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an outstanding analysis that deserves to be read widely...
In this piece for @bostonreview - I try to connect as many dots as possible: between genocide, war profiteers, real estate, techno-fascists, Zionism, and the attack on international systems.
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#Gaza #Nakba #Trump #TechnoFascists
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Noura Erakat’s full essay in the Boston Review: bostonreview.net/articles/ex…
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The brilliant @4noura's unpacking of the Board of Peace scam is vital reading, not just for what it shows about international, UN-koshered betrayal of Palestinian victims of genocide, but what that reveals about a lawless world run by/for oligarchs bostonreview.net/articles/ex…
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In this piece for @bostonreview - I try to connect as many dots as possible: between genocide, war profiteers, real estate, techno-fascists, Zionism, and the attack on international systems.
bostonreview.net/articles/ex…
#Gaza #Nakba #Trump #TechnoFascists
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In this piece for @bostonreview - I try to connect as many dots as possible: between genocide, war profiteers, real estate, techno-fascists, Zionism, and the attack on international systems.
bostonreview.net/articles/ex……
#Gaza #Nakba #Trump #TechnoFascists
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Important insights from @4noura on why humanity cannot afford the "Board of Peace" and the post-International Law model it represents...
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Read this now
Definitely frustrating to watch the #UN be so inept - hosting indicted war criminals, failing to stem criminal wars of aggression. In this essay, I examine how this fits in an attempt to create a new global order & how the #BoP in #Gaza is the seed for it.
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✍️ @4noura calls out Board of Peace for "its absolute illegality in int'l & US law; its imposition of what a legal expert calls an 'illegal trusteeship' over Gaza; its likely function as another failed enterprise for the Trump dynasty to launder...money."
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The World of Edward Said bostonreview.net/articles/th…
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This is essential reading. Truly. Make the effort.
My essay on how the BoP as a model for new global governance.
It is a form of exit modeled on market fundamentalist exit of capital from popular democracy and a growing rise of privatized sovereignty.
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#Gaza #Nakba #BoP #Exit
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Definitely frustrating to watch the #UN be so inept - hosting indicted war criminals, failing to stem criminal wars of aggression. In this essay, I examine how this fits in an attempt to create a new global order & how the #BoP in #Gaza is the seed for it.
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At some point, more people will understand that G.M. Tamás may be the most brilliant political philosopher of the post-war era. bostonreview.net/articles/g-…
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My essay on how the BoP as a model for new global governance.
It is a form of exit modeled on market fundamentalist exit of capital from popular democracy and a growing rise of privatized sovereignty.
bostonreview.net/articles/ex…
#Gaza #Nakba #BoP #Exit
“It started to be ‘about’ more than I originally intended it to be until, some years in, it reached the point when it was ‘about’ everything.”
Miéville in conversation with Mark Bould in our summer issue:
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“The Angel of History looks on, puzzled, as the press releases pile up. An industry that sees thinking machines as debugged human beings makes increasingly bold claims for their models’ performance on a series of increasingly ambitious benchmarks.”
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This is one of the real dangers of AI, that by automating knowledge production it will destroy the social basis of knowledge transmission.
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Read this. CCR was one of the only legal organizations with the courage and skills to push back against the illegal, immoral, and racist actions of the United States following 9-11. They continue to be the best legal org on these issues and Baher has been through it all.
Legal Director Baher Azmy in the Boston Review: following 9/11 "the United States’s totalizing military response has never come to an end."
U.S. impunity "paved the way for rank authoritarianism and forever war—all of it enabled by an imperial Supreme Court."
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Read the latest article published in the Boston Review, “Sadistic, Blatant, and Wanton.”
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