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Jim Dennis retweeted
The actual Semites are buried under the rubble in Gaza, with their remains being mixed into the foundations of Jared Kushner's new apartment complexes.
So don't ever give me that "antisemite" shit when I'm being critical of Zionism or Israel.
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Reality is finally crashing down on the Kremlin: Trump can't deliver the easy capitulation putin was banking on.
In a telling moment of backdoor realisation, putin’s top aide, Yuri Ushakov, just exposed Moscow's deep desperation. He admits that dealing strictly with Trump and his real estate “diplomats”, isn't working because Trump can't just bully Kyiv into submission. Instead, Russia is finally forced to accept a hard truth: they have to deal with a united Europe that stands firmly behind Ukraine. Desperate for progress, Moscow now wants Europe at the table—proving once and for all that Trump's 'magic wand' has completely failed.
Pavel Zarubin: “Is such an option possible, if Zelensky continues to behave insolently toward the American administration, that the American administration will simply dictate and force him to make the decisions that the American administration considers correct?”
Yuri Ushakov: “Well, you understand, even earlier there was an impression after Anchorage, too, that the American administration could dictate something like that and force Kyiv to fulfill it. But so far this hasn't quite worked out, because it's not enough to talk only with Kyiv; one needs to talk with the whole of Europe, which fully supports Kyiv, and perhaps Europe's position here is of a key character.”
Jim Dennis retweeted
U.S. Senate candidate @AbdulElSayed on not identifying as DSA: "I believe in capitalism, and I think capitalism works well to allocate resources in a market. And I think if you look at where we are right now, we don't live in capitalism. We live in corporatism."
Jim Dennis retweeted
It should be far bigger news that Trump is openly using Nazi rhetoric at his rallies, and that his party is therefore—under his leadership—a Nazi party. It means anyone who votes Republican is voting for a Nazi party.
If you've watched his rallies, you know this is fact.
But what's the threshold at which we can reform these systems towards a more equitable and representative democracy?
Is it even possible or are more radical and revolutionary recourses required?
Ultimately it's less important whether the catastrophes result from deliberate malfeasance or gross incompetence (or both) than it is to eliminate the source AND tools that were instrumental in causing them.
Mitigate, remediate, eliminate, and then prevent future incidence.
I get the need to try to calm down the situation, especially from those inside. But stating that the U.S. president is the dupe of Russian psychological warfare is not the flex this government source thinks it is. economist.com/europe/2026/10…
