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Blacking Out Corporate Propaganda and Educating for a Revolution.

"You can jail a Revolutionary, but you can't jail the Revolution."


We should focus our actions, time, and resources on Direct Action, Mutual Aid, and Community Outreach. If you do engage in Electoral Politics do not support the Duopoly (Red or Blue Team). No War but Class War!


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1. Sabby & Jaybe Show | Thursdays at 5 pm ET / 2 pm PST

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3. Nick at Night

4. Rome's Rebellion


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He Got EVERYBODY Talking About Healthcare!

#usa #america #luigi #luigimangione #unitedhealthcare #ceo #health #hospitals #doctors #healthinsurance #medicareforall #money #nationalhealthsystem #nhs


Sabby's Channel

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Jaybe's Channel

https://www.youtube.com/@_Jaybefaunt


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@SocialistMMA

Someone please explain to me why none of the men took this nazi out?

I’m getting so tired of weak leftist men who refuse to defend our people. We need to stop allowing our people to be attacked


@RyanRozbiani

N۸ZI Attacks Pro Palestinians

[Video, link below]

Screenshot:


Direct video link: https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1825039874228981760/vid/avc1/720x1280/zyS6thnu-ND31JsE.mp4

Source: https://x.com/SocialistMMA/status/1825146954109571414

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Blacking Out Corporate Propaganda and Educating for a Revolution.

RBN = Revolutionary Blackout Network

Edits:

  • updated link to start when Kshama/Carl/Steve/ joins in
  • added 4 timestamps

Timestamps (WIP=workinprogress):

  • [0:13] Nkosi Zwelivelile Mandela in Milwaukee speech
  • [4:12] Feras joins, Palestine Community Network
  • [34:01] Chuck Modi (Activist/Journalist/Writer), Cop City talk
  • [57:24] Sabby Sabs becomes host, panel guests join, members of the UPS Teamsters and NY Postal Worker
  • [2:00:10] Video about Edward (Midwestern Marx), "The differences between Marxism, Communism, & Socialism"
  • [2:01:50] Guests Carlos/Eddie/Noah from Midwestern Marx join in
  • [3:58:58] Kshama Sawant and guests join in
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Blacking Out Corporate Propaganda and Educating for a Revolution.

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Edits:

  • fixed [0:47] time format, was not showing up
  • fixed timestamp order, updated link to start when Chris Smalls joins in
  • fixed timestamp spacing

Timestamps (WIP=workinprogress):

  • [0:47] More Perfect Union, UPS video
  • [10:12] Starting off host for the Summit, Jay (AKA "CJ") with guests CaseStudyQB and Dina (Union Member)
  • [12:54] Labor Strategies presentation by CaseStudyQB
  • [55:16] More Perfect Union, UPS stike and agreement
  • [1:16:07] Zoya joins (has connection problems, joins back)
  • [1:32:21] How to start a union (connection problems, join back)
  • [1:53:36] More Perfect Union, video UPS drivers extreme heat
  • [2:04:40] James (AKA JB) becomes host, guest Michelle Mashburn, Disability Rights Advocate
  • [4:29:30] Tyranny of the Majority, Small Co-op with Union, UPS talks
  • [5:05:33] Starting a Co-op, Andrew mentions "worker ownership loan fund"
  • [5:15:19] Chris Smalls Joins for Interview
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@SocialistMMA

The ruling class is losing the narrative about Luigi Mangione and it’s glorious to see


@HotSpot__Media

The SNL crowd cheered for United Healthcare assassin Luigi Mangione last night


Source: https://x.com/SocialistMMA/status/1870938215294906713


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Edit: fixed names in summary

Critique of [Cenk] and Ana, [from TYT]

- The discussion begins with a critique of [Cenk] and Ana, highlighting their perceived hypocrisy regarding health care issues and their roles at TYT.
- The speaker points out that despite their outrage towards health insurance companies, they have been accused of denying health care to their own employees.
- The speaker argues that violent actions against individuals do not address systemic issues, comparing this to justifying violence by referencing the actions of Hamas against Israel.
- The commentary extends to the overall lack of empathy shown by various media figures, including a specific mention of United Healthcare's CEO.
- The speaker expresses a belief that TYT has shifted its focus over the years, moving from celebrity gossip to a more serious political commentary, especially during the rise of Bernie Sanders.
- There is an accusation of Yuger and Casparian engaging in union-busting activities, despite their claims of supporting union efforts.
- The speaker notes that after Bernie Sanders' campaign faltered, TYT rebranded itself again, aligning more closely with mainstream Democratic views.
- The discussion highlights a perceived desperation from TYT as they try to maintain relevance amidst changing political landscapes.

Censorship and Media Restrictions

- The speaker discusses recent challenges faced by independent media on platforms like YouTube, where content has been censored or removed, indicating a struggle for free expression.
- There is a mention of the removal of segments from other independent shows, reflecting a broader trend of censorship affecting content creators.
- The speaker expresses frustration over the perceived bias in media coverage, particularly regarding U.S. foreign policy towards Russia and the war in Ukraine.
- The discussion touches on NATO's role in escalating tensions and how Western media avoids critical analysis of these actions.
- The speaker emphasizes the need for independent voices to challenge mainstream narratives, especially regarding military actions and economic sanctions imposed by the West.

Criticism of U.S. Foreign Policy

- The speaker critiques the U.S. for its foreign policy decisions, particularly regarding sanctions on countries like Syria and their implications for the local population.
- There is a strong condemnation of the U.S. government's involvement in conflicts, which the speaker argues leads to long-term instability and suffering for civilians.
- The discussion highlights the contradiction of advocating for democracy abroad while undermining it through military interventions and economic pressures.
- The speaker points out the lack of accountability for U.S. actions, contrasting this with the scrutiny faced by other nations regarding their governance.
- The conversation also touches on the impact of U.S. sanctions on Syria, arguing that these measures have exacerbated the humanitarian crisis rather than alleviating it.

The Role of Media in Shaping Public Perception

- The speaker discusses how media narratives shape public perception of political events, particularly in the context of the Syrian conflict.
- There is a critique of how Western media often presents a one-sided view, omitting the complexities of local dynamics and the motivations behind various factions.
- The role of journalists in either perpetuating or challenging these narratives is highlighted, with an emphasis on the need for critical voices in the media landscape.
- The speaker calls for a more nuanced understanding of conflicts, urging audiences to question the information presented to them.
- The discussion concludes with a reflection on the importance of independent journalism in providing alternative perspectives to mainstream narratives.

Cultural and Political Dynamics in Syria

- The speaker provides insights into the cultural and political landscape of Syria, emphasizing its multi-ethnic and multi-religious composition.
- There is an acknowledgment of the complexities surrounding the Assad regime, including both its failures and the reasons some people continue to support it.
- The discussion addresses the impact of foreign intervention in shaping the conflict, with an emphasis on how external powers have influenced local dynamics.
- The speaker argues that the narrative of a simple uprising against tyranny fails to capture the multifaceted nature of the conflict and the various interests at play.
- The conversation reflects on the potential future of Syria, considering the implications of ongoing conflicts and the role of foreign powers in determining the country's fate.

Implications of Western Influence

- The speaker discusses the implications of Western influence in the Middle East, particularly in terms of economic exploitation and political manipulation.
- There is a critique of how Western powers often prioritize their interests over the well-being of local populations, leading to destabilization and conflict.
- The conversation highlights the need for a re-evaluation of the role of Western nations in global affairs, especially regarding military interventions and economic sanctions.
- The speaker argues that true liberation and democracy can only be achieved through self-determination and independence from foreign influence.
- The discussion concludes with a call for solidarity among those advocating for genuine change, emphasizing the importance of understanding the broader geopolitical context.


#cnn #news #propaganda #live #trump


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Israel's Military Actions in Syria

- Israel has initiated air strikes and a ground invasion in Syria, raising questions about the motivations behind these actions.
- The overthrow of Bashar al-Assad's government was facilitated by Israel, the United States, Turkey, and various terrorist organizations.
- Following the coup, a terrorist group was installed to govern Syria, which was initially claimed to stabilize the region.
- Despite the supposed stabilization, Israel has been bombing key locations in Syria, such as Damascus and the Golan Heights.
- Prime Minister Netanyahu justifies these attacks by claiming a need to prevent weapons from falling into the wrong hands, despite having assisted in establishing the current regime.
- The apparent inaction of the newly installed government against Israeli aggression raises doubts about its legitimacy and effectiveness.
- The United States, which played a role in the regime change, has not condemned Israel's actions, contradicting earlier claims of intervening to protect the Syrian people.

Critique of U.S. Foreign Policy

- The narrative surrounding the U.S. intervention in Syria is questioned, suggesting that it was more about serving Israeli interests than protecting Syrian civilians.
- The speaker expresses skepticism about the motivations behind U.S. actions, framing them as being aligned with Israel's goals.
- The idea that the U.S. government serves as an attack dog for Israel is reiterated, emphasizing the lack of accountability for its military actions.

Discussion on Alleged Assassination and Law Enforcement

- The narrative surrounding the arrest of Luigi Mangione, an alleged assassin, is scrutinized for its implausibility and lack of evidence.
- Questions are raised about the effectiveness of law enforcement and their priorities in addressing serious crimes versus minor infractions.
- The speaker reflects on personal experiences with law enforcement, highlighting their ineffectiveness in solving crimes affecting the working class.

Media Criticism and Ruling Class Accountability

- The speaker critiques the media's role in disseminating narratives that serve the ruling class and distract from the truth.
- There is an emphasis on the importance of questioning the information provided by mainstream media and the ruling class.
- The speaker encourages skepticism towards government narratives, especially in the context of foreign policy and military interventions.

Vanessa Beeley's Insights on Syria

- Vanessa Beeley, an international journalist, provides firsthand accounts of the situation in Syria, emphasizing the need to seek information from on-the-ground sources rather than Western media.
- She discusses the complexities of the Syrian conflict and the implications of foreign intervention on the local populace.
- Beeley highlights the role of terrorist groups in the current Syrian government and the historical context of their actions against civilians.
- She warns of the humanitarian crisis resulting from ongoing violence and the failure of the international community to support Syrian refugees.

The Future of Resistance in Syria

- The discussion reflects on the potential for continued violence and instability in Syria, particularly with the presence of ISIS and other extremist factions.
- There is concern over the weakening of resistance movements as foreign powers manipulate the situation to their advantage.
- Beeley expresses the fear of a return to a state of chaos similar to Libya, exacerbated by the ongoing support for extremist groups by foreign states.
- She urges the international community to remember the plight of the Syrian people and the need for genuine support rather than military intervention.

Woke Al Qaeda Terrorizing SYRIA with Vanessa Beeley. CEO shooter Luigi being set up by RULING class?


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Healthcare CEOs and Public Fear

- Healthcare insurance CEOs are reportedly feeling anxious following the death of Brian Thompson, which has led to a significant shift in how these companies operate.
- In response to public pressure, several healthcare companies are removing the names and bios of their executives from their websites, indicating a growing fear of backlash from the public.
- This situation has prompted discussions about the need for healthcare executives to feel a "healthy fear" of the working class, suggesting that their previous comfort was unwarranted.
- Blue Cross Blue Shield has reversed its decision to cap anesthesia coverage, highlighting how public awareness and pressure can influence corporate decisions in the healthcare sector.
- The conversation reflects a broader moment of mass awareness regarding the pitfalls of private healthcare, suggesting that the public is beginning to question the integrity of the healthcare system.
- The speaker emphasizes the detrimental impact of healthcare CEOs profiting from the suffering of Americans who are denied care, leading to medical bankruptcy and unnecessary deaths.

Syria's Political Landscape

- The discussion shifts to the complex situation in Syria, where the speaker expresses skepticism about the control exerted by individuals like Julani, who has a controversial history with humanitarian aid.
- There are concerns regarding the ongoing violence among factions within Syria, as members of the Syrian National Army reportedly engage in infighting.
- The speaker predicts a grim future for Syria, suggesting that the recent developments will have far-reaching consequences not only for the region but also globally.
- The speaker reflects on the irony of individuals who support Palestine celebrating alongside figures like Benjamin Netanyahu, questioning the implications of such alliances.
- The narrative points to a perceived collapse of the Middle East, with the speaker arguing that terrorist groups are being legitimized by Western media, marking a significant shift in how these entities are viewed.
- There is a recognition that the fall of Assad could lead to further instability, as the supply lines to Hezbollah are disrupted, potentially emboldening Israel.

Critique of Western Media and Narratives

- The conversation includes a critique of how the media portrays the situation in Syria, with the speaker expressing disbelief at the narratives that frame the fall of Assad as a victory for the people.
- The speaker highlights the inconsistency of celebrating the downfall of a government while ignoring the chaos and suffering that often follows such events.
- There is a call for critical examination of the media's role in shaping public perception, particularly regarding the portrayal of revolutionary movements in the Middle East.
- The speaker draws parallels between the current situation in Syria and past U.S. interventions, suggesting that similar patterns of destruction and chaos have been observed in countries like Libya and Iraq.
- The discussion emphasizes the need for a nuanced understanding of the geopolitical landscape, particularly regarding the motivations behind U.S. foreign policy and its consequences on local populations.
- The speaker expresses concern about how narratives surrounding the war on terror have shifted, with former adversaries now being celebrated by the same media outlets that once vilified them.

Reflections on Resistance and Future Prospects

- The conversation concludes with a focus on the ongoing resistance in Gaza, where the speaker notes that despite the challenges, there are still active efforts against Israeli aggression.
- The speaker highlights recent military actions in Gaza and Lebanon, suggesting that resistance movements continue to exist even amid significant geopolitical changes.
- There is a call to remain vigilant and engaged with the situation in Gaza, as the speaker emphasizes the importance of not losing sight of the ongoing struggles for justice and liberation.
- The speaker expresses hope for the future of resistance, indicating that while the situation may appear dire, the spirit of opposition endures.
- Ultimately, the discussion serves as a reminder of the complexities of international politics and the need for critical engagement with the narratives presented by mainstream media.



TERRORISTS Win the War on Terror! Israel Immediately INVADES Post Assad SYRIA. Dan Cohen Joins LIVE


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Timestamps:

  1. 00:03:30 Intro
  2. 00:15:09 Revolution Begins with Education!
  3. 00:32:36 Amazon STRIKE on Black Friday!
  4. 00:55:07 Police Make Us LESS Safe?, Nich Tsalikis Joins

Police Make Us LESS Safe?, Nich Tsalikis Joins, Amazon STRIKE on Black Friday!

#usa #america #police #cops #law #publicsafety #safe #defundthepolice #kamalaharris #amazon #blackfriday #christmas #shopping #workers #cybermonday

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R.E.A.L. Orlando & RBN Collab EVENT

#usa #america #florida #orlando #mutualaid #community #rbn


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Blacking Out Corporate Propaganda and Educating for a Revolution.

Post Duopoly Show LIVE Post ELECTION Analysis with Due Dissidence and Hard Lens Media

#trump #maga #postduopoly #live #news

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The Red Wave HAPPENED, RBN Post Election SPECIAL, with Jill Stein, Margaret Kimberley & Kshama Sawant #usa #america #election #vote #jillstein #democrat #republicans #greenparty #donaldtrump #kamalaharris #trump #kamala #redwave #redwavehappened #rbn #workers #electoralcollege #organizing #mutualaid #israel #gaza #palestine


We should focus our actions, time, and resources on Direct Action, Mutual Aid, and Community Outreach. If you do engage in Electoral Politics do not support the Duopoly (Red or Blue Team). No War but Class War!

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@SocialistMMA

All the MAGA accounts that followed me the last few years are in for a rude awakening

Its time to expose the MAGA movement that plans to sell us out to Israel

Can’t wait to hear the excuses from MAGA after Trump betrays the working class again


Source: https://x.com/SocialistMMA/status/1854078815955268034

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Nick from RBN Joins: Timestamp - 5:02:43.000


cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/21683477

Leftist news commentary and interviews. Fighting for political and social change. Sabby Sabs podcast is a part of Revolutionary Blackout Network.

#liveelectioncoverage #sabbysabs #kamalaharris #donaldtrump #swingstatevoters #jillstein #livelectioncoverage2024 #presidentialelection2024

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We should focus our actions, time, and resources on Direct Action, Mutual Aid, and Community Outreach. If you do engage in Electoral Politics do not support the Duopoly (Red or Blue Team). No War but Class War!


Key Points:

  1. Shift in Priorities: Macron’s warning reflects a significant shift in European priorities, emphasizing the need for autonomy in decision-making. The U.S. focus has shifted to its interests and China, leaving Europe to reassess its position.
  2. Defense Strategy Reevaluation: The call for a new defense and security strategy indicates that Europe must strengthen its military capabilities independently, reducing reliance on U.S. military support.
  3. NATO’s Role: While reaffirming commitment to NATO, Macron stresses that Europe must avoid being a mere extension of U.S. foreign policy, advocating for a balanced approach to international relations.
  4. Declining U.S. Influence: Macron’s acknowledgment of U.S. disregard illustrates a broader trend of diminishing American influence in global affairs, especially among European nations.
  5. Germany’s Economic Struggles: The current crises in Germany highlight the risks of over-dependence on U.S. directives, showcasing the need for Europe to reassess its economic strategies.
  6. Emergence of BRICS: The rise of BRICS presents an alternative global alliance that Europe should consider engaging with for economic and political balance.
  7. European Unity: Macron’s statements signify a wake-up call for European unity, encouraging a collective response to global challenges rather than fragmented allegiance to U.S. interests.
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We should focus our actions, time, and resources on Direct Action, Mutual Aid, and Community Outreach. If you do engage in Electoral Politics do not support the Duopoly (Red or Blue Team). No War but Class War!


Key Points:

  1. Foreign Policy Focus: The debate’s initial focus on Israel demonstrates a troubling trend where foreign interests overshadow domestic issues, raising questions about the candidates’ priorities.
  2. Propaganda and Narrative: Walz’s use of propaganda reflects a broader issue in political discourse where narratives are shaped to fit particular agendas, often at the expense of historical accuracy.
  3. Historical Context Ignored: The framing of the discussion around events from October 7th neglects the complex history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, suggesting a lack of understanding or willingness to address the root causes.
  4. U.S. and Israel Relationship: Walz’s assertion indicates a commitment to an uncritical support of Israel, which can alienate constituents who seek a more balanced approach to foreign policy.
  5. Political Similarities: The comparison of Walz to McCain underscores the continuity of certain political ideologies across party lines, blurring the distinctions between Democrats and Republicans on foreign policy.
  6. Endorsement Significance: Walz’s pride in securing Cheney’s endorsement illustrates the complexities of political alliances and the potential compromises in values that candidates may make for support.
  7. Optimism vs. Reality: The tension between the optimistic narrative presented by politicians and the real implications of their policies highlights the disconnection many voters feel from their elected officials.
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We should focus our actions, time, and resources on Direct Action, Mutual Aid, and Community Outreach. If you do engage in Electoral Politics do not support the Duopoly (Red or Blue Team). No War but Class War!

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We should focus our actions, time, and resources on Direct Action, Mutual Aid, and Community Outreach. If you do engage in Electoral Politics do not support the Duopoly (Red or Blue Team). No War but Class War!

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We should focus our actions, time, and resources on Direct Action, Mutual Aid, and Community Outreach. If you do engage in Electoral Politics do not support the Duopoly (Red or Blue Team). No War but Class War!

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We should focus our actions, time, and resources on Direct Action, Mutual Aid, and Community Outreach. If you do engage in Electoral Politics do not support the Duopoly (Red or Blue Team). No War but Class War!

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@SocialistMMA

Angela Davis said the same thing last time and Biden is now targeting and trying to lock up Black Socialists for criticizing his wars

The way many Black Boomers sold out to neoliberalism is pathetic


@SocialistMMA

Angela Davis said this same bullshit last time and we ended up with a whole ass genocide. She is completely washed


@cj_atkins

Angela Davis: Electing Harris will open space for more radical struggles

[https://www.peoplesworld.org/article/angela-davis-electing-harris-will-open-space-for-more-radical-struggles/]


Source: https://x.com/SocialistMMA/status/1836426167215124869

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Some Timestamps:

  1. 00:23 - Nick Cruse Speaks
  2. 17:15 - Chairman Omali From Uhuru Speaks

Video of the full conference:

"RESOLUTE" Leonard Peltier's 80th Birthday [02:18:19 | SEP 13 2024 | Leonard Peltier Ad Hoc Committee]

RESOLUTE.

REPRESSION AND RESILIENCE: THE CASES OF LEONARD PELTIER, THE UHURU 3, AND POLITICAL PRISONERS IN THE U.S.

LEONARD PELTIER'S 80Th BIRTHDAY WEBINAR, ONLINE PRESS CONFERENCE, AND PANEL DISCUSSION. FEATURING GUEST SPEAKER'S LENNY FOSTER, JENNIPHER JONES, MS. ROSE STYRON, THE FOUNDER OF AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL USA ‪@amnesty‬ , MS. SIBILLA DRISALDI, ISSAC JASPER NICK CRUSE OF REVOLUTIONARY BLACKOUT NETWORK (RBN) ‪@revolutionaryblackout7315‬ , ‪@suziebify‬ AND MORE...

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