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as he is consumed by his own moral pestilence.

Ben Meiselas raises the possibility that this an example of the autonomous killing that alcoholic war fetishists in our government are promoting.

Nobody questions the military success of the war against Iran, this “journalist” tool claims in another suckup interview with Trump.

Add Karl to the list of American Establishment individuals who think blowing up schoolchildren and igniting a Middle East conflagration is success.

How does blowing up schoolchildren comport with your “Tennessee Christian Values,” Sen. Blackburn?

The New York Times’ “news” head Joe Kahn made it clear in 2024 that he didn’t want to cover Trump’s threat to democracy. Former Obama staffer Dan Pfeiffer described the Times in April 2024: “They do not see their job as saving democracy or stopping an authoritarian from taking power.” 

“The potential end of democracy isn’t an especially important issue to Kahn,” Mark Frauenfelder of Boing Boing wrote in May, 2024. Interviewed by Ben Smith of Semafor, Kahn said, “It’s our job to cover the full range of issues that people have. . . . At the moment, democracy is one of them. But it’s not the top one. . .”

The Times’ “news”department, in fact, worked frenziedly to ignore the danger posed by Trump and to instead mount a full court press to defame Biden.

The war “could soon lead to US liquefied natural gas giants pocketing tens of billions in windfall profits,” Jessica Corbett reports on Common Dreams.

Trump surrounds himself with alcoholic violence fetishists. Sen. Graham’s grey, slack, bloated face gives the game away. And so do his words. As economist Jeffrey Sachs said, Graham is one of the stupidest people in Congress; war is always Graham’s default position. . .so long as other people will fight and die on his behalf.

Perhaps it’s Graham’s wet brain that led him to drop yet another spangle and confess all to Politico about how he worked relentlessly on Trump in order to goad him into risking everything in order to satisfy Graham’s warlust.

This is what happens when insane pharisee theocrats are allowed to take over the U.S. government:

Johnson says that we’re fighting “a bad religion,” while Hegseth’s subversives tell our troops to commit as much violence as possible in order to bring on the Apocalypse.

Are these American Ayatollahs?

Now it’s announced that Trump and the rather dodgy government of Ecuador are launching military strikes against “terrorist” organizations there. Trump has, of course, distorted the label “terrorist” so that it can be slapped on any and all targets and thereby exploited o justify the most extreme legal and military prosecution.

what they think of the children being blown up in Iran and Israel.