Paul Haeder, Author

speaking with Dan Kovilak about his co-authored book, Syria: Anatomy of Regime Change

Another rousing talk with a true socialist, Dan Kovilak, from Pittsburgf, here, pre-airing on my Radio Show, Finding Fringe on kyaq.org. Here’s today’s (July 1) link to the show which will air Sept. 10 —LISTEN: Dan Kovilak and Paul Haeder talking about Syria, regime change, all those spooks and kooks.

Surprisingly, it all comes down to Oscar Romero for Dan who voted for or supported Ronald Ray-Gun the first terrorist go-around:

Coming of age, he stated, at age 19 when he traveled to Nicaragua, and he’s been on that socialist and communist path since, now at age 57 with kiddos living the life in Pittsburgh.

He’s written books that will get anyone in trouble if they showed up at a mixed company event , or No Kings rally staffing a table with his books piled up high.

We talked about the Syria book, for sure, but then the case of regime change, well, Vietnam, anyone? El Salvador, folks?

Reagan’s legacy: President Ronald Reagan in 1982; Archbishop Oscar Romero, assassinated in March 1980, and the four American Catholic missionaries murdered in the same year by the Salvadoran National Guard: Maura Clarke, Jean Donovan, Ita Ford, and Dorothy Kazel.(Reagan: Michael Evans / The White House / Getty Images; Romero: Bettmann; bottom: courtesy of the Maryknoll Sisters.)

Dan told me he has a lifesized statue of Saint Oscar Romero in his house, and the Catholic kid from Pittsburgh transformed into a Columbia University graduate of law and running into the Belly of the Beast of one of Many Proxy Chaos countries of the Monroe Doctrine variety — Colombia.

I’m 11 years older than Dan, and so my baseline is much different, for sure, and this prick, man, this prick was always a prick to me: Carter’s administration rejected Saint Óscar Romero’s pleas not to provide military aid to the Salvadoran junta before he was assassinated

From the CIA pages of Wikipedia: He/Kovalik worked on the Alien Tort Claims Act cases against The Coca-Cola Company, Drummond Company and Occidental Petroleum over human rights abuses in Colombia.^[3] Kovalik accused the United States of intervention in Colombia, saying it has threatened peaceful actors there so it may “make Colombian land secure for massive appropriation and exploitation”.^[6] He also accused the Colombian and United States governments of overseeing mass killings in Colombia between 2002 and 2009.^[7]

Oh, remember those days, no, when I was young teaching college at age 25: Oh yeah, BDS CocaCola? Right, brothers, right sisters:

“If we lose this fight against Coke,
First we will lose our union,
Next we will lose our jobs,
And then we will all lose our lives!”

“If it weren’t for international solidarity,
We would have been eliminated long ago. That is the truth.”

— Sinaltrainal VP Juan Carlos Galvis —

Note: More Stream of Consciousness on my part: Sickly Sweet: The Sugar Cane Industry and Kidney Disease/ Ariadne Ellsworth | June 7, 2014

We are the world’s supreme terrorists, Dan and I agree. And, while we have BDS for Israel, think about it = BDS for UnUnited Snake$ of AmeriKKKa? How’s that Coke doing for you? Boycotting Walmart, Starbucks, Exxon, BP, Coke, etc. Ain’t going to have a revolution boycotting plastic bottles of water.

Ahh, one company, and it’s all about killer sweetened soft drinks, and the outsized influence on politics locally and nationally and internationally.

Almost Thirty Years ago, this book was published: The atrocities perpetrated on hundreds of thousands of Latin Americans by graduates of the US Army’s School of the Americas will not come as a surprise to many. For the uninitiated, however, this book is sure to be an eye-opener. How many of us remember, every time we read of plunder, torture, and murder by corrupt military regimes in Central and South America, that almost all of them employ officers trained in these “arts” at Fort Benning’s SOA, and that their clandestine education is funded by our tax dollars? In School of Assassins — vital reading for anyone who still harbors delusions about America’s role abroad — the author records the history of the school and its graduates. More important, he shows how the school’s very existence is a hidden consequence of the imperialistic foreign policy shamelessly pursued by our government for decades, all with the express purpose of maintaining world dominance. Nelson-Pallmeyer offers ideas for ways to work toward closing the school, but he suggests that the true task ahead of us is continual, active opposition to the death-bringing hunger for power and control — not only in the public arena, but in our personal lives.

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Moving back into Dan’s new book, with coauthor Jeremy Kuzmarov.

Table of Contents

Foreword by Oliver Stone

Introduction

Chapter 1: The First U.S. Regime Change in Syria—The Early Cold War

Chapter 2: Back to the Future: Long-Term U.S. Regime-Change Strategy

Chapter 3: The Arab Spring and U.S. Interference in Syria

Chapter 4: Voices from Syria

Chapter 5: Charlie Wilson’s War Redux? Operation Timber Sycamore and Other Covert Operations in Syria

Chapter 6: Strange Bedfellows: The Multi-National Alliance Against Syria

Chapter 7: Shades of the Gulf of Tonkin: Chemical Weapons False Flag

Chapter 8: A War by Other Means: Sanctions and the U.S. Regime-Change Operation

Chapter 9: The White Helmets: Al Qaeda’s Partner in Crime

Chapter 10: The Liberal Intelligentsia Plays Its Role

Chapter 11: Syria After the Western-backed Al Qaeda Triumph—As Witnessed by Dan Kovalik

Epilogue

Here’s the first paragraph’s of Oliver Stone’s forward:

Foreword by Oliver Stone

Another nation has fallen to the predations of Western interventionism. This time, it is Syria, a once beautiful and prosperous country, which has been home to peoples of different religions and ethnicities who lived together peacefully for centuries. That peaceful coexistence was purposefully destroyed by the U.S. and its allies who decided to effectuate regime change by inciting sectarian violence and supporting terrorist groups whose explicit plan was to set up an extremist religious Caliphate intolerant of all other religions.

Quite tragically, the terrorist group Al Qaeda, now named HTS, has taken over Syria and is now in the process of setting up such a Caliphate. Part of this process entails the mass slaughter of religious minorities, such as Alawites and Christians, and the kidnapping of young women from these groups who are raped and enslaved.

It would be shocking to know that this is all happening with the full connivance of modern, Western nations, except for the fact that we have seen this all before—most notably, in Afghanistan where the U.S. supported religious extremists to overthrow a secular, socialist government and to lure the USSR into the “Afghan trap,” in the words of Zbigniew Brzezinski. Years later, the Soviet Union is gone, Afghanistan is now being ruled by the Taliban, and the offspring of the terrorist groups the U.S. supported in Afghanistan—namely, Osama bin Laden’s Al Qaeda—is now flourishing more than ever as the ruling group of a major country.

Oil oil oil, and anti-USSR and anti-socialist fervor, man: Here, those 9 steps toward regime change deployed in Syria — bloody sanctions kill more than physical bombs.

From Dan and Jeremy’s first chapter:

Direct Quoting: The U.S. State Department actually took credit for Assad’s overthrow. Spokesman Matthew Miller stated on December 9, 2024 that U.S. policy had “led to the situation we’re in today.” It “developed during the latter stages of the Obama administration” and “has largely carried through to this day.”[1] The regime-change operation in Syria was openly advertised even earlier, when General Wesley Clark was told during a visit at the Pentagon after 9/11 that “we’re going to attack and destroy the governments in seven countries in five years—we’re going to start with Iraq, and then we’re going to move to Syria, Lebanon, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Iran.”[2]

The methods that were utilized to oust Assad fit a long-standing regime-change playbook that had been applied in many of the countries listed by Clark. This playbook involves:

a) a protracted demonization campaign that spotlights the dastardly human rights abuses allegedly committed by the target of U.S. regime change. This demonization campaign enlists journalists and academics and highlights the viewpoint of pro-Western dissidents while maligning politicians, journalists or academics who voice criticism of U.S. foreign policy or who are against the regime-change operation (the latter being derided as “dictator lovers” or “apologists”).[3]

b) National Endowment for Democracy (NED) and United States Agency of international Development (USAID) funding of civil society and opposition groups and opposition media with the aim of mobilizing support of students and young people against the government.

c) a program of economic warfare designed to weaken the economy and facilitate hardship for the population that will push them to turn against their leader.

d) CIA financing of rebel groups and fomenting of protests or an uprising that aims to elicit a heavy-handed government response that can be used to further turn domestic and world opinion against the government.

e) a false flag is often necessary in which paid snipers dressed up in army or police uniforms fire on protesters. Blame is cast on the targeted government when it urges restraint. Chemical or biological warfare attacks are also staged in order to rally Western opinion in support of “humanitarian” military intervention.

f) drone warfare, bombing, and clandestine Special Forces operations using Navy Seals and private mercenaries. The light U.S. footprint approach will avert antiwar dissent at home.

g) enlisting third country nationals and proxy forces to carry out a lot of the heavy lifting and many of the military or bombing operations to ensure plausible deniability.

g) enlistment of disaffected minority groups who are paid to fight against government forces.

h) whitewashing of the background of rebel forces who are presented in the media as “freedom fighters” or “moderate rebels” and not the terrorists and Islamic extremists or fascists that they usually are.

i) accusing the government of enlisting foreigners to put down the rebellion when the rebellion itself has been triggered by foreign mercenaries financed by MI6/CIA/Mossad.

The targets for U.S. regime change are inevitably leaders who are independent nationalists intent on resisting U.S. corporate penetration of their countries and challenging U.S. global hegemony. Bashar al-Assad fit the bill for the latter because he backed Palestinian resistance groups and stood up to Israel, aligned closely with Iran and Russia, and adopted nationalistic economic policies.[4] Assad was also growing economic relations with China and refused to construct the Trans-Arabian Qatari pipeline through Syria, endorsing instead a Russian approved “Islamic” pipeline running from Iran’s side of the gas field through Syria and to the ports of Lebanon. According to Robert F. Kennedy Jr., this latter pipeline would make “Shiite Iran, not Sunni Qatar, the principal supplier to the European energy market” and “dramatically increase Iran’s influence in the Middle East and world”—which the U.S. and Israel would not allow.[5]

Oh, that dude who pushed cancer sticks onto women:

Bernays and the Guatemalan Coup:

• In the early 1950s, the UFC, facing land reform policies in Guatemala that threatened their interests, hired Bernays to counter the government’s actions.
• Bernays led a “fact-finding” trip to Guatemala, cherry-picking information to portray the Guatemalan government as communist and a threat to American interests.
• He launched a misinformation campaign to discredit the Guatemalan government, framing the UFC as the victim of a “communist” regime.
• This campaign helped to create a climate of fear and suspicion about communism in Guatemala, which was used to justify the CIA-orchestrated coup.
• The coup, known as Operation PBSuccess, involved the CIA, the UFC, and the dictator of Nicaragua, Anastasio Somoza, according to Wikipedia.
• President Árbenz was overthrown and replaced by a military regime led by Carlos Castillo Armas, backed by the US.

Blood For Bananas: United Fruit’s Central American Empire

On March 10, 2014, Chiquita Brands International announced that it was merging with the Irish fruit company, Fyffes. After the merger, Chiquita-Fyffes would control over 29% of the banana market; more than any one company in the world today. However, this is not the first time in history these companies have been under the same name. Chiquita Brands and Fyffes were both owned by United Fruit Company until 1986. The modern merger marks their reunion and continued takeover of the banana market [1]. United Fruit Company was known for its cruelty in the workplace and the racist social order they perpetuated. Though Chiquita and Fyffes are more subtle in their autocratic tendencies, they continue many of the same practices of political and social manipulation as their parent company once did [2].

Advertising has been one of the most prominent forms of manipulation conducted by both the two modern companies and United Fruit. In the mid-twentieth century, United Fruit Company embarked on a series of advertising campaigns designed to exploit the emotions and sense of adventure of a growing American middle class and furthered the racial polarization and political tension between the U.S. and Central America, all for the sake of selling their bananas.

United Fruit initiated its first advertising campaign in 1917. By this time the company had well establish plantations in various countries in Central and South America. All they needed now was to interest the American people in trying new, exotic things in order to sell the bananas they were producing. At this time in American history, it was thought that advertisements should target consumers’ rationale, not their emotions, so United Fruit hired scientists to author positive reviews about bananas whether they were true or not. One of these publications, Food Value of the Banana: Opinions of Leading Medical and Scientific Authorities, offered a collection of articles by prominent scientists that promoted the nutrition value, health benefits, and even taste of the banana [3]. Today we know that bananas are good for us, but in the early 1900s, there was no way for these scientists to determine the nutrition value and other properties they claimed to have researched. However, Americans appear to have believed the scientists, for United Fruit’s banana sales began to soar.

Beginning in the 1920s, everything began to change. A successful young propagandist named Edward Bernays changed American advertising forever [4]. Bernays discovered that targeting people’s emotions instead of their logic caused people to flock to a product. His first experiment in this type of advertising was for the American Tobacco Company. Bernays thought that cigarette sales would sky rocket if it was socially acceptable for women to smoke, so at an important women’s rights march in New York City, Bernays had a woman light a cigarette in front of reporters and call it a “Torch of Freedom” [5]. Soon, women all over the United States were smoking cigarettes. After this initial public relations stunt, companies all over America began using emotionally-loaded advertising. United Fruit was no different. They launched an advertising campaign revolving around their new cruise liner called “The Great White Fleet” [6]. This cruise liner sailed civilians to the United Fruit-controlled countries in Central and South America to appeal to Americans’ sense of adventure and foster a good corporate reputation with the American people. When the cruise liner docked in a country, cruisers often toured one of United Fruit’s plantations. During this tour, the tourists would only be shown small areas of the banana plantations, theatrically set up to present the plantation as a harmonious place to work, when, in reality, it was a place of harsh conditions and corruption [7]. Their advertisements were key in swaying the American people to set out on an exotic adventure with the Great White Fleet. The flyer to the right (Fig. 1) describes Central America as a land of pirates and romance. The advertisement even portrays it as the place where “Pirates hid their Gold.” By giving the American tourists a false sense of the romanticism of Central America, they sold more cruise tickets, and through association, more bananas.

United Fruit’s unethical practices extended far beyond their manipulative advertising. They were also well known for their extremely racial politics in the workplace. They had employees from many different racial groups, and they would pit them against one another to control revolts that would otherwise be aimed at the company [8]. American whites would get the most prestigious jobs, like managers and financial advisers, while people of color got the hard labor. The company made a rigid distinction between Hispanics and West Indian workers. They administered different privileges and punishments to each ethnic group , and if one group were rewarded, the managers told them it was because they worked harder than the other group. If a punishment was administered, management would say it was the other group’s fault [9]. This gave the two groups something to focus their anger on, so they didn’t revolt against the company due to poor working conditions. United Fruit used the Great White Fleet to further these racial tensions. If the name was not obvious enough, all the ships were painted bright white and all the crew members wore pristine white uniforms [10]. The Fleet went so far as to encourage the passengers to wear white. The advertisement to the left (Fig. 2) further embodies the racial tensions experienced by the Americans and the United Fruit laborers. The large, white, American ship dwarfed the small, run-down, brown ship, symbolizing the power and prestige the whites had over the locals. The Central Americans in the corner of the picture are looking in awe of the massive ship, and are dressed in tropical garb to satisfy the need to appeal to the American people’s idealized version of the tropics. This is not only an advertisement, but a work of propaganda.

The United Fruit Company continued to advertise throughout the mid twentieth century until they found a new use for their public relations skills. A politician named Jacobo Arbenz was elected president in Guatemala, one of the Central American countries occupied by United Fruit [11]. Arbenz was a strict nationalist, and all he wanted was for his people to stop suffering in poverty. One of the most prominent issues in Guatemala, at the time, was scarcity of land. When United Fruit invaded Guatemala, they bought out many of the local farmers to acquire land for their plantations. This did not leave room for the peasants, who relied on farming as the sole source of their income. Arbenz created an agrarian reform that took land from the company and gave it back to the poor farmers that needed it [12]. United Fruit was outraged by this reform. They immediately launched a propaganda campaign led by Edward Bernays to convince the United States government and its people that Arbenz was a communist dictator [13]. In a 1953 article by the New York Times, Guatemala was described as “operating under increasingly severe Communist-inspired pressure to rid the country of United States companies” [14]. United Fruit was manipulating the media to make it sound like the agrarian reform was only created because Arbenz was being influenced by the Soviet government to sabotage America’s economic imperialism in Central America. Since it was during the Cold War, association with communists was a serious accusation. The United States’ aggressive stance toward communism encouraged them to take immediate action. The CIA hired civilian militias from Honduras to come into Guatemala and start a war against Arbenz and his followers. United Fruit also convinced U.S. President Dwight Eisenhower to threaten Arbenz because Eisenhower and many other prominent American government officials had stock in United Fruit [15]. With these pressures, Arbenz feared for his life and submitted his resignation.

However, this did not satisfy United Fruit. They wished to make an example of Guatamala, so their other host nations wouldn’t dare oppose them. They had the CIA pay off the Guatemalan military so they would let the Honduras militia win [16]. After the victory, the leader of the Honduran militia, Castillo Armas, was appointed as president of Guatemala and Armas was a puppet of United Fruit Company for the rest of his term [17]. He returned all of United Fruit’s confiscated land, and gave them preferential treatment in all Guatemalan ports and railways. The company continued to influence the media of North and Central America to justify what they had done. They called Armas the “Liberator” and told the inspiring tale of how he freed Guatemala from its communist ties. They also destroyed what was left of Arbez’s reputation by calling him “Red Jacobo,” further tying him to the Soviets [18]. A New York Times article written in 1954 states that, “President Castillo Armas is continuing to act with moderation and common sense,” and “Jacobo Arbenz, anyway, is a deflated balloon, hardly likely to cause any more trouble” [19]. The media praised Armas for his good policy making, yet most of his policies were proposed by United Fruit or the American government. United Fruit and American controlled media also made Armas into a war hero to increase his acceptance and popularity with the Guatemalan people. Arbenz was made to look like an easy defeat to give the American people confidence in the ability of their government to eliminate communist threats.

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Back on track with Dan and Haeder. And so we discussed the genocide, the mass murder, the shifting baseline of acceptance, and how Israel and their Jewish Project for a Greater Tyranical Israel has set down a new set of abnormalities in the aspect of guys like Dan and Jeremy having to bear witness, research the roots of these tyrannical empire building plots, and then write about it and publish books, which for all intents and purposes might be read by the choir.

Again, Dan lost his faculty job at the University of Pittsburg, why?

Russia. Putin Stoogery.

Dan and I talked off the mic about adjunct faculty organizing: He was interviewed 13 years ago on that accord: Interview with an Adjunct Organizer: “People Are Tired of the Hypocrisy”

The debate over the working conditions for adjunct faculty was recently reignited by the death of Margaret Mary Vojtko, a longtime adjunct professor at Duquesne University who was fired in the last year of her life and died penniless. Moshe Marvit talks to Dan Kovalik, a labor lawyer who knew Votjko and has helped to publicize her story.

The debate over working conditions for adjunct faculty was recently reignited by the death of Margaret Mary Vojtko on September 1. Vojtko, who had a long career as an adjunct professor at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, died penniless after being fired from the university in the last year of her life. Her story served as a reminder of what has become a massive underclass of underpaid contingent labor in academia.

Dan Kovalik, senior associate general counsel of the United Steelworkers, wrote an article in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette that brought news of Votjko’s death to a wider audience. Kovalik has been working with Duquesne adjunct faculty for several years, helping them organize a union and fight for better working conditions. At the time of Votjko’s death, he was assisting her in a legal fight to keep her job and her independence. I spoke with Kovalik in his office in the United Steelworkers building in Pittsburgh. The interview has been edited for clarity.

Moshe Marvit: Can you describe the working conditions of adjunct faculty?

Dan Kovalik: As I’ve come to learn, and I didn’t realize it until about a year and a half ago when adjuncts approached us to organize, the conditions are just abysmal. The folks that came to me at that time were making $3,000 for a three-credit course. So say you teach a load of two courses a semester, and you have two semesters a year, then that’s $12,000 right there. No benefits. Maybe you get a summer course in there, so maybe you make $15,000 per year. That’s barely enough to live on, especially if you have a family. I know a guy who teaches seven courses per semester to make ends meet at three different universities. They call it a “milk run.”

It had always been my perception that going into the academy would be a great life. You would get a good salary; you would get benefits; you would get the benefit where your kids could go to school for free there or at a reduced rate. Adjuncts don’t get that. I’ve come to learn that 75 percent of all faculty around the country are adjuncts. It’s this kind of dirty secret of the academy.

Meanwhile there are just a few at the top who are doing well. It looks a lot more like the corporate world than like nonprofit education. — DK

I knew about Mary before her firing and her death, and alas, Dan and I are brothers in arms when it comes to freeway fliers, just-in-time adjunct faculty, precarious teachers, 11th hour appointed non-tenure track and non-contracted instructors.

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Get the book, ASAP. Preorder at Baraka Books here.

I will use one chapter from their book, about a person Dan met in Syria, who is a journalist and is emblematic of the power of being Syrian, and in fact, Dan stated that the best and friendliest folk in the world are Syrians, and Lebanese and Palestinian. My experience that the Diaspora of those same folk for me absolutely resonates the same over my 6.6 decades. He dedicated the book to Yara:

In 2021, I twice visited both Lebanon and Syria. What I learned there was quite at variance with what we were being told in the mainstream press. One of the first people I met in Damascus, Syria, was Yara Saleh, a lovely and affable woman who was serving as a reporter and anchor for the Syrian News Channel, an official state news agency.

Yara, while working for this channel back in 2012, was kidnapped by the Free Syria Army (FSA) just outside Damascus, and held for six days until rescued in a daring mission by the Syrian Arab Armed Forces (SAA). Yara’s kidnapping and rescue became the subject of a movie which the delegation I was with were invited to watch for its premier. I contacted Yara afterwards to hear her story in her words.

Yara still seemed shaken by her abduction years before. She was thin, almost to the point of emaciation, ate nothing, but chain smoked as she told her story. As Yara explained, she was traveling with a driver (Hussam Imad), a camera man (Abdullah Tabreh) and an assistant (Hatem Abu Yehya) to do a report on the clashes between the SAA and forces which she described as “armed terrorist groups.” She specifically wanted to report on the impact of the burgeoning war and terrorist threats upon the civilian population.

However, while traveling on the road to their destination (a Damascus suburb known as al-Tell), they were stopped by armed men. These armed men detained them, took their possessions, including their phones and money, and beat all of them, including Yara. Yara, a quite small woman, explains that the beatings upon her were quite hurtful. Yara said they decided to kidnap them after discovering that they were with the Syrian News Channel.

They were driven into town and to a location with hundreds of other armed militants. While en route, one of the armed captors held Yara’s head down between her legs.

One of the first questions Yara and her colleagues were asked was about their religious background. All of them were of “mixed” traditions in Yara’s words, and Yara stood out because she wore makeup and did not wear any head covering. I just found out recently that Yara is an Alawite. Yara, like many of her fellow Syrians, sees herself as a Syrian first and that is more important to her identity than being an Alawite. Before the sectarian violence brought to Syria from the outside, Syrians did not wear their religions on their sleeve and didn’t go around asking others what their religion is; that would be considered rude.

The sheikh told them that they all were to be executed because they worked with the Syrian government and because of their mixed religious affiliations. In response to the sheikh’s words, two of Yara’s colleagues, Hussam and Hatem, were taken away to a nearby location. Yara then heard the sound of gun fire. She believed that both of her associates were killed at that time. However, Hussam was shortly brought back, and he told Yara, with tears in his eyes, that he witnessed Hatem murdered in a spray of bullets.

Notably, Yara explained that the fighters who held them openly told them that they were taking orders from someone in Turkey and that they had been told to move them to Turkey. The fighters explained that the plan was to negotiate their freedom with the Syrian Arab Army, and that if the SAA did not give in to their demands, they would kill them. However, when Yara asked one of the fighters if they would be released if the SAA gave them what they wanted, he answered in the negative, saying that they would continue to hold them for leverage to gain more concessions.

In addition, according to Yara, a significant number of the fighters were not Syrian. They were not certain where they all were from, but they could tell by their accents that some were from Saudi Arabia and Libya. (from the unpublished manuscript, Syria: An Anatomy of Regime Change.)

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Listen to the interview I had with Dan. He fielded my more unconventional questions, with an open mind and grace and in the end this radio interview is an organic discussion, or in Dan the Lawyer’s words, “I have no problem with stream of consciousness.”

Link to Podcast: HERE.

I interviewed Max Wilbert. He works for CELDF, and you already got that bonus of me interviewing his Executive Director, Kai.

Max is in the Eugene area, and he has his Biocentric Substack. We talked much about the state of the state of play in capitalism, that capitalism all based on war against the land, species, hogs-cattle, against education, against philosophy, against critical thinking and agency, against Utopian Thought Experiments, against activism, against one child in Gaza or a few tens of millions in Iran.

This is an orgy, this society, an orgy of blood America. And the roots of that go to EuroTrashLandia, and alas, UK. We are the DNA morphed sloughed off crap of the White Race of Paranoia.

Jewish state (sic) of Israel is the dominant reflection of the sickness, and that’s 16 million Jews, man. The Century of the Jew is Hot Hot Wars

We didn’t get into all of that look at the dirty dirty Oppen-Heimer-Monster aspect of Einstein or the lot of them, Ellison, Zuckerberg, Altman, Ackman, Brin, Fink, Schwarzman, et al.

It all started with the steam engine, you betcha. Advance into the black pool of death, oil, and now we are Homo Plasticus, Homo TerraBiteSapiens.

I’ll throw some extra stuff below, but the interview is a winner!

We have all sorts of conundrums, no?

• Is CO2 the culprit, or are we now in a flurry of diseases thanks to the synergistic chemical orchestration of so many toxins — chemicals — working their chronic disease and extended illness magic on the entire world?
• What is resilience? Do we do a complete power shift, and move toward revolution since a world without ice is on the horizon, and those 60 percent of the world near or on the seas will disappear?
• Overshoot?
• Carrying capacity?
• Population bomb?
• Sixth, Seventh, 10th mass extinction?

Several times in the distant past, catastrophic extinctions have swept the Earth, causing more than half of all species―from single-celled organisms to awe-inspiring behemoths―to suddenly vanish and be replaced by new life forms. Today the rich diversity of life on the Earth is again in grave danger―and the cause is not a sudden cataclysmic event but rather humankind’s devastation of the environment. Is life on our planet teetering on the brink of another mass extinction? In this absorbing new book, acclaimed paleontologist Peter D. Ward answers this daunting question with a resounding yes.

Elaborating on and updating Ward’s previous work, The End of Evolution, Rivers in Time delves into his newest discoveries. The book presents the gripping tale of the author’s investigations into the history of life and death on Earth through a series of expeditions that have brought him ever closer to the truth about mass extinctions, past and future. First describing the three previous mass extinctions―those marking the transition from the Permian to the Triassic periods 245 million years ago, the Triassic to the Jurassic 200 million years ago, and the Cretaceous to the Tertiary 65 million years ago―Ward assesses the present devastation in which countless species are coming to the end of their evolution at the hand of that wandering, potentially destructive force called Homo sapiens.

The book takes readers to the Philippine Sea, now eerily empty of life, where only a few decades of catching fish by using dynamite have resulted in eviscerated coral reefs―and a dramatic reduction in the marine life the region can support. Ward travels to Canada’s Queen Charlotte Islands to investigate the extinctions that mark the boundary between the Triassic and Jurassic periods. He ventures also into the Karoo desert of southern Africa, where some of Earth’s earliest land life emerged from the water and stood poised to develop into mammal form, only to be obliterated during the Permian/Triassic extinction.

Rivers of Time provides reason to marvel and mourn, to fear and hope, as it bears stark witness to the urgency of the Earth’s present predicament: Ward offers powerful proof that if radical measures are not taken to protect the biodiversity of this planet, much of life as we know it may not survive.

More than 200 million years ago, a cataclysmic event known as the Permian extinction destroyed more than 90% of all species and nearly 97% of all living things. Its origins have long been a puzzle for paleontologists, and during the 1990s and the early part of this century a great battle was fought between those who thought that death had come from above and those who thought something more complicated was at work.

Paleontologist Peter D. Ward, fresh from helping prove that an asteroid had killed the dinosaurs, turned to the Permian problem, and he has come to a stunning conclusion. In his investigations of the fates of several groups of mollusks during those extinctions and others, he discovered that the near-total devastation at the end of the Permian was caused by rising levels of carbon dioxide leading to climate change. But it’s not the heat (nor the humidity) that’s directly responsible for the extinctions, and the story of the discovery of what is responsible makes for an fascinating, globe-spanning adventure.

Carrying Capacity: Carrying capacity is a well-known ecological term that has an obvious and fairly intuitive meaning: “the maximum population size of a species that the environment can sustain indefinitely, given the food, habitat, water and other necessities available in the environment”. Unfortunately, that definition becomes more nebulous the closer you look at it – especially when we start talking about the planetary carrying capacity for humans. Ecologists claim that our numbers have already surpassed the carrying capacity of the planet, while others (notably economists and politicians…) claim we are nowhere near it yet!

Overshoot: When a population surpasses its carrying capacity it enters a condition known as overshoot. Because carrying capacity is defined as the maximum population that an environment can maintain indefinitely, overshoot must by definition be temporary. Populations always decline to (or below) the carrying capacity. How long they stay in overshoot depends on how many stored resources there are to support their inflated numbers. Resources may be food, but they may also be any resource that helps maintain their numbers. For humans one of the primary resources is energy, whether it is tapped as flows (sunlight, wind, biomass) or stocks (coal, oil, gas, uranium etc.). A species usually enters overshoot when it taps a particularly rich but exhaustible stock of a resource. Like oil, for instance…

The rate of population decline and how far it will fall is hard to predict. That will depend on many things but primarily on if and when globalization collapses. The collapse of globalization will bring about civil strife, border wars, and famine around the world.

I want to call your attention to the green, wild animal, portion of the second graph at the top of this post. Notice the wild animal portion of the terrestrial vertebrate biomass, by 1900, had dropped to about 20% of its historical value. Then by 2000, it had dropped to half that amount. Then by 2050, we expect that 2000 value to be cut in half again.

By 2100, it will very likely all be gone. Well, almost all gone. There will still be plenty of rats and mice and perhaps a few other small vertebrates will still survive, but all the large megafauna, except humans, will be gone. Gone forever… or at least for the next million years or so. It will take that long for new megafauna to evolve after the human population has been greatly reduced to a billion or even a few million people.

But the far distant future is of little concern to us now. The sad fact of the matter is your descendants will live in a world completely free of wild megafauna. There is no way to avoid that fact now, it is already too late to stop the destruction.

WHY?

Yes, why? Why are we destroying the earth’s ecosystem? Why are we driving most all wild animals into extinction? Why have we dramatically overpopulated the planet with human beings? Why did all this happen? However, when you ask why, you are implying that all this had a cause, that someone or some group of people are to blame for this damn mess we have gotten ourselves into.

Was it the early farmers who invented agriculture. Or was it the early industrialists like James Watt or Thomas Edison? Or was it Fritz Haber and Carl Bosch, are they the villains that got us into such a damn mess? No, it was none of these people. It was no one person or no group of people. It was not even any revolution like the industrial revolution, the medical revolution or the green revolution. There is no one to blame and there is nothing to blame.

Agriculture enabled the very small early population to expand. The industrial revolution and later the green revolution enabled more people to be fed. The medical revolution enabled more babies to survive and people to live much longer. Our population has exploded simply because it could. We have always lived to the limit of our existence and we always will. It was just human nature pure and simple.

Now many will say that we are now controlling our population, that we have learned how to limit our fertility rate. Well, yes and no. Reference the below chart and table that were produced by the Population Reference Bureau in 2012.

Will just had a kiddo, newborn, and so we had that looming, since I have a 29 year old daughter traumatized by her radical dad her entire life.

The zoomass of wild vertebrates is now vanishingly small compared to the biomass of domestic animals. In 1900 there were some 1.6 billion large domesticated animals, including about 450 million head of cattle and water buffalo (HYDE 2011); a century later the count of large domestic animals had surpassed 4.3 billion, including 1.65 billion head of cattle and water buffalo and 900 million pigs (FAO 2011). Calculations using these head counts and average body weights (they have increased everywhere since 1900, but the differences between larger body masses in North America and Europe and lower weights elsewhere persist) yield estimates of at least 35 Mt C of domesticated zoomass in 1900 (more than three times the total of all wild land mammals) and at least 120 Mt C in the year 2000, a 3.5-fold increase in 100 years (and 25 times the total of wild mammalian zoomass). And cattle zoomass alone is now at least 250 times greater than the zoomass of all surviving African elephants, which in turn is less than 2 percent of the zoomass of Africa’s nearly 300 million bovines (Table 2).

The Earth currently has about 19.6 billion chickens, 1.4 billion cattle, and 980 million pigs being raised as livestock.

and this was ALL precipitated with my buddy in North Arkansas telling me about a possible hysterectomy in a chicken — the hen, the bird species, not chicken in the traditional fucking fearful Yank

Cunts of this Cunt-Tree Tis of Thee:

President Trump posted a new video on Truth Social featuring a compilation of videos of B-2 stealth fighter jets dropping bombs along with the 1980 song “Bomb Iran” by Vince Vance & the Valiants.

The song, a parody of the 1961 song “Barbara Ann” by the Regents, plays over a video of various B-2 stealth fighter jets, which were used to drop 14 GBU-57 bunker busters bombs in Iran.

The jets were specifically used on the Fordow fuel enrichment plant and the Natanz Enrichment Complex, key nuclear sites in Iran. The U.S. also hit Iran’s Isfahan nuclear site.

The song continues with the lyrics, “Went to a mosque, gonna throw some rocks, tell the Ayatollah, ‘Gonna put you in a box!’ Bomb Iran.”

WATCH | US President Donald Trump posts a music video on his Truth Social account titled “Bomb Bomb Iran,” which includes lyrics like “put the Ayatollah in a box,” and “went to a mosque, gonna throw some rocks.”

How many? 77 million love this Trump Rapist in Chief semen drip?

“We basically — we have two countries that have been fighting so long and so hard that they don’t know what the f‑‑‑ they’re doing,” Trump told reporters at the White House earlier Tuesday.

Among geopolitical issues, Iran’s potential to acquire nuclear weapons was the top concern for Americans—84 percent expressed worry. Of those surveyed, 89 percent of Republicans and 84 percent of Democrats said preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons was important for U.S. security and prosperity.

Two-thirds of respondents—69 percent of Democrats and 71 percent of Republicans—said they support a deal to ease economic sanctions on Iran if it would prevent the country’s development of nuclear weapons. Only 20 percent opposed such efforts.

I mean everything, well EVERYTHING, about this fucking country needs to be wiped off the face of the earth. U$AIF

EVERYONE. MUST. DIE:

A strong 70 percent majority, including 70 percent of Republicans and 75 percent of Democrats, said they would support U.S. military action to defend Taiwan if China attempted an invasion or blockade.

This support rose to 78 percent overall (81 percent of Democrats and 80 percent of Republicans) after respondents were presented with arguments in favor of defending Taiwan.

Those cunts are all around you, or me, since I can’t get onto Max Blumenthal’s show, or Colbert, or Leibowitz’s or Bill Maher’s.

The segment received some backlash on social media for the amount of time devoted to Israel-related questions, in relation to the amount of time given to the candidates’ visions for New York. Some also pointed out that Lander was given less time to discuss Israel or Islamophobia in New York.

“He’s becoming the mayor of New York not the mayor of Tel Aviv,” the top comment on the YouTube clip of the segment said. “This israel stuff is ridiculous.”

UnUnited $nake$ of AmeriKKKa Israel First!

Goddamned Trump MAGA, MIGA, MAHA:

BOB FAW, correspondent: In one of America’s most shameful chapters, thousands of African Americans—no one will ever know how many—were lynched. For two sisters who witnessed a lynching, memories still haunt. Ninety-four-year-old Katherine Fletcher will never forget how her one-time classmate was murdered in St. Joseph, Missouri eight decades ago.

KATHERINE FLETCHER: They chained him to the back of a car and dragged him up and down the main street in the black neighborhood, screamin, you know, “This will happen to you so and so.” Then they hanged him to a tree and set afire to him and burned his body.

FAW: Throughout the country, from the Civil War era well into the 20th century, African-American men, women—even some whites—were lynched, their bodies often shot, mutilated, and burned. Katherine Fletcher’s 92-year-old sister, Korea Strowder, remembers what a mob in Maryville, Missouri did to a black man accused of killing a white woman.

KOREA STROWDER: They decided to put him, chain him on the roof of the school and then set the school on fire.

FLETCHER: There was no evidence that this man was involved with her at all. But they had to pick up somebody.

FAW: Katherine Fletcher is one of over 70 elderly African Americans interviewed by Reverend Angela Sims for her Remembering Lynching project housed at Baylor University’s Institute for Oral History.

REV. ANGELA SIMS (St. Paul School of Theology): If we don’t capture the narratives now, they will be lost to history forever.

FAW: Angela Sims, who teaches ethics and black church studies at St. Paul School of Theology in Kansas City, Missouri, spent two years interviewing African Americans who grew up in what theologian James Cone calls “the shadow of the lynching tree.” They either witnessed a lynching, lived in fear of one, or in the case of 92-year-old Willie Matthew Thomas, narrowly escaped being lynched.

WILLIE THOMAS: One of them said, “Well look, are we gonna hang him? Guess we’re not.” Another one said, “Sure, we gonna hang him.” And so he made up the noose, and they put it round my neck. I remembered in the Bible it speak about how they treated Jesus, and they said, “They led him away to be crucified.” They led me away to be crucified, to be hung.

FAW: Thomas was saved when a white man, who knew his family, showed up with a shotgun and intervened.

Dr. Sims got the idea for her project when she heard a speech about lynching by retired minister the Reverend Wallace Hartsfield Sr. Now 83, he was only eight or nine living in Georgia when he peered from behind a curtain and saw a mob.

REV. WALLACE HARTSFIELD(Metropolitan Missionary Baptist Church, Atlanta): They had taken the man out, and they had used his body for gun practice, and then they had hanged him, and then cut him down and dragged him through the street and this was supposed to be a warning to, you know, “uppity niggers.”

FAW: Photographs were made of lynchings, then turned into postcards.

SIMS: When we think about lynching, particularly lynching as mob spectacle, it was very much a spectator sport. And so children were even dismissed from school in order to participate in the spectacle that was hanging, burning, maiming, dismembering.

STROWDER: I had to take the bus home, and I had to ride a bus through the mob and to see the joy on their faces, as if they were coming to a picnic.

SIMS: These postcards are just a graphic depiction of the way in which a culture of terror is almost endemic to what it means to be a citizen of this republic. Lynching was always more than the death act. It was really designed as a way to control human behavior.

ICE is a terrorist and wannabe lynching outfit.

How many Blacks have been hijacked by Jews in music, entertainment, movies, art, school, media?

Some other sick news:

• Israeli sources told ABC News that the outcome of Washington’s attack on Iranian nuclear facilities is ‘really not good’

An Israeli political source told Saudi Arabia’s Al-Hadath channel that Israel is concerned about the possibility of a nuclear agreement between the US and Iran. The source emphasized that Israel may resort to sabotage operations or cyberattacks to hinder any progress Iran makes in its nuclear program.

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• Washington green-lights $30m for Gaza aid scheme tied to mass killings of Palestinians

Over 500 Palestinians have been killed at GHF aid sites that are now set to receive US funding, on top of tens of billions in military support sent to Israel.

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov:

“[IAEA Director-General Rafael Grossi] is now insisting that Iran grant the agency immediate access to its nuclear facilities to verify the whereabouts of enriched materials and assess the situation on the ground. But where are the assurances that this information won’t be leaked? I see no such safeguards.”

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After Trump imposed an immediate ceasefire between Israel and Iran, Israeli social media users took to X to express their outrage over the military being halted from continuing its assault on the Islamic Republic, with some even calling for attacks on US soil and threats against US officials.

Jews:

And this rant — mine — started after talking to Kelly from North Arkansas, AKA, Wisconsin. He’s under house arrest. Here, some of his story, and one of the interviews I did with him in May. Incarceration on my Mind

He’s visited upon regularly by a nonprofit lady from Brazil who assisted him in decluttering, fixing up his house, cleaning it, ridding it of mice, and getting him a mattress and bed and other items so his P.O. and social worker won’t get his ass thrown out of his OWN house.

And there’s a former cop who helps him. That’s another female cop/democrat story, but for now, it’s the chicken she had in her vehicle. Sick chicken. She brought over eggs, too, for Kelly.

But this bird she was taking to the vet, man, to get euthanized?

Lo and behold, the damn bird is on antibiotics and other meds to take care of a fucking ovarian cyst?

This my fair friend puppies IS WHY AMERIKKKA is done. COOKED. COLLECTIVELY INSANE.

DEAD culture that starves babies, and that’s 500,000 dead in Gaza according to a Harvard study — dead and missing! One half are children.

[In January this year, the Lancet medical journal also released a study revealing that the number of reported deaths in the first nine months of Israel’s assault on Gaza was “likely an underestimate.”

Results of a study released last July by The Lancet indicated that the true death toll in Gaza could reach more than 186,000 people.]

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Spending on pets is up, mirroring increases in pet ownership and pet insurance sales:

• Americans spent $136.8 billion on their pets in 2022, up 10.68% from 2021 ($123.6 billion).^[1]
• This includes $58.1 billion spent on pet food and treats, $31.5 billion spent on supplies, live animals and over-the-counter medications, $35.9 billion billion spent on vet care and $11.4 billion spent on other services (all services outside of veterinary care such as boarding, grooming, pet insurance, and training).^[1]
• Between 2018 and 2022, the amount spent on pets in the U.S. increased by 51.16% from $90.5 billion to $136.8 billion.

…essential dog expenses cost an average of $1,533 annually.^[10]

This includes the cost of:

• Dog boarding for a seven day vacation: $253
• Veterinary care: $679.50
• Pet insurance: $601.01

Dog owners who rely on doggy day care twice per week can expect to spend an additional $2,980 per year on average. ^[10]

And if an unexpected vet bill pops up for a major incident, you can be on the hook for thousands of dollars—42% of pet owners say they can’t cover a surprise vet bill of $999 or less without going into debt.^[6]

Pet insurance can partially reimburse you when you pay the bill for your pet’s unexpected accidents and illnesses. While you may not want to add another expense to your pet care costs, you might be surprised at how affordable pet insurance can be.

The average pet insurance cost for dogs is $44 a month, and the average pet insurance cost for cats is $30 a month, based on Forbes Advisor’s analysis. Having pet insurance is like putting a leash on your potential vet costs so they don’t run out of control. That can leave you with more money to spend on spoiling your furry companion.

Here’s a closer look at the cost of pet ownership:

• Dog owners spend the most on veterinary care ($367 per year), food ($339 per year) and grooming ($99 per year).^[2]
• Cat owners spend the most on food ($310 per year), veterinary care ($253 per year) and toys ($50 per year).^[2]
• Gen Z pet owners (ages 18 to 25) are the most likely to spoil their pets with birthday cakes (34%), birthday presents (39%) and clothing or costumes (32%).^[3]
• Gen Z pet owners are also the most likely to spend money on behavioral training (41%), doggy daycare (35%), specialized pet food (44%) and dog walking services (31%).^[3]

The impact of free-ranging domestic cats on wildlife of the United States

No, President Trump: Wind turbines aren’t killing ‘all the birds.’ Cats are.

And then the fucking beauty care shit: Average yearly spend on beauty products in the United States in 2023, by generation. US consumers spend a whopping 89.7 billion on beauty products annually. !

Fucking cunts.

In this explosive episode of State of Play, former military intelligence officer Josephine Guilbeau joins Greg Stoker to dissect the fallout from President Trump’s surprise strike on Iran’s nuclear sites, dubbed Operation Midnight Hammer.

Now entering its thirteenth day, the war has triggered a shaky ceasefire, erratic diplomacy, and escalating regional backlash. From Iran’s retaliatory strike on Al-Udeid Airbase to Israel’s strategic recalculations and Trump’s rumored Nobel Prize push, Guilbeau offers rare insight from inside the military-intelligence world. Hosted by Greg Stoker, former Special Operations officer and intelligence insider.

Cunts:

Shortly before Iran launched its missile strikes on U.S. CENTCOM in Qatar, Drop Site’s Jeremy Scahill spoke to the Iranian international law scholar Dr. Helyeh Doutaghi to discuss the widening U.S.-Israeli war against Iran. In March, she was suspended and ultimately fired by Yale University after a Zionist-led campaign to portray her as a member of a terror organization. She served as the deputy Director of the Law and Political Economy Project at Yale.She is currently a scholar of international law and geopolitical economy and she is now a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Tehran.

On June 24 – the day after Israel and Iran agreed to a fragile ceasefire – Dimitri Lascaris spoke with an Iranian journalist who was at the broadcasting centre at the time of Israel’s attack on June 16. Her name is Elham Abedini. She’s the host of an Iranian news program titled “The War Today”.

According to Elham, employees of the state broadcaster anticipated that they might be targeted by Israel, but they refused to evacuate the broadcasting centre before it was attacked on June 16. Elham also describes the mood in Iran following the ceasefire. She expressed her belief that Israel’s war of aggression on Iran is not over.

Yikes, the warped psychology of the WHITES. Chris Hedges: The Warped Psychology of the Rich,

DNA, man:

“It tells us our social fabric and technologies do not necessarily shield us from everything nature has to throw at us,” Souilmi says.

One thing nature regularly throws at us is deadly disease. Human populations have long been locked in an evolutionary arms race with pathogens. In a never-ending cycle, disease-causing microorganisms evolve to exploit vulnerabilities in our immune systems, and we adapt to resist these attacks. Even as ancient humans vanquished dangerous predators, they remained vulnerable to these microscopic enemies. For example, the bubonic plague pandemic known as the Black Death, which was caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis, wiped out 30 to 50 percent of the population of Europe in the 14th century.

In this way pathogens helped shape who we are today. “Where there is mortality, there is selection: individuals who die before reaching reproductive age do not pass on their genes,” says Lluis Quintana-Murci, a population geneticist at the Institut Pasteur in Paris. “Indeed, infectious diseases and pathogens have been major drivers of natural selection throughout human history.”

Those battles became inscribed in our genomes. In a 2023 study, Quintana-Murci and his colleagues analyzed 2,879 ancient and modern genomes to see how the DNA of Europeans changed over the past 10,000 years. They found 139 positions on the genome that had been targeted by strong natural selection—either “positive selection” to promote advantageous genetic variants or “negative selection” to purge harmful ones. These changes largely involved the response to infections. More than 80 percent of the positive selection events began in the past 4,500 years—a time of swelling urban communities, growing dependence on agriculture, proximity to domesticated animals and a rise in epidemics. “Natural selection has been pervasive throughout this period,” Quintana-Murci says. (source)

Scientists have discovered that segments of “flipped” DNA help fish rapidly adapt to new environments and evolve into new species. These DNA inversions act like evolutionary superchargers, preserving useful gene combinations and speeding up adaptation.

One of the biggest mysteries in biology is why Earth is home to such a vast array of plants and animals. How do new species appear, and what drives the incredible variety of life?

A clue comes from the colorful cichlid fish in Lake Malawi, East Africa. In this single lake, more than 800 species of cichlids have evolved from a common ancestor. Some cichlids became predators, while others adapted to feed on algae, sift sand, or eat plankton. Even more surprising, this happened in a tiny fraction of the time it took humans and chimpanzees to split from theirs.

Now, researchers from the Universities of Cambridge and Antwerp have determined how this evolution may have happened so quickly. Their findings were recently reported in the journal Science.

Supergenes and Chromosomal Inversions

The researchers looked at the DNA of over 1,300 cichlids to see if there’s something special about their genes that might explain this rapid evolution. “We discovered that, in some species, large chunks of DNA on five chromosomes are flipped – a type of mutation called a chromosomal inversion,” said senior author Hennes Svardal from the University of Antwerp.

Normally, when animals reproduce, their DNA gets reshuffled in a process called recombination – mixing the genetic material from both parents. But this mixing is blocked within a chromosomal inversion. This means that gene combinations within the inversion are passed down intact without mixing, generation after generation, keeping useful adaptations together and speeding up evolution.

“It’s sort of like a toolbox where all the most useful tools are stuck together, preserving winning genetic combinations that help fish adapt to different environments,” said first author Moritz Blumer from Cambridge’s Department of Genetics.

These preserved sets of genes are sometimes called ‘supergenes. In Malawi cichlids, the supergenes seem to play several important roles. Although cichlid species can still interbreed, the inversions help keep species separate by preventing their genes from blending too much. This is especially useful in parts of the lake where fish live side by side – like in open sandy areas where there’s no physical separation between habitats.

We are the TOxins SPecies and we are altering DNA and those switches? Shit Dawg.

The chemicals that linger for decades in your blood

Switches? Humans have created or found over 50 million different chemicals, with the majority developed in recent decades. Over 100 million man-made chemicals and formulations are used across various sectors like agriculture, housing, clothing, cosmetics, and food.

• Presence in Humans: A study found evidence of 3,601 food-contact chemicals (FCCs) in human samples out of 14,402 known FCCs. These chemicals can leach into food during manufacturing, processing, packaging, and storage.
• Toxic Chemicals: Some of these chemicals are toxic or hazardous. Industrial processes, like the burning of coal and fossil fuels, release toxic substances like carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and heavy metals.

Right. Nothing to worry about. Then enter the WWW and the unSocial Networks and Scrolling Screens and now AI and AIG and VR and MR and AR? Right, no problemo.

Money for nothing, err, Money for Missiles

Jews are digging this female acrimony !

Thomas Massie and Ro Khanna are calling it unconstitutional. BUT — they are FAILING to talk about IMPEACHMENT. Which is absurd. The constitutional remedy for a high crime like this by the president is impeachment.

The real war dogs:

Serial entrepreneur Jason Calacanis posted on X, “Five months into Trump’s term, we’re at war.”

In a subsequent post, he elaborated, saying that his initial statement was “just an observation, published without judgement.”

“We don’t have the intelligence that our leaders have, so I will reserve judgement until we know more,” Calacanis wrote. “It should be obvious to everyone, however, that no president can just stop conflicts on day one. We now have three conflicts were involved in.”

Spencer Hakimian = The founder of the hedge fund Tolou Capital Management responded to the strikes in a series of posts on social media, describing the US military operation as “completely undetectable,” given that no flight trackers showed US military aircraft over Iran within 30 minutes of the strikes.

Shaun Maguire, a partner at Sequoia Capital, praised Trump as the “Greatest President of my lifetime.”

“You may just not realize it yet,” Maguire wrote in a post on X, alongside a picture of Trump with his fist in the air after he was wounded during an assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania. “Bulletproof instincts and nerves of steel.”

Blake Scholl, the founder and CEO of Boom Supersonic, which is developing what it calls the “world’s fastest airliner,” said in a post on X that he was “proud to be an American tonight.”

“We can all sleep safer knowing the most dangerous regime won’t have the most dangerous weapons,” he wrote.

James Fishback —A vocal supporter of Trump and cofounder of Azoria investment firm, Fishback praised the US strikes — and criticized those who expressed concern over the rising geopolitical tensions — in a series of posts on X.

“Iran can’t possibly think this is the start of a U.S. offensive. Trump’s been clear from the start: they can’t have a nuke. We just accomplished that. We’re done here,” Fishback said in one post. “If Iran chooses to retaliate against a clearly telegraphed, one-and-done strike, they’d be signing their own death warrant. Trump was right.”

In a separate post, he added: “The Fordow nuclear site was a uranium enrichment facility, not a mosque. Not everything is Islamophobia. Calm down. Leave your weird identity politics out of this.”

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And the Jews take a break with Copper Tone and Coors.

Following CPA’s recently-published report on Vanguard, this latest publication is centered on BlackRock. These two American asset management firms, put together, manage over 17 trillion USD in assets, with BlackRock individually responsible for 10 trillion.

CPA’s thorough investigation reveals that BlackRock is not only funding Chinese military companies, but also those involved in China’s nuclear weapons program and in oppressive campaigns against minority groups including the Uyghurs. Through its offshore subsidiaries, BlackRock holds significant stakes in entities that are sanctioned by the U.S. government, effectively circumventing U.S. sanctions laws and posing a serious threat to national security and investor protection.

“BlackRock’s offshore funds have about $130 million invested across 14 Chinese Military-Industrial Complex companies listed on the Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Shenzhen stock exchanges – equity positions that would be illegal if held in the United States.”

And, yes, the Jews of these corporations are running the war room — Operation Midnight Hammer, the bombing of Iran’s nuclear sites, involved more than 125 American warplanes, submarines and surface warships.

Under the leadership of CEO Safra Catz, Oracle vaulted from a tech-sector afterthought to one of the industry’s prime movers. Catz, who became the sole CEO in 2019 after several years as co-CEO, made a transformational bet on cloud-based software and artificial-intelligence data centers. The company, and its investors, haven’t looked back. [Safra Ada Catz is an Israeli-American billionaire banker and technology executive. She is the CEO of Oracle Corporation. She has been an executive at Oracle since April 1999, and a board member since 2001. In April 2011, she was named co-president and chief financial officer, reporting to founder Larry Ellison. Born: 1961 (age 63 years), Holon, Israel]

40,000 U.S. troops in the region on high alert for potential retaliation from Iran.

Ahh, the Deception, the Flea Flicker, that America and Pager Bomber Israel!

That was, Caine said, “a deception effort known only to an extremely small number of planners and key leaders here in Washington and in Tampa,” where U.S. Central Command is headquartered.

The attack force included seven of the 19 B-2 bombers in the Pentagon’s fleet. Each stealth plane has a crew of two, and they flew east “with minimal communications throughout the 18-hour flight into the target area,” Caine said.

The B-2s needed to be refueled in midair multiple times, Caine said. They linked up with other warplanes as they neared Iran.

At about 5 p.m. East Coast time, a U.S. Navy submarine launched more than two dozen Tomahawk land-attack cruise missiles at Isfahan, one of three Iranian nuclear sites targeted.

Caine referred to “several deception tactics, including decoys,” being deployed as the warplanes pierced Iranian airspace. He noted the use of fourth- and fifth-generation warplanes without specifying the type of warplane. Fourth-generation aircraft include workhorse attack planes like the F-15 and F-18, while fifth-generation are stealthy, like the Air Force’s most sophisticated plane, the F-22.

Those aircraft used “high-speed suppression weapons,” Caine said. Those were likely missiles used to destroy radars that can target warplanes with surface-to-air missiles. It appears the Iranians did not fire at U.S. warplanes, he said.

• Tomahawk Block II: Approximately $1.4 million per unit.
• Tomahawk Block III: Approximately $1.2 million per unit.
• Tomahawk Block IV: Approximately $1.1 million per unit.
• Tomahawk Block V: Approximately $2 million per unit.
• Export costs: Can be significantly higher, potentially around $4 million per unit.

United Snakes of Israel =

And, so, the engines of academic death have already been put into thruster mode:

Chris Poulsen, dean of the college, sent an email to staff Wednesday announcing that 42 employees have received layoff notices. This round of cuts will make up a shortfall in the College of Arts and Sciences 2025 budget. More layoffs will be coming in the fall to address the university’s $25.7 million structural deficit for the 2026 fiscal year.

War dogs, bro’s. War prostitutes, gals. War pimps, grandkiddos.

Onebrief, a cloud-native platform focused on modernizing military planning and collaboration, has raised a $20 million extension to its Series C round. The investment brings the company’s valuation to $1.1 billion, nearly doubling from $650 million in just three months.

Onebrief raises $20M in Series C extension, reaching a $1.1B valuation just three months after its last round.

• Battery Ventures leads the new funding, joined by other strategic investors with deep experience in defense tech.
• The company will use funds to scale AI, infrastructure, and expand global operational readiness.

War Cunts + Death Cults + Jews = End of Civilization.

What you can’t see, dumb as shit AmeriKKKans, well, celebrate bombs bursting in air while your country dries up.

As the seven Colorado River Basin states haggle over the future of water allocations, authors of a new report on groundwater argue that equal attention should be paid to the water beneath our feet.

Jay Famiglietti, a global futurist professor at Arizona State University and one of the authors of the research, said groundwater depletion has been worse than losses measured at reservoirs like Lake Mead or Lake Powell.

“The rate of decline in the groundwater is about 2.4 times greater than the decline in the reservoirs,” Famiglietti said.

Time to relocate, the Jews tell the Palestinians? Nah, just right here in U$A:

Jassy is the son of Margery and Everett L. Jassy of Scarsdale, New York.^[3] Of Jewish^[9][10] Hungarian ancestry,^[9] his father was a senior partner in the corporate law firm Dewey Ballantine in New York City, and chairman of the firm’s management committee.^[3] Jassy grew up in Scarsdale, and attended Scarsdale High School,^[3][11] where he played varsity soccer and tennis.

Amazon is ordering thousands of workers on several U.S. teams to move to main hubs in Seattle, Washington; Arlington, Virginia; and Washington, D.C. Amazon has 1.56 million full-time and part-time employees spread across its global business, including 350,000 corporate workers.

The effort to get some employees to relocate has been taking place “for more than a year now,” as “some teams have been working to bring their teammates closer together to help them be as effective as possible,” an Amazon spokesperson told Bloomberg.

The mystery seller of a $105M empty lot next door to Jeff Bezos’s estate has just been outed

The seller of an undeveloped parcel right next door to Jeff Bezos has been revealed as a man named Mikhail Peleg, according to a release. The German developer and investor snagged $105 million for the plot on Monday, marking a record property price for the ultra-exclusive Indian Creek Island.

The identity of the buyer could not be determined, but paid in cash, Forbes reported.

Fucking Harvard, Fucking White Psychosis, Psychosis of Whitness:

Guardian: Harvard hired a researcher to uncover its ties to slavery. He says the results cost him his job: ‘We found too many slaves’

n the winter of 2022, before the Harvard report was made public, Cellini said he was approached by the former president of the school, Larry Bacow, and a dean, Tomiko Brown-Nagin, who asked him if he could do the same thing for Harvard.

When he started the research, Harvard had already identified the names of 70 people that had been enslaved with ties to the university. Over the course of the past three years, working alongside American Ancestors, the country’s pre-eminent genealogical institute, Cellini and his researchers have identified more than 900 people that had been enslaved by university affiliates (faculty, staff and people in leadership positions) and nearly 500 of their direct living descendants.

It wasn’t long after the work began to pick up steam that Cellini started running into trouble.

In March 2023, he said he was asked to meet with the project’s executive director, Roeshana Moore-Evans, and the Harvard staff member overseeing the initiative, the public health professor and vice-provost for special projects, Sara Bleich.

These informal meetings were held in a boardroom in the student center, a tall glass building overlooking the gates of Harvard Yard. It was here and during extended phone calls that Cellini claims he was told repeatedly by Bleich “not to find too many descendants”.

“At one point the fear was expressed that if we found too many descendants, it would bankrupt the university,” he said.

[Photographs of enslaved people in the US, possibly the oldest known in the country, were discovered in the basement of a Harvard University museum in 1977]

Cellini told Bleich that was “ludicrous”, he said. Was he supposed to falsify the evidence, to destroy it, to ignore it? “I asked for guidance, and the answer was that she didn’t know,” he said, “but we shouldn’t report too many descendants.”

Bleich denies this. “The university never issued a directive to him to limit the number of direct descendants that could be identified through the work,” she told the Guardian during a phone interview. Moore-Evans declined to comment on the meetings.

Cellini told Bleich that was “ludicrous”, he said. Was he supposed to falsify the evidence, to destroy it, to ignore it? “I asked for guidance, and the answer was that she didn’t know,” he said, “but we shouldn’t report too many descendants.”

Bleich denies this. “The university never issued a directive to him to limit the number of direct descendants that could be identified through the work,” she told the Guardian during a phone interview. Moore-Evans declined to comment on the meetings.

In the process of trying to get additional funding for the project, arguing that the amount of work had increased tenfold because of all the additional names that were being uncovered, Cellini met with the finance director for the president’s office, Patricia Harrington, this past fall.

Harrington wouldn’t give him a clear answer about his funding request, telling him, “Unfortunately you keep finding more slaves,” he said, and that “every new person is a source of guilt and shame for Harvard”.

A spokesperson for the university said: “Any assertion that Patricia Harrington disparaged the work of the Legacy of Slavery Initiative, including descendant research, is false.” Even though Cellini was eventually given a budget for 2025, albeit a fraction of what he had asked for, the university would soon halt his work entirely.

In the process of trying to get additional funding for the project, arguing that the amount of work had increased tenfold because of all the additional names that were being uncovered, Cellini met with the finance director for the president’s office, Patricia Harrington, this past fall.

Harrington wouldn’t give him a clear answer about his funding request, telling him, “Unfortunately you keep finding more slaves,” he said, and that “every new person is a source of guilt and shame for Harvard”. A spokesperson for the university said: “Any assertion that Patricia Harrington disparaged the work of the Legacy of Slavery Initiative, including descendant research, is false.” Even though Cellini was eventually given a budget for 2025, albeit a fraction of what he had asked for, the university would soon halt his work entirely.

THE NEW SLAVES of the TECH Monsters and their AI:

The company said it believes Accenture, using artificial intelligence, will do a better job connecting with customers. It says it will tell most marketing employees by July 11 whether it plans to lay them off.

Lean Teams, another term for societal and community starvation!

“The transition of our marketing and operations functions will result in significant changes to team structures, including potential headcount reductions, with only lean teams remaining,” Intel told employees in a notice describing its plans.

Fucking Spain of all places: “He is the first in the world to achieve this”: Spain unveils a submarine with capabilities never before seen under the ocean.

Environmental Murderers on the Green Sub!

The S-81 Isaac Peral submarine represents a watershed moment in naval technology as the first submarine worldwide with the ability to generate hydrogen directly onboard. This groundbreaking capability utilizes an innovative system called BEST AIP (Bio-Ethanol Steaming Reforming Air Independent Propulsion), which converts bioethanol into hydrogen through an advanced reforming process.

Unlike conventional submarines that rely solely on diesel-electric propulsion, the S-81’s system feeds hydrogen into fuel cells that generate electricity while submerged. This technology significantly extends underwater endurance beyond what traditional non-nuclear submarines can achieve. The vessel can remain submerged for several weeks without surfacing, drastically improving its stealth capabilities and operational flexibility.

The environmental advantages of this system are equally impressive. Bioethanol serves as a more sustainable fuel source compared to traditional fossil fuels, reducing the submarine’s carbon footprint. Additionally, bioethanol offers easier storage solutions than pure hydrogen, which typically requires highly specialized containment systems. This advanced energy technology comes as other nations like China accelerate their clean energy developments through nuclear fusion research, highlighting a global trend toward innovative power solutions.

Yeah, more rallies, no? Fucking shut this fucked up cunt-tree down:

..no taxes, no mortgage payments, no rental payments, smash and grabs, burn down gated communities, burning tired all ove the place — you know, decoy decoy:

Oregon senators agree to cut $45 million in funding for early childhood programs

The $1.4 billion budget approved by senators on Monday is 3% less than current levels and could lead to job losses and preschool closures, advocates say.

picking out onions while anal clefts like Jewish NecroPhiliac Whore/Worshipper Noem and Stephen Miller Suck on their Racist fucking Smegma

Here, necrosis becomes not just institutional but normative: a system designed to prevent genocide is now used to manage it.

Puros Trabajadores ·

Going to work in very high temperatures and now afraid of not returning home

As we say, Fuck These Fucking Racists:

Cunt:

Now now, if I was one of those blokes in the fucking gulag, one day, oh, one day — gut anything near me resembling that cunt:

Immigration raids are threatening businesses that supply America’s food, farm bureaus say … California’s farms produce more than a third of the country’s vegetables and more than three-quarters of its fruits and nuts.

Immigrant Workers are the Backbone of the US Food System | Civil Eats

Real Humans:

Versus these fucking cunts:

These fucking monsters in the Miyan:

SubHuman Jew:

[She was already a racist when she took a publishing job in Washington, DC. But when she became a reporter for Breitbart News, Katie McHugh says she was taken to new depths of hate with the help of Stephen Miller.

Emails show the two were in frequent contact between 2015 and 2016 while he was working for then Sen. Jeff Sessions and later on the Trump presidential campaign.

McHugh says on Miller’s way to the White House, where he is now a senior adviser deeply involved in shaping immigration policy in consonance with his hardline views, he was constantly sending her far-right material, encouraging her to use their arguments in her articles.

McHugh was a willing acolyte of Miller who she says further radicalized her.

“I was a white nationalist,” she says. “Whatever you want to call it – white nationalist, white supremacist. But that part [of me] is dead.”

She says Miller privately showed his true colors and pushed white supremacist ideals echoing his hardline views on restricting immigration to her in order to get them on Breitbart’s website.

Last go-round:

Jews must die, one by one, or en mass:

Fucking UnUnited SNakes of Israel, for sure!

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Mahmoud Khalil Ordered to be Released by Federal Judge – The Freedom That Should Never Have Been Stolen

A judge’s order to release Mahmoud Khalil exposes the cruelty of criminalizing solidarity with Palestine

Jewish project to end all collective global law:

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International law has long been held as a safeguard against the horrors of unchecked state power—a framework meant to regulate behaviour between nations, uphold human dignity, and prevent atrocities. Yet today, we are witnessing not a temporary breakdown or failure, but something deeper and more insidious: a condition of decay. The term that best captures this phenomenon is necrosis—a pathological process in which tissue dies due to lack of circulation, infection, or injury. When applied to the international legal order, necrosis speaks to a systemic, spreading death of norms, protections, and institutions, accelerated by impunity, power asymmetry, and selective enforcement.

This article proposes the concept of legal necrosis[1]as both analytical framework and diagnostic tool. Just as necrosis in the human body begins in a limb and, if untreated, spreads to vital organs and ultimately causes death, international law today is experiencing a death from within. It begins with persistent violations that are neither punished nor deterred, and it spreads through institutions rendered inert by political compromise and structural bias. If this necrosis is not addressed with radical intervention—an institutional and normative amputation of the dead tissue—the legal body will not survive. — The Necrosis of International Law: From Multilateralism to Bilateralism

[A banner at a memorial rally for victims of the 2014 massacre of migrants at Tarajal, 2021]

Back to the fucked up Empire, that racist cult, Spain:

Over 10,000 people died in transit to Spain in 2024 alone.[1] On June 2022, the border fence of Melilla, one of two Spanish enclaves in Morocco, was witness to a massacre that killed or disappeared over a hundred African migrants.[2] A recent BBC investigation revealed that Greek border guards systematically repeal immigrants already on Greek land, hurling them back into the sea. Meanwhile, Frontex (Europe’s ICE) has become the EU agency with the largest budget and is fast assembling 10,000-man-strong army to counter immigration, with its own ships, aircrafts, drones and weapons. The Standing Corps, as it’s called—the first and only pan-European armed force.

Reports of massacres punctuate the short history of European borders. The repetitive media cycle of death, indignation and forgetting is by now customary. The accumulation of massacres barely even registers among political forces or the broader public. Europe’s “left,” both moderate and “radical,” alternately decries or plays down migrant death, depending on their own position in government.

In between the more mediatized massacres, however, an uninterrupted stream of death is the rule. Mostly unreported, hard to even count. Advocates calculate that at least 60,000 people have been killed at Europe’s borders since 1993; others calculate that over 30,000 have died or gone missing since 2014 alone (excluding the 10,000 of 2024).[3] These are minimum estimates. The reality is bleak—it is time to transcend moral lamentation and understand this situation structurally.

That’s some fucked up stuff, no? Chris Hedges:

The genocide is almost complete. When it is concluded it will not only have decimated the Palestinians, but will have exposed the moral bankruptcy of Western civilization. This genocide will haunt us. It will echo down history with the force of a tsunami. It will divide us forever. There is no going back.

Lest we forget these two fucking White Europeans:

Russia is an ally of Iran. While Russia has no formal military alliance with Israel, this longstanding personal relationship between Netanyahu and Putin is certainly playing a key strategic role.

“During his 12 years as prime minister, Netanyahu had close relations with Putin, speaking to the Russian president on the phone every few weeks and meeting in person every few months.” (Axios)

In his book, Netanyahu writes positively about Putin and describes him as “smart, sophisticated and focused on one goal – returning Russia to its historical greatness.” (Ibid)

Putin and Adolph Bibi’s buddy:

“I didn’t say I was looking for a ceasefire,” Trump said, adding: “[French President Emmanuel] Macron mistakenly said that I left the G7 Summit, in Canada, to go back to D.C. to work on a ‘cease fire’ between Israel and Iran. Wrong! He has no idea why I am now on my way to Washington, but it certainly has nothing to do with a Cease Fire. Much bigger than that.”

Cunts of the JEwish Persuasion RUnning this Gulag:

Salvadoran journalist arrested while streaming a ‘No Kings’ protest could face deportation

A Salvadoran journalist who built a big social media following by documenting immigration raids may be facing deportation.

Mario Guevara, who was arrested during a “No Kings” protest near Atlanta last Saturday, was transferred to US Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody early Wednesday morning, a spokesperson for ICE in Atlanta confirmed to CNN.

Although a state judge had granted him release without bail, ICE authorities requested that he remain detained due to his immigration status.

This led the Committee to Protect Journalists to express outrage about Guevara’s continued detention on Tuesday. ICE’s involvement, “which could lead to Guevara’s deportation, is a crude form of censorship,” said Katherine Jacobsen, the committee’s US, Canada and Caribbean program coordinator.

Guevara entered the United States in 2004 on a tourist visa after he faced death threats due to his reporting in El Salvador

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Jew Larry Ellison on the hunt for more of us globally: Oracle’s $116 Billion Surge Leaves Little Room for Error on AI.

Oracle is best known for its database software but has been investing aggressively in its cloud-computing business. That spending appears to be paying off as the company predicted “dramatically higher” revenue growth for its upcoming fiscal year amid strong demand for AI-related services.

Analysts expect that growth rate to be about 16%, up from 8.4% in fiscal 2025, which ended last month, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Net income, meanwhile, is expected to rise 15% in fiscal 2026, and expansion in both metrics is projected to accelerate in fiscal 2027.

While Oracle’s market share within cloud computing remains below that of bigger players like Amazon.com Inc., Microsoft, and Alphabet Inc., the results were the latest example of the company’s growing strength in AI. Earlier this year, it entered into a joint venture to provide OpenAI with computing power.

“AI represents the first material avenue for growth Oracle has seen in a long time, and it comes after a decade where the Street looked at Oracle as a company struggling to find new avenues of growth,” said Stephen Bersey, head of technology research at HSBC. “Transitioning from a company growing in the mid-single digits to one where annual growth should be in the teens going forward deserves a different kind of valuation profile.”

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While EVERYTHING goes to the fucking Trump Jew World, we are fucked, once again.

University of Colorado Boulder researchers made the first-ever airborne detection of Medium Chain Chlorinated Paraffins (MCCPs) in the Western Hemisphere.

MCCPs are currently under consideration for regulation by the Stockholm Convention, a global treaty to protect human health from long-standing and widespread chemicals. While the toxic pollutants have been measured in Antarctica and Asia, researchers haven’t been sure how to document them in the Western Hemisphere’s atmosphere until now.

From Wastewater to Farmlands

MCCPs are used in fluids for metal working and in the construction of PVC and textiles. They are often found in wastewater and as a result, can end up in biosolid fertilizer, also called sewage sludge, which is created when liquid is removed from wastewater in a treatment plant. In Oklahoma, researchers suspect the MCCPs they identified came from biosolid fertilizer in the fields near where they set up their instrument.

“When sewage sludges are spread across the fields, those toxic compounds could be released into the air,” Daniel Katz, CU Boulder chemistry PhD student and lead author of the study, said. “We can’t show directly that that’s happening, but we think it’s a reasonable way that they could be winding up in the air. Sewage sludge fertilizers have been shown to release similar compounds.”

MCCPs little cousins, Short Chain Chlorinated Paraffins (SCCPs), are currently regulated by the Stockholm Convention, and since 2009, by the EPA here in the United States. Regulation came after studies found the toxic pollutants, which travel far and last a long time in the atmosphere, were harmful to human health. But researchers hypothesize that the regulation of SCCPs may have increased MCCPs in the environment.

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And you thought your kiddos going into coding and computer engineering were okay buying that million dollar house: Intel plans to lay off up to a fifth of its factory workers, an enormous cutback that will have a profound effect on one of the chipmaker’s core businesses.

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My old stomping grounds, and as a reporter, and I did a week with homeless camps for the student newspaper. Fucking 48 years ago?

“These are difficult actions but essential to meet our affordability challenges and current financial position of the company. It drives pain to every individual,” Intel manufacturing Vice President Naga Chandrasekaran wrote to employees Saturday. He said the company is targeting job reductions between 15% and 20%, with most of the cuts taking place in July.

Homeless veterans take refuge at Arizona encampment

Arizona once again finds itself at the center of a major legal battle over its rampant street homelessness. In May, the state’s Court of Appeals overturned a lower court ruling, finding that the city of Tucson can be held liable for failing to abate the “public nuisance” resulting from a homeless encampment.

It marks another legal setback for an Arizona city, and another win for those demanding stronger action on homelessness. Late last year, Phoenix officials agreed to a $300,000 settlement with business owners following litigation over the city’s handling of the sprawling encampment known as “The Zone.” Both cases reflect surging homeless populations: the number of people living on Tucson’s streets has grown by a factor of 3.5 since 2019, while unsheltered homelessness in Phoenix has risen by more than 60 percent over the same period.

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Zero Academic Freedoms, mano.

Some states are trying to take away tenure from college faculty

The GOP’s education culture wars have a new target: college professors.

Texas lawmakers are considering a bill that originally set out to completely eliminate tenure at public colleges and universities. In Ohio, lawmakers are weighing legislation that would mandate tenure reviews for professors. This year, at least three more states — North Dakota, Louisiana and Iowa — considered similar measures, although those proposals stalled.

This new wave of bills targets a long-standing and common standard of job protection for college and university professors, meant to ensure freedom of thought among academics and insulate them from political attacks. The bills that are emerging this year are part of a broader trend among conservative legislatures attacking perceived liberal teachings in high schools and public universities: Last year, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a law that would require professors at public universities in the state to undergo a tenure review process every five years, saying that tenure promotes “intellectual orthodoxy.” Other Republican state leaders like Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick have since taken up the mantle, arguing that higher-level education is a place of liberal indoctrination and a source of “societal division.”

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Fucking-Raping-Defilinghe dead.

Necrophilia: Jewish law, known as Halacha, does not explicitly mention necrophilia as a prohibited act in the Torah.

Israel‘s Obsessive Worship of the Dead

The insane hunt for the body of missing Israeli navigator Ron Arad can only be described as state-sponsored necrophilia. This search is not the only symptom of necrophilia in Israel’s behavior, especially in recent years, but it is the most serious.