Holy Shit. This will lead to a coup soon where they army now made up of prols will launch a socialist coup when the market crashes again.
News 11/20
Benjamin Morris
Justin Roberts
1) image sauce?
2) that image looks cropped, is there a full sizee one?
Adam White
Now we wait for Germany to follow suit.
Leo Reyes
Joseph Russell
NEO GAULISM HAS COME
Asher Moore
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David King
OP/ED
What Can We Learn From a Headmaster Who Refused to Allow His Students to Celebrate Armistice Day?
On the afternoon of 11 November 1918, my father Claud Cockburn, then aged 14, covertly threw the keys of the main gate of his school out of an upstairs window to a soldier waiting below. His purpose was to allow the soldiers being trained locally to break into Berkhamsted School in Hertfordshire and thrash it in retaliation for the refusal of the headmaster, Charles Greene, to call a school holiday to celebrate the armistice, which had just been declared. Many pupils, including Claud, objected to this decision, as did the soldiers, angry at what they saw as an unpatriotic failure to celebrate victory adequately after four years of war.But the soldiers and schoolboys were both mistaken about the headmaster’s motives: Charles Greene, whose third son was the novelist Graham Greene, supported the war, but he was acutely aware of its terrible cost, not least to former Berkhamsted pupils, of whom no less than 230 had been killed, their names commemorated by plaques outside the school chapel, while a further 1,145 were still in the armed forces as the war ended.
counterpunch.org
Nationalize California’s Pacific Gas & Electric
California’s massive, deadly wildfires aren’t just a consequence of climate change — they’re a result of the profit model in utilities. We need to nationalize PG&E and the entire national power grid…
jakkkobinmag.com
Oil Trains Stopped Near Lake Superior
The following communique was submitted anonymously and originally posted to the Earth First! Journal Newswire.
itsgoingdown.org
A brave new US Congress or same old hypocrisy?
The ‘Saudi Arabia Accountability and Yemen Act’ bipartisan bill in the US Senate suggests that long-missing congressional activism in American foreign policy might be on the horizon, but likely would be on a selective basis.Since the mid-1990s, the US Congress has abdicated its oversight of the executive’s foreign and national security policies owing to increased partisan polarization, decreased legislative expertise on foreign affairs, and greater deference to the presidency on war, counter-terrorism and trade issues. This default congressional tendency of leaving the White House unconstrained on foreign policy may, however, shift in response to changing international circumstances.
rt.com
Colton Sanchez
WAT KOOD PASSIBLEE GOE RONG?
Jonathan Stewart
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Isaiah Powell
Just watched the Atomwaffen doc PBS did, pretty scary stuff ngl. Evidence that the left seriously needs to embrace gun ownership, or at least b normal it for the libs.