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JMooreBoston retweeted
A portrait of Stepan Bandera leads the procession. “Ukraine above all!”
shout participants in a march commemorating the November Uprising — an insurrection organized on November 1, 1918, in Lviv, which escalated into a war with Poland.
The march was organized by right-wing organizations.
JMooreBoston retweeted
Only in Ukraine will you see Nazi marches with people dressed up as literal Nazis.
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TRUE. Former Mossad chief David Barnea stated at the Priority Summit that Mossad deliberately released an official video of its agents operating inside Iran at the start of the June 2025 operation to trigger mass arrests (he cited about 21,000 on day two). The goal was to overwhelm Iranian forces so they could not identify the real spies amid the chaos. He also said some people Iran later executed as Mossad agents had no connection to the agency.
JMooreBoston retweeted
“May the eyes of cowards
never find peace in sleep”
-Khamzat Chimaev
@KChimaev
JMooreBoston retweeted
JUST IN: 🇩🇪🇮🇱 Germany's President Frank-Walter Steinmeier with a kippah on his head:
“Whoever chants "Death to the Jews" on the streets or demands the annihilation of the Jewish state must find no understanding or applause in any political party.
Wherever coalitions are negotiated and governments are formed, this must be a condition.
Antisemitism must not be allowed to influence government policy anywhere in Germany.”
JMooreBoston retweeted
In 1985, Carl Sagan told Congress that continuing to burn fossil fuels will increase global temperature, cause climate change, melt glaciers and ice sheets, and cause sea level rise. Imagine if we had listened to him them.
No time to wait. #ActOnClimate
#climate
JMooreBoston retweeted
MAGA couple ride horses through town—dressed as the KKK.
"We were just ghosts of KKK members," woman on horse said.
She says she's not racist because she has "Brown friends."
"They thought was hilarious because well—duh it was the past and they’ve gotten over it."
Police did instruct them to leave—but only because it is not allowed to parade a horse on city streets without a permit.
Before that parents had been bringing their children out trick-or-treating over to take pictures with the couple.
Incident occurred on Halloween in Huntington, Indiana.
Michelle Gartner doesn’t have an account on this platform—so posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.
JMooreBoston retweeted
BREAKING: Multiple countries in Europe have been hit with a massive cyber attack that is targeting their food supply by hacking into supermarket fridges to raise temperatures and destroy large quantities of food.
JMooreBoston retweeted
Go look up how many stores were actually "hacked."
No, do it. You'll laugh your fucking ass off.
Europe under attack.
An attack of this magnitude has never happened before in history.
A deadly cyberattack is now spoiling fresh and frozen food.
Staff are being ordered to empty units and discard food.
Store managers and refrigeration firms are in a state of panic.
In Belgium, 40 Delhaize stores are affected.
The cyberattack has completely knocked out refrigerators and freezers so far.
In Sweden, a large number of ICA and Coop stores are affected.
Freezers have completely stopped working.
Sweden's National Cybersecurity Center is investigating.
They have declared an emergency.
The Netherlands, Finland, Ireland, Estonia and Luxembourg have also been badly affected.
Large quantities of food are being spoiled every single hour.
In Ukraine, the air raid alert system has been compromised.
Users are receiving fake alerts about radiation threats, street fighting and nuclear threats.
Russia has also been hit by a massive cyberattack.
Hackers are spreading false information about nuclear threats to the public.
Tens of millions of euros worth of food have been wiped out in the last few hours.
This could be leading to attacks on hospitals, pharmacies and blood banks.
Vaccines, blood products, medicines and organs could all be spoiled.
The health of thousands of patients could be under severe threat.
This could even lead to a mass casualty event.
Europe is already burning because of riots.
These cyberattacks are most likely going to make the cost of living crisis even worse.
Riots in the coming weeks could intensify.
The cyberattacks are now spreading rapidly to other countries.
This could be leading to something catastrophic.
JMooreBoston retweeted
They have a habit, the Americans, of re-explaining their defeats in ways that preserve their pride.
Vietnam was lost because Congress cut funding.
Vietnam was lost because the media turned public opinion.
Vietnam was lost because the politicians tied the generals' hands.
Vietnam was lost because of the draft, the protests, the timing, the terrain.
Notice what's missing from every version of this story.
The Vietnamese.
In the American retelling of the American War, the Vietnamese are mostly scenery. They're the jungle and the tunnels and the booby traps and the suffering. They are not agents. They are not the reason. The war is almost always framed as something that happened to America: a national trauma, a generational wound, a political catastrophe.
The people who actually defeated America are largely absent from America's understanding of why they lost.
This is not an accident.
It is much more comfortable to believe you defeated yourself than to fully reckon with the fact that you were beaten.
Beaten by people with fewer resources and less technology, but with military ingenuity, international solidarity, and above all, the most powerful motivation available to human beings:
This is our home. We will not leave it. We will not surrender it. We will outlast you if it takes forever.
That's not a military asset you can quantify in a defense budget.
That's not something you can outspend or outgun.
That's just the truth of what happens when a people mean it.
Vietnam meant it.
The Americans are still, in some fundamental way, not sure they ever did.
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LIVE ON YOUTUBE - DR RADHIKA DESAI - CAPITALISM IN CRISIS - EU EXPLODES IN PROTESTS AS EU LEADERS LOSE CREDIBILITY - 8 AM EST, by @GarlandNixon garlandrnixon.substack.com/p…
JMooreBoston retweeted
Honored to be included in Capitol Hill Citizen's top ten podcasts alongside this indispensable crew: @briebriejoy, @kthalps, @Judgenap, @RalphNader, @Glenn_Diesen, @scotthortonshow, @ChrisLynnHedges, @ggreenwald. Thank you!
In an ideal world, we’d read the paper over coffee, talk with our neighbors, and act on what we read. But we’re attached to these machines -- at least there are some good podcasts.
Russell Mokhiber’s top ten for Capitol Hill Citizen:
capitolhillcitizen.substack.…
JMooreBoston retweeted
You sanctioned me for journalism. You froze my money. You say it's "not criminal in nature". You make me ask permission to feed my kids.
A criminal has more rights then me.
You say one thing and do the opposite to a journalist.
Who is spreading disinformation here?
There is no democracy without press freedom.
On International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists, and beyond, we stand by all those who speak truth to power.
ALT A minimalist poster with a white background reads: “Journalists are being killed, tortured, harassed, detained, forced into exile. Impunity must end.” The words “Journalists are being” and “Impunity must end” are in bold, with the latter highlighted in red. A small European Union emblem, represented by a circle of stars inside a rectangular outline, appears at the bottom.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The Commission claims to stand by journalists who hold power accountable. Yet it refused a NYT journalist access to von der Leyen's Pfizer messages. In May 2025, the EU General Court annulled that refusal, citing inadequate explanations. Case T-36/23.
eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/…
JMooreBoston retweeted
There is a word for what America did to Vietnam, and that word is not "intervention."
That word is not "conflict."
That word is not the polite, bloodless language of the history textbooks they write for their own children so those children can sleep at night.
The word is: atrocity.
They burned villages and called it "pacification."
They poisoned the land, the water, the food chain, and the genetics of generations not yet born with 20 million gallons of chemical agents, and called it "defoliation."
They created free-fire zones, which means exactly what it sounds like, zones where their soldiers were free to shoot anything that moved, and called it military strategy.
They killed between two and three million Vietnamese people and called it the cost of containing communism.
But here is what they could not do:
They could not make Vietnamese people stop fighting.
After everything, after the napalm and the B-52s and the strategic hamlets and the Phoenix Program death squads and the torture and the embargo and the mining of harbors, after every tool in the arsenal of the most powerful empire the world had ever assembled, the Vietnamese were still there. Still fighting. Still refusing.
So America left.
And now they want to talk to you about resilience. About strength. About what it takes to stand up to adversity.
They give TED Talks about it. They sell books about it.
Meanwhile, the country they tried to annihilate with the full industrial weight of their war machine is still here, still sovereign, still standing, and they have the absolute audacity to lecture the world about strength.
The humiliation is not ancient history.
It lives in every policy, every threat, every sanction they deploy today.
Because they know, they know, that their power has limits.
Vietnam showed everyone where those limits are.
JMooreBoston retweeted
"The first Jewish senator was not Bernie Sanders." @OrangeFreddyG on the Confederate who got there first, and why he's knocking doors in Michigan for Abdul El-Sayed.
Full episode: youtu.be/igypX4qItU4?t=11386
JMooreBoston retweeted
Did u know that the Mafia Had a hand in building Israel ??
Meet Meyer Lansky, One of America’s most notorious organised-crime bosses, a Mafia kingpin involved in gambling empires, bootlegging, smuggling and the business of organised crime.
Now here’s a piece of history u probably won’t find in the glossy stories about Israel’s founding.
In 1948, while the Zionist movement was fighting to establish Israel, Lansky was helping the Haganah, the Jewish paramilitary organisation that later became central to Israel’s military establishment.
And he wasn’t just writing a cheque.
He used his Mafia connections to facilitate weapons procurement, reaching out to fellow mob bosses Albert Anastasia and Joe Adonis, whose influence over New York’s docks and longshoremen helped with clandestine arms shipments.
He also hosted fundraising events for the Haganah at his gambling establishment and contributed his own money.
Think about that for a second: one of America’s most powerful organised-crime figures using his underworld connections, money and influence to help the Zionist military effort.
This isn’t some internet conspiracy. Historian Robert Rockaway documented these connections in his research on Jewish gangsters and Zionism.
Turns out it wasn't the hand of God building Israel. It was the hand of the Mafia.
JMooreBoston retweeted
Zohran Mamdani smears Cuba by claiming they engage in “political persecution”, meanwhile his own party is currently trying to send Jill Stein to prison for opposing genocide meanwhile he can’t even be bothered to tweet about it
This is what true political persecution looks like Zohran Mamdani and Abdul El-Sayed. They both spend their time repeating lies about the enemies of the United States while SILENT about the real fascism back at home. Their silence is complicity
