Watching this video, it reminded me of what I'd read about early 20th Century China, as the last weak dynasty fell and waves of revolution rocked the nation. Followed by unrest and another revolution, and then another revolution, each one bloodier than the last.
Into that chaos and vacuum arose brutal gangs, that sometimes aligned with corrupt politicians. This is what we are seeing in Haiti today.
I cannot commend this article highly enough to anybody who wants to understand why and how I have been sentenced to prison.https://t.co/pW9JNfLB5p
— Craig Murray (@CraigMurrayOrg) May 11, 2021
Biden did not win because he was the better candidate...he won because he was the establishment’s candidate.
Mark Twain once said that history doesn't repeat, but it rhymes.
Well, I'm hoping Lady History skips a beat this time, because I've seen this movie before and it doesn't get better with repetition.
Sonic in Albuquerque says “No one wants to work anymore.” pic.twitter.com/CR128n60mM
— Patrick Hayes (@PHayesReports) April 14, 2021
Here's some straight talk from Vijay Prashad as he explains: Endless War is Bipartisan US Policy. Vijay is an Indian historian and journalist. He is the Chief Correspondent for Globetrotter and a Columnist for Frontline (India) and Chief Editor of LeftWord Books (New Delhi).
Citing examples from the US confrontations with Iraq, Libya, Iran, Syria, and more, Prashad makes the case that the peace movement needs a new strategy to confront the empire. He explains how the broken nature of the US political system means trying to appeal to the government to end wars is simply not going to work.
This 18 minute account of US wars in the last 100 years or so should be required listening for all students of US history.
Mayoral candidate Eric Adams is backing out from the CBS debate this Thursday.
This comes after Andrew Yang destroyed him on last week's debate.
— Borough Park Politics (@BP_Politics) June 8, 2021
