The fact this guy was on the record for such heinous crimes, yet got such a generous deal from the government, virtually guarantees he is some sort of CIA informant or COINTELPRO-type agent.

Make sure to verify your information sources!

YouTube link: https://youtube.com/watch?v=RoPv3ZF9bAE

YouTube link: https://youtube.com/watch?v=FtK0IqKs6FY

!stalin chad

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sorry I had to do it, I don't even like second thought

YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5SvKuXfRas

Title/thumbnail doesn't really do the video justice. Goes into a lot of the surrounding history.

YouTube link: https://youtube.com/watch?v=480ILf6LkIc

YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8x5HSYPjT4

> In this video we examine a handful of short form content pieces from supporters of Israel, and connect this content to broader Zionist attitudes. this one's not an easy watch but i hope it gives at least one person some context on what Israel is doing

YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdlJqlzOGgU

cross-posted from: https://lemmygrad.ml/post/2524974

> Carl Sagan was a Brooklyn-born American astronomer, scientist, cosmologist, astrophysicist, astrobiologist, author, educator, and theorist. He was interviewed by CNN's Ted Turner in 1989 on many topics and talked about how humanity needs to evolve beyond greed and war. > > Ted Turner then asked if Carl Sagan if he was a socialist. > > Carl responded by talking about the US's obsession with wasting money on defense projects instead of investing in its people, ending with "we are using money for the wrong stuff." >

> On a breezy spring day, Lorraine Eiler, a member of the Hia-Ced O’odham tribe, walked with me around the border of Quitobaquito Springs — a strawberry-shaped oasis in the Sonoran Desert near Pima County, Arizona. Her family has lived in the area for generations. > > “If you do research on Quitobaquito, the majority of times you will read about the cattlemen that lived here in the area, about the people that went through Quitobaquito,” she said. “You hear nothing about the fact that it’s an old Indian village. It was abundant. Now, it’s just … well, you see what it looks like.” > > The first thing you notice most about Quitobaquito Springs is the trees. It’s the only source of water for miles in the desert and the lush vegetation around it is stark against the dry tan and khaki landscape and occasional organ pipe cactus. The second thing you notice: the border wall, 30 feet tall, just feet from the water’s edge. I asked Eiler how the landscape compares to her early memories of the site.

Read the written version of this story on Grist: https://grist.org/video/quitobaquito-springs-national-park-service-border-indigenous-water-protection/

YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tia-adxtNAU

I have been skeptical of Keffals since I heard that she once was an ML and had backtracked, but she's gone all in now it seems. No specific hate, it's just frustrating and tiresome. I watched the "No Socialism Hasn't Failed" that she references as being loony and it's fine

> This video was taken down in a number of countries including the UK so I've reuploaded it to get around the copyright > > It's finally here, the definitive examination of perhaps the most accomplished piece of radical art in history: Chicken Run.

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Edit: I had to update the URL because I didn’t understand that the image I had attached would overwrite it:

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UE gives an overview of planned obsolescence. Pretty classic stuff, but also contains some more in depth economics perspectives that were new to me