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‘We help African nations LIBERATE themselves from the NEOCOLONIAL YOKE’ — Putin at the 3rd Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow ‘African countries throughout history have been friends of our country’ ‘We have NEVER pursued colonial policies’
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Hey thank you for the follow! I watched your debate against Yaron & it was an undressing! I'm sure he needed new diapers after that one haha. If you're ever interested my colleague & I are doing X Spaces which we turn into Spotify shows open.spotify.com/show/1RcsrU… @AshleyAFrawley
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We are constantly told that the war in Ukraine was "unprovoked" But then I see this interview with Victoria Nuland from April 2014 and realize that I had simply been fed a carefully fabricated narrative.....
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【インターナショナル🚩】 さすがフランス🗼 歌詞カードなしでインターナショナルが歌えるなんて🥹
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No Kings protests in the US are a sham designed to funnel people from the red capitalist party to the blue capitalist party. They lack class perspective and do not challenge the real kings who are the billionaires that own, control, and fund both parties.
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Интернационал звучит в Париже. 13 октября 2026 года.
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Are you a Capitalist? A second look at the term.
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H.G. Wells on Stalin : “I confess that I approached Stalin with a certain suspicion and prejudice. A picture had been built up in my mind of a very reserved and self-centred fanatic, a despot without vices, a jealous monopolizer of power. I had been led to believe by various people that he was all these things, and also that he had something of the dark fanatical quality of Savonarola. I found on the contrary a man surprisingly different from my preconception. I expected to find a rather ruthless, hard, perhaps even sullen man. Instead I found a quiet-spoken, seemingly very restrained and amiable man, with a gentle voice and a ready, easy laugh. There was no malice in him, no fear, and, so far as I could judge, no hate. I have never met a man more candid, fair and honest, and to these qualities it is, and to nothing occult and sinister, that he owes his tremendous undisputed ascendancy in Russia. I had thought before I saw him that he might be where he was because men were afraid of him, but I realize that he owes his position to the fact that no one is afraid of him and everybody trusts him.”
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People & Markets TV retweeted
La pesadilla de la clase trabajadora tras la disolución de la URSS: el triunfo del capitalismo. El libre mercado llegó a Rusia con la caída de la Unión Soviética y el caos que la acompañó. Se vendieron empresas estatales a precio de saldo. En solo un año, en 1992, los rusos consumían un 40 % menos que en 1991 y un tercio de la población cayó en la pobreza. Los obreros tardaban meses en cobrar sus salarios. Con las medidas liberales de Borís Yeltsin, el PIB de Rusia cayó en picado durante ocho años seguidos. La corrupción se generalizó, mientras el crimen organizado y el consumo de drogas se disparaban. En 1998, el 80 % de las granjas rusas estaba en quiebra y 70.000 fábricas estatales habían cerrado. En apenas ocho años, el número de personas pobres aumentó en 72 millones, mientras Moscú se convertía en una de las ciudades con mayor concentración de multimillonarios del mundo.
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People & Markets TV retweeted
🇧🇫 Burkina Faso was a shattered country before Captain Traore. Four years later, he’s fought the Western-backed t*rr*rists, regained territory and is leading a true Industrial Revolution building roads, schools, hospitals, factories and even the very first state owned gold mint. He’s restoring Burkanibe dignity and African pride. Captain, my Captain: I salute you and may God Almighty preserve you and bless Burkina Faso 🇧🇫
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People & Markets TV retweeted
Hace casi 100 años, en un país muchísimo más atrasado que la España actual, la URSS ya había establecido conquistas que hoy seguimos reivindicando: jornada de 7 horas, vacaciones pagadas, derecho al trabajo, eliminación del desempleo, asistencia médica gratuita, seguros sociales a cargo del Estado y educación gratuita, incluida la universidad, con becas estatales. Y no solo eso: igualdad jurídica entre hombres y mujeres, igualdad salarial y laboral, protección de la maternidad, permisos de embarazo pagados, maternidades, guarderías y jardines de infancia; educación obligatoria y formación profesional gratuita para los trabajadores. No hablamos de un país capitalista rico del siglo XXI, sino de una sociedad que había salido de una revolución, una guerra civil, una enorme pobreza y un atraso educativo brutal. No tenemos por qué conformarnos con migajas. por qué, con una productividad y unas fuerzas productivas infinitamente mayores que hace un siglo, seguimos planteando como casi revolucionario algo que ya fue alcanzado históricamente por la clase trabajadora soviética.
SMI en 1800 y jornada laboral de 35 horas. Si hace eso consiguen mayoría, pero bueno, soñar es gratis.
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¡Belarús es el único país de Europa que conmemora la Gran Revolución de Octubre!🇧🇾✊🏻🚩 Es el único en garantizar: vivienda, trabajo, educación, sanidad, 3 años de permiso de maternidad, etc. La economía está planificada y el máximo poder político recae en la Asamblea Popular✊🏻🚩
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People & Markets TV retweeted
Wages are not a share of profit. They're a cost of production, deducted before profit exists. What's left over is surplus value - the part you produced but didn't get paid for. Calling your wage a "share" is the exact inversion the boss wants you to believe.
Replying to @Floridamarx
Every paycheck is a share of profit, dumbass!
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