>From participating in Occupy Wall Street protests to building an orphanage in Afghanistan, rapper Immortal Technique claims to be a voice for the voiceless. The Afro-Peruvian artist, born in Peru and raised in New York City, writes lyrics focusing on poverty, class issues, racism, and American foreign policy. Immortal Technique also refuses to sign with a major record label and made his latest album available as a free download.

>My audience needs to be willing to "confront their own ideologies" - Immortal Technique

>As seen on "the stream" Al Jazeera.

>"Immortal Technique-Bin Laden Feat. MosDef (Street)", sound recording administered by: The Orchard Music

Timestamps:

1. 00:00 - Intro
2. 01:31 - Interview
3. 08:55 - The Occupy Movement
4. 17:23 - Afghanistan

>Dedicated to dialogue and peace!

>At Dialogue works, we believe there’s nothing more unstoppable than when people come together.

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>Col. (ret.) Lawrence Wilkerson's last positions in government were as Secretary of State Colin Powell's Chief of Staff (2002-05), Associate Director of the State Department's Policy Planning staff under the directorship of Ambassador Richard N. Haass, and member of that staff responsible for East Asia and the Pacific, political-military and legislative affairs (2001-02).

>Before serving at the State Department, Wilkerson served 31 years in the U.S. Army. During that time, he was a member of the faculty of the U.S. Naval War College (1987 to 1989), Special Assistant to General Powell when he was Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (1989-93), and Director and Deputy Director of the U.S. Marine Corps War College at Quantico, Virginia (1993-97). Wilkerson retired in 1997 and began work as an advisor to General Powell. He has also taught national security affairs at the George Washington University.

>The Thinking Muslim Podcast explores key issues in depth with esteemed Muslim thinkers, academics and scholars⁣⁣.

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>The ongoing slaughter in Gaza and now the carpet bombing of Lebanon has at its backdrop the US elections. Both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have clearly stated their intentions to back Israel, and it is hard sometimes to place a cigarette paper between them. Some have sought to characterise Harris as a better candidate, suggesting she will be ready to restrain Israel, although with little evidence, and others have conceded her stance to be not dissimilar to Biden – but the other side, Trump, would be worse. They evoke the ‘lesser of the two evils’ argument to suggest that for Muslims, holding your nose and voting is better than not voting.

>Not withstanding the fact that those using the lesser of the two evils argument previously asked American Muslims to vote for Clinton, Bush, Obama and Biden – all of whom seem to compete with Shaytan on how much evil they could dispense. But the height of evilness has been the execution of this genocide, which has been on the watch of the Democrats. So how should American Muslims respond to the genocide. Should they abandon Harris? I am planning to visit the US very soon inshallah and will be meeting with American Muslim leaders and others as I attempt to piece together an answer to these crucial questions. But to begin the conversation, I have invited back onto the show Sami Hamdi to share his thoughts.

Timestamps: >1. 0:00 – Introduction >1. 03:00 Is there a Harris bounce in the polls >1. 07:06 If Harris loses, Zionism loses? >1. 13:34 Why is AIPAC worried? >1. 20:00 Shifting US public opinion >1. 26:58 Muslims in swing states >1. 30:01 Supporting Trump >1. 38:19 Third-party candidates >1. 48:21 Should we endorse Jill Stein >1. 57:39 The lesser of the two evils >1. 1:18:00 Are US Muslims ready for sacrifice >1. 1:39:40 Non-Muslim allies

>lets talk about an idol group that japanese society fears, atarashii gakko!

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>Key Points: >1. Empowering Authenticity: Atarashii Gakko! promotes the idea that everyone has something unique to offer, countering Japan’s conformity culture. This message resonates deeply in a society that often values uniformity over individuality. >1. Friendship Over Fame: The group’s foundation on genuine friendship results in natural interactions, creating a refreshing dynamic that contrasts with corporate idol groups focused solely on image and success. >1. Unconventional Themes: Their music explores quirky topics, from ghost stories to alien battles, which fosters creativity and innovation—qualities that Japan has seen diminish in recent years. >1. Cultural Commentary: Their lyrics often reflect the need for change in Japanese society, addressing complacency and encouraging youth to embrace their creativity rather than conforming to societal expectations. >1. Global Reach: With their signing to 88rising, Atarashii Gakko! is expanding their influence beyond Japan, showcasing their unique brand of music at international events like Coachella. >1. Relatable Content: Their unfiltered vlogs depict a fun and chaotic side of their lives, making them relatable and endearing to fans, while also breaking the mold of typical idol behavior. >1. Challenging Industry Norms: Atarashii Gakko! embodies a shift in the idol industry, advocating for freedom and self-expression, thus redefining what it means to be a successful idol group in Japan today.

>Julian Assange, accompanied by his wife Stella, took part in a parliamentary hearing on his detention and conviction - and their chilling effect on human rights - on 1 October 2024 ahead of a full plenary debate on this topic by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) due tomorrow.

>In his first public remarks since his release from detention at Belmarsh Prison in the UK four months ago, Mr Assange told parliamentarians: "I want to be totally clear. I am not free today because the system worked. I am free today because after years of incarceration I pleaded guilty to journalism. I pleaded guilty to seeking information from a source, and I pleaded guilty to informing the public what that information was."

>He added: "It’s good to be back. It’s good to be amongst people who – as we say in Australia – who give a damn. It’s good to be amongst friends."

>The hearing was organised by the Assembly’s Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights in the framework of a report on this topic by Thorhildur Sunna Ævarsdóttir (Iceland, SOC). Wikileaks Editor-in-Chief Kristinn Hrafnsson also took part.

>In a recent draft resolution, based on Ms Ævarsdóttir's report, the committee expressed deep concern at Mr Assange’s harsh treatment, warned of its “chilling effect” and called on the United States, a Council of Europe observer state, to investigate the alleged war crimes and human rights violations disclosed by him and Wikileaks.

>The committee also said it considers that the “disproportionately severe charges” brought against him by the US authorities, as well as the heavy penalties foreseen under the Espionage Act for engaging in acts of journalism, fall within the requirements set out in a 2012 Assembly resolution on the definition of a political prisoner.

>On Wednesday 2 October, the Assembly – which brings together parliamentarians from the 46 Council of Europe member states – will debate and vote on the committee’s draft resolution. Mr Assange is expected to be present in the public gallery to watch the debate.

#bassemyoussef

#باسم_يوسف

>Bassem Raafat Mohamed Youssef is an Egyptian comedian, television host, and surgeon. He is best-known in his media career for having hosted Al Bernameg, a satirical comedy show focused on Egyptian politics, from 2011 to 2014.In 2013, Bassem Youssef was named on Time 100. His current projects include The Democracy Handbook and Revolution For Dummies.

>Over the past two decades, US foreign policy objectives in the #MiddleEast region have largely failed; from the invasion of Iraq to the war in Afghanistan, and US interventions in Syria, Libya and Yemen. Today, as the US continues to support #Israel’s war on #Gaza, it stands isolated in the world community, in opposition to international law, and at odds with its own population that is demanding an end to the war. This opening session will address the legacies of US foreign policy, the challenges facing the United States today, the factors impacting foreign policymaking in Washington, and prospects for reforming US politics, as well as recommendations for the next administration.

>Speakers

>Jeffrey D. Sachs, Professor and Director of the Center for Sustainable Development, Columbia University; President of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network; SDG Advocate for UN Secretary General António Guterres; Former Special Advisor to UN Secretaries-General Kofi Annan, Ban Ki-moon, and António Guterres

>Khalil E. Jahshan – Moderator | Executive Director, Arab Center Washington DC

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>Key Points: >1. Historical Consistency: U.S. foreign policy has shown remarkable consistency across different administrations since the 1990s, indicating a deep-rooted approach rather than reactive changes to global dynamics. This suggests a systemic issue within the U.S. political framework that prioritizes military solutions. >1. Cost of War: The trillions spent on wars in the last three decades have not brought security but have instead increased debt and instability, calling into question the rationale behind these military engagements. This financial burden could have been redirected to more constructive international collaborations. >1. Diplomacy Over Dominance: The current foreign policy, which favors military interventions, should pivot towards diplomatic strategies that address the underlying causes of conflicts. This shift is essential for sustainable peace globally. >1. Impending Global Threats: The ongoing wars and tensions, particularly with Russia and China, pose serious risks of escalation into wider conflicts. Acknowledging these threats is crucial for any future policy formulation. >1. Need for New Approaches: Current U.S. strategies, rooted in past ideologies of unipolarity, are increasingly outdated. There is a pressing need to rethink and recalibrate foreign policy to align with current geopolitical realities, particularly the rise of other global powers. >1. Middle East Resolution: The key to peace in the Middle East lies in recognizing Palestine’s rights and establishing its statehood. Ignoring this issue perpetuates violence and instability in the region. >1. Impact of Elections: The upcoming elections may not significantly alter the trajectory of U.S. foreign policy, as entrenched interests and systemic issues often override individual leadership changes. This highlights the need for public and grassroots movements to advocate for change.

>Your central hub for Palestine news and analysis

>Following the Israeli assassination of Hassan Nasrallah, the General Secretary of Hezbollah, the world braces itself for what’s to come. Professor Seyed Mohammad Marandi joins us to discuss Israel’s continued disregard for International Law and Norms.

>Please leave your thoughts below in the comment section.

>Dedicated to dialogue and peace!

>At Dialogue works, we believe there’s nothing more unstoppable than when people come together.

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>Scott Ritter is a former Marine intelligence officer who served in the former Soviet Union, implementing arms control agreements, and on the staff of General Norman Schwartzkopf during the Gulf War, where he played a critical role in the hunt for Iraqi SCUD missiles. From 1991 until 1998, Mr. Ritter served as a Chief Inspector for the United Nations in Iraq, leading the search for Iraq’s proscribed weapons of mass destruction. Mr. Ritter was a vocal critic of the American decision to go to war with Iraq. His new book, Disarmament in the Time of Perestroika: Arms Control and the End of the Soviet Union, is his ninth.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/20247191

> This guy is at that strange intersection where right-wing politics, religious conservatism, and inceldom meet.

>The Electronic Intifada is an independent online news publication and educational resource focusing on Palestine, its people, politics, culture and place in the world.

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>As Israel continues its massacres in Gaza and escalates its attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank, Tel Aviv has launched a major aggression on Lebanon, which by Tuesday evening had killed almost 600 people and injured thousands more.

>Ali Abunimah discusses Israel's Iron Dome, an anti-rocket system that is made up of ground-based launchers that fire volleys of interceptors to shoot down incoming rockets, and asks the question of whether Lebanese resistance organization Hizballah can exhaust it.

>This is a segment from The Electronic Intifada's day 355 livestream. Ali Abunimah, Nora Barrows-Friedman, Jon Elmer and Asa Winstanley were joined by Yousef Aljamal, YousefAljamal, a prolific writer and analyst, and the Gaza Coordinator for the Palestine Activism Program at AFSC.

#TheElectronicIntifada #TheElectronicIntifadaPodcast

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>Key Points: >1. Iron Dome Functionality: The Iron Dome is designed primarily for short-range threats, but its effectiveness diminishes against large-scale assaults. This indicates the need for a diversified defense strategy in prolonged conflicts. >1. Economic Implications: The high cost of Tamir interceptors poses significant financial challenges for Israel. This raises questions about the sustainability of the Iron Dome in extended warfare, as resources could rapidly deplete. >1. Stockpile Limitations: Experts express concern about the limited number of interceptors available. In a scenario of continuous bombardment, Israel may face a critical shortage of interceptors, hindering its defensive capabilities. >1. Hezbollah’s Tactical Advantage: By launching a high volume of cheaper missiles, Hezbollah could effectively exhaust the Iron Dome, demonstrating a strategic advantage in asymmetric warfare. >1. Exploiting Vulnerabilities: Hezbollah’s use of low-flying missiles and targeting Iron Dome launchers showcases a tactical evolution that could compromise Israel’s defenses. >1. Military Production Challenges: The U.S. military’s struggles with ammunition production mirror Israel’s challenges, highlighting a systemic issue within Western military-industrial complexes to produce effective, low-cost weaponry. >1. Broader Defense Strategies: The ongoing situation emphasizes the necessity for innovative military strategies that balance cost, production capabilities, and technological effectiveness in modern warfare contexts.

>Rachel Blevins is a journalist who is passionate about pursuing truth and questioning establishment narratives.

>Originally from Texas, Rachel has worked as a News Presenter in Washington, DC, and Moscow, Russia.

>Inspired by exploring the stories and angles of news that mainstream media refuse to cover, Rachel is devoted to reporting on topics such as government corruption, foreign policy, censorship and media hypocrisy.

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>Israel has killed more than 600 people in Lebanon in just three days, after it continued the bombing on Wednesday, following a deadly spree on Monday, which killed hundreds of civilians. Now, IDF Chief Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi is saying he is "preparing" his troops for a ground invasion of Lebanon as part of a full-scale war against Hezbollah.

>Palestinian-American Journalist Dr. Ramzy Baroud noted that the Israeli Military's performance in Gaza is a reminder that it is not remotely ready to take on Hezbollah on the ground—but Israel's genocide of the Palestinians in Gaza over the last year has also shown us that it doesn't care about logic.

>Jon Elmer takes us through the expanding war between Hizballah and Israel.

>This is a segment from The Electronic Intifada's day 355 livestream. Ali Abunimah, Nora Barrows-Friedman, Jon Elmer and Asa Winstanley were joined by Yousef Aljamal, a prolific writer and analyst, and the Gaza Coordinator for the Palestine Activism Program at AFSC.

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>The Electronic Intifada is an independent online news publication and educational resource focusing on Palestine, its people, politics, culture and place in the world.

>Dmitry Orlov was born in Leningrad, USSR, into an academic family, and emigrated to the US in the mid-1970s. He holds degrees in Computer Engineering and Linguistics, and has worked in a variety of fields, including high-energy physics, Internet commerce, network security and advertising. He is the author of several previous books, including Reinventing Collapse and The Five Stages of Collapse.

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>Dedicated to dialogue and peace!

>At Dialogue works, we believe there’s nothing more unstoppable than when people come together.

>Dedicated to dialogue and peace!

>At Dialogue works, we believe there’s nothing more unstoppable than when people come together.

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>Col. (ret.) Lawrence Wilkerson's last positions in government were as Secretary of State Colin Powell's Chief of Staff (2002-05), Associate Director of the State Department's Policy Planning staff under the directorship of Ambassador Richard N. Haass, and member of that staff responsible for East Asia and the Pacific, political-military and legislative affairs (2001-02).

>Before serving at the State Department, Wilkerson served 31 years in the U.S. Army. During that time, he was a member of the faculty of the U.S. Naval War College (1987 to 1989), Special Assistant to General Powell when he was Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (1989-93), and Director and Deputy Director of the U.S. Marine Corps War College at Quantico, Virginia (1993-97). Wilkerson retired in 1997 and began work as an advisor to General Powell. He has also taught national security affairs at the George Washington University.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/20147119

> When will we decide these people have suffered enough?

>On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Historian of the Middle East Dr. Assal Rad. She discusses how Western media has consistently whitewashed Israel’s crimes for years against Palestinians, the shaping of media narratives and the use of language to change perceptions of Israel’s occupation of Palestine, how institutional dehumanisation and demonisation of Palestinians in the US, UK and EU is necessary to justify the magnitude of Israel’s crimes, the media’s broad refusal to challenge the narratives of the US State Department and Israel, the role of corporations in corrupting the media and political landscape in the US to ensure their narratives of choice prevail, the double standards of Western governments and media when it comes to talking about Saudi-Iran & Saudi-Syria normalisation agreements in the Middle East as well as Iran’s alliances in the region, AIPACs vice grip on US politics and covert Israeli influence campaigns to influence US elections, the ideologies of US officials which lead them to whitewash and enable Israel’s crimes, and much more.

#israel #Gaza #news

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Alt. Link:

>EVADE CENSORSHIP,... RUMBLE:

>https://rumble.com/v5fo86z-whitewashing-genocide-how-western-media-shapes-how-you-think-about-israel-a.html

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/19988547

> I Apologize in advance.

>Hard-hitting legal/political news from a man who knows and respects the Constitution and the importance of defending individual freedoms. Judge Andrew P. Napolitano.

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>On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Former Special Assistant to US President Ronald Reagan and Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute Doug Bandow. She discusses Dick Cheney’s endorsement of Kamala Harris and the subsequent glee of Democrats after she received his endorsement, the US’ foreign policy establishment’s ignorance on their own hypocrisy seen by the rest of the world, the Arab Gulf States mending ties with Syria to the horror of the US, why a Kamala Harris Presidency won’t mean much of a change in terms of foreign policy and whether Donald Trump has learned from the foreign policy mistakes made in his first term, why Kamala Harris and the Democrats seem to not care about the rising risk of World War 3 and nuclear war with Russia, the transformation of Bill Burns from cautious diplomat warning against NATO expansion to publicly cheering on the proxy war against Russia through Ukraine as CIA Director, the US, UK and EU’s ‘disgusting policy’ of fighting to destroy Russia by sacrificing Ukrainian lives, the details of the settlement that should be negotiated to end the war, the disastrous self-sanctioning of the European countries and complete subservience to the United States, why a Donald Trump second term could have some benefits on foreign policy because of his anti-war instincts, his work in the Reagan Administration and why he believes the most important issue of our times is war and peace, and much more.

#Russia #Ukraine #news

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>EVADE CENSORSHIP... RUMBLE

https://rumble.com/v5esksc-disgusting-natos-role-in-ukraine-proxy-war-slammed-by-reagans-ex-special-as.html

>On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Omer Bartov, Professor of Holocaust and Genocide Studies at Brown University. He discusses the Haaretz estimate of 2% of Gaza’s population killed by Israel and the systematic destruction of Gaza to make it uninhabitable, his visit to Israel to give a lecture at a university and the protests against him by Israeli students for saying a genocide was taking place in Gaza, why he has come to the conclusion that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza to wipe out the Palestinian population in whole or in part, why it may be hard to prove Israel’s intent of genocide, whether the US, UK & EU are complicit in war crimes and genocide by supplying weaponry to Israel, Israeli society showing no empathy for the Palestinians suffering in Gaza despite opposing Benjamin Netanyahu, how Israelis went from experiencing the trauma of the Holocaust during World War 2 to carrying out genocide in Gaza and apartheid against Palestinians, why Israel’s apartheid system over Palestinians will intensify, why Israel’s apartheid state will eventually implode and much more.

Tags: News, Trending News, Israel, Gaza, Palestine, Palestinian, Benjamin Netanyahu, Gaza genocide, Israeli, Joe Biden, Middle East

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/19919183

> This b.s. story about Haitians eating cats and dogs in Springfield OH is straight up nazi shit

Timestamps: >1. (0:00) Sacks intros John Mearsheimer and Jeffrey Sachs >1. (1:10) What is the Deep State Party, and what are their goals? >1. (13:35) Should America leverage its power against dictators? >1. (21:45) The China threat: avoiding the escalatory path to nuclear war >1. (35:47) India's growing role; are China's wounds self-inflicted? >1. (46:45) Conflict in the Middle East and the path to peace

#allin #news #tech

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>Follow the besties: >1. https://x.com/chamath >1. https://x.com/Jason >1. https://x.com/DavidSacks >1. https://x.com/friedberg

>Join CODEPINK Congress as we educate, activate and mobilize for peace legislation!

>In Norman Solomon’s new Afterword in the paperback edition of his book War Made Invisible: How America Hides the Human Toll of Its Military Machine, the author excoriates the White House for arming a genocide with assistance from a negligent press. Soloman tracks events following the October 7th attacks on civilians and military in Israel, a few months after publication of the book in hardcover. The 31-page Afterword indicts the Biden administration for complicity in Israel’s genocide, a horror facilitated by Pentagon media stenographers who covered up, ignored or under-reported U.S-Israel war crimes.

>We will talk to Norman about how the corporate press minimized Palestinian suffering, under-reported the Biden administration’s arms shipments, and failed to stand up for journalists risking their lives to cover the bloodbath. We will also acknowledge the reporters who joined in newsroom revolts against corporate overlords censoring their stories.

>And....

>As President Biden considers sending US/NATO long-range missiles for Ukraine to strike deep inside Russia, it’s imperative we understand and educate others about the destructive role NATO plays in agitating and escalating war in Europe and beyond

>Published to coincide with the 75th anniversary of the alliance, “NATO: What You Need to Know” is a must-read co-authored by Medea Benjamin and David Swanson. This sharp, concise account examines NATO's origins, structure, and its goals at a time of mounting global tension.

>NATO has remade itself repeatedly, as its past purposes have disappeared. In the last 35 years it has been part of wars in Bosnia, Kosovo, Afghanistan, Iraq, and Libya. It has played a major role in Ukraine, and supported warmaking by Israel. NATO is now expanding rapidly, both in geography and in scope, adding partners from Colombia to Mongolia to Australia, and claiming a role in policing, immigration, economics, public budgeting, scientific research, and environmental protection.

>Featured Guest: Author Norman Solomon

>Norman Solomon is National Director of RootsAction.org and Executive Director of the Institute for Public Accuracy. He is the author of many books, including “War Made Invisible: How America Hides the Human Toll of its Military Machine,” which now includes “Afterward: The Gaza War.”

>A collection of Solomon’s “Media Beat” columns, published from 1992-2009, won the George Orwell Award for Distinguished Contribution to Honesty and Clarity in Public Language. Solomon’s incisive analysis and scathing foreign policy critiques are also hallmarks of his other books, including War Made Easy: How Presidents and Pundits Keep Spinning Us to Death and Target Iraq: What the News Media Didn’t Tell You (co-authored with foreign correspondent Reese Erlich) published in January 2003, two months before then-President George W. Bush ordered the invasion and occupation of Iraq.

>And later...

>Medea Benjamin is a co-founder of CODEPINK and the fair trade advocacy group Global Exchange. She is the co-author with David Swanson of NATO: What You Need to Know, and co-author with Nicolas J.S. Davies of War in Ukraine: Making Sense of a Senseless War. In 2012, she was awarded the U.S. Peace Memorial Foundation’s Peace Prize; she is also recipient of the 2014 Gandhi Peace Award and the 2010 Martin Luther King, Jr. Peace Prize from the Fellowship of Reconciliation.

>David Swanson is Executive Director of WorldBeyondWar.org, a global nonviolent movement to end war and Campaign Coordinator for RootsAction.org. He is the co-author with Medea Benjamin of NATO: What You Need to Know. and other books, including War Is A Lie, Leaving World War II Behind, and War Is Never Just. He blogs at DavidSwanson.org and, and hosts Talk World Radio. He is a Nobel Peace Prize nominee, and U.S. Peace Prize recipient.

#TheBreakfastClub #GreenParty #Election2024

>Jim Carrey Not Wanted In Hollywood So Wayans Family Put Him On & Turned Him Into A Star

>"Hollywood didn't want him no more because he just did this thing called Duck Factory, which bombed... Keenen was like, 'He's hilarious.' From there, he put him on and he let Jim go buck wild."

​#marlonwayans #jimcarrey #inlivingcolor

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>About Club Shay Shay:

>Club Shay Shay is a weekly podcast hosted by Shannon Sharpe – 3x Super Bowl champion, member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame and co-host of First Take on ESPN. Each week Shannon will sit down with athletes, celebrities and influencers to break down, analyze and discuss the latest headlines in sports, pop culture and everything in-between. Get on the VIP list at Club Shay Shay NOW and never miss an episode!

>Yerrr The great debate is over, so we had to lay down some jokes and hot takes about the most important election ever (until the next one). Election, Dave Grohl, & Tuckers controversial guest, we break it all down. INDULGE!

Timestamps: >1. 00:00 RANT >1. 2:18 Kamala dog-walked Trump + Baited Trump hard >1. 8:31 Trump poor handling + Taylor Swift waited for the moment >1. 13:46 Fact-checkers seemed biased + Trump was out of control >1. 17:01 No audience having impact >1. 19:46 Feedback brings comfort + Kamala is more of the same? >1. 26:02 Trump rhetoric is exhausting >1. 29:10 Cats getting eaten in Ohio + Free food EVERYWHERE >1. 45:09 Fish = eatable + fug these squirrels >1. 47:59 Where did you watch the debates? US is supreme >1. 51:22 Kamala’s half-truths + Tariffs hurt us? >1. 1:00:15 Kamala blaming China for Covid >1. 1:01:43 Welcome to the show Alexx >1. 1:02:47 Format be for next debate? >1. 1:05:35 Vivek + Trump’s neck pum pum >1. 1:06:57 Taylor Swift endorsed Kamala >1. 1:09:20 Dave Grohl strategic announcement >1. 1:19:30 Is Dave Asian? Is cheating really that surprising? >1. 1:23:21 Travis Kelce copying Andrew + shoutout Haitians >1. 1:26:44 We wet the bed + European mind can’t FATHOM >1. 1:29:30 Tenet Media, All bought? Independent Media = discredited >1. 1:43:02 Tucker with Martyr Made + prickly conversation

>Quick Summary >1. The hosts discuss the increasing influence of private equity in the NFL, prompted by a viewer's request. >1. Concerns are raised regarding the greed of sports owners and the potential negative impact of private equity investments in NFL franchises. >1. The NFL has approved certain private equity firms to buy stakes in teams, but no single firm can own more than 10% of a franchise. >1. While billionaire owners will still control the teams, private equity involvement could enhance their bargaining power with local governments regarding taxpayer subsidies for stadiums. >1. The hosts criticize the prioritization of profit over community loyalty, emphasizing detrimental effects on fans and local economies. >1. The conversation highlights the growing divide between wealthy owners and the general public, advocating for the importance of independent media to expose these issues. >1. The video also addresses the increasing presence of private equity in Major League Baseball, particularly following MLB's takeover of minor leagues in 2020. >1. Silver Lake Partners is noted for acquiring numerous minor league teams, demanding public subsidies from local communities, costing taxpayers significantly. >1. The discussion extends to the broader implications of private equity in sports and entertainment, including its impact on affordability and accessibility for the public. >1. The speaker expresses frustration over rising game attendance costs, suggesting a need for a shift towards community-focused sports teams and a reevaluation of how professional sports operate.

>Real firearms information for citizens.

>Summary >1. The speaker, diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, addresses his audience on December 20, 2023, acknowledging he may have passed away by the time they watch. >2. He reflects on the rapid progression of his cancer, which has led to complications, including a broken hip due to cancer spreading to his bones. >3. The speaker expresses gratitude to his Patreon supporters and encourages them to maintain their support as there are plans for new content on the channel. >4. He warns against piracy of his material and asks viewers to be discerning about information regarding his character, anticipating falsehoods may spread after his passing. >5. The speaker thanks his audience for their support and hopes his content has provided useful or interesting information. >6. He expresses regret over not being able to continue creating content for as long as he had hoped. >7. The video concludes with a heartfelt farewell, emphasizing his appreciation for the community he built. >8. Following this, Brad Nelson, the speaker's editor and friend, announces Paul's passing and shares plans to honor his legacy by continuing to produce educational content. >9. He asks for patience and respect from the audience during this difficult time. >10. The speaker reflects on the positive impact Paul had on many lives through his engaging campfire stories and expresses gratitude for his influence, planning to honor his legacy by uploading educational videos.

>We’re clearly heading toward war with Iran. Is there any scenario where that’s a good thing for the United States? A definitive answer from Jeffrey Sachs.

>Chapters: >1. 00:00 [Self Sponsorship for Tours] >1. 01:21 Ukraine Is Losing Their War >1. 10:14 The Potential for Nuclear War >1. 25:07 Will We Go To War With Iran? >1. 47:06 Who’s Running Our Foreign Policy? >1. 52:25 The First Thing Donald Trump Should Do as President >1. 1:03:56 Taiwan >1. 1:17:16 The Free Exchange of Information >1. 1:28:10 The Trump Assassination Attempt >1. 1:41:41 Alternative Media >1. 1:46:11 Credit Card Debt >1. 1:54:38 The Truth About the 2008 Financial Crisis >1. 2:14:24 The Next Financial Crisis

#TuckerCarlson #JeffreySachs #DonaldTrump #Iran #Russia #Ukraine #war #Putin #JoeBiden #nuclearwar #China #CIA #debt #money

>Both Moscow and NATO have so-called 'red lines' that could trigger outright war between them.

>The conflict in Ukraine now involves many countries, with western weapons being used against Russia.

>So are these red lines shifting?

>And is there a greater risk of a wider war?

>Presenter: Folly Bah Thibault

>Guests: Dmitry Babich, deputy foreign editor of the Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper in Moscow

>Peter Zalmayev, Executive Director of the Eurasia Democracy Initiative in Kyiv

>Ben Aris, editor of bne IntelliNews in Berlin

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>YERRR Dave Smith came through to Flagrant to explain what the hell is going on with the world. Why is Trump scared? What actually being red-pilled means. Why is BlackRock evil? How is Israel lobbying America and what does it mean? All that and much much more. INDULGE

Timestamps: >1. 00:00 Intro >1. 00:54 Dave Smith THE Political Pundit >1. 2:34 Candace is terrifying + Shapiro being hypocritical? >1. 6:01 Excesses on anti-Israel sides + helping the wrong side >1. 8:14 Trusting social media? Division sells + CIA Culture wars >1. 13:48 The Tea Party origins >1. 15:16 Government infiltration, core identities + no threat >1. 18:24 Losing control of the psy-ops + useful idiots >1. 24:25 Claiming back the Red pill + checking in with himself >1. 28:39 Anything the government is doing well? People fall in line >1. 31:49 What’s the solution? Moral decay + National pride >1. 37:57 Any positive interventions? Neo-Cons create an enemy >1. 47:47 Covid + greatest transfer of wealth >1. 50:28 Is BlackRock evil? >1. 52:49 Candace Owens, Israel + AIPAC >1. 1:08:11 Power brokers enforcing power + Blame to go around >1. 1:16:34 Disconnecting Evangelicals + Israel isn’t a democracy >1. 1:21:55 Middle East didn’t always hate the US >1. 1:29:07 Solutions? There is a Palestinian side to this story >1. 1:34:19 What’s going to happen in Ukraine? International law >1. 1:38:48 Israel protecting itself, propping up Hamas + Zionism >1. 1:51:30 Ron Paul woke Dave Smith up >1. 1:53:34 Benjamin Netanyahu + sheer desperation >1. 2:01:49 Dov’s Solution for Peace >1. 2:03:50 What could Israel have done? >1. 2:09:05 Case for optimism >1. 2:10:54 Ripple effect from this? Chasing clicks + losing identity >1. 2:18:12 Heavy lifting, Jon Stewart + Being contrarian >1. 2:27:12 Dave doesn’t believe in voting + Coup v Biden >1. 2:36:32 Harris is a “cultural” icon + hurdles incoming >1. 2:42:21 Trump’s shook + not following his own blueprint >1. 2:49:07 GOP, won’t let Trump back in + 2020 followed CIA playbook >1. 2:56:26 Peter Thiel, Elon Musk + Chilling effect >1. 3:06:32 Be willing to talk to people + people arrested >1. 3:09:44 Any countries doing it right? >1. 3:11:15 How did JFK get got?

>What are the global implications of Israel’s occupation? This panel, featuring journalists, activists, and academics, examines the humanitarian crisis and the challenges to achieving lasting peace. The discussion highlights insights from TRT World's documentary "Holy Redemption," revealing the harsh realities faced in Palestine.