Monday, April 27, 2026
The poll, conducted on a sample of 1,514 United States residents over age 18, was just days after Trump's genocidal threat toward Iran earlier this month. It found that 55% of American adults backed a House impeachment vote while 37% opposed the move and 8% were unsure, Morris noted in a post on his Strength In Numbers site on Wednesday.
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I’m opposed to emphasis on individual uniqueness as Individualism . I’m for emphasizing what Selves have in common with other Selves : the WE in the <
“Maslow's work advanced the field of humanistic psychology, which is a movement that believes humans are unique individuals and “should be recognized and treated as such” by mental health professionals, according to Britannica (https://www.britannica.com/science/humanistic-psychology).<
I emphasize that humans are highly SOCIAL Selves . Highest on "hierarchy of human needs is SOCIAL CONNECTIONS , SOCIALITY
Emphasis on uniqueness , encouragement to be unique EMPHASIZES DIFFERENCES between people aggravates the pernicious competition between Proletarians generated by capitalism ; increases: loneliness isolation , separation ; alienation from each other ; division , not unity ; anti-social behavior ; sociopathy ; narcisscism; conflict ; egotism;SELFISHNESS ! GREED ! <
disrespect for elders ; anti-filial piety ; anti-ancestor veneration ; unhappiness.
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Psychologist Abraham Maslow on Personal Growth, Success and Stepping Out of Our Comfort Zones Alani Vargas <
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I’m opposed to emphasis on individual uniqueness as Individualism . I’m for emphasizing what Selves have in common with other Selves : the WE in the <
“Maslow's work advanced the field of humanistic psychology, which is a movement that believes humans are unique individuals and “should be recognized and treated as such” by mental health professionals, according to Britannica (https://www.britannica.com/science/humanistic-psychology).<
I emphasize that humans are highly SOCIAL Selves . Highest on "hierarchy of human needs is SOCIAL CONNECTIONS , SOCIALITY
Emphasis on uniqueness , encouragement to be unique EMPHASIZES DIFFERENCES between people aggravates the pernicious competition between Proletarians generated by capitalism ; increases: loneliness isolation , separation ; alienation from each other ; division , not unity ; anti-social behavior ; sociopathy ; narcisscism; conflict ; egotism;SELFISHNESS ! GREED ! <
disrespect for elders ; anti-filial piety ; anti-ancestor veneration ; unhappiness.
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Psychologist Abraham Maslow on Personal Growth, Success and Stepping Out of Our Comfort Zones Alani Vargas <
https://l.smartnews.com/p-7BMwuC2c/Q6XwYZ
More Destruction of Science': Trump Fires Every Member of US National Science Board; SCIENTIFIC SOCIALIST CHINA AND SHADOW SOCIALIST REPUBLIC RUSSIA , ALREADY AHEAD OF US IN SCIENCE WILL PULL FURTHER AHEAD OF IDEALIST/RELIGIO AMERICA
'More Destruction of Science':
Trump Fires Every Member of
US National Science Board
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MAKE AMERICA Ignorance of SCIENCE is FATAL SMART AGAIN
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Sunday, April 26, 2026
Saturday, April 25, 2026
Peter Schiff: "DEVASTATING FINANCIAL CRISIS" Unfolds as Dollar & Bond Market
Collapse, Oil Soars
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macro view first and the state of the US economy today. President Trump has repeatedly described the US economy as experiencing a golden age, citing record 0:59 stock market highs, high oil and gas production and successful tariff policies. However, this narrative 1:06 contrasts with reports of job losses, rising inflation, and slowing wage growth. Where are we today? And is the 1:14 US economy as strong as the Trump administration claims it is? Well, you know, the golden age may be 1:20 limited to gold itself. Uh because gold is gold has done very well uh since 1:25 Trump's been been president. But it's nothing like, you know, the Gilded Age, 1:31 which is what that, you know, would evoke,great under Biden, but it was even worse. We barely created any jobs. I think in 2024 maybe there was a million 2:32 jobs for the whole year, but 2025 it was like a 100,000 something. I mean just a 2:37 tenth. So it wasn't a boom in job creation. Uh the stock market is up, but if you 2:44 measure the stock market, you know, from when Trump took office to now and go 2:49 back and see how it did under Biden, it's it's gone up less. So he, you know, Trump wants to talk about this booming 2:55 stock market. Well, big deal. I mean, it boomed even more when Biden was president. He was supposedly the worst 3:01 president ever, and Trump's the best. And Trump had Biden had the worst economy ever, and he's got the best. 3:09 Even though we have a weaker labor market, a weaker GDP growth and un 3:14 inflation rather is rising and 2026 3:21 I think the CPI will rise more in this year than in every year that Biden was 3:27 president except maybe one. Butgreat under Biden, but it was even worse. We barely created any jobs. I think in 2024 maybe there was a million 2:32 jobs for the whole year, but 2025 it was like a 100,000 something. I mean just a 2:37 tenth. So it wasn't a boom in job creation. Uh the stock market is up, but if you 2:44 measure the stock market, you know, from when Trump took office to now and go 2:49 back and see how it did under Biden, it's it's gone up less. So he, you know, Trump wants to talk about this booming 2:55 stock market. Well, big deal. I mean, it boomed even more when Biden was president. He was supposedly the worst 3:01 president ever, and Trump's the best. And Trump had Biden had the worst economy ever, and he's got the best. 3:09 Even though we have a weaker labor market, a weaker GDP growth and un 3:14 inflation rather is rising and 2026 3:21 I think the CPI will rise more in this year than in every year that Biden was 3:27inflation rather is rising and 2026 3:21 I think the CPI will rise more in this year than in every year that Biden was 3:27 president except maybe one. But it may even beat the top year under 3:32 Biden. So inflation isn't conquered either. Inflation is here. It's here to 3:38 stay. And I think that by the end of Trump's full term, the total increase in 3:45 consumer prices will likely exceed the increase under Biden. So inflation is going to get worse, not not better. And 3:52 the deficit spending u Trump was critical and so were a lot of Republicans correctly, you know, of 3:59 the deficit spending under Biden. They blamed that deficit spending for the inflation and it was certainly partially 4:05 responsible but so was the deficit spending of Trump that that that Biden inherited. 4:11 Uh and a lot of it was the Fed and the Fed pursued the same inflationary policies under both Trump and Biden. 4:19 Um but um 4:25 if we endun-with avanwarse inflation president except maybe one. But it may
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macro view first and the state of the US economy today. President Trump has repeatedly described the US economy as experiencing a golden age, citing record 0:59 stock market highs, high oil and gas production and successful tariff policies. However, this narrative 1:06 contrasts with reports of job losses, rising inflation, and slowing wage growth. Where are we today? And is the 1:14 US economy as strong as the Trump administration claims it is? Well, you know, the golden age may be 1:20 limited to gold itself. Uh because gold is gold has done very well uh since 1:25 Trump's been been president. But it's nothing like, you know, the Gilded Age, 1:31 which is what that, you know, would evoke,great under Biden, but it was even worse. We barely created any jobs. I think in 2024 maybe there was a million 2:32 jobs for the whole year, but 2025 it was like a 100,000 something. I mean just a 2:37 tenth. So it wasn't a boom in job creation. Uh the stock market is up, but if you 2:44 measure the stock market, you know, from when Trump took office to now and go 2:49 back and see how it did under Biden, it's it's gone up less. So he, you know, Trump wants to talk about this booming 2:55 stock market. Well, big deal. I mean, it boomed even more when Biden was president. He was supposedly the worst 3:01 president ever, and Trump's the best. And Trump had Biden had the worst economy ever, and he's got the best. 3:09 Even though we have a weaker labor market, a weaker GDP growth and un 3:14 inflation rather is rising and 2026 3:21 I think the CPI will rise more in this year than in every year that Biden was 3:27 president except maybe one. Butgreat under Biden, but it was even worse. We barely created any jobs. I think in 2024 maybe there was a million 2:32 jobs for the whole year, but 2025 it was like a 100,000 something. I mean just a 2:37 tenth. So it wasn't a boom in job creation. Uh the stock market is up, but if you 2:44 measure the stock market, you know, from when Trump took office to now and go 2:49 back and see how it did under Biden, it's it's gone up less. So he, you know, Trump wants to talk about this booming 2:55 stock market. Well, big deal. I mean, it boomed even more when Biden was president. He was supposedly the worst 3:01 president ever, and Trump's the best. And Trump had Biden had the worst economy ever, and he's got the best. 3:09 Even though we have a weaker labor market, a weaker GDP growth and un 3:14 inflation rather is rising and 2026 3:21 I think the CPI will rise more in this year than in every year that Biden was 3:27inflation rather is rising and 2026 3:21 I think the CPI will rise more in this year than in every year that Biden was 3:27 president except maybe one. But it may even beat the top year under 3:32 Biden. So inflation isn't conquered either. Inflation is here. It's here to 3:38 stay. And I think that by the end of Trump's full term, the total increase in 3:45 consumer prices will likely exceed the increase under Biden. So inflation is going to get worse, not not better. And 3:52 the deficit spending u Trump was critical and so were a lot of Republicans correctly, you know, of 3:59 the deficit spending under Biden. They blamed that deficit spending for the inflation and it was certainly partially 4:05 responsible but so was the deficit spending of Trump that that that Biden inherited. 4:11 Uh and a lot of it was the Fed and the Fed pursued the same inflationary policies under both Trump and Biden. 4:19 Um but um 4:25 if we endun-with avanwarse inflation president except maybe one. But it may
The extraordinary Michael Hudson : America causing world economic Armageddon by war on Iran
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Friday, April 24, 2026
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http://take10charles.blogspot.com/2026/04/america-doesnt-just-have-loneliness.html<
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Thursday, April 23, 2026
Burkina Faso has revolutionary dictatorship of the Proletariat
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+9 Marx's revolutionary dictatorship of the proletariat is a temporary transitional state between capitalism and communism, where the working class (proletariat) holds political power to dismantle the capitalist system, suppress bourgeoisie resistance, and create a classless society. It represents rule by the majority, prioritizing collective ownership of resources over private profit. w Wikipedia<
Core Characteristics and Concepts Mafinitian afniatatarnhin.Aontror.to.
Core Characteristics and Concepts • Definition of 'Dictatorship': Contrary to a single-leader dictatorship, Marx meant the collective rule or political supremacy of the working class (proletariat) over the bourgeoisie (capitalist class). w Wikipedia +1
• Transitional Phase: It is the period between capitalism and communism where the state serves to transform society. w Wikipedia +1
• Purpose: To dismantle capitalist power, expropriate the bourgeoisie, and abolish all class distinctions. * Political Science Instit...
• Characteristics: It represents "democratic decision-making" among the working majority.
Reddit • The Paris Commune: Marx famously referred to this 1871 event as an example, noting it featured radical democracy, universal suffrage, and elected officials paid only worker wages. at Critical Legal Thinki... +1Usage Examples and Synonyms Marx used varied terms, often to distinguish his ideas from anarchist or purely Blanquist views: @
• Synonyms: "Rule of the proletariat," "Workers' state," "Proletarian ascendancy," "Conquest of political power". @ Marxists Internet Arch...
• Revolutionary Application: In The Communist Manifesto, Marx outlined using this state to "wrest, by degrees, all capital from the bourgeoisie," including state centralization of production. @ Libcom.org
• Leninist Extension: Later interpreted by Lenin as a violent/ruthless war against the bourgeoisie and an essential phase to prevent the state from becoming bourgeois again. •)) Wikiquote +1
Common Misunderstandings The phrase is not about a dictatorship of a "sinale nartv" or a "sinole man" but rather the Ask anything Q what is marx's revolutionary dictatorship of theLeninist Extension: Later interpreted by Lenin as a violent/ruthless war against the bourgeoisie and an essential phase to prevent the state from becoming bourgeois again. • Wikiquote +1 Common Misunderstandings The phrase is not about a dictatorship of a "single party" or a "single man," but rather the class rule of the working majority. While "dictatorship" suggests lack of freedom, Marx viewed it as necessary for the "majority" to overcome the restrictions imposed by "capital" in bourgeois democracies. * illinois State Univer... +3
what is marx's revolutionary dictatorship of the proletariat<
+9 Marx's revolutionary dictatorship of the proletariat is a temporary transitional state between capitalism and communism, where the working class (proletariat) holds political power to dismantle the capitalist system, suppress bourgeoisie resistance, and create a classless society. It represents rule by the majority, prioritizing collective ownership of resources over private profit. w Wikipedia<
Core Characteristics and Concepts Mafinitian afniatatarnhin.Aontror.to.
Core Characteristics and Concepts • Definition of 'Dictatorship': Contrary to a single-leader dictatorship, Marx meant the collective rule or political supremacy of the working class (proletariat) over the bourgeoisie (capitalist class). w Wikipedia +1
• Transitional Phase: It is the period between capitalism and communism where the state serves to transform society. w Wikipedia +1
• Purpose: To dismantle capitalist power, expropriate the bourgeoisie, and abolish all class distinctions. * Political Science Instit...
• Characteristics: It represents "democratic decision-making" among the working majority.
Reddit • The Paris Commune: Marx famously referred to this 1871 event as an example, noting it featured radical democracy, universal suffrage, and elected officials paid only worker wages. at Critical Legal Thinki... +1Usage Examples and Synonyms Marx used varied terms, often to distinguish his ideas from anarchist or purely Blanquist views: @
• Synonyms: "Rule of the proletariat," "Workers' state," "Proletarian ascendancy," "Conquest of political power". @ Marxists Internet Arch...
• Revolutionary Application: In The Communist Manifesto, Marx outlined using this state to "wrest, by degrees, all capital from the bourgeoisie," including state centralization of production. @ Libcom.org
• Leninist Extension: Later interpreted by Lenin as a violent/ruthless war against the bourgeoisie and an essential phase to prevent the state from becoming bourgeois again. •)) Wikiquote +1
Common Misunderstandings The phrase is not about a dictatorship of a "sinale nartv" or a "sinole man" but rather the Ask anything Q what is marx's revolutionary dictatorship of theLeninist Extension: Later interpreted by Lenin as a violent/ruthless war against the bourgeoisie and an essential phase to prevent the state from becoming bourgeois again. • Wikiquote +1 Common Misunderstandings The phrase is not about a dictatorship of a "single party" or a "single man," but rather the class rule of the working majority. While "dictatorship" suggests lack of freedom, Marx viewed it as necessary for the "majority" to overcome the restrictions imposed by "capital" in bourgeois democracies. * illinois State Univer... +3
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Veterans Occupy the Cannon Rotunda in Congress in Protest of Overseas US-led Wars
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Veterans from several coalitions and service member families gathered at the Cannon Rotunda in the US Capitol Building. They came to protest the Iran war and other military incursions in the Middle East early on Tuesday morning.
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Veterans Occupy the Cannon Rotunda in Congress in Protest of Overseas US-led Wars
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Veterans from several coalitions and service member families gathered at the Cannon Rotunda in the US Capitol Building. They came to protest the Iran war and other military incursions in the Middle East early on Tuesday morning.
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Wednesday, April 22, 2026
Tuesday, April 21, 2026
Republican Trump dismantling Federal government climate science division; censoring findings
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African Union President HUMILIATES The
West By Praising Captain Ibrahim Traoré's
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Burkina Faso News: Ibrahim Traoré & Africa's Raise #IbrahimTraore #BurkinaFaso #AfricaNews Breaking right now from Burkina Faso, the African Union President Évariste Ndayishimiye has publicly praised the courage of Captain Ibrahim Traoré after their high-level meeting in Ouagadougou. This bold endorsement is sending shockwaves across the Sahel and the entire continent. This is the kind of unfiltered Africa news you won't get anywhere else. If you want the real story on Ibrahim Traoré, Burkina Faso and the shifting power dynamics in West Africa, subscribe and turn on notifications. Drop your thoughts below: Is this the momentAfrica, subscribe and turn on notifications. Drop your thoughts below: Is this the moment the Sahel finally breaks free from external pressure?<
0:00 - AU President Shocks The West Praising Ibrahim Traoré 1:07 - What Évariste Ndayishimiye Really Said About Captain Ibrahim Traoré 4:20 - Why This Praise Hits Harder Than Any Diplomatic Handshake 6:54 - Burkina Faso's Sovereignty Model Delivering Real Results 9:39 - How The West's Narrative Is Crumbling In The Sahel 12:38 - Alliance of Sahel States Gains Momentum After AU Backing 15:12 - The Big Question For The Entire Continent #SahelCrisis #AfricanUnion #WestAfrica #ThislsAfricasVoice How this was made Altered or synthetic content Sound or visuals mone significantly edited or
Burkina Faso News: Ibrahim Traoré & Africa's Raise #IbrahimTraore #BurkinaFaso #AfricaNews Breaking right now from Burkina Faso, the African Union President Évariste Ndayishimiye has publicly praised the courage of Captain Ibrahim Traoré after their high-level meeting in Ouagadougou. This bold endorsement is sending shockwaves across the Sahel and the entire continent. This is the kind of unfiltered Africa news you won't get anywhere else. If you want the real story on Ibrahim Traoré, Burkina Faso and the shifting power dynamics in West Africa, subscribe and turn on notifications. Drop your thoughts below: Is this the momentAfrica, subscribe and turn on notifications. Drop your thoughts below: Is this the moment the Sahel finally breaks free from external pressure?<
0:00 - AU President Shocks The West Praising Ibrahim Traoré 1:07 - What Évariste Ndayishimiye Really Said About Captain Ibrahim Traoré 4:20 - Why This Praise Hits Harder Than Any Diplomatic Handshake 6:54 - Burkina Faso's Sovereignty Model Delivering Real Results 9:39 - How The West's Narrative Is Crumbling In The Sahel 12:38 - Alliance of Sahel States Gains Momentum After AU Backing 15:12 - The Big Question For The Entire Continent #SahelCrisis #AfricanUnion #WestAfrica #ThislsAfricasVoice How this was made Altered or synthetic content Sound or visuals mone significantly edited or
There was a variety of feather color types in the peacock male population: dull to bright . The females picked more bright colored male than dull to mate with ; so eventually all males in population ( or vast majority) were bright feathered . That’s sexual selection.<
Over hundreds of thousands of years of _human_ evolution, starting with Homo habilis at the origin of language and culture at the beginning of the Stone Tool Made by Design Age through Homo Sapiens at the upper Design Tool Age BIGGER AND BIGGER BRAINS WERE SEXUALLY SELECTED FOR BECAUSE THEIR SUPERIOR COMMAND OF LANGUAGE AND CULTURE MADE THEM BETTER COURTERS , BETTER AT MATING .
Over hundreds of thousands of years of _human_ evolution, starting with Homo habilis at the origin of language and culture at the beginning of the Stone Tool Made by Design Age through Homo Sapiens at the upper Design Tool Age BIGGER AND BIGGER BRAINS WERE SEXUALLY SELECTED FOR BECAUSE THEIR SUPERIOR COMMAND OF LANGUAGE AND CULTURE MADE THEM BETTER COURTERS , BETTER AT MATING .
Iran DESTROYS US Navy Blockade, Trump Desperate for Deal NOW | Sharmine Narwarni
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Sharmine Narwani of The Cradle joins the show to discuss the major moves Iran has made to break the US Naval blockade and how it has rebuffed Trump's negotiations fantasy plus much more in geopolitics! Subscribe to The Cradle: https://thecradle.co/ • / @thecradlemedia LIKE the video and Subscribe for more in-depth geopolitical analysis! Leave your thoughts in the comments below!
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Colonel Douglas Macgregor , former advisor to American Secretary of Defense, straight from the horses mouth ; several links below to his Youtube commentaries . He's one of several foremer US military and intelligence officers who are making severely harsh critiques of American war on Iran and even American imperialist wars of last several decades AS INSIDERS STRAIGHT FROM THE HORSE'S MOUTH AND SO MORE RELIABLY TRUE . Scott Ritter,inspected nuclear weapons in Iraq , Larry C.Johnson, Ray McGovern, ex-CIA, etal. <
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Macgregor: nuclear powers will not respond positively to that development. that going to have terrible consequences for Israel. Terrible consequences. They're the ones that are most likely to turn to the use of a nuclear weapon, not us. <
And my concern from the very beginning, [clears throat] and still is that Mr. Netanyahu has more authority over us than President Trump has over him and Israel. And that's because the Congress and the White House and the financial sector and 2 media are all ultimately tied to him. The Zionist billionaires that support 22:23 him, bankroll him, are going to keep him in <
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And my concern from the very beginning, [clears throat] and still is that Mr. Netanyahu has more authority over us than President Trump has over him and Israel. And that's because the Congress and the White House and the financial sector and 2 media are all ultimately tied to him. The Zionist billionaires that support 22:23 him, bankroll him, are going to keep him in <
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Monday, April 20, 2026
Male supremacy, greed and war are not in our genes<
The male supremacist family, private property (classes; surplus production ;money; greed), and the state ( special repressive apparatus ) arises as a complex together circa 6,000 years ago in Mesopotamia. They are still together in a complex that dominates the human species in 2026. Before that for the about 2.5 million years of the Stone Age ( true Civilization) there was gender equivalence, sharing and peace in the species; that's when we were substantially "hardwired " genetically . So, Male supremacy and class divided society and war are not in our genes.<
what does hardwired genetically mean +10 "Hardwired genetically" refers to innate, biologically predetermined traits or behaviors that are embedded in an organism's DNA, acting automatically rather than being learned through experience or environment. These are generally permanent features, such as eye color or basic instincts, often described as "hard-wired" because they are difficult to change. The John Ankerber... +4<
Key Aspects and Usage Examples • Physical Traits: Structure and physical characteristics like eye color or facial features are genetically hardwired.
• Survival Instincts: Behaviors like theKey Aspects and Usage Examples
• Physical Traits: Structure and physical characteristics like eye color or facial features are genetically hardwired.
• Survival Instincts: Behaviors like the fight-or-flight response, fear of snakes/spiders, or seeking food, which was necessary for ancestral survival, are often cited as hardwired traits.
• Developmental Milestones: Basic human functions such as language acquisition in children or the instinct for infants to suckle.
• Behavioral Predispositions: Emotional responses or habits such as a preference for high-calorie sugar/fat foods. W Harvard Business R... +4
Synonyms and Related Terms • Innate
• Biologically predetermined
Ask anything Q what does harwired genetically meanSynonyms and Related Terms Innate
• Biologically predetermined
• Inborn / Instinctive
• Hard-coded (metaphorical) • Biological predisposition
i BrainFacts +3 Nuance: Hardwired vs. Plasticity While often used forfixed behaviors, some users on platforms like Reddit agree that "hardwired" is a metaphor highlighting machine-like behavior rather than a complete absence of change, with some researchers noting that the brain is also heavily "soft-wired" or capable of change (neuroplasticity). © Reddit +1
To give you the most relevant examples, are you asking about: • Physical traits (like eye color or diseases)? • Behavioral/mental habits (like fear, stress,is a metaphor highlighting machine-like behavior rather than a complete absence of change, with some researchers noting that the brain is also heavily "soft-wired" or capable of change (neuroplasticity). © Reddit +1 To give you the most relevant examples, are you asking about: • Physical traits (like eye color or diseases)? • Behavioral/mental habits (like fear, stress, or personality)? Let me know which area you're interested in. Reddit @ WoraPress.com https://www.reddit.com https://millerps Do you think we should stop What do you m using the words "wired", 'hardwired'? - r Jul 23, 2021 - Acceptance of 'Wired/Hardwired': The terms "wired... Jul 27, 2012 - 1. To c (electronic compone Al can make mistakes, so double-check responses<
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The male supremacist family, private property (classes; surplus production ;money; greed), and the state ( special repressive apparatus ) arises as a complex together circa 6,000 years ago in Mesopotamia. They are still together in a complex that dominates the human species in 2026. Before that for the about 2.5 million years of the Stone Age ( true Civilization) there was gender equivalence, sharing and peace in the species; that's when we were substantially "hardwired " genetically . So, Male supremacy and class divided society and war are not in our genes.<
what does hardwired genetically mean +10 "Hardwired genetically" refers to innate, biologically predetermined traits or behaviors that are embedded in an organism's DNA, acting automatically rather than being learned through experience or environment. These are generally permanent features, such as eye color or basic instincts, often described as "hard-wired" because they are difficult to change. The John Ankerber... +4<
Key Aspects and Usage Examples • Physical Traits: Structure and physical characteristics like eye color or facial features are genetically hardwired.
• Survival Instincts: Behaviors like theKey Aspects and Usage Examples
• Physical Traits: Structure and physical characteristics like eye color or facial features are genetically hardwired.
• Survival Instincts: Behaviors like the fight-or-flight response, fear of snakes/spiders, or seeking food, which was necessary for ancestral survival, are often cited as hardwired traits.
• Developmental Milestones: Basic human functions such as language acquisition in children or the instinct for infants to suckle.
• Behavioral Predispositions: Emotional responses or habits such as a preference for high-calorie sugar/fat foods. W Harvard Business R... +4
Synonyms and Related Terms • Innate
• Biologically predetermined
Ask anything Q what does harwired genetically meanSynonyms and Related Terms Innate
• Biologically predetermined
• Inborn / Instinctive
• Hard-coded (metaphorical) • Biological predisposition
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Complementary Division of Labor in Stone Age societies.
I don’t know if you heard me talking about the word “complements “ today , but I just remembered that its root related word is “complete “. Complements complete a whole .<
Yes I heard!! In hairdressing we talk a lot about complementary colors. In hairdressing complementary colors cancel each other out, creating a neutral color. Maybe people are the same way, personalities complement each other to reach a neutral/peaceful ground! Complete each other!<
Yes I heard!! In hairdressing we talk a lot about complementary colors. In hairdressing complementary colors cancel each other out, creating a neutral color. Maybe people are the same way, personalities complement each other to reach a neutral/peaceful ground! Complete each other!<
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Expert Tells 60 Minutes That Thousands of U.S. Troops Would Be Needed To Retrieve Iran's Highly-Enriched Uranium Jennifer Bowers Bahney
Expert Tells 60 Minutes That Thousands of U.S. Troops Would Be Needed To Retrieve Iran's Highly-Enriched Uranium Jennifer Bowers Bahney
Poverty is a weapon of
mass destruction of people
REPUBLICAN AGENDA TO DO LIST Keep'em Poor • No to Minimum Wage • Break the Unions • Cut Welfare Programs e Cut Social Security ® Deregulatation • Gut the Dodd-Frank Act Keep'em Sick<
• Cut Food Aid • Repeal Obamacare • Cut Disability Benefits • Privatize Veterans Health Care • Cut HIV Prevention Funding Keep'em Stupid
• Deny Science • Revise History • Categorize, Demonize, Terrify • Cut Pre-school Programs • Cuts to Higher Education
• Cut Sex Education • NO to Ner Neutrality Control the Women
• Implement all of the above PLUS > Vote NO to Equal Pay® Cut Wages for Tipped Workers
• NO to Affordable Childcare • Pro-Life = NO Choice
NO Exceptions • Close down Planned Parenthood
• Anti-Contraception • Redefine Rape •
Personhood Amendments • Feticide Laws • Criminalize Miscarriages • Doctor Mandated Reporting of Miscarriages and Abortions to the State • Mandatory Transvaginal Ultrasounds • Rollback Maternity Coverage • Omit protections in the Violence Against Women Act • Blame Single Moms for Poverty, Welfare Fraud, Breeding Criminals and Destroying the Fabric of America
REPUBLICAN AGENDA TO DO LIST Keep'em Poor • No to Minimum Wage • Break the Unions • Cut Welfare Programs e Cut Social Security ® Deregulatation • Gut the Dodd-Frank Act Keep'em Sick<
• Cut Food Aid • Repeal Obamacare • Cut Disability Benefits • Privatize Veterans Health Care • Cut HIV Prevention Funding Keep'em Stupid
• Deny Science • Revise History • Categorize, Demonize, Terrify • Cut Pre-school Programs • Cuts to Higher Education
• Cut Sex Education • NO to Ner Neutrality Control the Women
• Implement all of the above PLUS > Vote NO to Equal Pay® Cut Wages for Tipped Workers
• NO to Affordable Childcare • Pro-Life = NO Choice
NO Exceptions • Close down Planned Parenthood
• Anti-Contraception • Redefine Rape •
Personhood Amendments • Feticide Laws • Criminalize Miscarriages • Doctor Mandated Reporting of Miscarriages and Abortions to the State • Mandatory Transvaginal Ultrasounds • Rollback Maternity Coverage • Omit protections in the Violence Against Women Act • Blame Single Moms for Poverty, Welfare Fraud, Breeding Criminals and Destroying the Fabric of America
War Is A Racket
A racket is best described, I believe, as something that is not what it seems to the majority of the people.
Only a small "inside" group knows what it is about.
It is conducted for the benefit of the very few, at the expense of the very many.
Out of war a few people make huge fortunes-
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+4 Smedley Butler (1881–1940) was a U.S. Marine Corps Major General, famous as the most decorated Marine in U.S. history at the time of his death, having earned 16 medals—including two Medals of Honor—across a 34-year career. Later in life, he became a renowned anti-war activist, exposing the "Business Plot" to overthrow the U.S. government and writing the influential book War Is a Racket. Wikipedia Wikipedia
+3 Key aspects of his fame include: Most Decorated Marine: He was the only person to receive both the Marine Corps Brevet Medal and the Medal of Honor twice, awarded for separate actions in Mexico and Haiti.
Renowned "War is a Racket" Crusader: Following his military service, he became a fierce critic of military interventionism, arguing that wars were fought to benefit corporations and bankers at the expense of soldiers.
The "Business Plot" (1934): Butler testified to Congress that a group of wealthy industrialists approached him to lead a fascist coup to overthrow President Franklin D. Roosevelt, a scandal known as the "Business Plot".
Military Career: He participated in major U.S. actions including the Philippine-American War, Boxer Rebellion, Mexican Revolution, and World War I.
"Old Gimlet Eye": Nicknamed for his intense gaze, he was known as a courageous leader who fought alongside his men.
Wikipedia Wikipedia +5 Following his retirement in 1931, he supported veteran causes, including the "Bonus Army" marchers in 1932. Reason Magazine Reason Magazine
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Smedley Darlington Butler: From Consummate Imperialist to Strident ... Perhaps most amazing of all, Butler was approached by wealthy Republican financiers and industrialists interested in persuading Butler to lead what would have a coup and he turned them in .
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General Smedley Butler
Who was General Smedley Butler ? was Smedley Butler known for? AI Overview <
+4 Smedley Butler (1881–1940) was a U.S. Marine Corps Major General, famous as the most decorated Marine in U.S. history at the time of his death, having earned 16 medals—including two Medals of Honor—across a 34-year career. Later in life, he became a renowned anti-war activist, exposing the "Business Plot" to overthrow the U.S. government and writing the influential book War Is a Racket. Wikipedia Wikipedia
+3 Key aspects of his fame include: Most Decorated Marine: He was the only person to receive both the Marine Corps Brevet Medal and the Medal of Honor twice, awarded for separate actions in Mexico and Haiti.
Renowned "War is a Racket" Crusader: Following his military service, he became a fierce critic of military interventionism, arguing that wars were fought to benefit corporations and bankers at the expense of soldiers.
The "Business Plot" (1934): Butler testified to Congress that a group of wealthy industrialists approached him to lead a fascist coup to overthrow President Franklin D. Roosevelt, a scandal known as the "Business Plot".
Military Career: He participated in major U.S. actions including the Philippine-American War, Boxer Rebellion, Mexican Revolution, and World War I.
"Old Gimlet Eye": Nicknamed for his intense gaze, he was known as a courageous leader who fought alongside his men.
Wikipedia Wikipedia +5 Following his retirement in 1931, he supported veteran causes, including the "Bonus Army" marchers in 1932. Reason Magazine Reason Magazine
+1 Smedley Butler - Wikipedia Smedley Darlington Butler (July 30, 1881 – June 21, 1940) was an American major general in the United States Marine Corps. During his 34-year military career, h... Wikipedia
Major General Smedley Butler - Americans Who Tell The Truth Major General Smedley Darlington Butler (1881-1940) was a U.S. Marine Corps officer and antiwar activist. He was the most decorated Marine in U.S. history, and ...
Americans Who Tell The Truth
Smedley Darlington Butler: From Consummate Imperialist to Strident ... Perhaps most amazing of all, Butler was approached by wealthy Republican financiers and industrialists interested in persuading Butler to lead what would have a coup and he turned them in .
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
Major General Smedley Butler was one of the most decorated U.S. ... Economic Exploitation: He emphasized that wars enrich arms manufacturers, financiers, and industrialists, while draining public resources. ... Proposed Reforms: Facebook
Smedley Butler was a highly decorated United States Marine Corps ... Butler won national attention by taking thousands of his men on long field marches, many of which he led from the front, to Gettysburg and other Civil War battl... Facebook
The Progressive Imperialism of Smedley Butler Butler's later life included: * Standing with the Bonus Army of World War I veterans who marched on Washington in 1932 * Claiming that he had been recruited to ... Reason Magazine<
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So there the current director of OM doesn't know what the costs are. You're you're entering and engaging in an activity where you don't even know what the costs are. Now that's just illogical. You always calculate the benefits and costs of something before you do it if you're logical.So basically bottom line point is that from an economic point of view, the Trump administration is just flying blind. They they don't know what they're doing.
cost of the Afghan adventure was $6.5
trillion. Now the that that's the
military cost, the reconstruction cost, the interest cost and and etc etc etc.
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Now those are big numbers Mario. You got to always put numbers like that into context. And and one context is that we're spending the topline budget item in the United States of Social Security. It's 1.5 trillion. So the the cost of 1:55 the Afghan war was 4.3 times larger than 2:00 the Social Security annual budget.
And by the way, it's interesting. Next year, 2:06 if if passed, there'll be a $1.5 trillion line item for the defense2:06 if if passed, there'll be a $1.5 trillion line item for the defense 2:11 department. They're going to increase that from 1.1 to 1.5. 2:17 So, you've got essentially about 40% 2:22 or a little over 40% of the total US budget will be consumed by the defense department and social security. Almost 2:30 half just roughly.
So then then if you move on to the that that tiny episode of course was Afghan Afghanistan.<
Let's move to Iraq.And if you if you look at that they said originally that the direct cost not the indirect the budget cost what would those be and they said it would be between 50 and 60 billion. Remember that department. They're going to increaseindirect the budget cost what would those be and they said it would be between 50 and 60 billion. Remember that was going to be a cakewalk. Paul Paul Wolitz told us that was going to be a cakewalk at the time. <
It turned out that the total costs the direct cost 3:05 of the Iraq war were 50,000 times greater than that. <
So there the current director of OM doesn't know what the costs are. You're you're entering and engaging in an activity where you don't even know what the costs are. Now that's just illogical. You always calculate the benefits and costs of something before you do it if you're logical. <
So , basically bottom line point is that from an economic point of view, the Trump administration is just flying blind. They they don't know what they're doing. 3:46<
But we are at a ceasefire. You you what what are your thoughts on the state of the ceasefire right now? Does that 3:53 change your predictions much? Because the markets are looking pretty optimistic. Oh, that doesn't change my 3:58 view at all. Um because uh not not 4:06 the it's a it's a little bit of a charade in the sense that where where is this thing all written down? Who's 4:12 agreed to what? It's it's a little like the tariffs
Now those are big numbers Mario. You got to always put numbers like that into context. And and one context is that we're spending the topline budget item in the United States of Social Security. It's 1.5 trillion. So the the cost of 1:55 the Afghan war was 4.3 times larger than 2:00 the Social Security annual budget.
And by the way, it's interesting. Next year, 2:06 if if passed, there'll be a $1.5 trillion line item for the defense2:06 if if passed, there'll be a $1.5 trillion line item for the defense 2:11 department. They're going to increase that from 1.1 to 1.5. 2:17 So, you've got essentially about 40% 2:22 or a little over 40% of the total US budget will be consumed by the defense department and social security. Almost 2:30 half just roughly.
So then then if you move on to the that that tiny episode of course was Afghan Afghanistan.<
Let's move to Iraq.And if you if you look at that they said originally that the direct cost not the indirect the budget cost what would those be and they said it would be between 50 and 60 billion. Remember that department. They're going to increaseindirect the budget cost what would those be and they said it would be between 50 and 60 billion. Remember that was going to be a cakewalk. Paul Paul Wolitz told us that was going to be a cakewalk at the time. <
It turned out that the total costs the direct cost 3:05 of the Iraq war were 50,000 times greater than that. <
So there the current director of OM doesn't know what the costs are. You're you're entering and engaging in an activity where you don't even know what the costs are. Now that's just illogical. You always calculate the benefits and costs of something before you do it if you're logical. <
So , basically bottom line point is that from an economic point of view, the Trump administration is just flying blind. They they don't know what they're doing. 3:46<
But we are at a ceasefire. You you what what are your thoughts on the state of the ceasefire right now? Does that 3:53 change your predictions much? Because the markets are looking pretty optimistic. Oh, that doesn't change my 3:58 view at all. Um because uh not not 4:06 the it's a it's a little bit of a charade in the sense that where where is this thing all written down? Who's 4:12 agreed to what? It's it's a little like the tariffs
“l'm not even looking today 12:10 in modern times at any kind of the 12:13 numbers of GDP or it's all fake. You 12:15 know, Wall Street is fake. is 12:17 essentially nothing more than collection12:18 of the psychopaths who well basically 12:21 make money out of the thin air trading 12:24 some things which are not there and uh 12:27 it goes across the board because this is 12:29 the systemic crisis of the financial 12:32 capitalism it's the system which is 12:34 eating itself or basically eating itself 12:38 and uh now add here those aggravating 12:41 factors such as the United States being 12:43 controlled by Israel and Mr. Trump being controlled by Israel”
that's about it. Uh United States simply
11:58
doesn't have resources. Again, you
11:59
cannot fight war with stock options and
12:02
hedge funds. You know, this is what many
12:05
people still don't understand. Uh all
12:07
this again, l'm not even looking today
12:10
in modern times at any kind of the
12:13
numbers of GDP or it's all fake. You
12:15
know, Wall Street is fake. is
12:17
essentially nothing more than collection12:18
of the psychopaths who well basically
12:21
make money out of the thin air trading
12:24
some things which are not there and uh
12:27
it goes across the board because this is
12:29
the systemic crisis of the financial
12:32
capitalism it's the system which is
12:34
eating itself or basically eating itself
12:38
and uh now add here those aggravating
12:41
factors such as the United States being
12:43
controlled by Israel and Mr. Trump being
controlled by Israel and Mr. Trump being
12:46
unhinged insane person who is obviously
12:49
blackmailed and uh do you look at that
12:52
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Former Advisor to Secretary of Defense
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And I think we are going to oblige
because this this war is something that
we've helped to bring on and we've
aligned ourselves with Israel, which is
a pariah state in any case, meaning
5:00
Israelis are all already widely hated
5:03
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5:05
murder and expulsion in Gaza.
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Mamdani says he believes in socialism 'even more' than before election
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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani reiterated his commitment to socialism over the weekend when pressed on a funding shortfall that could prevent him from carrying out some of his top priorities.
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Obama and Mamdani sing to New York City children in first in-person meeting Emily Hallas 3 hours ago Former President Barack Obama offered tacit approval of Mayor Zohran Mamdani's agenda over the weekend as the two men met for the first time at a Bronx child care center.
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Republican Trump is a sort of Solopsist , a Social, PoliticalEconomic Solopsist:<
A solipsist is someone who believes that only their own mind is sure to exist, and that the external world and other minds cannot be known or might not exist. This extreme philosophical position suggests that reality is a construct of one’s own consciousness. It is often regarded as a form of deep skepticism or, in psychological terms, a narcissistic, dream-like ( delusionary) view of reality.
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Republican Trump is a sort of SUBJECTIVE IDEALIST , a Political Economic Subjective Idealist; subjective idealist as defined by Lenin in _Materialism and Empirio-Criticism_: <
This is the Mind-type of all ruling classes , Private Property owners <
in Materialism and Empirio/ R SW+7 In Materialism and Empirio-criticism (1908), Lenin defines subjective idealism as the philosophical denial of an objective material reality independent of human consciousness, reducing the world to a "complex of sensations" or "elements". He identifies this view as a disguised form of Berkeleyan idealism, which incorrectly posits that matter is created by, or synonymous with, the mind's perceptions. R In Defence of Marxi... +2 Key aspects of Lenin's definition include: • Reduction to Sensations: Lenin attacks Ernst Mach and Richard Avenarius for arguing that objects are merely "combinations of sensations" or "complexes of elements" rather than independent physical realities. © Marxists Internet Ar... +1 • Rejection of Independent Matter: He asserts that subjective idealism "denies physical. (Charles Brown: In Republican Trump's case Rejection of social, political, economic reality imdependent of himSelf, his Mind; Meglamaniacal Delusions of extraordinary granduer . ) Ask anything Q how does Lenin define Subjective Idealism<
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A solipsist is someone who believes that only their own mind is sure to exist, and that the external world and other minds cannot be known or might not exist. This extreme philosophical position suggests that reality is a construct of one’s own consciousness. It is often regarded as a form of deep skepticism or, in psychological terms, a narcissistic, dream-like ( delusionary) view of reality.
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Republican Trump is a sort of SUBJECTIVE IDEALIST , a Political Economic Subjective Idealist; subjective idealist as defined by Lenin in _Materialism and Empirio-Criticism_: <
This is the Mind-type of all ruling classes , Private Property owners <
in Materialism and Empirio/ R SW+7 In Materialism and Empirio-criticism (1908), Lenin defines subjective idealism as the philosophical denial of an objective material reality independent of human consciousness, reducing the world to a "complex of sensations" or "elements". He identifies this view as a disguised form of Berkeleyan idealism, which incorrectly posits that matter is created by, or synonymous with, the mind's perceptions. R In Defence of Marxi... +2 Key aspects of Lenin's definition include: • Reduction to Sensations: Lenin attacks Ernst Mach and Richard Avenarius for arguing that objects are merely "combinations of sensations" or "complexes of elements" rather than independent physical realities. © Marxists Internet Ar... +1 • Rejection of Independent Matter: He asserts that subjective idealism "denies physical. (Charles Brown: In Republican Trump's case Rejection of social, political, economic reality imdependent of himSelf, his Mind; Meglamaniacal Delusions of extraordinary granduer . ) Ask anything Q how does Lenin define Subjective Idealism<
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Now let me go to your main question which is about international law. Uh I
think uh it's quite clear that President Trump uh does not believe in
international institutions. Uh he does not believe in obeying the rules that go
along with those international institutions because institutions are basically a series of rules that are
designed to facilitate political and economic intercourse among the countries who belong to those institutions. And
furthermore, he doesn't believe in international law Uh, and I would take it a step further and talk about
domestic institutions and domestic law here in the United States. He he doesn't
have any respect for American institutions , the Constitution <
( CB : He's a World Historic Criminal )
domestic institutions and domestic law here in the United States. He he doesn't 14:23 have any respect for American institutions. He has no respect for Congress, no respect for the courts, no 14:29 respect for the rule of law. Uh, he does pretty much what he wants. He's a 14:35 unilateralist par excellence and international law by definition is <
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14:41 multilateral in nation in nature and he's not interested in obeying the law 14:50 if it gets in the way of what he thinks is best for the United States or what he 14:55 thinks is best for Donald Trump. And again, this is true at the national level here in the <
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domestic institutions and domestic law here in the United States. He he doesn't 14:23 have any respect for American institutions. He has no respect for Congress, no respect for the courts, no 14:29 respect for the rule of law. Uh, he does pretty much what he wants. He's a 14:35 unilateralist par excellence and international law by definition is <
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14:41 multilateral in nation in nature and he's not interested in obeying the law 14:50 if it gets in the way of what he thinks is best for the United States or what he 14:55 thinks is best for Donald Trump. And again, this is true at the national level here in the <
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Unhappiness , Alienation , separation , isolation, caused by INDIVIDUATING BECAUSE OF THE AMERICAN INDIVIDUOUS MASS IDEOLOGY<
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does capitalism have an individualistic mass ideology ? <
Yes, capitalism is widely associated with an individualistic mass ideology, emphasizing private property, personal responsibility, and the pursuit of self-interest. This ideology, sometimes called the "Gain Primacy Syndrome," promotes the cultural elevation of perpetual accumulation, competition, and competition-driven success.
• Key aspects of this individualistic mass ideology include:Key aspects of this individualistic mass ideology include:
• Self-Enhancement & Competition:
Capitalist markets cultivate a "zero-sum rivalry," where individual success is often measured against the failure of others. • PubMed Central
• Property and Autonomy: The system focuses on the rights of the individual to accumulate, own, and control private property as central to their identity. M International Monet.
• Economic Freedom: Proponents argue that capitalist systems foster individualism by supporting personal freedom, choice, and economic mobility. ®
• Ideological Critics: Conversely, critics argue that this "individualism" often masks corporate dominance and can lead to lower wages, reduced individual freedom for workers, and the prioritization of profit over human well-being.wages, reduced individual freedom for workers, and the prioritization of profit over human well-being.
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• Key aspects of this individualistic mass ideology include:Key aspects of this individualistic mass ideology include:
• Self-Enhancement & Competition:
Capitalist markets cultivate a "zero-sum rivalry," where individual success is often measured against the failure of others. • PubMed Central
• Property and Autonomy: The system focuses on the rights of the individual to accumulate, own, and control private property as central to their identity. M International Monet.
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When Democrats were grappling with sky-high inflation just a couple of years ago, Donald Trump called their plans to fight price gouging by American companies tantamount to com-munism. Now that it's the Republican Party in the affordability hot seat, Trump Cabinet members - and GOP lawmakers on Capitol Hill — are doing much the same, laying into CEOs and calling for new regulations and antitrust suits. "They are making money hand over fist," Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said of insurance companies at a Thursday Ways and Means Committee hearing. Later, he agreed with House Budget Chair Jodey Arrington (R-Texas) that the Federal Trade Commission needed to start bringing some antitrust suits against health industry firms.
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"Après moi, le déluge" (pronounced [apas mwa la dely3]; lit. After me, the flood') is a French expression attributed to King Louis XV, or in the form "Après nous, le déluge" (pronounced [apae nu la dely3]; lit. 'After us, the flood') to Madame de Pompadour, his favourite. 112 It is generally regarded as a nihilistic expression of indifference to whatever happens after one is gone. 3112 [clarification needed Its meaning was translated in 1898 by E. Cobham Brewer in the forms "When I am dead the deluge may come for aught I parall and "Duin if un libe when mel<
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1898 by E. Cobham Brewer in the forms "When I am dead the deluge may come for aught I care", and "Ruin, if you like, when we are dead and gone".[4] One account says that Louis XV's downcast expression while he was posing for the artist Maurice Quentin de La Tour inspired Madame de Pompadour to say: "Il ne faut point s'affliger; vous tomberiez malade. Après nous, le déluge."[1][note 1] Another account states that the Madame used the expression to laugh off ministerial objections to her extravagances.[4] The phrase is also often seen as foretelling the French Revolution and the corresponding ruin brought to France.[5][better source needed] The phrase is believed to date from after the 1757 Battle of Rossbach, which was disastrous for the French.[1]
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government, then Saudi Arabia's finance
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The Strait of Hormuz didn't just reopen... something much bigger happened. On April 17, 2026, while the world focused on headlines about Iran and ceasefire agreements, a silent financial shift took place - one that could reshape the global economy for decades. For the first time, oil transit payments through the world's most critical energy chokepoint were reportedly settled in Chinese yuan instead of US dollars. This video breaks down: What the petroyuan really means How China quietly built an alternative to the dollar system Why the Hormuz crisis was more than just geopolitics And how this could challenge the global dominance of the US dollar From the origins of the petrodollar in 1974What the petroyuan really means How China quietly built an alternative to the dollar system Why the Hormuz crisis was more than just geopolitics And how this could challenge the global dominance of the US dollar From the origins of the petrodollar in 1974 to today's emerging financial realignment, this is a story about power, currency, and the future of global trade. This isn't just about oil. It's about who controls the system. Watch till the end to understand why April 17 may become one of the most important dates in modern financial history. #petroyuan #hormuz #geopolitics #usvschina
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The Strait of Hormuz didn't just reopen... something much bigger happened. On April 17, 2026, while the world focused on headlines about Iran and ceasefire agreements, a silent financial shift took place - one that could reshape the global economy for decades. For the first time, oil transit payments through the world's most critical energy chokepoint were reportedly settled in Chinese yuan instead of US dollars. This video breaks down: What the petroyuan really means How China quietly built an alternative to the dollar system Why the Hormuz crisis was more than just geopolitics And how this could challenge the global dominance of the US dollar From the origins of the petrodollar in 1974What the petroyuan really means How China quietly built an alternative to the dollar system Why the Hormuz crisis was more than just geopolitics And how this could challenge the global dominance of the US dollar From the origins of the petrodollar in 1974 to today's emerging financial realignment, this is a story about power, currency, and the future of global trade. This isn't just about oil. It's about who controls the system. Watch till the end to understand why April 17 may become one of the most important dates in modern financial history. #petroyuan #hormuz #geopolitics #usvschina
Saturday, April 18, 2026
Res Gestae ,Accomplishments , of Revolutionary Burkina Faso
AES military force. But here is what is
20:22
happening simultaneously on every day
20:25
that does not make international
20:26
headlines. Operation La Maska, Ice Wall,
20:30
has reclaimed dozens of towns from
20:32
jihadist groups in Burkina Fazo's north.
20:35
When Trayor took power, terrorist groups
20:38
controlled 40% of the country's
20:40
territory. By the end of 2025,
20:43
government control had been pushed backcontrolled 40% of the country's
20:40
territory. By the end of 2025,
20:43
government control had been pushed back
20:45
to 75%. Families who had fled are
20:48
returning. Farms that had been abandoned
20:51
are being cultivated again. Burkina Fazo
20:54
achieved food self-sufficiency in 2025
20:57
for the first time in a generation.
21:00
Mechanization, improved seeds, direct
21:02
state support to farmers. A country that
21:05
had been dependent on humanitarian foodprocessed there for Western profit. Five
21:19
major foreignowned gold mining assets
21:22
were nationalized in June 2025. The
21:25
resulting revenue was used to reduce
21:27
Burkina Fazo's domestic debt by a
21:29
quarter. And in March 2026, Burkina Fazo
21:33
launched a $64 billion national
21:35
development plan for 2026 to 2030. The
21:38
largest economic program in Sahel
21:41
history. 2/3 of it funded domestically.
21:44history. 2/3 of it funded domestically.
21:44
No IMF, no World Bank, no conditions
21:48
from the people who spent 60 years
21:50
setting those conditions. A new
21:52
international airport, a technological
21:55
university, road construction brigades,
21:58
healthcare infrastructure expansion.
22:00
Trayor returned to this work the morning
22:03
after his January press conference.
22:05
There were no celebrations, no victory
22:08
speeches. The press conference had been
No IMF, no World Bank, no conditions
Friday, April 17, 2026
They would like to see uh their economy function smoothly. Um, but, you know, they're willing to to to see this to the
4:15
bitter end. They believe in what they're doing. They um you know, the people of Iran were actually quite angry when the
4:21
ceasefire happened and the negotiating team went to Islamabad. They were in the streets saying, "No, no peace with
4:27
America. No peace with Israel." Um and again, some people say, "Well, wow, that's pretty harsh. Uh they're very
4:32
violent people." No, they didn't start this war. We attacked them in an event that makes Pearl Harbor pale in
4:38
comparison. We assassinated their supreme leader. And in the process, you know, we carried out attacks that
4:45
included a school where we killed 175 innocent civilians. 160 odd of them were YOUNG GIRLS (!) GENOCIDE !
Thursday, April 16, 2026
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Trump Sued for Firing Most of the Black Officials in
Government
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Tuesday, April 14, 2026
Iran hits aircraft carrier , foundational instrument of American global power projection since the Second World War
confrontation. And it is the story that
matters most for understanding what the
world looks like on the other side of
The aircraft
carrier has been the foundational
instrument of American global power
projection since the Second World War.
The ability to put a carrier anywhere on
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has underwritten American security
guarantees to allies across the Pacific
18:27
and the Middle East and Europe for eight
18:29
decades. It is the physical
18:31
manifestation of American strategic
18:33
primacy. That instrument has now been
hit twice by a regional power using
18:37
weapon systems that cost a small
18:40
fraction of what the carrier itselfprimacy. That instrument has now been
hit twice by a regional power using
18:37
weapon systems that cost a small
18:40
fraction of what the carrier itself
18:41
represents. A ballistic anti-ship
18:44
missile capable of threatening a$1 13
18:46
billion carrier costs somewhere in the
18:48
range of $2 million. The ratio of threat
18:51
cost to target value is not just a
18:53
financial observation. It is a strategic
18:55
revolution. The economics of powerrange of $2 million. The ratio of threat
18:51
cost to target value is not just a
18:53
financial observation. It is a strategic
18:55
revolution. The economics of power
18:57
projection have been inverted and that
18:59
inversion does not go back in the box
19:01
after a ceasefire. Every navy in the
19:03
world is studying what happened in the
19:05
Gulf right now. The technical details,
19:07
the sequencing, the timing, the specificafter a ceasefire. Every navy in the
19:03
world is studying what happened in the
19:05
Gulf right now. The technical details,
19:07
the sequencing, the timing, the specific
19:10
limitations in the American defensive
19:12
architecture that the attack exploited.
19:14
China's naval planners are updating
19:16
their Taiwan scenario assessments.
19:19
Russia's strategic analysts are revising
Monday, April 13, 2026
Sunday, April 12, 2026
Diminution of American student skills due to Reaganite assault on Public Education for 45 years ; Ignorant MAGAism is a result , too
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"Basic" Things Students
Apparently Cannot Do
Themselves Anymore, And We Should All Be Panicking
2 days ago
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Teachers from kindergarten to college detailed their experiences and frustrations teaching kids who just "cannot do basic things any-more," from tying their shoes to zipping up their coats to printing their own names — and that's in college. In response to the article, even more teachers wrote in, and I thought I would share. So, here are the unfiltered thoughts of teachers sharing what they have to
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Mainly CIA killed JFK. He didn’t invade Cuba , wasn’t escalating in Viet Nam, made a peace treaty with the Soviet Union , WAS FIRING HEADS OF CIA ! Communism was the big bad enemy . There was a fanatical anti-Communist Cabal in the CIA and Military Industrial Complex; they got him.
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Natural history/ science gets its paradigm for finding Truths from law or jurisprudence. This is obvious from Natural Science naming its Truths , LAWS. ( smiles). And finding truths based on objective evidence , facts , observed by human witnesses; like in a court case ; evidence can only come from human witnesses. Scientific evidence, data, empirical evidence must meet the same requirement as court room evidence.
So, now I'm a superlogician ! Social logician
A professor because you read so much. I think you read more than I do. <
I actually don’t read as much as most professors. That’s one reason I didn’t go into it as a career when I was in my 20’s ; went into law instead .
Law built up my brain logical ability, which logical ability was already excellent. Then i got dialectical logic from Marxism ! So, now I'm a superlogician !
I never developed my enjoyment of reading when I was young. I read as work for school , trying to get grades especially through high school and college. I’m not a book worm . I read books partially for writing papers .
Anyway, I read more than the average person, but less than the average high level professor.
You read like a professor. <
I actually don’t read as much as most professors. That’s one reason I didn’t go into it as a career when I was in my 20’s ; went into law instead .
Law built up my brain logical ability, which logical ability was already excellent. Then i got dialectical logic from Marxism ! So, now I'm a superlogician !
I never developed my enjoyment of reading when I was young. I read as work for school , trying to get grades especially through high school and college. I’m not a book worm . I read books partially for writing papers .
Anyway, I read more than the average person, but less than the average high level professor.
You read like a professor. <
The Trump regime's negotiating ploy in
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Islamabad, Pakistan with Iran was a
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complete disaster. The Trump regime
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showed up and they tried to change the
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10-point negotiating framework that they
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previously agreed to with Iran. Iran
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said, "No, we're sticking with the
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framework you previously agreed to." And
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then the Trump regime basically said,
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"If you don't agree to our demands,0:20
"If you don't agree to our demands,
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we're going to kill all of your
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negotiators." And how did they do that?
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During the mediation in Islamabad, they
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planted a story in the Washington Post
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which basically suggested killing the
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negotiators. Also, Donald Trump made a
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social media post saying, "The only
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reason we're keeping these negotiators
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alive is so that they can negotiate andTranscript
:
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reason we're keeping these negotiators
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alive is so that they can negotiate and
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give up." And the Iranian negotiators
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who were the top leaders within Iran
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said, "Well, your threats don't
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intimidate us. We showed what we can do
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during this war and we could strangle
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the global economy if we want to and
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especially the United States economy and
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we'll help our allies and destroy theespecially the United States economy and
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we'll help our allies and destroy the
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United States and their allies or former
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allies. So Iran then stood up and said
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agree to the negotiating framework or
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else there's not going to be a
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resolution. Stop with your excessive
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demands in trying to defraud this entire
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mediation process. And then there was a
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stalemate that was reached. it cannot be
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uh brokered in terms of any deal. And so<
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Saturday, April 11, 2026
21st Century Fidel, protected by El Puebla from imperialist assassination attempt
Burkina Faso proletariat win a battle for revolutionary democracy
2,000 Calls in 30 Minutes - When the People Saved Ibrahim Traoré at 3:45 AM <
Jan15 2026 • United Kingdom #IbrahimTraore #WestAfrica
#IbrahimTraore #BurkinaFaso #AfricaNews At 2:47 a.m., a single gunshot shattered the silence of Burkina Faso's capital. What followed was not just a failed coup attempt against President Ibrahim Traoré, but a moment that redefined power, loyalty, and popular resistance in modern Africa. As armed assailants advanced through betrayal from within, ordinary civilians-unarmed and uncommanded-walked into the darkness to protect what they believed was theirs. This video reconstructs the night step by step:<
- The internal betrayal that nearly succeeded
- The decision of a president who refused to flee
https://youtu.be/87ocV8hCYq0?si=rN_e9mLkiHHVF5ZN
This video reconstructs the night step by step:
- The internal betrayal that nearly succeeded
- The decision of a president who refused to flee
- The moment civilians formed a human shield
- The collapse of a carefully planned coup
- And the political, economic, and international consequences that followed For some analysts in the West, the events raised uncomfortable questions about security and institutions. For millions across Africa, they offered something else: proof that legitimacy rooted in the people behaves differently when challenged.
Was this an act of emotion-or a new model of resistance?
Can popular vigilance become the foundation of lasting governance?
Please share if you believe the people-not weapons-are the real power. Subscribe if you believe the truth matters more than the headlines. #AfricanSovereignty #Sahel #WestAfrica #AfricaPolitics #AntiCoup #PopularResistancePlease share if you believe the people-not weapons-are the real power. Subscribe if you believe the truth matters more than the headlines. #AfricanSovereignty #Sahel #WestAfrica #AfricaPolitics #AntiCoup #PopularResistance #Geopolitics #AfricanLeadership Watch More: • • PUTIN Explains Why Ven... • • Satellites Revealed Wh... • • Why the U.S. Bombed IS... • • Defection Game: How Pe... • If you like this type of content, make sure to: Subscribe for more content: • / @africarevolution-o4e Turn on the notification bell so you don't <
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2,000 Calls in 30 Minutes - When the People Saved Ibrahim Traoré at 3:45 AM <
Jan15 2026 • United Kingdom #IbrahimTraore #WestAfrica
#IbrahimTraore #BurkinaFaso #AfricaNews At 2:47 a.m., a single gunshot shattered the silence of Burkina Faso's capital. What followed was not just a failed coup attempt against President Ibrahim Traoré, but a moment that redefined power, loyalty, and popular resistance in modern Africa. As armed assailants advanced through betrayal from within, ordinary civilians-unarmed and uncommanded-walked into the darkness to protect what they believed was theirs. This video reconstructs the night step by step:<
- The internal betrayal that nearly succeeded
- The decision of a president who refused to flee
https://youtu.be/87ocV8hCYq0?si=rN_e9mLkiHHVF5ZN
This video reconstructs the night step by step:
- The internal betrayal that nearly succeeded
- The decision of a president who refused to flee
- The moment civilians formed a human shield
- The collapse of a carefully planned coup
- And the political, economic, and international consequences that followed For some analysts in the West, the events raised uncomfortable questions about security and institutions. For millions across Africa, they offered something else: proof that legitimacy rooted in the people behaves differently when challenged.
Was this an act of emotion-or a new model of resistance?
Can popular vigilance become the foundation of lasting governance?
Please share if you believe the people-not weapons-are the real power. Subscribe if you believe the truth matters more than the headlines. #AfricanSovereignty #Sahel #WestAfrica #AfricaPolitics #AntiCoup #PopularResistancePlease share if you believe the people-not weapons-are the real power. Subscribe if you believe the truth matters more than the headlines. #AfricanSovereignty #Sahel #WestAfrica #AfricaPolitics #AntiCoup #PopularResistance #Geopolitics #AfricanLeadership Watch More: • • PUTIN Explains Why Ven... • • Satellites Revealed Wh... • • Why the U.S. Bombed IS... • • Defection Game: How Pe... • If you like this type of content, make sure to: Subscribe for more content: • / @africarevolution-o4e Turn on the notification bell so you don't <
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BURKINA FASO Tops African University
Evaluation - Traore Shocks the World
Apr9
2026
#IbrahimTraore
#AfricanDiasporaNewsChannel
Across Africa, stories of transformation are often told through politics, economics, or conflict. But sometimes the most powerful change begins in classrooms, laboratories, and universities. A remarkable academic achievement in Burkina Faso is now drawing attention across the continent and beyond. It is a story about knowledge, determination, and the rising intellectual power of a nation that many people once underestimated.
During the forty-seventh session of the African and Malagasy Council for Higher Education, commonly known as CAMES, Burkina Faso achieved an extraordinary result. Out of 328 academic candidates presented by universities and research
https://youtu.be/CoCzE7dQJPA?si=t1kVrhwV6S1T5QsX
During the forty-seventh session of the African and Malagasy Council for Higher Education, commonly known as CAMES, Burkina Faso achieved an extraordinary result. Out of 328 academic candidates presented by universities and research institutions, 318 scholars were admitted to the official qualification lists. That represents a success rate of nearly 97 percent - an exceptional outcome within one of the most rigorous academic evaluation systems in francophone Africa.
CAMES plays a crucial role in maintaining academic standards across many countries. Professors and researchers must demonstrate years of published research, teaching experience, and scientific contributions before receiving recognition. When a large number of scholars from one country succeed in this process, it signals something deeper than individual achievements. It reflects the growing strength of an entire educational ecosystem.
This moment is part of a broader transformation taking place in Burkina Faso. Under the leadership of Captain IbrahimTraore, the country has increasingly emphasized the importance ofFollowing the impressive CAMES results, the government announced the creation of 300 new academic and research positions within the higher education system. This decision represents a long-term investment in the future. By expanding the number of lecturers, associate professors, and senior researchers, the country aims to strengthen universities and improve the learning environment for thousands of students. For young people across Burkina Faso, these changes could be transformative. More professors mean better mentorship, stronger research programs, and greater opportunities for advanced study. Students who participate in research projects develop critical skills in analysis, innovation, and scientific communication. These capabilities are essential for addressing modern challenges in agriculture, public health, technology, and energy development.
Observers across the African Union are paying close attention to this development. Many supporters of Pan-African cooperation see itchallenges in agriculture, public health, technology, and energy development. Observers across the African Union are paying close attention to this development. Many supporters of Pan-African cooperation see it as an encouraging sign that African institutions are building their own systems of academic excellence.
The success also resonates with the broader ideas of PanAfricanism, which emphasize intellectual self-reliance and collaboration across the continent. At the same time, conversations within the AfricanDiasporaNewsChannel community and other international platforms show growing curiosity about how Africa new academic centers are emerging in unexpected places. The progress in Burkina Faso suggests that academic leadership does not belong only to long-established institutions but can grow wherever nations invest seriously in education.<
The story also highlights a changing relationship between Africa and the outside world. For decades, discussions about development often focusedThe story also highlights a changing relationship between Africa and the outside world. For decades, discussions about development often focused on external assistance from countries such as France.
Today, a different narrative is taking shape-one where African scholars, universities, and research networks are defining their own academic standards and shaping the intellectual future of the continent.
This is why the achievement at CAMES is more than a statistical success. It represents a shift in how knowledge, research, and education are viewed within Burkina Faso and across Africa. When a nation invests in its thinkers, scientists, and educators, it builds the foundation for long-term progress.
Here at AFRICA RISING VIEW, we believe stories like this deserve global attention. They remind us that the future of Africa will not only be written through political events or economic projects, but also through the quiet, powerful work of scholars,
https://youtu.be/CoCzE7dQJPA?si=t1kVrhwV6S1T5QsX
During the forty-seventh session of the African and Malagasy Council for Higher Education, commonly known as CAMES, Burkina Faso achieved an extraordinary result. Out of 328 academic candidates presented by universities and research institutions, 318 scholars were admitted to the official qualification lists. That represents a success rate of nearly 97 percent - an exceptional outcome within one of the most rigorous academic evaluation systems in francophone Africa.
CAMES plays a crucial role in maintaining academic standards across many countries. Professors and researchers must demonstrate years of published research, teaching experience, and scientific contributions before receiving recognition. When a large number of scholars from one country succeed in this process, it signals something deeper than individual achievements. It reflects the growing strength of an entire educational ecosystem.
This moment is part of a broader transformation taking place in Burkina Faso. Under the leadership of Captain IbrahimTraore, the country has increasingly emphasized the importance ofFollowing the impressive CAMES results, the government announced the creation of 300 new academic and research positions within the higher education system. This decision represents a long-term investment in the future. By expanding the number of lecturers, associate professors, and senior researchers, the country aims to strengthen universities and improve the learning environment for thousands of students. For young people across Burkina Faso, these changes could be transformative. More professors mean better mentorship, stronger research programs, and greater opportunities for advanced study. Students who participate in research projects develop critical skills in analysis, innovation, and scientific communication. These capabilities are essential for addressing modern challenges in agriculture, public health, technology, and energy development.
Observers across the African Union are paying close attention to this development. Many supporters of Pan-African cooperation see itchallenges in agriculture, public health, technology, and energy development. Observers across the African Union are paying close attention to this development. Many supporters of Pan-African cooperation see it as an encouraging sign that African institutions are building their own systems of academic excellence.
The success also resonates with the broader ideas of PanAfricanism, which emphasize intellectual self-reliance and collaboration across the continent. At the same time, conversations within the AfricanDiasporaNewsChannel community and other international platforms show growing curiosity about how Africa new academic centers are emerging in unexpected places. The progress in Burkina Faso suggests that academic leadership does not belong only to long-established institutions but can grow wherever nations invest seriously in education.<
The story also highlights a changing relationship between Africa and the outside world. For decades, discussions about development often focusedThe story also highlights a changing relationship between Africa and the outside world. For decades, discussions about development often focused on external assistance from countries such as France.
Today, a different narrative is taking shape-one where African scholars, universities, and research networks are defining their own academic standards and shaping the intellectual future of the continent.
This is why the achievement at CAMES is more than a statistical success. It represents a shift in how knowledge, research, and education are viewed within Burkina Faso and across Africa. When a nation invests in its thinkers, scientists, and educators, it builds the foundation for long-term progress.
Here at AFRICA RISING VIEW, we believe stories like this deserve global attention. They remind us that the future of Africa will not only be written through political events or economic projects, but also through the quiet, powerful work of scholars,
BREAKING LIVE: Traoré's REVOLUTIONARY SPEECH SHAKES THE WORLD | ENGLISH
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Description LIVE BROADCAST: Ibrahim Traoré delivers a powerful and revolutionary speech to the African diaspora worldwide. In this historic address, Traore speaks directly to Africans across the globe, addressing unity, sovereignty, economic independence, and the future of Africa in a changing global order. This is more than a speech - it's a message that could redefine Africa's relationship with the world and inspire a new generation of leaders and thinkers. What does this mean for Africa? Is this the beginning of a new era for Pan- Africanism? How will the diaspora respond? Stay tuned and watch the FULL speech in English. Subscribe for more LIVE coverage, African geopolitics, and powerful speeches. #IbrahimTraore #AfricaLive #PanAfricanism #AfricanDiaspora #BurkinaFaso #AfricaRising
Friday, April 10, 2026
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Blackwell correctly critiqued Darwin
CB: Importantly, one of Blackwell’s corrections of Darwin is the basis for a valid Social Darwinism or True theory of Human Evolution. Blackwell says cooperation and balance were key to humans being selected for in the ultimate Darwinian test -population growth - not competition and savage rivalry. Competition and savage rivalry only begins to dominate 6,000 years ago with so-called civilization. For 2.5 million years of the Stone Age it was cooperation and balance that allowed humans to be so successful in adapting in the Darwinian sense .<
Blackwell is not just politically correct . She is scientifically correct . It is a major advance in science.
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The Woman Who Challenged Darwin’s Sexism How a preacher with no scientific training ended up writing the first feminist critique of The Descent of Man (sic)
Rebekkah Rubin
November 9, 2017 DGH9DJ 2.jpg In her second book, The Sexes Throughout Nature, Blackwell argued that while male lions are physically larger and stronger, female lions were “more complex in structure and in functions” through their ability to reproduce and feed their young. Ben McRae / Alamy In 1869, Antoinette Brown Blackwell published her first book, titled Studies in General Science. She sent a copy across the Atlantic Ocean to Charles Darwin, whose Origin of Species had taken the world by storm a decade earlier. Darwin replied to Blackwell personally, thanking her for her book and noting that, “[i]n turning over the pages I notice that you quote some statements made by me & very little known to public.”
Darwin made one mistake in his response, though: His letter was addressed, “Dear Sir.”
At the time, Blackwell made no acknowledgement of this (admittedly minor) oversight. But what happened next suggests that the error did not go unnoticed. In fact, it was this assumption that minds of learning must be, by default, male that she would address in her second book—one aimed squarely at Darwin and other elite male scientists of his time.
That book, a collection of essays entitled The Sexes Throughout Nature, would come out 6 years later. In it, Blackwell directly challenged conclusions made by Darwin as well as the social scientist Herbert Spencer, who coined the phrase “survival of the fittest.” In the time between the publication of Studies in General Science and Blackwell’s new book of essays, Darwin had published The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex.
In The Descent of Man, Darwin argued that evolution made man “superior” to woman. For Darwin, that superiority largely played out in the intellectual and artistic realm. He wrote: “If two lists were made of the most eminent men and women in poetry, painting, sculpture, music—comprising composition and performance, history science and philosophy … the two lists would not bear comparison.” Spencer echoed Darwin’s sentiments and went further, postulating that in order for the human race to flourish, women must devote their lives to reproduction.
For the 44-year-old Blackwell, who had devoted her life to promoting women’s equality, Darwin and Spencer’s conclusions were unacceptable. By penning what would become the first published feminist critique of Darwin, she set out to prove that not only were their many of their claims morally distasteful—they were unscientific.
The Woman Who Challenged Darwin's Sexism Antoinette Brown Blackwell. Wikimedia Commons
*€ € Blackwell’s campaign for women’s rights began 20 years earlier, when she attended Oberlin Collegiate Institute, now Oberlin College, in Ohio. Her older brother had graduated from the Theological Seminary, and Blackwell intended to do the same. Although her mother suggested that she serve as a missionary, Blackwell sought to become ordained as a Protestant minister—despite the fact that no woman had been ordained as a Protestant minister in the United States before.
Despite her early calling to the Congregationalism, she had not yet reconciled her religious teachings with her views on women’s rights. When Blackwell arrived in Ohio, she found that although women could matriculate and receive degrees from the Institute, the Theology Department banned women.
The faculty, and even her advisor, initially opposed her efforts. But they relented, on one condition: she would not receive a degree for her work. While at Oberlin, she continued to advocate for herself and other women students. As a result of religious edicts, women were not allowed to partake in public speaking exercises. Determined to practice the skills necessary for her chosen career, she formed a clandestine women’s debating club. Once she finished the coursework, she left Ohio in search of a job as a preacher.
To financially support herself while searching for a church that would ordain and employ a woman preacher, Blackwell traveled throughout the eastern United States lecturing on women’s rights and abolitionism. Effusive and determined, she refused to let stumbling blocks impede her; when a stagecoach was too full to carry her to a speaking engagement, she walked seven and a half miles in a snowstorm. When asked to address the first national women’s rights convention assembled in 1850 in Worcester, Massachusetts, Blackwell pointedly denounced biblical prohibitions of women speaking in public.
In 1853, Blackwell secured a post as a preacher at a Congregationalist church in South Butler, New York. At the time, both sides of the Atlantic were struggling to fit powerful new scientific theories into their previous worldviews. The discovery of dinosaur fossils caused scientists to consider the possibility of the extinction of species; the fossil record suggested that the Earth was much older than traditional Christian teachings suggested. These scientific currents came to a head with the publication of On the Origin of Species in 1859: Suddenly, people were forced to reckon with the idea that science was at odds with the Christian Bible.
Blackwell was among those grappling with science’s social implications. Reading works by scientists and social scientists such as Darwin and Spencer forced Blackwell to come to terms with her moral, religious and scientific beliefs. Just as Blackwell preached against Biblical passages that were at odds with her ethics, she began to write against scientific theories that she believed to be biased. Through her writing, she reconciled her understanding of science with her religious beliefs: “If one can perceive a truth,” she wrote, “it matters very little whether he got it at first hand from God’s book, or from man’s."
Blackwell had no formal scientific training, which she freely admitted. But she read widely. Although she knew her critique of Darwin and Spencer—who she called “the great masters of science and scientific inference”—would be seen as presumptuous, she believed she had one qualification to address inequality of the sexes through evolution: she was a woman.
To refute Darwin and Spencer’s claims that the process of evolution made man superior to women, it was vital to Blackwell that women weigh in. Male scientists, Blackwell wrote, stood on “a learned masculine eminence, looking from their isolated male standpoints through their men’s spectacles and through the misty atmosphere of entailed hereditary glamour.”<
£ In other words: Men, by virtue of being men, were biased, and so too were their scientific theories. And if women, such as herself, had little scientific training, so be it. “There is no alternative!” Blackwell exclaimed. “Only a woman can approach the subject from a feminine standpoint; and there are none but beginners among us in this class of investigations.”
To surmount her lack of scientific training, Blackwell utilized Darwin’s own data in The Sexes Throughout Nature. Although she held an unwavering belief in math, reason and quantitative data, her conclusions were more philosophical than scientific. But in the 1870s, Darwin’s own conclusions hinged on the uncertainties of genetics, a field not yet widely understood. For instance, he believed (incorrectly) that organisms inherited characteristics largely from the parents of the same sex.
Darwin’s conclusions, Blackwell argued, did not take into account the unique characteristics of females throughout all species, so Blackwell took on the task herself. She made charts split into the categories of plants, insects, fish, aquatic mammals, birds, herbivores, carnivores and humans. Then, she evaluated the characteristics of the male and female of each group. For example, Blackwell notes that male lions are physically larger and stronger, while female lions are “more complex in structure and in functions” through their ability to reproduce and feed their young.
By reexamining Darwin’s data, Blackwell concludes: “As a whole, the males and females of the same species, from mollusk up to man, may continue their related evolution, as true equivalents, in all modes of force, physical and psychical.” She maintained that males and females in all species had different strengths, but ultimately, their strengths existed in equilibrium.
! Although some reviews of The Sexes Throughout Nature lauded the work, Popular Science Monthly suggested that Blackwell’s hypothesis was impossible to prove scientifically because it concerned human character and values. This was true—but also a criticism that could be leveled at many theories within social science. Ever determined, Blackwell continued to write tracts on science, philosophy and women’s rights, and she presented papers at the meetings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Today Blackwell isn’t usually remembered as a scientist, and indeed, much of her work wouldn’t be recognized as science by modern standards. However, her project to dismantle the barriers to women in science and other research and intellectual fields is no less important.
“Many women have grievously felt the burden of laws or customs interfering unwarrantably with their property, their children, or their political and personal rights,” Blackwell wrote. “I have felt this also; but more than any or all other forms of limitation and proscription, I have realized in my inmost soul that most subtle outlawry of the feminine intellect which warns it off from the highest fields of human research."
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CB: Importantly, one of Blackwell’s corrections of Darwin is the basis for a valid Social Darwinism or True theory of Human Evolution. Blackwell says cooperation and balance were key to humans being selected for in the ultimate Darwinian test -population growth - not competition and savage rivalry. Competition and savage rivalry only begins to dominate 6,000 years ago with so-called civilization. For 2.5 million years of the Stone Age it was cooperation and balance that allowed humans to be so successful in adapting in the Darwinian sense .<
Blackwell is not just politically correct . She is scientifically correct . It is a major advance in science.
///////////////////////////////////////////////
The Woman Who Challenged Darwin’s Sexism How a preacher with no scientific training ended up writing the first feminist critique of The Descent of Man (sic)
Rebekkah Rubin
November 9, 2017 DGH9DJ 2.jpg In her second book, The Sexes Throughout Nature, Blackwell argued that while male lions are physically larger and stronger, female lions were “more complex in structure and in functions” through their ability to reproduce and feed their young. Ben McRae / Alamy In 1869, Antoinette Brown Blackwell published her first book, titled Studies in General Science. She sent a copy across the Atlantic Ocean to Charles Darwin, whose Origin of Species had taken the world by storm a decade earlier. Darwin replied to Blackwell personally, thanking her for her book and noting that, “[i]n turning over the pages I notice that you quote some statements made by me & very little known to public.”
Darwin made one mistake in his response, though: His letter was addressed, “Dear Sir.”
At the time, Blackwell made no acknowledgement of this (admittedly minor) oversight. But what happened next suggests that the error did not go unnoticed. In fact, it was this assumption that minds of learning must be, by default, male that she would address in her second book—one aimed squarely at Darwin and other elite male scientists of his time.
That book, a collection of essays entitled The Sexes Throughout Nature, would come out 6 years later. In it, Blackwell directly challenged conclusions made by Darwin as well as the social scientist Herbert Spencer, who coined the phrase “survival of the fittest.” In the time between the publication of Studies in General Science and Blackwell’s new book of essays, Darwin had published The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex.
In The Descent of Man, Darwin argued that evolution made man “superior” to woman. For Darwin, that superiority largely played out in the intellectual and artistic realm. He wrote: “If two lists were made of the most eminent men and women in poetry, painting, sculpture, music—comprising composition and performance, history science and philosophy … the two lists would not bear comparison.” Spencer echoed Darwin’s sentiments and went further, postulating that in order for the human race to flourish, women must devote their lives to reproduction.
For the 44-year-old Blackwell, who had devoted her life to promoting women’s equality, Darwin and Spencer’s conclusions were unacceptable. By penning what would become the first published feminist critique of Darwin, she set out to prove that not only were their many of their claims morally distasteful—they were unscientific.
The Woman Who Challenged Darwin's Sexism Antoinette Brown Blackwell. Wikimedia Commons
*€ € Blackwell’s campaign for women’s rights began 20 years earlier, when she attended Oberlin Collegiate Institute, now Oberlin College, in Ohio. Her older brother had graduated from the Theological Seminary, and Blackwell intended to do the same. Although her mother suggested that she serve as a missionary, Blackwell sought to become ordained as a Protestant minister—despite the fact that no woman had been ordained as a Protestant minister in the United States before.
Despite her early calling to the Congregationalism, she had not yet reconciled her religious teachings with her views on women’s rights. When Blackwell arrived in Ohio, she found that although women could matriculate and receive degrees from the Institute, the Theology Department banned women.
The faculty, and even her advisor, initially opposed her efforts. But they relented, on one condition: she would not receive a degree for her work. While at Oberlin, she continued to advocate for herself and other women students. As a result of religious edicts, women were not allowed to partake in public speaking exercises. Determined to practice the skills necessary for her chosen career, she formed a clandestine women’s debating club. Once she finished the coursework, she left Ohio in search of a job as a preacher.
To financially support herself while searching for a church that would ordain and employ a woman preacher, Blackwell traveled throughout the eastern United States lecturing on women’s rights and abolitionism. Effusive and determined, she refused to let stumbling blocks impede her; when a stagecoach was too full to carry her to a speaking engagement, she walked seven and a half miles in a snowstorm. When asked to address the first national women’s rights convention assembled in 1850 in Worcester, Massachusetts, Blackwell pointedly denounced biblical prohibitions of women speaking in public.
In 1853, Blackwell secured a post as a preacher at a Congregationalist church in South Butler, New York. At the time, both sides of the Atlantic were struggling to fit powerful new scientific theories into their previous worldviews. The discovery of dinosaur fossils caused scientists to consider the possibility of the extinction of species; the fossil record suggested that the Earth was much older than traditional Christian teachings suggested. These scientific currents came to a head with the publication of On the Origin of Species in 1859: Suddenly, people were forced to reckon with the idea that science was at odds with the Christian Bible.
Blackwell was among those grappling with science’s social implications. Reading works by scientists and social scientists such as Darwin and Spencer forced Blackwell to come to terms with her moral, religious and scientific beliefs. Just as Blackwell preached against Biblical passages that were at odds with her ethics, she began to write against scientific theories that she believed to be biased. Through her writing, she reconciled her understanding of science with her religious beliefs: “If one can perceive a truth,” she wrote, “it matters very little whether he got it at first hand from God’s book, or from man’s."
Blackwell had no formal scientific training, which she freely admitted. But she read widely. Although she knew her critique of Darwin and Spencer—who she called “the great masters of science and scientific inference”—would be seen as presumptuous, she believed she had one qualification to address inequality of the sexes through evolution: she was a woman.
To refute Darwin and Spencer’s claims that the process of evolution made man superior to women, it was vital to Blackwell that women weigh in. Male scientists, Blackwell wrote, stood on “a learned masculine eminence, looking from their isolated male standpoints through their men’s spectacles and through the misty atmosphere of entailed hereditary glamour.”<
£ In other words: Men, by virtue of being men, were biased, and so too were their scientific theories. And if women, such as herself, had little scientific training, so be it. “There is no alternative!” Blackwell exclaimed. “Only a woman can approach the subject from a feminine standpoint; and there are none but beginners among us in this class of investigations.”
To surmount her lack of scientific training, Blackwell utilized Darwin’s own data in The Sexes Throughout Nature. Although she held an unwavering belief in math, reason and quantitative data, her conclusions were more philosophical than scientific. But in the 1870s, Darwin’s own conclusions hinged on the uncertainties of genetics, a field not yet widely understood. For instance, he believed (incorrectly) that organisms inherited characteristics largely from the parents of the same sex.
Darwin’s conclusions, Blackwell argued, did not take into account the unique characteristics of females throughout all species, so Blackwell took on the task herself. She made charts split into the categories of plants, insects, fish, aquatic mammals, birds, herbivores, carnivores and humans. Then, she evaluated the characteristics of the male and female of each group. For example, Blackwell notes that male lions are physically larger and stronger, while female lions are “more complex in structure and in functions” through their ability to reproduce and feed their young.
By reexamining Darwin’s data, Blackwell concludes: “As a whole, the males and females of the same species, from mollusk up to man, may continue their related evolution, as true equivalents, in all modes of force, physical and psychical.” She maintained that males and females in all species had different strengths, but ultimately, their strengths existed in equilibrium.
! Although some reviews of The Sexes Throughout Nature lauded the work, Popular Science Monthly suggested that Blackwell’s hypothesis was impossible to prove scientifically because it concerned human character and values. This was true—but also a criticism that could be leveled at many theories within social science. Ever determined, Blackwell continued to write tracts on science, philosophy and women’s rights, and she presented papers at the meetings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Today Blackwell isn’t usually remembered as a scientist, and indeed, much of her work wouldn’t be recognized as science by modern standards. However, her project to dismantle the barriers to women in science and other research and intellectual fields is no less important.
“Many women have grievously felt the burden of laws or customs interfering unwarrantably with their property, their children, or their political and personal rights,” Blackwell wrote. “I have felt this also; but more than any or all other forms of limitation and proscription, I have realized in my inmost soul that most subtle outlawry of the feminine intellect which warns it off from the highest fields of human research."
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Karl Marx's Political Economic Riddle of Lazy Rascals doing all the LABOUR, but with nothing to show for it
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We have seen how money is changed into capital; how through capital surplus-value is made, and from surplus-value more capital. But the accumulation of capital presupposes surplus-value; surplus-value presupposes capitalistic production; capitalistic production presupposes the pre-existence of considerable masses of capital and of labour power in the hands of producers of commodities. The whole movement, therefore, seems to turn in a vicious circle, out of which we can only get by supposing a primitive accumulation (previous accumulation of Adam Smith) preceding capitalistic accumulation; an accumulation not the result of the capitalistic mode of production, but its starting point.
"This primitive accumulation plays in Political Economy about the same part as original sin in theology. Adam bit the apple, and thereupon sin fell on the human race. Its origin is supposed to be explained when it is told as an anecdote of the past. In times long gone by there were two sorts of people; one, the diligent, intelligent, and, above all, frugal elite; the other, lazy rascals, spending their substance, and more, in riotous living. The legend of theological original sin tells us certainly how man came to be condemned to eat his bread in the sweat of his brow; but the history of economic original sin reveals to us that there are people to whom this is by no means essential. Never mind! Thus it came to pass that the former sort accumulated wealth, and the latter sort had at last nothing to sell except their own skins. And from this original sin dates the poverty of the great majority that, despite all its labour, has up to now nothing to sell but itself, and the wealth of the few that increases constantly although they have long ceased to work. Such insipid childishness is every day preached to us in the defence of property. M. Thiers, e.g., had the assurance to repeat it with all the solemnity of a statesman to the French people, once so spirituel. But as soon as the question of property crops up, it becomes a sacred duty to proclaim the intellectual food of the infant as the one thing fit for all ages and for all stages of development. In actual history it is notorious that conquest, enslavement, robbery, murder, briefly force, play the great part. In the tender annals of Political Economy, the idyllic reigns from time immemorial. Right and “labour” were from all time the sole means of enrichment, the present year of course always excepted. As a matter of fact, the methods of primitive accumulation are anything but idyllic." <
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We have seen how money is changed into capital; how through capital surplus-value is made, and from surplus-value more capital. But the accumulation of capital presupposes surplus-value; surplus-value presupposes capitalistic production; capitalistic production presupposes the pre-existence of considerable masses of capital and of labour power in the hands of producers of commodities. The whole movement, therefore, seems to turn in a vicious circle, out of which we can only get by supposing a primitive accumulation (previous accumulation of Adam Smith) preceding capitalistic accumulation; an accumulation not the result of the capitalistic mode of production, but its starting point.
"This primitive accumulation plays in Political Economy about the same part as original sin in theology. Adam bit the apple, and thereupon sin fell on the human race. Its origin is supposed to be explained when it is told as an anecdote of the past. In times long gone by there were two sorts of people; one, the diligent, intelligent, and, above all, frugal elite; the other, lazy rascals, spending their substance, and more, in riotous living. The legend of theological original sin tells us certainly how man came to be condemned to eat his bread in the sweat of his brow; but the history of economic original sin reveals to us that there are people to whom this is by no means essential. Never mind! Thus it came to pass that the former sort accumulated wealth, and the latter sort had at last nothing to sell except their own skins. And from this original sin dates the poverty of the great majority that, despite all its labour, has up to now nothing to sell but itself, and the wealth of the few that increases constantly although they have long ceased to work. Such insipid childishness is every day preached to us in the defence of property. M. Thiers, e.g., had the assurance to repeat it with all the solemnity of a statesman to the French people, once so spirituel. But as soon as the question of property crops up, it becomes a sacred duty to proclaim the intellectual food of the infant as the one thing fit for all ages and for all stages of development. In actual history it is notorious that conquest, enslavement, robbery, murder, briefly force, play the great part. In the tender annals of Political Economy, the idyllic reigns from time immemorial. Right and “labour” were from all time the sole means of enrichment, the present year of course always excepted. As a matter of fact, the methods of primitive accumulation are anything but idyllic." <
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War is a Racket for the Merchants of Death , and for 80 years the Monopoly Racketeer has been what Commander -in-Chief and Supreme Allied Commander Dwight David , "Likeable Ike ", Eisenhower warned about and called out as THE MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX (MIC).
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was the wwii arsenal of democracy the precursor of the military ... く Yes, the WWII "Arsenal of Democracy" is widely considered the direct precursor to the Military-Industrial Complex (MIC).
the Arsenal of Democracy was a temporary, emergency mobilization of private industry for a specific war effort, it established the structural and economic foundations that became permanent during the Cold War. M Law & Liberty +2 Kon Trancitinne fram
Areanal
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Key Transitions from Arsenal to Complex The transformation occurred as the temporary wartime alliance between the government and private industry shifted into a permanent state of readiness. Teaching American ... +1
• From Emergency to Permanence: During WWIl, companies like General Motors and Ford retooled civilian factories to build tanks and planes for a "temporary" crisis. After the war, the rise of the Cold War prevented a return to the pre-war "plowshares" economy, leading to the creation of a permanent armaments industry.
• Economic Integration: The massive federal spending of the WWll era created an entire sector of the economy dependent on defense contracts. By 1961, President Eisenhower noted this influence was felt in "every city, every statehouse, and every office of the federal government"
• Scientific-Technological Revolution: The Ask anything Q was the wwii arsenal of democracy the precursor<
sector or the economy dependent on defense contracts. By 1961, President Eisenhower noted this influence was felt in "every city, every statehouse, and every office of the federal government" Maps • Scientific-Technological Revolution: The Arsenal of Democracy relied on rapid innovation to outpace Axis production. This evolved into a "scientific-technological elite" where research became formalized and largely directed by federal government funding through defense contracts. I Law & Liberty +3 Eisenhower's Perspective In his 1961 Farewell Address, Eisenhower explicitly traced the MIC's origins to "the latest of our world conflicts" (WWIl). He acknowledged that while the United States previously had no permanent arms industry, the modern era compelled the creation of a vast, enduring defense establishment that risked gaining "unwarranted influence" over democratic processes. 7, Teaching American...
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democratic processes. , Teaching American... +3 Would you like to see a breakdown of the specific companies that transitioned from civilian WWIl production to permanent defense contracting? Al can make mistakes, so double-check responses What Happened to the Arsenal of Democracy? - Ralph L. DeFalco III L&l Law & Liberty Eisenhower and the Origins of the "Military-Industrial Complex" * Teaching American History World War II and the Military-Industrial-Congressional Complex = Independent Institute I INDEPENDENT Ask anything Q was the wwii arsenal of democracy the
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http://take10charles.blogspot.com/2026/04/war-is-racket-latest-one-on-iran-see.html
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was the wwii arsenal of democracy the precursor of the military ... く Yes, the WWII "Arsenal of Democracy" is widely considered the direct precursor to the Military-Industrial Complex (MIC).
the Arsenal of Democracy was a temporary, emergency mobilization of private industry for a specific war effort, it established the structural and economic foundations that became permanent during the Cold War. M Law & Liberty +2 Kon Trancitinne fram
Areanal
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Key Transitions from Arsenal to Complex The transformation occurred as the temporary wartime alliance between the government and private industry shifted into a permanent state of readiness. Teaching American ... +1
• From Emergency to Permanence: During WWIl, companies like General Motors and Ford retooled civilian factories to build tanks and planes for a "temporary" crisis. After the war, the rise of the Cold War prevented a return to the pre-war "plowshares" economy, leading to the creation of a permanent armaments industry.
• Economic Integration: The massive federal spending of the WWll era created an entire sector of the economy dependent on defense contracts. By 1961, President Eisenhower noted this influence was felt in "every city, every statehouse, and every office of the federal government"
• Scientific-Technological Revolution: The Ask anything Q was the wwii arsenal of democracy the precursor<
sector or the economy dependent on defense contracts. By 1961, President Eisenhower noted this influence was felt in "every city, every statehouse, and every office of the federal government" Maps • Scientific-Technological Revolution: The Arsenal of Democracy relied on rapid innovation to outpace Axis production. This evolved into a "scientific-technological elite" where research became formalized and largely directed by federal government funding through defense contracts. I Law & Liberty +3 Eisenhower's Perspective In his 1961 Farewell Address, Eisenhower explicitly traced the MIC's origins to "the latest of our world conflicts" (WWIl). He acknowledged that while the United States previously had no permanent arms industry, the modern era compelled the creation of a vast, enduring defense establishment that risked gaining "unwarranted influence" over democratic processes. 7, Teaching American...
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democratic processes. , Teaching American... +3 Would you like to see a breakdown of the specific companies that transitioned from civilian WWIl production to permanent defense contracting? Al can make mistakes, so double-check responses What Happened to the Arsenal of Democracy? - Ralph L. DeFalco III L&l Law & Liberty Eisenhower and the Origins of the "Military-Industrial Complex" * Teaching American History World War II and the Military-Industrial-Congressional Complex = Independent Institute I INDEPENDENT Ask anything Q was the wwii arsenal of democracy the
Another silver lining in the Republican Stormtrooper clouds
Another silver lining in the Republican Stormtrooper clouds
American opinions about Israel shift dramatically, new poll reveals Kaitlyn Kennedy 5 hours ago Washington DC - New polling data reveals that unfavorable opinions of Israel are on the rise in the US, particularly among young Americans. IND ¡NO
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The U.S. is the most authoritarian country in the world :
The U.S. is the most authoritarian country in the world :<
1) US has the world's largest number of people in prison in both absolute and per capita terms .
2) Speech is thorougly suppressed because private employers are not regulated by the First Amendment. Employers can fire workers for speech . The private bosses are the AUTHORITIES
3) Individuals' speech may be protected from government censorship , but the vast majority of people cannot broadcast their speech to a significant number of others . Only some of the very rich can . There is only freedom of the press, freedom to broadcast for those who own the presses , the mass broadcast enterprises . Free speech is only a significant democratic right if one can speak to masses . The Oligarchs are the AUTHorities
4) There isn't one person / one vote . There is one dollar/ one vote . Money rules elections. Republican Party and Supreme Court extensively and continuously repress Black voters. <
(China's population is 4 times that of the US ; China : 1.41 billion ; US :340 million 1.8 million is .005 of 340 million 1.69 million is .001 of 1.41 billion So, US per capita prison population is 5 times higher than China's
1) US has the world's largest number of people in prison in both absolute and per capita terms .
2) Speech is thorougly suppressed because private employers are not regulated by the First Amendment. Employers can fire workers for speech . The private bosses are the AUTHORITIES
3) Individuals' speech may be protected from government censorship , but the vast majority of people cannot broadcast their speech to a significant number of others . Only some of the very rich can . There is only freedom of the press, freedom to broadcast for those who own the presses , the mass broadcast enterprises . Free speech is only a significant democratic right if one can speak to masses . The Oligarchs are the AUTHorities
4) There isn't one person / one vote . There is one dollar/ one vote . Money rules elections. Republican Party and Supreme Court extensively and continuously repress Black voters. <
(China's population is 4 times that of the US ; China : 1.41 billion ; US :340 million 1.8 million is .005 of 340 million 1.69 million is .001 of 1.41 billion So, US per capita prison population is 5 times higher than China's
Eisenhower's Final Warning: Why He Suspected A Military Coup Against Kennedy
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January 17, 1961: Eisenhower's farewell address.
Five-star general who won WWIl warns America about "military-industrial complex." Three days later, JFK takes office. April 1961: Bay of Pigs disaster. Kennedy refuses military escalation.
Generals blame him. March 1962: General Lemnitzer presents Operation Northwoods... more
about "military-industrial complex." Three days later, JFK takes office. April 1961: Bay of Pigs disaster. Kennedy refuses military escalation. Generals blame him. March 1962: General Lemnitzer presents Operation Northwoods— Pentagon plan to stage terrorist attacks on American civilians and blame Cuba. Proposals include: sinking U.S. ships, bombing Miami, shooting down civilian aircraft, killing Cuban refugees. All to justify invading Cuba. Kennedy's response: "We are not going to invade Cuba." December 1962: Kennedy fires Lemnitzer. October 1962: Cuban Missile Crisis. Joint Chiefs demand air strikes. Kennedy chooses diplomacy. General LeMay: "Greatest defeat in our history." June 1963: Kennedy announces nuclear test ban. Military opposes. November 22, 1963: Kennedy assassinated. Warren Commission includes Allen Dulles-CIA director Kennedy fired. Eisenhower's warning became prophecy. Timeline: 00:00 Intro 01:34 THE GENERAL 03:28 THE HANDOVER 04:21 THE BAY OF PIGS 05:28 OPERATION NORTHWOODS
about "military-industrial complex." Three days later, JFK takes office. April 1961: Bay of Pigs disaster. Kennedy refuses military escalation. Generals blame him. March 1962: General Lemnitzer presents Operation Northwoods— Pentagon plan to stage terrorist attacks on American civilians and blame Cuba. Proposals include: sinking U.S. ships, bombing Miami, shooting down civilian aircraft, killing Cuban refugees. All to justify invading Cuba. Kennedy's response: "We are not going to invade Cuba." December 1962: Kennedy fires Lemnitzer. October 1962: Cuban Missile Crisis. Joint Chiefs demand air strikes. Kennedy chooses diplomacy. General LeMay: "Greatest defeat in our history." June 1963: Kennedy announces nuclear test ban. Military opposes. November 22, 1963: Kennedy assassinated. Warren Commission includes Allen Dulles-CIA director Kennedy fired. Eisenhower's warning became prophecy. Timeline: 00:00 Intro 01:34 THE GENERAL 03:28 THE HANDOVER 04:21 THE BAY OF PIGS 05:28 OPERATION NORTHWOODS
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Alex Gordon | Why the West CANNOT COMPUTE China's Socialist Success
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To support our work: • / empirewatch In episode 70 of Global Majority for Peace, lleana Chan is joined by Alex Gordon, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Britain @CommunistParty former president of the RMT rail and seafarers' union, and long-time anti-war organizer. Alex breaks down why U.S. imperialism is in clear decline and what replaces it, whether communism has a viable future inside the imperial core, and how the British ruling class switches between courting and smearing China. He also discusses the real labor gains China has made, including the largest collective bargaining agreement in history, and explains why British trade unionists need direct delegation trips to China, now visa-free. He alsoHe also offers practical advice on how to identify the "compatible left" that serves imperialism versus genuine anti‑imperialist forces. Alex Gordon is the former President of the rail workers and seafarers’ trade union RMT, the Chair of the Marx Memorial Library and Workers’ School and the recently elected General Secretary of the Communist Party of Britain (CPB).
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To support our work: • / empirewatch In episode 70 of Global Majority for Peace, lleana Chan is joined by Alex Gordon, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Britain @CommunistParty former president of the RMT rail and seafarers' union, and long-time anti-war organizer. Alex breaks down why U.S. imperialism is in clear decline and what replaces it, whether communism has a viable future inside the imperial core, and how the British ruling class switches between courting and smearing China. He also discusses the real labor gains China has made, including the largest collective bargaining agreement in history, and explains why British trade unionists need direct delegation trips to China, now visa-free. He alsoHe also offers practical advice on how to identify the "compatible left" that serves imperialism versus genuine anti‑imperialist forces. Alex Gordon is the former President of the rail workers and seafarers’ trade union RMT, the Chair of the Marx Memorial Library and Workers’ School and the recently elected General Secretary of the Communist Party of Britain (CPB).
Wednesday, April 8, 2026
Sean Foo: Big Strategic Win for Iran over America
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As the US and Iran comes to a ceasefire, the terms Trump is potentially accepting shows a total breakdown of US resolve. The economic damage is extensive, the petrodollar is done and even G7 allies are dumping their gold holdings.
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As the US and Iran comes to a ceasefire, the terms Trump is potentially accepting shows a total breakdown of US resolve. The economic damage is extensive, the petrodollar is done and even G7 allies are dumping their gold holdings.
IKL The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter Subscribe BREAKING: Iran says it has "forced" the US to accept its "10-point plan" which includes the following terms: 1. Commitment to non-aggression 2. Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz 3. Acceptance of Iran's uranium enrichment 4. Lifting of all primary sanctions 5. Lifting of all secondary sanctions 6. Termination of all UN Security Council resolutions 7. Termination of all Board of Governors resolutions 8. Paying compensation to Iran 9. Withdrawal of US combat forces from the region 10. Cessation of war on all fronts, including in Lebanon Trump says this plan is "a workable basis."<
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Tuesday, April 7, 2026
The Sweet Surrender: France Loses Its African
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nations can manage heavy industry without Western oversight. They are now refining one hundred thousand tons of sugar, securing domestic supply and keeping wealth within the nation. This is more than just an economic victory; it is a profound moment in Africa News. The Alliance of Sahel States is watching closely, with nations like Mali and Niger preparing to replicate this success across other sectors. The era of neocolonial resource extraction is facing its greatest challenge, as the Global South witnesses the true potential of self-reliance. As Western powers scramble to maintain leverage, Burkina Faso stands firm, demonstrating that true sovereignty begins when a nation controls its own resources and its own future. What does this mean for the future of global trade and African independence? Share your thoughts in the comments below and join the discussion on the rising power of the Sahel. If you want calm, honest reporting on the Sahel, subscribe to our channel. This video is a narrative commentary based on
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nations can manage heavy industry without Western oversight. They are now refining one hundred thousand tons of sugar, securing domestic supply and keeping wealth within the nation. This is more than just an economic victory; it is a profound moment in Africa News. The Alliance of Sahel States is watching closely, with nations like Mali and Niger preparing to replicate this success across other sectors. The era of neocolonial resource extraction is facing its greatest challenge, as the Global South witnesses the true potential of self-reliance. As Western powers scramble to maintain leverage, Burkina Faso stands firm, demonstrating that true sovereignty begins when a nation controls its own resources and its own future. What does this mean for the future of global trade and African independence? Share your thoughts in the comments below and join the discussion on the rising power of the Sahel. If you want calm, honest reporting on the Sahel, subscribe to our channel. This video is a narrative commentary based on