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The deranged occupant of the White House
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today earned more humiliation for
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himself as his military made fake claims
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on the Iran war. Iran was quick to call
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Iranian
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Supreme National Security Council chief
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has said that his country has sent the
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conditions to end the war and they
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include the release of the frozen assets
Iranian foreign minister has shut up his
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French counterpart over his double
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standards on human rights.
Disgraced
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musician Ed Sheeran is being forced to
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perform all by himself tonight in
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Philadelphia after he couldn't find the
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replacement for all the support acts who
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quit over the Raza controversy.
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This will be the broad focus of my video
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tonight.
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Also in this video, an Iranian
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Lego style clip by Gandocraft celebrating Melmo's free Palestine
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chant.
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Saturday, September 19, 2026
Warwick Powell: America Chose Wall Street Over Factories And Now Is Paying For It
And Is Trying To Falsey Blame China for So-called Over-production
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China's refusal to sign the G20 finance communique reveals a fiction Washington depends on. Warwick Powell, adjunct professor at Queensland University of Technology, joins me to show that the line between market and non-market policy never actually existed, and that every industrial power, including the United States, was built on state intervention. Warwick argues the real imbalance sits on the capital account, where American money now inflates Wall Street instead of building factories, while China's state-owned banks stayed disciplined toward production for eight decades. We look at why 2015, the year Chinese owned manufacturers overtook foreign firmscalls Chinese overcapacity, Warwick argues, is Global South demand finally being met after decades of the Global North pricing that equipment out of reach on purpose. 00:00 Highlights the passive victim myth 00:39 Introduction and Warwick Powell's work 01:17 China refuses to sign the G20 finance communique 02:39 Finance, technology and defense capital converge to blame China 05:27 The IMF, the American auto industry and the myth of market purity 10:52 The dollar system and the contradictions of Trump's demands 12:12 No capitalist economy has ever existed without state intervention 13:23 Markets as designed, maintained and never truly free 15:02 From reviled rentier to celebrated shareholder 29:03 Reframing China's alleged overcapacity as a capital account problem 39:25 Eighty years of Chinese investment and the rise of indigenous exporters 51:34 Export growth to the Global South and the29:03 Reframing China's alleged overcapacity as a capital account problem 39:25 Eighty years of Chinese investment and the rise of indigenous exporters 51:34 Export growth to the Global South and the myth of manufactured scarcity That's 12 chapters spanning the full runtime, with the first 33 seconds isolated as the highlight reel before the intro begins. Support me on Patreon - • / radhikadesai TikTok• © / raddesai X - https://x.com/RadDesai Substack • https://substack.com/@.. Website - https://www.RadhikaDes... Edited by gena.sm@genasmirnovs.com <
http://take10charles.blogspot.com/2026/09/the-system-of-public-credit-i.html
https://youtu.be/Mkhg9dRYWDE?si=AIgYtTLeytzgd4Ep
China's refusal to sign the G20 finance communique reveals a fiction Washington depends on. Warwick Powell, adjunct professor at Queensland University of Technology, joins me to show that the line between market and non-market policy never actually existed, and that every industrial power, including the United States, was built on state intervention. Warwick argues the real imbalance sits on the capital account, where American money now inflates Wall Street instead of building factories, while China's state-owned banks stayed disciplined toward production for eight decades. We look at why 2015, the year Chinese owned manufacturers overtook foreign firmscalls Chinese overcapacity, Warwick argues, is Global South demand finally being met after decades of the Global North pricing that equipment out of reach on purpose. 00:00 Highlights the passive victim myth 00:39 Introduction and Warwick Powell's work 01:17 China refuses to sign the G20 finance communique 02:39 Finance, technology and defense capital converge to blame China 05:27 The IMF, the American auto industry and the myth of market purity 10:52 The dollar system and the contradictions of Trump's demands 12:12 No capitalist economy has ever existed without state intervention 13:23 Markets as designed, maintained and never truly free 15:02 From reviled rentier to celebrated shareholder 29:03 Reframing China's alleged overcapacity as a capital account problem 39:25 Eighty years of Chinese investment and the rise of indigenous exporters 51:34 Export growth to the Global South and the29:03 Reframing China's alleged overcapacity as a capital account problem 39:25 Eighty years of Chinese investment and the rise of indigenous exporters 51:34 Export growth to the Global South and the myth of manufactured scarcity That's 12 chapters spanning the full runtime, with the first 33 seconds isolated as the highlight reel before the intro begins. Support me on Patreon - • / radhikadesai TikTok• © / raddesai X - https://x.com/RadDesai Substack • https://substack.com/@.. Website - https://www.RadhikaDes... Edited by gena.sm@genasmirnovs.com <
http://take10charles.blogspot.com/2026/09/the-system-of-public-credit-i.html
Burkina Faso Revolution : "I am because we are, and we are because I am."
Bobo-Dioulasso is changing: watch the city's transformation<
gradually transforming Burkina Faso's second-largest city.
New roads, widened lanes, sanitation infrastructure, public lighting, and urban improvements are reshaping several areas of Bobo-Dioulasso. Among the projects featured are the roads connecting Avenue Chalon-en-Champagne to the dry port, the Dafra CMA (Centre de Médiation et d'Aménagement), and the access road to Legema, which notably serves the new 15,000-seat stadium. <
Beyond the roads themselves, these infrastructures are designed to facilitate travel, improve rainwater drainage, open up certain neighborhoods, and strengthen Bobo-Dioulasso's role as a major economic and commercial hub in West Africa.
! The video also highlights the expertise of the Burkinabè companies and engineers working on these various projects.
Bobo-Dioulasso is not just a city steeped in history and culture. It is also a city that is evolving, modernizing, and gradually asserting its urban ambitions.
Welcome to Bobo-Dioulasso. 🇧🇫 #BoboDioulasso #BurkinaFaso #Infrastructure #Africa #UrbanPlanning #TondMedia
Video credit: Burkina Faso Government Training Service / SIG Burkina Join this channel for exclusive benefits:  / <
https://youtu.be/rUoauOPD6Aw?si=RmDWWxrlmQArJ0uF
Wagadugu -Bobo Road https://youtube.com/shorts/u7RTmS9cn1M?si=QlKsECuh8sWjoXub<
Burkina Faso Just Got a Powerful New Military Partner-France Ranks Behind It <
#ibrahimtraoré #africanews Let's come together in reasonable dialogue to honor our ancestors and reclaim the world through an African lens. Join me as we delve into African history, culture, and worldview to better understand their relevance to our lives today. By sharing our thoughts and knowledge, we can pave the way for a new culture of awareness and reclaim our story. As the African Diaspora saying goes, "I am because we are, and we are because I am." Join this channel to get access to perks: • / channel Support Africa Son's Doing Well; • / channel
https://www.youtube.com/live/al757YVmKSE?si=d4TgKjBSZnDk9iHq<
Burkina Faso Minister Shuts Down UN Election Pressure! <
Burkina Faso's AES Minister, balzouma bazzie, delivered a defiant address confronting external election demands and rejecting international interference in the nation's political transition. As the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) asserts complete national sovereignty, the Burkinabé government makes it clear that security and domestic stability take precedence over foreign-imposed timelines. In this breakdown, we examine what took place, the pushback against external pressure, and what this confrontation means for the future of the Sahel.<
Timestamps: Burkina Faso is rejecting UN election pressure, prioritizing national stability over foreign timelines. See why the AES is taking this stand. The Burkinabe government has taken a firm stance against international interference regarding its political transition. This address highlights how the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) prioritizes domestic stability and security over external timelines imposed by global bodies. We examine the significance of this diplomatic confrontation and what it signals for the future of the Sahel region. By rejecting mandates from outside powers, the administration is reinforcing its commitment to independent governance and the principles of African sovereignty.<
http://take10charles.blogspot.com/2026/09/httpsyoutu_01805073869.html<
http://take10charles.blogspot.com/2026/09/httpsyoutu_01383343447.html<
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http://take10charles.blogspot.com/2026/09/burkina-faso-revolution-httpsyoutu.html
https://youtube.com/shorts/WhnHuZUhKrg?si=U3dPT4pG8SmLuvNo<
gradually transforming Burkina Faso's second-largest city.
New roads, widened lanes, sanitation infrastructure, public lighting, and urban improvements are reshaping several areas of Bobo-Dioulasso. Among the projects featured are the roads connecting Avenue Chalon-en-Champagne to the dry port, the Dafra CMA (Centre de Médiation et d'Aménagement), and the access road to Legema, which notably serves the new 15,000-seat stadium. <
Beyond the roads themselves, these infrastructures are designed to facilitate travel, improve rainwater drainage, open up certain neighborhoods, and strengthen Bobo-Dioulasso's role as a major economic and commercial hub in West Africa.
! The video also highlights the expertise of the Burkinabè companies and engineers working on these various projects.
Bobo-Dioulasso is not just a city steeped in history and culture. It is also a city that is evolving, modernizing, and gradually asserting its urban ambitions.
Welcome to Bobo-Dioulasso. 🇧🇫 #BoboDioulasso #BurkinaFaso #Infrastructure #Africa #UrbanPlanning #TondMedia
Video credit: Burkina Faso Government Training Service / SIG Burkina Join this channel for exclusive benefits:  / <
https://youtu.be/rUoauOPD6Aw?si=RmDWWxrlmQArJ0uF
Wagadugu -Bobo Road https://youtube.com/shorts/u7RTmS9cn1M?si=QlKsECuh8sWjoXub<
Burkina Faso Just Got a Powerful New Military Partner-France Ranks Behind It <
#ibrahimtraoré #africanews Let's come together in reasonable dialogue to honor our ancestors and reclaim the world through an African lens. Join me as we delve into African history, culture, and worldview to better understand their relevance to our lives today. By sharing our thoughts and knowledge, we can pave the way for a new culture of awareness and reclaim our story. As the African Diaspora saying goes, "I am because we are, and we are because I am." Join this channel to get access to perks: • / channel Support Africa Son's Doing Well; • / channel
https://www.youtube.com/live/al757YVmKSE?si=d4TgKjBSZnDk9iHq<
Burkina Faso Minister Shuts Down UN Election Pressure! <
Burkina Faso's AES Minister, balzouma bazzie, delivered a defiant address confronting external election demands and rejecting international interference in the nation's political transition. As the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) asserts complete national sovereignty, the Burkinabé government makes it clear that security and domestic stability take precedence over foreign-imposed timelines. In this breakdown, we examine what took place, the pushback against external pressure, and what this confrontation means for the future of the Sahel.<
Timestamps: Burkina Faso is rejecting UN election pressure, prioritizing national stability over foreign timelines. See why the AES is taking this stand. The Burkinabe government has taken a firm stance against international interference regarding its political transition. This address highlights how the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) prioritizes domestic stability and security over external timelines imposed by global bodies. We examine the significance of this diplomatic confrontation and what it signals for the future of the Sahel region. By rejecting mandates from outside powers, the administration is reinforcing its commitment to independent governance and the principles of African sovereignty.<
http://take10charles.blogspot.com/2026/09/httpsyoutu_01805073869.html<
http://take10charles.blogspot.com/2026/09/httpsyoutu_01383343447.html<
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http://take10charles.blogspot.com/2026/09/burkina-faso-revolution-httpsyoutu.html
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https://l.smartnews.com/p-8vQmQBCE/AEibKi
Sure. First, I think a lot of the stuff you were just saying could be summarized as “fascist.” I mean, really fascist in a—especially like an Italian Mussolini way. Often too many people think of fascists as exactly what the Nazis did, and especially late Nazis, say in the ‘40s, exactly what they did. And so it’s a very Mussolini fascist style, especially with the strutting, and if you think of the picture of Mussolini with chest puffed out and the rest of it.<
But yeah, it is failing in so many ways. And I mean, we can connect this to domestic stuff with manufacturing, or the idea that the working class are large white men doing, particularly—and it’s, I mean, always racialized—doing a particular type of factory work. And whereas what is actually the working class in numbers—I mean, obviously there’s some people who work in manufacturing, but most of manufacturing at this point is robots.
The working class is all distributed in things like, I don’t know, service jobs, for example, cleaning hotels and waiting tables and nurses and, I don’t know, many others that we could mention. And they have never connected to that.
There is a degree of denial inherent in fascism, in that the past that they are trying to recapture is fake. It never was real, it was sort of imagined nostalgia, and so it can’t be recaptured. And yet they force it to a point where it usually then consumes itself, where it falls in upon itself. And I think we’re witnessing that now. I hope we’re witnessing that now, that I’m reading it right.
It’s going to take a decent amount of more time to fully dislodge from power—let’s, you know, get through the midterms, then we deal with Trump in the presidency and bigger questions about that. But it does seem to be imploding in a way that a lot of fascist movements do. And I’m just thankful that it would be before the election, as opposed to doing a lot of this stupid stuff and economically damaging stuff after the election, when the public did not have a chance to react.
Sargent: Another piece of this is immigration. You get rid of all the nonwhite unskilled workers, and then the yeoman American working class will get more jobs as a result. The men will be more attractive to women, they’ll have more babies, and they’ll solve the fertility problem without having to let in more dark people. It’s part of the same story.
Grossman: Yep, very much so. And again, it still feels weird to me that we’re living through it, because it does sound like something out of 20th century fascism. But that’s a lot of what they’ve done, and Stephen Miller has done. Or there was a Department of Labor propaganda that they put out, all these AI images of strapping white blond guys working the fields. And it has not materialized that way at all.
You notice they have done a lot of the immigration crackdown that they’ve promised. It’s been, you know, violence in the mass deportation. They’ve gotten a lot of people out of the country, or made it that people don’t come. And yet there aren’t all of these great jobs that have suddenly flowered in response to that, because that was always nonsense.
Sargent: And by the way, the violence of the removal of nonwhite immigrants was also supposed to be rejuvenating. The ICE propaganda, ICE recruitment info, is very, very, very steeped in that basic imagery.
https://l.smartnews.com/p-8vQmQBCE/AEibKi
Sure. First, I think a lot of the stuff you were just saying could be summarized as “fascist.” I mean, really fascist in a—especially like an Italian Mussolini way. Often too many people think of fascists as exactly what the Nazis did, and especially late Nazis, say in the ‘40s, exactly what they did. And so it’s a very Mussolini fascist style, especially with the strutting, and if you think of the picture of Mussolini with chest puffed out and the rest of it.<
But yeah, it is failing in so many ways. And I mean, we can connect this to domestic stuff with manufacturing, or the idea that the working class are large white men doing, particularly—and it’s, I mean, always racialized—doing a particular type of factory work. And whereas what is actually the working class in numbers—I mean, obviously there’s some people who work in manufacturing, but most of manufacturing at this point is robots.
The working class is all distributed in things like, I don’t know, service jobs, for example, cleaning hotels and waiting tables and nurses and, I don’t know, many others that we could mention. And they have never connected to that.
There is a degree of denial inherent in fascism, in that the past that they are trying to recapture is fake. It never was real, it was sort of imagined nostalgia, and so it can’t be recaptured. And yet they force it to a point where it usually then consumes itself, where it falls in upon itself. And I think we’re witnessing that now. I hope we’re witnessing that now, that I’m reading it right.
It’s going to take a decent amount of more time to fully dislodge from power—let’s, you know, get through the midterms, then we deal with Trump in the presidency and bigger questions about that. But it does seem to be imploding in a way that a lot of fascist movements do. And I’m just thankful that it would be before the election, as opposed to doing a lot of this stupid stuff and economically damaging stuff after the election, when the public did not have a chance to react.
Sargent: Another piece of this is immigration. You get rid of all the nonwhite unskilled workers, and then the yeoman American working class will get more jobs as a result. The men will be more attractive to women, they’ll have more babies, and they’ll solve the fertility problem without having to let in more dark people. It’s part of the same story.
Grossman: Yep, very much so. And again, it still feels weird to me that we’re living through it, because it does sound like something out of 20th century fascism. But that’s a lot of what they’ve done, and Stephen Miller has done. Or there was a Department of Labor propaganda that they put out, all these AI images of strapping white blond guys working the fields. And it has not materialized that way at all.
You notice they have done a lot of the immigration crackdown that they’ve promised. It’s been, you know, violence in the mass deportation. They’ve gotten a lot of people out of the country, or made it that people don’t come. And yet there aren’t all of these great jobs that have suddenly flowered in response to that, because that was always nonsense.
Sargent: And by the way, the violence of the removal of nonwhite immigrants was also supposed to be rejuvenating. The ICE propaganda, ICE recruitment info, is very, very, very steeped in that basic imagery.
Bill of Rights Socialism : Socialism with American Characteristics
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