Nick Cruse • Joti Brar
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Must Watch RBN & Garland Nixon political ed classics!
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Streamed live on Mar 10, 2025
Nick and Joti cover a broad range of issues, with Joti providing foundational answers and interpretations to current developments emanating from the accelerating crisis of global capitalism (US imperialism), rendered more confusing by the erratic administration of Donald Trump, who seems to be caroming toward the establishment of full-fledged fascism with an American face, with the full cooperation of the Deep State and the Democratic Party. This is happening while most liberals and MAGA supporters believe they are clashing over separate ideologies in what passes for US politics. Joti underscores that in a regime of capitalist "democracy" there can never be authentic democracy, as the game is rigged from the start to produce policies that only benefit only one class, the capitalist ruling elites. This explains why elections rarely yield the kind of results desired by the vast majority of voters as the duopoly (Republicrats) represent only the tiny billionaire minority, estimated to be about 0.001% of the population, while another 10% (the PMCs, police, military, media, etc.) do their dirty work and keep up the facade of "democracy".
Garland NixonMar 14, 2025
Another tour de force by Garland and Joti on the issues of the day—abrupt changes, tectonic shifts, grand betrayals of the public interest—executed by the imperialist global ruling elites, currently led by the US regime of Donald Trump, as they seek to neutralise and defeat their rivals in the multipolar world—chiefly China, Russia and Iran—using highly developed forms of hybrid war. Hybrid warfare involves a fusion of conventional and unconventional tactics, including military operations, cyberattacks, disinformation campaigns, and economic pressure, to achieve political objectives. It aims to exploit vulnerabilities and create chaos, confusion, and instability, rather than solely focusing on military confrontation. Joti examines the fundamental causation of all this chaos and accumulating menaces, stemming from the incurable disease afflicting capitalism, namely its "overproduction" problem. (See this for more on this topic: A word on “overproduction”—The economic disease no one talks about.)
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