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Me, my son Tommy, and the Kilcher Family are head out for spring adventure in Alaska. But a snow storm is going to make things interesting. We are camping, foraging food, digging clams, fishing for cod, halibut and flounder and having a great time.

“Israel makes a killing from the occupation,” says journalist Antony Loewenstein in his new book The Palestine Laboratory, which uncovers how Israel has profited off the terror it reigns over Palestinians.

“Israel's military uses the occupied Palestinian territories as a testing ground for weaponry and surveillance technology that they then export around the world to despots and democracies.”

And with this scheme, he explains, Israel is able to genocide three birds with one stone.

First, most obviously, they achieve their goal of control and carnage in Palestine, making the territory unlivable for the indigenous people in an effort to take the land. Second, Israel’s military industrial complex is vastly enriched from the sale of weapons and tech. And third, Israel’s weaponry allows them to to commit mass terror in Gaza:

“After 1967, there were many nations that publicly opposed what Israel was doing, but the insurance policy is that Israel has been selling weapons and surveillance tech to so many countries for so long that those nations were less likely to criticize Israel where it matters, like the UN.”

And the vast extent of this insurance policy is likely greater than we realize.

“No one even knows, by the way, how many countries Israel has sold weapons to. I calculate anywhere between 125 and 145 nations, which is the majority of nations on the planet, have bought some form of Israeli weapons, surveillance tech, or repressive technology.”

But since October 7, Antony explains, Israel’s grip over the world is slipping. Subscribe to hear the full interview in which Antony explains why “Israel is a house of cards,” how companies like Google and Amazon “are directly complicit in potential war crimes,” and why Israel’s potential war on Hezbollah “would make what's happening in Gaza seem like kindergarten.”

• 00:00 Intro
• 00:49 ICC wants to arrest Israel: The Four Food Groups of News
• 20:31 Antony Loewenstein interview
• 21:38 How Israel exports the technology of occupation
• 24:24 Israel's insurance policy
• 28:25 The Palestine laboratory
• 32:49 Israeli surveillance of Gaza
• 36:57 How the US uses IDF tactics to silence protesters
• 43:10 Google and Amazon war crimes?
• 49:26 What is Israel's goal?

International criminal law professor Heidi Matthews returns to the podcast to breakdown the International Criminal Court’s plan to issue arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu, Israeli defense minister Yoav Gallant, & three Hamas leaders. She addresses state department Matt Miller’s claim that the ICC lacks jurisdiction, draws out the hypocrisy in the US’s approach to these warrants vs the ICC warrant against Putin, breaks down Bibi’s latest interview with Jake Tapper, and provides an update on the mass rape hoax.

Most cultures have a long-standing prohibition against gloating at an untimely death, even of a sworn enemy, and deep down that prohibition serves a very important function of preserving a sense of shared humanity amidst entrenched hatred and polarizing differences. The catastrophic death of the Iranian president and his team in a helicopter crash elicited solemn condolences from much of the world, except for the West. What values are endorsed by this act of dancing on the grave? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Mohammad Morandi, a political analyst and professor at the University of Tehran.

He’s been described as a grifter, antisemitic, a conspiracy theorist and more, but the fact remains that he is one of the most viral voices on Twitter today, at one point recently even more viral than the site’s owner Elon Musk.

He’s been banned by most of the Western social media platforms including YouTube and Instagram.

The New York Times descibed him as “incendiary.”

Today we are chatting with Jackson Hinkle, a 24-year-old who has shot into the spotlight as kind of an anti-American pro-American. Confused? So am I, but today we’ll ask him to explain.

This is Reports on China, I’m Andy Boreham in Shanghai. Let’s get reporting!

#JacksonHinkle #maga #communist

A Patron of Democracy at Work asks: "I listen to a lot of podcasts such as yourself to get a broader perspective. I love the clarity you bring to pretty much any subject you discuss. I would like your take on something I've heard recently, that communism is actually conservative fascism. It was in the context of the MAGA Communism narrative that has been discussed and in some cases pushed by creators such as Jackson Hinkle. Is someone trying to rewrite the meaning of communism? Or, did I miss something along the way?"

This is Professor Richard Wolff's video response.

The Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Glenn Greenwald takes on famed lawyer and author Alan Dershowitz.

Professor and legal scholar Alan Dershowitz and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Glenn Greenwald debate the resolution, "The U.S. should strike Iran's nuclear facilities."

Taking the affirmative is Dershowitz, an American lawyer and law professor known for his work in U.S. constitutional law and American criminal law. From 1964 to 2013, he taught at Harvard Law School, where he was appointed as the Felix Frankfurter Professor of Law in 1993. He is the author of several books about politics and the law, including The Case for Israel, and The Case for Peace. His two most recent works are The Case Against Impeaching Trump, and Guilt by Accusation: The Challenge of Proving Innocence in the Age of #MeToo. In January 2020, he joined President Donald Trump's legal team as Trump was being tried on impeachment charges in the Senate. He is a strong supporter of Israel, self-identifing as both "pro-Israel and pro-Palestine."

Taking the negative is Greenwald, a constitutional lawyer, investigative journalist, and best-selling author. Acclaimed as one of the 25 most influential political commentators by The Atlantic, one of America's top 10 opinion writers by Newsweek, and one of the Top 100 Global Thinkers for 2013 by Foreign Policy, Greenwald has won the highest awards in journalism, including the 2014 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for the NSA-Snowden revelations.

This debate was moderated by Soho Forum Director Gene Epstein.

Chapters:

• 00:00:00 Introduction
• 00:02:06 Dershowitz's Opening Statement
• 00:19:43 Greenwald's Opening Statement
• 00:37:48 Dershowitz's Rebuttal
• 00:45:27 Greenwald's Rebuttal
• 00:53:56 Q&A
• 01:35:08 Dershowitz's Summation
• 01:40:22 Greenwald's Summation

Katie talks to journalist Michael Tracey about the new bill which encourages U.S. solders to serve the Israeli army.

Summary

1. The script emphasizes the critical role of UNRWA in providing essential services to Palestinian refugees, particularly in the Gaza Strip where they have been forcibly displaced and are suffering from Israeli atrocities.
2. The support for UNRWA goes beyond financial aid and requires political backing to ensure the organization can continue its core services and life-saving aid in various regions.
3. The recognition of Palestine by Spain, Ireland, and Norway is seen as a positive development and a momentum towards achieving justice and a two-state solution.
4. The script highlights the Israeli government’s negative response to these developments, indicating their resistance and refusal to learn from the international community’s strong voice in support of Palestine.
5. The script suggests that the pressure will continue until Palestine’s admission to the UN becomes a reality, emphasizing the importance of reporting on these issues to distinguish between those working towards peace and those hindering it.

Abby Martin is joined by Francesca Albanese, United Nations Special Rapporteur on Palestine, to discuss the mounting legal case against Israel, ICC issuing arrest warrants, and her UN report "The Anatomy of a Genocide" that compiled the evidence of genocide in Gaza.

The Daily Telegraph published an article accusing Russia and China of boosting musician and journalist Lowkey’s social media accounts, and other ‘pro-Palestinian influencers’, as part of a secretive campaign to promote a "pro-Hamas" narrative in Britain. Lowkey explains how the Israeli intelligence firm behind this report, Cyabra, is a revolving door for the Israeli Defense Forces and debunks each of its claims. Lowkey tells Rania and Eugene this is all part of Israel’s “shadow war” on its geopolitical adversaries and a desperate attempt to regain control of the narrative after failing to convince the world’s people to support the war on Gaza.

Summary

1. Finkelstein’s strong condemnation of Kareem Khan reveals his disdain for those he perceives as tools of the West, suggesting a deep-rooted skepticism towards Western influence.
2. Finkelstein’s claim that the human rights and legal community pressured Khan highlights the potential external influences that may impact decision-making within international organizations.
3. The allegation of a man-made famine in Gaza, as documented by the UN, raises concerns about the humanitarian crisis and Israel’s role in exacerbating it.
4. Finkelstein’s reference to Article 3 of the genocide convention indicates his belief that Israel’s actions could potentially meet the criteria for complicity in genocide.
5. Finkelstein’s accusation of President Biden’s complicity in genocide, if Israel is found guilty, underscores the gravity of the situation and the responsibility he places on the US administration.

Beirut-based journalist Rania Khalek talks about the latest news from the Middle East as well as her experience taking on Piers Morgan. Journalist Michael Tracey discusses Trump's position on Israel and a bill that would extend the same taxpayer benefits to Americans serving in the IDF as if they were serving in the US military.

-00:00 Intro

• 2:40 Come to Katie's live show with Rania Khalek and Abby Martin!
• 3:47 Biden's tone deaf words on the ICC warrants
• 6:00 Lindsay Graham's reaction to the ICC warrants
• 9:00 Netanyahu's likening of Palestinians to Al-Qaeda
• 14:00 Anthony Blinken LIES about U.N. funding
• 24:43 Rania BLASTS Piers Morgan over condemnation
• 38:00 The Worst Zionist power couple
• 41:13 Rania's twitter battle
• 49:09 Trump's love of Israel
• 1:04:17 The Zionist embracing of Trump
• 1:12:00 Why liberals love trash talking Trump
• 1:16:07 Elise Stefanik's Zionist rant
• 1:21:22 Is Israel just an arm of the U.S.?

Glenn spent the week in New York City speaking at various events, including this debate against Prof. Alan Dershowitz about whether the U.S. should strike Iran's nuclear facilities.

The Kim Iversen Show LIVE | May 24, 2024

The first lawsuit in the US has been filed against AstraZeneca for its covid vaccine. Brianne Dressen, a Utah teacher, wife and mother participated in the clinical trial in 2020 after which she suffered serious adverse side effects. If you or someone you know has suffered from vaccine injury reach out to React19 here: https://react19.org/

More than a thousand Harvard students walked out of their commencement ceremony yesterday to support 13 undergraduates who were barred from graduating after they participated in the Gaza solidarity encampment in Harvard Yard. Asmer Safi, one of the 13 pro-Palestinian student protesters barred from graduating, says that while his future has been thrown into uncertainty while he is on probation, he has no regrets about standing up for Palestinian rights. “This is an ethical stance that we’re taking,” Safi says. We also hear from history professor Alison Frank Johnson, one of over 100 faculty members who voted to confer degrees on the 13 seniors, who describes Harvard’s punishment of them as an “egregious departure from past precedent,” as was the board’s subsequent overruling of faculty. “We hoped then that the Corporation, as it has always done in the past, would accept our recommendations for degree recipients and allow the 13 to graduate, which they chose not to do.”

Amber Duke and Jessica Burbank interview Taylor Hubler, an influencer of TikTok, about the platform censoring weight loss drugs-related content. #ozempic #tiktok

Amber Duke and Jessica Burbank discuss Speaker Johnson's intention to invite Benjamin Netanyahu to address a joint session of Congress.

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is addressing the Libertarian National Convention in Washington, DC, Friday afternoon.

Although Kennedy indicated last month he would not seek the Libertarian Party’s nomination, he has long promoted libertarian policies and values.

Democrat-aligned PAC MoveOn has invested in a mobile billboard campaign to dissuade convention attendees from supporting Kennedy.

Former President Trump will also be speaking at the Libertarian convention this weekend. Trump has been ahead of Biden in recent swing state polls. But the lead is narrow enough in some that a small number of independent and Libertarian voters could make the difference in the electoral college.

Kennedy is scheduled to appear at 3:30 p.m. EDT.

[S07 E11] What are the Skills and Strengths Learned In Performing Women’s Traditional Labor of Caring and Creating Order and Cleanliness? Why Are These Knowledges Unknown, No Less Uncelebrated?

What are the Skills and Strengths Learned In Performing Women’s Traditional Labor of Caring for Vulnerable Lives , and Creating Order and Cleanliness? Why Are These Knowledges Unknown, No Less Uncelebrated? Ignoring these strengths and skills devalues women, devalues caring, devalues life itself and perpetuates callousness towards others, a callousness that allows employers to exploit employees.

Capitalism Hits Home with Dr. Harriet Fraad (CHH) is a @democracyatwrk production. The show addresses the intersection of capitalism, class, and personal lives, and explores what is happening in the economic realm and its impact on our individual and social psychology. Learn more about CHH: https://www.democracyatwork.info/capitalismhitshome