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Re: Biden disapproval
DIR By: guest5
Date: January 22, 2021, 1:33 pm
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Starting to get the feeling a lot of people believe you can just
say the words "unity" and people will just automatically unite.
Wishful thinking at best. I do not see much hope for a Republic
which is completely incapable of addressing it's fundamental
issues in any serious and lasting way.
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Re: Biden disapproval
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: January 22, 2021, 10:41 pm
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Here is a perfect example of how cowardly Biden is. At first
there seemed to be hope:
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Then came the Red feedback:
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And within hours:
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Re: Biden disapproval
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: January 23, 2021, 11:26 pm
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HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kz3qPvBbUIU
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Re: Biden disapproval
DIR By: guest5
Date: January 24, 2021, 4:28 pm
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Iran's🇮🇷 Ahmadinejad on Biden's Presidency: 'It
Makes No Difference Who The US President Is'
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> Former President of Iran Mahmoud Ahmadinejad discusses Joe
Biden becoming the President of the United States, saying who
the President is doesn't matter and that important decisions are
made behind the scenes.
--- End Quote ---
HTML https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmZtkaARR7I
The only difference between Trump and the rest of the presidents
is that Trump allowed what had been otherwise covert racism to
become overt racism. This effected Americans predominately. The
rest of the world already knew the U.S. was an extremely racist
country on a scale matching the racist ethno-state of Israel. No
other countries in the history of humanity have been this
overtly racist as both Israel and the U.S. are, except those
which partook, and are still partaking, in Western colonialism
also. And, lest we also forget demographic-blueshift. But, we
could even say Trump is somewhat responsible for that phenomenon
as well....
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Re: Monetary Wealth
DIR By: guest5
Date: January 24, 2021, 7:09 pm
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Legendary investor Jeremy Grantham says Biden's $1.9 trillion
stimulus plan will make the stock market bubble even worse
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> Legendary investor Jeremy Grantham warned investors during a
Bloomberg interview that the $1.9 trillion in federal aid
President Joe Biden is seeking from Congress will further
inflate the stock market bubble.
>
> The GMO co-founder told Erik Schatzker that he has "no doubt"
some of the stimulus aid will end up in the market. He said the
"sad truth" about the last stimulus bill passed in 2020 was that
it didn't increase capital spending and didn't increase real
production, but it certainly flowed into stocks.
>
> The plan that Biden is proposing contains a $1,400 boost to
stimulus checks, robust state and local aid, and
vaccine-distribution funds. Grantham said that if the package
passed is worth $1.9 trillion, it could lead to the dangerous
end of the bubble.
> "If it's as big as they talk about, this would be a very good
making of a top for the market, just of the kind that the
history books would enjoy," said Grantham.
--- End Quote ---
HTML https://www.businessinsider.in/stock-market/news/legendary-investor-jeremy-grantham-says-bidens-1-9-trillion-stimulus-plan-will-make-the-stock-market-bubble-even-worse/articleshow/80424761.cms
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Re: Biden disapproval
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: January 24, 2021, 10:42 pm
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"No other countries in the history of humanity have been this
overtly racist as both Israel and the U.S. are, except those
which partook, and are still partaking, in Western colonialism
also."
Not all the Turandom countries were former colonial powers (only
the Russian and Austro-Hungarian Empires were), yet today they
are more racist than those few former colonial powers which
managed to incorporate some Counterculture values.
Back to Biden, however:
HTML https://www.yahoo.com/news/members-migrant-caravan-bidens-immigration-203642560.html
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> In his first days in office, President Biden has already
abandoned many of his predecessor's hard-line immigration
policies, reversing travel bans from certain Muslim-majority
countries, declaring a 100-day moratorium on most deportations,
and reiterating his pledge to propose legislation providing a
path to citizenship for an estimated 11 million people in the
United States illegally.
>
> But none of those policy changes do much for people fleeing
Central America now until they make it to the U.S. border — and
that trek has become increasingly difficult. The Biden
administration has given no indication that it will instruct
other countries to ease their crackdowns on U.S.-bound migrants.
>
> Roughly 7,500 migrants, the vast majority of them Honduran,
began making their way on foot to Mexico and the United States
in large caravan groups a week ago. Most entered Guatemala
through the El Florido crossing, but they made it only 27 miles
into Guatemala before they were stopped.
> ...
> Biden has pledged to support anti-corruption efforts in
northern Central American countries and his plans for the region
include a $4-billion aid package. Whether his administration
will take any steps against the Honduran president is not clear.
But some question whether sending more cash to the region is the
right strategy in a region where foreign aid seldom trickles
down to the most needy.
>
> “Pouring aid into corrupt, predatory governments and abusive
security forces is not the answer,” said Lisa Haugaard,
co-director of the Latin America Working Group, a human rights
organization based in Washington, in a statement. "Nor is the
answer just promoting private investment."
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Exactly. If a country sees that it will receive foreign aid in
exchange for keeping refugees out, it will keep doing so! No,
the only correct response to a country that obstructs refugees
is to bomb it every day until it allows the refugees to enter.
Refugees or WMDs. That is the only choice that should be offered
to them.
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Re: Biden disapproval
DIR By: guest5
Date: January 27, 2021, 1:39 pm
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> In an address to the UN Security Council, Acting UN Ambassador
Richard Mills outlined the Biden administration's plans to help
oversee the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which include to
support a 'mutually agreed two-state solution', to 're-open
diplomatic missions that were closed by the last U.S.
administration', and to commit to restoring humanitarian aid and
support for economic development for the Palestinian people.
>
> Mills' address contained subtle hits against the former Trump
administration, which seemed to heavily favor Israel when
attempting to smooth over Israeli-Palestinian diplomatic
relations.
>
> Mills said the Biden administration's approach 'will involve
renewing U.S. relations with the Palestinian leadership and
Palestinian people, relations which have atrophied over the last
four years.'
>
> In addition to attempting to refresh relations with
Palestinian leadership, Mills also said that the U.S. would
'maintain its steadfast support for Israel,' as well.
--- End Quote ---
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See also:
HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/ancient-world/khazars-history-of-the-jewish-turkic-nomads/
Palestine never belonged to Khazars. Meanwhile, let's resurrect
the Holy Roman Empire while we're at it and give Europe back to
Rome?
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Re: Biden disapproval
DIR By: 90sRetroFan
Date: January 27, 2021, 10:26 pm
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It's not even just about today's Jews mostly being Khazars. The
Tanakh itself explicitly states that even the original
Israelites themselves stole Palestine the first time round:
HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Promised_Land
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> The Promised Land (Hebrew: הארץ
המובטחת‎,
translit.: ha'aretz hamuvtakhat; Arabic: أرض
الميعاد‎,
translit.: ard al-mi'ad; also known as "The Land of Milk and
Honey") is the land which, according to the Tanakh (the Hebrew
Bible), God promised and subsequently gave to Abraham and to his
descendants. In modern contexts the phrase "Promised Land"
expresses an image and idea related both to the restored
Homeland for the Jewish people and to salvation and liberation.
>
> God first made the promise to Abraham (Genesis 15:18–21):
>
> On that day the Lord made a covenant with Abram and said, "To
your descendants I give this land, from the Wadi of Egypt to the
great river, the Euphrates— the land of the Kenites, Kenizzites,
Kadmonites, Hittites, Perizzites, Rephaites, Amorites,
Canaanites, Girgashites and Jebusites."
>
> He later confirmed the promise to Abraham's son Isaac (Genesis
26:3), and then to Isaac's son Jacob (Genesis 28:13). The Book
of Exodus describes the Promised Land in terms of the territory
from the River of Egypt to the Euphrates river (Exodus 23:31).
The Israelites conquered and occupied a smaller area of former
Canaanite land and land east of the Jordan River after Moses led
the Exodus out of Egypt (Numbers 34:1–12), and the Book of
Deuteronomy presents this occupation as God's fulfilment of the
promise (Deuteronomy 1:8). Moses anticipated that God might
subsequently give the Israelites land reflecting the boundaries
of God's original promise - if they were obedient to the
covenant (Deuteronomy 19:8–9).
--- End Quote ---
Palestine never belonged to the Israelites either.
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Re: Biden disapproval
DIR By: guest5
Date: January 27, 2021, 11:16 pm
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> Palestine never belonged to the Israelites either.
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Great point you've made before which I totally forgot about!
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Re: Biden disapproval
DIR By: guest5
Date: January 31, 2021, 3:36 pm
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Biden has huge opportunity with Iran but will he take it?
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> American author and political commentator John Steppling
believes President Joe Biden has a huge opportunity to improve
US ties with Iran by removing illegal sanctions and rejoining
the nuclear deal.
>
> But the analyst warned that Biden is a “liberal
interventionist” who was “instrumental in the invasion of Iraq,
Syria, Libya, Ukraine, Venezuela, and Bolivia.”
>
> Steppling, who is based in Norway, made the remarks in an
interview with Press TV on Sunday when he was asked by Press TV
whether the Biden administration would avail the opportunity to
rejoin the Iran nuclear deal and remove illegal sanctions on the
Islamic Republic.
>
> Iran’s UN ambassador has that the ball is America’s court
regarding the nuclear agreement that it abandoned in 2018,
adding that Tehran is waiting for the new US administration to
take the first step to lift the unlawful sanctions and then
rejoin the 2015 multilateral accord.
>
> In an interview with NBC News on Monday, Majid Takht-Ravanchi
said Tehran was not prepared to offer goodwill gestures or
confidence-building measures until Washington removed its
sanctions and returned to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action
(JCPOA).
>
> ‘It’s up to the US to decide what course of action to take.
We’re not in a hurry,’ he said.
>
> In 2015, Iran and six world states — namely the US, Germany,
France, Britain, Russia and China — signed the JCPOA which was
ratified in the form of UN Security Council Resolution 2231.
>
> However, the US under former president Donald Trump
unilaterally pulled out of the JCPOA in May 2018 and reinstated
the anti-Iran sanctions that had been lifted by the deal.
>
> The Trump administration also launched what it called a
maximum pressure campaign against Iran, targeting the Iranian
nation with the ‘toughest ever’ restrictive measures.
> Iran: Up to US to take first step by lifting bans, rejoining
JCPOA
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> “If you ask the question, is there an opportunity for anything
and you're speaking about US foreign policy, the answer is well
of course there is. I mean there's always an opportunity but it
never materializes because the US government doesn't think about
these things the way you and I think about,” Steppling said.
>
> “US foreign policy since the end of World War II has been
driven by the same concerns for every single decade and that is
the protection of Western capital and markets, the possibility
of new markets, and it was driven by anti-communism. And if you
look at the record in Africa, for example, the US fought against
African independence movements. The Soviet Union, Cuba fought
for African independence movements. The US was complicit with
the UK in the assassination of Lumumba who was probably the
single most important African leader of the 20th century whose
life was cut very short,” he said, referring to Patrice Lumumba
who was an anticolonial Congolese politician and independence
leader who served as the first Prime Minister of the independent
Democratic Republic of the Congo (then Republic of the Congo)
from June until September 1960.
>
> Lumumba resisted Belgian colonialism and corporate interests.
He was assassinated in a US-backed coup on January 17, 1961.
--- End Quote ---
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> “So, is there an opportunity to change direction on Iran?
Yeah, but I can't see that happening. I mean the X Factor in
this, the variable in this right now of course, is that we're
seeing a massive contraction of capital. And this is part of
‘the great reset’ is all about. The Klaus Schwab World Economic
Forum idea and this is being driven by a certain faction of the
ruling class - people of extreme wealth. And it's tied into
depopulation schemes and all sorts of stuff, because of the idea
of being that since the financial crisis in 2008 the profits are
not consistent and they're not reliable, and the profits are
much smaller than they were in the past, except for a few people
like Jeff Bezos or whoever,” he noted.
>
> “So, they're looking to usher in a more controlled form of
capital -- call it whatever you want, people have come up with
different names for it, feudalism being one -- but it's not
likely to succeed the way they imagine for a variety of reasons
we don't have to get into here but it will impact how the US
views its interventions. Now Biden is a liberal interventionist.
He was instrumental in the invasion of Iraq. He was instrumental
with Syria, Libya, Ukraine, Venezuela, Bolivia. I mean Biden's
track record is terrible,” he stated.
>
> “And I can't imagine why he would change given that his
appointments so far are all liberal interventionists just like
him. They all think alike. And so I can't imagine anything is
really going to change. I mean there are always cosmetic
differences. Biden will probably return to the perception
management style that Obama employed especially in his second
term,” he noted.
>
> “And that will be less bellicose and extreme than Trump was.
But, it's frankly not substantially going to be different, and
Iran loons with Russia as an economic enemy. China, I think, is
hard to calculate exactly where China is in this because I think
they probably have a lot of backdoor collusion with the US, and
we see Xi speaking at the opening of Davos. So that's hard to
know and I'm not an economist and I don't pretend to be but it
seems to me that what we're going to see is a more controlled
form of US imperialism with a sort of more narrowly targeted
goals,” he said.
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> “But Iran is useful to the US as an international ‘villain.’
That also suits the needs of Israel. It suits Saudi Arabian
needs as well. Iran becomes the justification for any aggression
they commit. And Israel and the KSA are both, essentially, US
proxies in the region,” he added.
>
> “So, there's an opportunity but it's not going to be taken. I
don't think, I can't imagine any way that Biden suddenly changes
his very hawkish policies, I mean the hawkish policies he's
employed for 30 years,” he concluded.
--- End Quote ---
HTML https://www.presstv.com/Detail/2021/01/31/644247/Joe-Biden-is-liberal-interventionist
See also:
HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/issues/monetary-wealth/
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