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  Marandi's words regarding resisting until his death reminds me of the American Civil Rights Era, specifically Malcolm X and Martin Luther King. Leaders who want to live to see the world they're trying to improve are susceptible (to what? take your pick); those willing to die for it are harder to confront.  

 

  Just remember that this was planned out before Trump got elected . The true policy-makers just adapt how they get the current president to go along with the plan .

 

  Bonus: A recent account of Zionist false flags:

 Jimmy Dore's rightfully skeptical .

 

 

  Bonus: Due Dissidence did an excellent recap of the online drama that led to this:

 

 Via Jimmy Dore:

 Jimmy Dore reveals to Due Dissidence: 

 Don't trust Clarissa Ward:  

Between Kamala Harris' staff acting completely vacant  and  Cenk Uygur doing a 180 on MAGA , from fear being used yet again as a prime motivator for the Black vote to some people taking another look at what Bernie Sanders was trying to tell people back in 2016 , it's become all to clear that "Democrats vs Republicans" is, to paraphrase Chris Hedges , really "Corporatists vs Oligarchs;" two factions of capitalists battling it out over who gets to absorb and abuse the wealth of the working class and poor.  Justice Democrats was a failure; the "Squad" - a loose collection of quasi-progressive Democrats spurned on by Kyle Kulinski and Cenk Uygur - was quickly co-opted. Movement for a People's Party fell under the weight of allegations against it's leader who - allegations aside - did nothing to built a state/local powerbase and eventually left to help Robert Kennedy Jr.'s campaign (and continues to support the latter's political caree...

 

 

 In other words: the duopoly it terrible and third parties need more traction and coverage.