Yanath

I can’t judge him too harshly. I couldn’t have predicted in 2004, what has happened to the internet and our media establishment since.

Yeah, that’s how you solve the world’s problems: by bombing the most impoverished people on the planet.

Thanks, good read.

 century and half of exploitation and deceit by colonial powers has taught them a thing or two about “global order” and “rule of law” as well: its brutality, violence, treachery, and now its self-serving sophistry and hypocrisy.  They also know a few things about history, about justice, legalism and humanity.   They also know…[Read more]

China’s anti-terrorism policies consist of education and economic development, while US policies consist of mass slaughter, displacing millions, and destabilizing entire regions of the world, and of course making bank off of the whole endeavor.

Yes, where oh where did those bats come from?

Lol. Fauci was all, ‘Girl, don’t make me shake my neck!’. He always looks like a deceitful scumbag.

Don’t let these bullshitters convince you that you need them to interpret and arbitrate the basic principles of science and logic for you. Most people can understand them and draw rational conclusions about the world.

It’s interesting how he thinks the ideology of his progressive base will change along with his own, as he is inculcated into the murderous, sociopathic culture of empire. Before you know it, he can’t even discern mass murder anymore.

I wish I could remember who it was that I was reading a couple of years ago, who predicted that this administration would usher in the most authoritarian era in all of US history. Clearly he predicted accurately.

Castro stood astride of Cuba for sixty years and single-handedly held everyone captive, according to imperialist kooks, like that smooth liar, there.

But actually, according to declassified CIA documents, the revolution was always overwhelmingly popular, so it’s likely that the real reason the US has never invaded, was because policy makers have…[Read more]

Corporate owned media are for manufacturing consent for corporate interests. I don’t think overthrowing or tweaking or leaving intact Sullivan v NYT, would have any effect on that sad state.

There are actually people out there who are not Republicans, that believe George W Bush is in possession of an intellect that would enable him to draw compelling conclusions about American foreign policy.

Lol.

The “mission” in America’s wars is, in large part, to make ass-loads of profit for the MIC, and in that regard, the US brutalization of Afghanistan was a resounding success. Like Smedley Butler said, war is a racket.

I’ve believed for years that dismantling the empire is essential to mitigating the unfolding ecological catastrophe. There’s no rational arguement against a logical and just distribution of the earth’s resources. Capitalism is driven by primitive, reptilian impulses. We desperately need a new organizational ideology that is founded on the…[Read more]

Combine this with the fact that the most influential voices in this model are those who have benefitted from the status quo, and the fact that wealth kills empathy, and the fact that money uplifts those who are willing to do whatever it takes to get ahead no matter who they have to step on, and it’s no wonder that we find ourselves ruled by so…

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It couldn’t be more obvious that Keith Olbermann is a deceitful propagandist, and here you are boldly demonstrating to everyone how you love to wallow in that shit.

You could clearly see Nathan Robinson frustration. His circuitous ‘arguements’ were handily dismantled by Glenn Greenwald. It wasn’t even clear what he was advocating for.

It’s the Syria dirty war and the OPCW coverup. I’ve seen Matt Taibbi in a couple of interviews lately, and he won’t touch those with a two-foot pole. He hurries past the topics, pretending that Max Blumenthal’s and Aaron Maté’s reportage on them are simply differences of opinion or some shit.

It really odd that someone can draw parallels…[Read more]

I felt a little bit out of place without my Wal Mart 4th of July t-shirt.