NICK CRUSE—A masterful deconstruction of Cornel West’s numerous deviations from the radical, anti-imperialist path to please the capitalist establishment. We really got under Cornel West’s skin Tonight I’m going to take his doctorate away after destroying all his horrific arguments that even made the entirety of Bad Faith commentators to turn on him.
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JIMMY DORE SHOW—Dr. Pierre Kory was among the earliest members of the U.S. medical community to raise his voice in opposition to the nation’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. Now that he’s become something of a pariah for speaking the truth, he’s consolidated his experience and wealth of information into a new book, The War on Ivermectin. Jimmy talks to Dr. Kory about the calculated propaganda campaign waged by the medical and pharmaceutical establishment against the “wonder drug” Ivermectin.
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FIORELLA ISABEL—The Convo Couch host confirms that much of what Americans have been taught to think about Russia is categorically wrong, a disgusting lie to maintain a chronic state of tension and hostility toward Russia, her culture and her role in global affairs. This Big Lie, chiefly propagated by the Anglo-American ruling elites, has now put the world on the brink of a nuclear war.
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Elon Musk is rare among the mega-rich in that he has multitudes of superfans who love every move he makes. And the Musk aficionados provided the loudest cheers when the Tesla CEO reported he would be purchasing Twitter, and possibly bringing back the principle of free speech to social media. But those cheers were no doubt misguided as Musk is unquestionably a tool of the establishment and not that rare sort of billionaire looking to upend the existing system controlled by Wall Street, military contractors, Big Pharma and other powerful interests.
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AARON GOODThe paradox of deprivation alongside latent or even excessive productive capacity speaks to the power of the extant regime. For example, we rarely hear it publicly stated that our civilization does not even consider solving easily solvable socioeconomic problems—problems that could have been solved with technology that existed by the mid-twentieth century. Instead, we are conditioned to be resigned to dystopian facts like the existence of a large homeless population alongside an even larger number of vacant homes.