babyhueypnewton posted:OMG! Huge protest in front of State "Belarus Television" took place yesterday. Employees also joined. And you know what people are chanting? "Ra-dio Sva-bo-da!" (Radio Liberty @RFERL)
— Franak Viačorka (@franakviacorka) August 16, 2020
RFERL - is the voice of truth! @USAGMgov @RFERLPress pic.twitter.com/WSIHdgWp7H
WOW! Inspiring! Tankies Hate This One Weird Trick To Change Regime! This Crowd Of Activists Is Chanting "CIA! CIA!"
babyhueypnewton posted:Counter-revolution in Belarus following the exact same formula, exact same western "left" supporters, probably the same result as Ukraine and Bolivia since the state doesn't have the strength of the PSUV in Venezuela or the Chinese communist party. But we can hope.
Luka's mustache is pretty powerful though. That counts for something.
sovnarkoman posted:
Wide Lukashenko with Kalash walking but he's always in frame pic.twitter.com/TRROO8q2zw
— Чай з варэннем (@belteanews) August 23, 2020
sovnarkoman posted:on the other hand, this is the latest article on that website: https://www.moonofalabama.org/2020/08/mostly-peaceful-rioting-and-looting-is-helping-trumps-campaign.html
yeah you gotta wonder the pathology that leads someone like this to defend the Kenosha Nazis
street actions against racist cops are a pro-Trump conspiracy: rational, brilliant, esoteric super-truths
mrbonesaw lured gen solemani to a waiting american missile at baghdad airport, he is a dead man walking. It will be a solemani missile but the iranians are afraid of committing any sin of terminating innocent lives of his entourage/bystanders, unlike the evil khazar,wasps and such.
sandwiched between a discussion of soviet hydrgen bomb tests and chris hedges articles.
moa cons: sortof a crank, is a crank magnet
There was also a part where the Hudson Institute guy is like "so whaddya need from us!? Sanctions? Some NGO stuff?" And they were like, yeah, all that stuff and we need RFE/RL to fire up in Belarusian, and we also need satphones... lots of satphones. It's interesting how open it is, and this was on YouTube, but there were only a few hundred views when I clicked on it. But it's very banal stuff, and very material. The sorta-crank stuff that bloggers get into might come from seeing wheels within wheels all the time, but these guys are just Bellingcat-like creeps trying to crack open Belarus with a crowbar so KKR & Co. can get in there and sell off the country's industries, and there's not a whole lot else to it.
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trakfactri posted:Yeah, dunno about what MoA is going on about there.
he's going on about how he's an insane Nazi apologist because the truth doesn't fit his elaborate, stupid preexisting conspiracy theories where all opposition is a form of elaborate theater, therefore Nazis can't be working with cops, or cops themselves, because everyone who's fighting the cops is secretly working with or for the cops, so the Nazis must be innocent babies
cars posted:elaborate, stupid preexisting conspiracy theories where all opposition is a form of elaborate theater, therefore Nazis can't be working with cops, or cops themselves, because everyone who's fighting the cops is secretly working with or for the cops, so the Nazis must be innocent babies
Abolish cracker ISIS to make way for the police
shriekingviolet posted:Abolish cracker ISIS to make way for the police
cars posted:yeah you gotta wonder the pathology that leads someone like this to defend the Kenosha Nazis
cars posted:the blog "Moon of Alabama" is useful as an example of crypto-fascism, of objective pro-fascism wrapped in the thinnest veneer of anti-imperialism
I think there's a white dude left-liberal isolationism in the U.$. that gets how Gene Sharp stuff works, and how a coup d'etat works, but sees imperialism as like a modernistic deviation from the classical liberal ideal rather than a necessary phase of capitalism. That post has this if/then proposition that uprisings "help" Donald Trump, so "if" they do that's therefore bad, which in a very blinkered way could be true because oppressed people taking militant action scares the shit out of Amerikan whites, but instead of thinking about why that is or seeing these things as an expression of a breakdown in a liberal order in freefall, which is both continued and perpetuated by Trump, MoA rejects uprisings in his country.
Author of "In Defense of Looting" says the idea that "the small business owner must be respected" and "is part of the community" is really "a right-wing myth" that has "crawled into leftist discourse."
— Aaron Maté (@aaronjmate) August 29, 2020
If this anarcho-grad school discourse crawls into the left, we're fucked. pic.twitter.com/Ar6LDvibwf
BTW, that is why it's given a friendly hearing on NPR. Neoliberals will be thrilled if the "Left" becomes synonymous w/ white intellectuals making grad-school arguments for why it's OK to attack grocery stores & pharmacies. They love anything that kills actual leftist politics.
— Aaron Maté (@aaronjmate) August 29, 2020
My only confusion is if this is a particularly American problem given the form of "anti-imperialism" of Settlers and Amerikan fascists or if all liberals turn into this to some degree when colonized nations revolt.
dimashq posted:MoA comment sections wildly swing from ... people posting about the Jewish conspiracy
Kindly stop misusing "fascist" to mean "bad." As a National Socialist (an actual fascist) myself
I encourage you and others to read Thomas Dalton's recent translation of Mein Kampf (MK). Until Dalton, for reasons owing to historical accident and the overt bias of the translators, English-language translations of MK have been *atrociously* bad. Assuming you're being genuine when you say you've read it--in my experience, most haven't and are just parroting Jewish propaganda--this would explain why you think it was badly written.
sovnarkoman posted:dimashq posted:MoA comment sections wildly swing from ... people posting about the Jewish conspiracy
Kindly stop misusing "fascist" to mean "bad." As a National Socialist (an actual fascist) myself
I encourage you and others to read Thomas Dalton's recent translation of Mein Kampf (MK). Until Dalton, for reasons owing to historical accident and the overt bias of the translators, English-language translations of MK have been *atrociously* bad. Assuming you're being genuine when you say you've read it--in my experience, most haven't and are just parroting Jewish propaganda--this would explain why you think it was badly written.
that's funny. the dumbest fascists are the ones who explicitly identify as one these days, because they really think that there is some underlying ideology to be scholastic about. like, cool you sat through 1000 pages of mein kampf and evola, still makes you stupid as fuck
I suspect Bolton's weirdly misshapen head was caused by a botched forceps delivery which resulted in the impairment of the frontal lobes of his cerebral cortex. Damage to these lobes, especially if it occurs perinatally, impairs critical thought processing and often causes the person affected to develop pathological egotism, vindictiveness and fanaticism. He possibly has other deformities hidden under the large moustache. There are other causes of perinatally induced conduct disorder such as the mother smoking/drinking/taking drugs or being physically abused. It's an interesting subject.
Posted by: Guy Thornton | May 6, 2019 3:49:49 PM | 2
this is Yahoo News which means it's a story drop by the CIA. i'd hesitate to call this a "limited hangout" even, the Democrat "news junkie" = CIA fanboy equation is so sound at this point that this is probably just a puff piece by CIA public relations, demanding credit where credit is due.
note the superfluous five-man anonymous sourcing cited from the "intelligence community".
Hearing that within a few days of this story getting pushed by yahoo.cia.com made me think of the kind of pedantic “fact checking” reporting that has gotten so prevalent in the current social media environment:
“Fact checkers show Russian media claims that have been pushed by conspiracy theorists of secret cia backing of Ukrainian government are false”
Anyone bothering to follow the link and read through 10 paragraphs of the most sleep inducing writing will find in the fine print last paragraph of the anonymous “fact checkers” comments: “cia support of US allies security forces, including ukriane, has been well reported in media”
solidar posted:It was either npr or some other nondescript news reporting I heard in the background around the office: but they (reporters talking to each other) were saying that the “russian media” was all claiming that the ukrainian government was a corrupt authoritarian mess that only grabbed, and has been able to maintain, power thanks to support from the cia.
Hearing that within a few days of this story getting pushed by yahoo.cia.com made me think of the kind of pedantic “fact checking” reporting that has gotten so prevalent in the current social media environment:
“Fact checkers show Russian media claims that have been pushed by conspiracy theorists of secret cia backing of Ukrainian government are false”
Anyone bothering to follow the link and read through 10 paragraphs of the most sleep inducing writing will find in the fine print last paragraph of the anonymous “fact checkers” comments: “cia support of US allies security forces, including ukriane, has been well reported in media”
it's "cool" how snopes.com, the web site that used to be for checking the truth of some ridiculous claim from a chain email, is now filled with pages that are like 'did the cia arm contra forces in south america? status: false. american military advisors officially unaffiliated with the cia armed contra forces in south america'
tears posted:bbc news yesterday was all about pre-announcing how russia was planning to do a manchuria incident in ukraine so i am currently expecting the cia to fake an already fake incident in ukraine.
yeah