Streaming Was A Mistake... ( An example of corporate greed destroying something) by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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Inevitably in capitalism, corporate greed Destroys what it touches to make the rich more money.

Columbia Expelled Me for My Palestine Activism, but I Won’t Be Silenced | And neither will anyone else targeted by the university. We are not afraid, we are undeterred, and we will continue to fight. by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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I'm glad that he will keep on fighting the good fight, but it highlights a big point. Most of us have jobs, families to take care of, and need money / have limited time. How we are going to act remains to be seen.

Deep State Still Desperate to Suppress the Facts About the Assassination of John F. Kennedy by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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I will be interviewing Ryan Dawson soon, who has amassed a mountain of evidence that points to complicity between Israel, the CIA and organized crime in the assassination of John F. Kennedy. It is not a theory. Ryan has compiled compelling evidence to support his claim, which received a significant boost in the latest release of information by Donald Trump. The following document shows that James Jesus Angleton was engaged with the Government of Israel.

I always was doubtful that the US would release the full evidence about what really happened. I think that the partial revelations, although damaging, are far from the full picture and confirm my suspicions.

Tucker Carlson’s Interview with Steve Witkoff Reveals Surprising Ignorance by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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With respect to Russia, Witkoff demonstrated a similar lack of understanding about Russia’s key demands. For example, he was unable to name the four oblasts in Ukraine that have become part of the Russian Federation. He continues to labor under the delusion that Russia can be finagled into accepting a total 30-day ceasefire. While Russia is genuine about wanting to restore normal relations with the United States, and sees Donald Trump as the best hope of achieving that goal, Russia is in no hurry to put a hold on its military operations without concrete actions by the West, including an end to military assistance to Ukraine and Ukraine’s withdrawal from Russian territory.

This is a very bad sign. Trump seems to be think that he can strong arm Russia the way he strong arms weaker nations. It's going backfire badly.

More Empty Threats from Donald Trump? by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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The danger right now is that going to war with Iran might lead to a larger regional war and ultimately escalate to WW3.

Iran is of vital importance to the Russians and Chinese, while the US seems to think that Israel is a national interest due to the Israel lobby.

Beware the Ides of March — Are Trump and Netanyahu, Acting in Tandem, Committing Political Suicide? by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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Let’s give Donald Trump credit for one thing — i.e., he is giving a master class on the meaning of hubris. At the very moment he is trying to persuade Vladimir Putin that the United States is sincere about pursuing a peace deal with Russia, Trump is threatening attacks against a country that now has a security arrangement with Russia. I think Trump is in for a surprise when he gets on the phone with Mr. Putin, who is likely to chide Trump for his bullying. We will know by 1600 hours eastern what kind of reception Mr. Trump received from his Russian counterpart. I suspect the conversation, at least from the Russian side, will be a bit chilly.

Trump has really messed up by waging this war. He has been totally captured by the Israel lobby.

Nyet Means Nyet by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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I had an amazing day. I had a two-hour meeting with Russia’s Foreign Ministry, Sergei Lavrov, and the Foreign Ministry’s Press Secretary, Maria Zakharova. Mr. Lavrov is a gentleman and the walking definition of a master diplomat. I was accompanied to the meeting by Judge Napolitano and Mario Nawfal. The Russian Foreign Ministry recorded the session and I will provide the link once it becomes available.

I am very interested to see what Larry has to write about this in his future articles.

More Empty Threats from Donald Trump? by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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On the matter of Palestine, Trump remains a disgrace. He seems to be more skeptical about Ukraine, but he is in line with the Establishment on Palestine.

The West's Support For Israel Is The #1 Threat To Free Speech by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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There is no free speech in the West, as far as Israel criticism is what you want to say.

Remember that every time a Western politician criticises another country about freedom and democracy.

The European Union’s Collective Suicide by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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We are witnessing history. The post-World War II order with the US ruling the roost is coming unglued. I think this is the beginning of the end for NATO and for the European Union. But the collapse is not imminent. Political and economic chaos are likely to shake the major European countries and create internal pressures in the next two years that will lead the various nations to seek their own path for security outside the confines of NATO or the EU. Already we are hearing that some states are keen on reviving economic relations with Russia, with an eye on getting access to cheap oil and gas.

The EU seems to be digging a deeper hole for itself and it will worsen economic conditions for Europe.

Luigi Mangione is being treated like a God in prison by the inmates Much deserved. Love this for him Image by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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Evidently the whole of the US won't buy the rich narrative about the healthcare system.

Disney+ puts ads into premium, ad-free tier;, just pirate it all. by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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Louis is getting radical it seems because the corporations are screwing their paying customers over. He isn't wrong.

Zelensky fears elections, fears US audit by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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Looks like Zelensky is losing his marbles because he knows that he will be held to account for his sins.

Can France Survive the Mediocrity of Macron? | When Emmanuel Macron came to power in 2017, he was hailed as the savior of French business and an investment genius. Today, the former Rothschild banker has all but ruined France’s economy and status in the world. by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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If ever there was a world leader more undesirable than Emmanuel Macron, he’d have to be named Tredeau or Biden. Where the French are concerned, Marie Antoinette might give Macron a run in a popularity contest. France’s savior has turned out to be a catastrophe.

At this rate, France is going to need another revolution. The level of greed, corruption, and incompetence has been ridiculous.

Kyiv left without South Korean shells, Seoul takes Russia's warning seriously by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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With Yoon, who was a very pro-US South Korean leader, now out, the South Koreans are probably going to lower the escalation of their involvement in Ukraine.

Mr. President, When it Comes to Russia, Check Your Assumptions by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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If Trump thinks he can achieve a similar win over Putin using these methods, he better think twice. While the United States enjoys enormous leverage over Colombia, Russia is a different story. Trump, by virtue of his public statements this past week, is convinced that Russia is suffering enormous casualties and that its economy is faltering. Both assumptions are false.

Russia and China have much more bargaining power than the US does right now. Bluster can't compensate for that.

Trump Off to a Fast Start, But Stumbles on Russia by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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Either Trump is lying on purpose in a desperate hope to gain leverage where he has none or he is being lied to by the US intelligence community in a desperate bid to keep the war going.

America's Jewish Supremacist Problem by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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This is from last year, but I think that the important point is that not all Jewish people support what Israel is doing.

In the context, Jewish Supremacist is like the term White Supremacist. The danger is the Trump administration has surrounded himself with neocons.

Zionists have just taken over Wikipedia. Editors who told the truth about lsraeI have been banned. This is the Thought Police straight from 1984. by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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https://archive.ph/TnSeE Wikipedia has been a compromised source for a long time now.

The FBI Account of the Las Vegas Bomber Story Does Not Make Sense by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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There's clearly been a coverup of some sort by the FBI and the MSM.

The question as always is what really happened.

When You’re Losing a War, Try Terrorism — The Ukrainian Gambit by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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It could be well over a million dead by this point.

They seem to be running low on men, as indicated by their conscription of 18 year olds now. It's difficult to estimate the population of Ukraine because they never had a reliable census (being the most corrupt nation in the world), but most estimates are they started with 40 million people. 10 million people fled, and another 10 million people are a part of Russia. That leaves around 20 million people.

If they are running low on men on a population of 20 million, that would suggest over a million losses.

When You’re Losing a War, Try Terrorism — The Ukrainian Gambit by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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There is evidence that the UK intelligence played a role in sabotaging Russian ships.

Genuine “Power Politics” in Ukraine and Eastern Europe by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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Zelensky and some of his NATO backers apparently thought it a swell idea to punish Slovakia, Hungary and Austria with this stunt. Remember Biden touting NATO unity? Well, you can forget about that. Cutting off gas will hurt Europe, not Russia, and sow more discontent within NATO. Moreover, it is likely to exacerbate Ukraine’s electricity woes if Slovakia makes good on its threat to stop providing power to Ukraine. I am thinking that former comedian, Zelensky, is channeling Stan Laurel and that the NATO leaders are an exasperated Oliver Hardy — another-nice-mess-you’ve-gotten-me-into:

The Europeans are clearly hoping for regime change in Hungary and Slovakia, but this could easily backfire on Europe.

Those 2 nations are not an island and the costs could easily lead to higher energy costs in Europe. If the publics of those 2 nations don't blame their leaders, but blame the EU instead, that could also backfire in that regard.

When You’re Losing a War, Try Terrorism — The Ukrainian Gambit by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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I suspect that we will learn after this war that the Ukrainian losses are over a million - quite a bit over.

Russian losses are probably around 100k right now.

When You’re Losing a War, Try Terrorism — The Ukrainian Gambit by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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These are moves of desperation. Ukraine is behaving like a punch-drunk fighter, throwing wild punches but landing no meaningful hits. I expect we will see more of this in the coming weeks as Ukrainian prospects on the battlefield become more dire. Speaking of dire, the following video shows a Ukrainian soldier explaining why he surrendered to the Russians:

I expect that it won't be just Ukraine, but the entire West that is resorting to these types of increasingly desperate moves to try and turn the tide.

It won't work, but sadly, it will end up harming innocent people.

Syria, Mission Accomplished? by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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The issue is that the US and Israel wants the oil. For oil to come out, there has to be stability.

The same with the gas pipeline they want from Qatar.

Ukraine and Syria, A Western Plan Goes Awry by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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Reports have surfaced this weekend that Syrian intelligence was collaborating with Mossad during the past year, providing information on the movements and locations of senior IRGC commanders, which Israel used to launch assassination attacks. If true, this provides a missing piece to the puzzle of the rapid implosion of the Syrian government and explains why Iran did not enter the fray to help Assad fend off the Turkish-backed jihadis.

If so the Syrians have betrayed the Russians.

Then that explains a lot about Russian / Iranian reluctance to enter in to save Assad. There was nothing to be saved.

Syria, Mission Accomplished? by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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I am sure there are champagne corks a popping at CIA Headquarters in McLean, Virginia and at MI-6 Headquarters in London. I think this operation surpassed even their expectations. But, if the subsequent events that unfolded in Iraq in 2003 and Libya in 2011 are any guide, the celebrations should be tempered with trepidation. Why? Because Hay’at Tahrir al-Sham is now in charge. Instead of bringing peace and reconciliation, HTS will imposed strict Shari’a law and will punish those guilty of heresy — which means large segments of Syrian society are likely to be purged. HTS itself will become a target of terrorism. The most likely fate for Syria — at least for the next decade — is chaos and mayhem.

It's one thing to conquer a nation, but another to govern it long term.

The US was unable to do so in Iraq after they overthrew Saddam.

Why is the United States Supporting Islamic Extremists Worse than Al Qaeda? by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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The US elite never really wanted to prevent terrorism. They only wanted terrorism to be used against its geopolitical enemies.

State sponsored terror is fine for those elites in that regard.

Waiting for Oreshnik by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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While we wait to see what Russia will do, the West is wasting no time in trying to stir the pot in the Middle East. The Sunni terrorist group, Hay’at Tahrir Al-Sham (aka HTS), which has the backing of Turkey and Western intelligence, launched an offensive that coincided with the start of the ceasefire in Lebanon. Coincidence? No!

The HTS attack highlights the hypocrisy of Israel, Turkey and the United States when it comes to terrorism. HTS is not attacking military targets. It goes after civilian populations in Syria. In a sane world, the United States, the UK and Russia would be collaborating to eradicate HTS because it espouses a radical jihadi ideology and has one primary goal — destroy the Syrian government. HTS believes it is following the will of Allah by killing Shia and Alawites in Syria. It is doing so with the help of Turkey and, I believe, the backing of Western intelligence. HTS is a pawn in the broader Western war against Iran and Syria.

Evidently the US government has escalated its war in Syria.

Note the kinds of people who the US is backing. It's not different than Azov or the Israelis.

Poor Performance of British Aircraft Carriers in Simulated Combat Fuels Calls For Retirement by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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Rather than invest more in weapons, the UK needs to address its challenges at home.

Why has the CIA been Hiding the JFK Files for 62 Years? by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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What does the CIA have to hide? Clearly they were involved in the assassination.

Have the US and NATO Decided to Play FAFO With Russia? by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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Yeah the US is desperate, having lost the conventional war in Ukraine. The problem is they are making a bad situation worse and pushing the US closer to nuclear war.

Leaks expose secret British military cell plotting to ‘keep Ukraine fighting’ by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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It's become obvious that the West isn't doing any of this for Ukraine's best interests at heart.

Suriname’s Debt Crisis Shows Us How Global Capitalism Works | With rich Amazon forests and fewer than a million people, Suriname is one of the few countries that absorbs more carbon than it produces. But the former Dutch colony is now being forced to implement destructive austerity by global... by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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That is why the West has become so widely hated. They have kept other nations poor so that they can remain on top.

It's also why China is better received and why they have to invent the debt trap myth about China.

Finland SHOCKS America by Choosing Huawei's 5G Over Nokia! by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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Nokia was originally from Finland, so it suggests that Huawei has a better overall product. That's going to be a theme going forward.

French farmers threaten to block rail freight services by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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However, this never came about as the unions accepted a government offer to provide a package of financial relief. But today, the unions claim that their members are now worse off than ever. The threat of disruption to rail freight in France follows a call by labour unions at SNCF for workers to stage a one-day strike at the State-owned railway on 21 November in protest to the liquidation of rail freight subsidiary, Fret SNCF, at the end of the year.

Whatever else, the French seem to be more willing to stand up.

The repercussions of the colonization of Europe by the United States | Discontent is growing, not only among ordinary people in the bloc’s countries, but also among influential sectors of the European political and economic elites. by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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People know when their elites are not governing their nations in their best interests.

According to the report, Europeans spend half as much as Americans on research and development in relation to GDP, and many European businesspeople prefer to migrate to the United States to develop these activities. R&D spending relative to GDP in the European Union is also lower than that of China, the United Kingdom, Taiwan and South Korea. The EU has already been overtaken by China in the number of articles published in leading scientific journals, and Japan and India are hot on its heels – while the U.S. remains ahead. Europe’s economic capacity for innovation also remains below that of the U.S. and Japan. It has already fallen behind in the development of digital technology.

It's not just technology spending. It's the fall in living standards that affects most people in Europe.

They finally got me - permanently banned from Reddit by FThumb in WayOfTheBern

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Reddit may be going public soon. Plus the censorship is getting worse.

They finally got me - permanently banned from Reddit by FThumb in WayOfTheBern

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Lemmy may be the best alternative.

Has Donald Trump Learned Anything from the Last Eight Years? by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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For any real changes in the US, it will depend on if Trump is sincere about making changes and if he is able to. The Establishment clearly did not want him in power again.

He may end up being another disappointment again. That's something that most people need to accept.

‘Right to Repair for Your Body’: The Rise of DIY, Pirated Medicine by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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It reflects poorly on the medical industry that people have to use "Pirate" medicine at all. It's greed.

The problem is that those pills are under patent, and they cost $1,000 per pill.

“Literally, if you have $84,000 then hepatitis C is not your problem anymore,” Laufer said. “But given that there are other methodologies for managing hepatitis C that are not curing it and that are cheaper, insurance typically will not cover [Sovaldi]. And so we’ve got this incredible technology and it’s sitting on the shelf except for people who are ridiculously wealthy.”

Essentially rent seeking has been a part of US society.

They finally got me - permanently banned from Reddit by FThumb in WayOfTheBern

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At some point, I would not be surprised if the whole sub was taken down.

We may need to migrate to Lemmy or get more people on Saidit.

B-52s in Qatar — What is the Pentagon Thinking? by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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Tactically, this is insane. If the war between Israel and Iran escalates and the United States decides to get involved, those planes are sitting ducks. I am sure some armchair warriors imagine that the B-52s could be loaded up for a massive strike in Iran — besides being able to drop conventional bombs, the B-52s can deploy cruise missiles. But why do that from Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar? Qatar sits on the western shores of the Persian Gulf, just 340 miles from Bandar Abbas, Iran. If the B-52s were being put in place for a possible military option, it would be more secure to land them in Diego Garcia. In fact, during the 2003 US invasion of Iraq, that is exactly where the B-52s were housed.

Iranian missiles would quickly take out the air fields and they would be disabled, if not outright destroyed.

The only thing I can think of is if they were a trip wire. The B-52s are older aircraft that would quickly be destroyed that would get the US involved in the war.

The deputy head of the rear of the Russian National Guard, Major General Mirza Mirzaev, has been arrested in Moscow. According to investigators, the 52-year-old former deputy commander of the Southern District of the Russian Guard demanded 140 million rubles from the supplier of prefabricated... by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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Russia may not be perfect and corruption is still a thing, but they try to fix the problem. The West doesn't and purposely allows the corrupt to get rich.

African state bought Russian satellites. After Niger has thrown out the troops of Germany, France and USA, they want security from Russia. An agreement has been signed on Friday between the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) – comprising Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso – and Glavkosmos, a ... by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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Technology is not something that only the West does. That's the thing that is getting hard for people in the West to understand. They are going to lose market share and even more so because they are no longer trusted.

Zionists Grasp At Delusional Fantasies While Israeli Generals Seek Exit Ramp by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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That's the issue though - the Zionists are themselves quite delusional. The military realizes the dangers.

I Have Video Evidence that Iran Stymied Israel’s Attack by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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Israel is clearly unwilling to admit it, but this attack is looking like a big failure on their part.

What Does the Leak of Top Secret Documents Have to Do With Israel’s Promise to Attack Iran? by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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Looking like things are falling apart within Israel and the US. There is clearly a lot of distension because they know that Iran can fight back.

Anxious Democrat voters find new ways to self-medicate as election looms - Pearls and Irritations by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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Can you trust someone who likes to tell lies, distort history, tries to invalidate an electoral system that we rely on, and that other countries look to us as a symbol of democracy?

If so, Democrats need to take a hard look in the mirror. That's a reflection of both candidates.

Monty Python levels of Russophobia. "Former" MI6 agent Christopher Steele says Russia is using inflation and migration to intervene in the US election. This isn't a comedy. Or a Parody. Its real British "news" by RandomCollection in WayOfTheBern

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https://archive.ph/m26wQ

I've noticed a drop in the competence of Western intelligence agencies during the past few years. Do they really expect people to believe this obvious propaganda?