In what ways does militarization/militarism in the African context enable, extend and depend upon economic, military/’security’ relations with imperialist actors, most importantly the US and Israel? A video of a panel discussion organized by The People's Forum. Includes academics and members of human rights organizations and the National Lawyers Guild. https://youtu.be/aPE9v4O5qPk What are the More
"Neoliberalism is the opposite of solidarity."
What is democratic socialism, anyway? Ralph Nader explains.
"Three years in, [the Democrats] still haven't understood that it's not business as usual. Right? They’ve had to be pushed every step of the way to show any real resistance to the extent that they have."
"Trump’s legacy will be the empowerment of the Christian fascists."
The Struggle Continues
"These movements of resistance represent a reaction to the multiple abuses produced by a mix of political authoritarianism and neoliberalism marked by cruel predatory policies, a disdain for human rights, and fascist claims to ultra-nationalism and social cleansing."
Why Bernie? Why not Biden?! Why not Warren?
Just as the invasion of Indigenous North America and the resultant slaughter of "Indigenous peoples may have changed Earth’s climate into a little ice age by 1600, today’s land theft, illegal mining and attacks on Indigenous sovereignty is a significant cause of global warming."
"When a society falls into the death grip of an oligarchic class, the result is always catastrophic."
The Sierra Club deserves credit for coming around to a progressive stance on population, immigration, and minorities.
Trump is an effective con man who has a good sense of what animates his voting base. ...that withdrawing a few hundred troops would appeal to the sector of the population that resonates to his message that America is foolishly expending its blood and treasure to help “unworthy” people...
