of its self-serving agreements with any intention of honoring them. Its power system is a violent criminal entity that threatens all of humanity with its conduct in the world. It has no moral legitimacy whatsoever, and the sooner its citizens overthrow it, the sooner humanity can address more pressing issues.

It wasn’t the non-adversarial relations with China, as such, that deindustrialized the US. Obviously, it was greed that did it. The relationship between the two countries doesn’t have to adversarial. Humanity could choose to organize its economics in a way that prioritized the common good over the desire to be ‘rich’.

Cute, but the part about China is nonsense. The CCP isn’t the dick. The white supremacists in AUKUS, attempting to entrench their neo colonialism are the dicks.

I posted some commentary by Richard Wolff, in which he said that France and others have stated unequivocally, that they will not be involved in a “US cold war against China”, and that it had gotten virtually no mention in US establishment media.

It is highly illogical to expect China to accept the establishment of a military beachhead on its front porch, by an extremely hostile foreign power with a well-established history of double-dealing and unpredictable violence.

I definitely agree about the Europeans. Maybe the horror of war in living memory plays a role in their greater willingness to get along, as well.

I appreciate your interesting and insightful comments. Thanks.