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Sanctions Are a Form of Warfare

“Sanctions are a form of war. They’re economic warfare. And they destroy people’s lives.”

Joshua Landis (https://twitter.com/joshua_landis), Sandra Mackey Chair in Middle East Studies at the University of Oklahoma, is one of the foremost experts on Syria. This week, as Syria, along with neighbor Turkiye, grapples with the aftermath of the devastating earthquake, Professor Landis joins the Useful Idiots to explain the deadly consequences that sanctions pile on to the damage.

“America likes to talk about all its precision bombing and hitting someone with a drone to avoid collateral damage,” Landis explains. “But sanctions? It’s all about collateral damage. Very little of it is targeted.”

But if you read corporate media outlets like the New York Times or Washington Post, you’d find a much different story. Both papers this week published headlines that were hastily changed when they realized they were being a little too truthful. See if you can tell the difference:

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"Shameful" New York Times Changes Headline to Protect Sanctions

“Sanctions are a form of war. They’re economic warfare. And they destroy people’s lives.”

Joshua Landis (https://twitter.com/joshua_landis), Sandra Mackey Chair in Middle East Studies at the University of Oklahoma, is one of the foremost experts on Syria. This week, as Syria, along with neighbor Turkiye, grapples with the aftermath of the devastating earthquake, Professor Landis joins the Useful Idiots to explain the deadly consequences that sanctions pile on to the damage.

“America likes to talk about all its precision bombing and hitting someone with a drone to avoid collateral damage,” Landis explains. “But sanctions? It’s all about collateral damage. Very little of it is targeted.”

But if you read corporate media outlets like the New York Times or Washington Post, you’d find a much different story. Both papers this week published headlines that were hastily changed when they realized they were being a little too truthful. See if you can tell the difference:

The ...

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Free preview: Matt Taibbi Exposes Russiagate Bots

With Matt Taibbi’s Twitter Files and Jeff Gerth’s new in-depth reporting for CJR exposing the years of lies spread by Russiagaters, bitter attacks from outed journalists are rolling in.

Gerth and Taibbi, who come from the old style of journalism where you fact check your work and don’t accept government officials’ claims on faith, have each shown clear, indisputable evidence of disinformation campaigns pushed by corporate reporters. And since the so-called journalists can’t argue the facts, they dig themselves a deeper hole with more lies and name-calling.

Jeff Gerth has been working as a reporter for decades and published, in the very mainstream Columbia Journalism Review, a 20,000-word report on his findings, only to be called a liar and misdirecting magician in the most self-important article by Mother Jones’ David Corn (“The true media failure is that Trump got away with it and that articles like this one that you are now reading are still necessary.”) And possibly worse ...

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March 26, 2024

Good to be part of the community. I think that Aaron and Katie do a brilliant job in these hellish times when such great in - depth research and reporting are essential.

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Our intrepid reporter, Mr. Fat Flabbie Doobie, reports on the war between Russia and Ukraine in the former Crimean Khanate:
By around 800 a.d. the Kievan Rus was the dominant force in Rus culture, but the Crimea, and all coastal areas, were dominated by nomadic Turkic peoples, with ancient Greek port settlements scattered along the coast. In 1222 Ghengis Khan invaded the Crimea and defeated the Turks there. In the years that followed, his Golden Horde would conquer the entirety of the Crimea and the Kievan Rus. In 1441, the descendants of Ghengis Khan established a new nation, the Krimean Khanate, encompassing the Crimean peninsula and the Donbas region. In the meantime the center of Rus culture had shifted to Moscow and had slowly pushed the Mongols out of the greater Rus. In 1783, Catherine the great finally defeated the Khanate (ruled by Khans of Ghengis' Giray clan) and annexed it into Russia. For the next 134 ...

There are many senators and congress people who have dual citizenship with Israel and also identify with Zionism. I believe that they should identify themselves to the American public. I would like these people to give up their Israel citizen ship or leave their positions in the Senate or Congress.
The identification with Zionism has already affected the response of United States response where the general public has not been let in to who and what has been influencing their lives with private agendas. I personally believe that on the subject of the state of Israel,the mind of the collective has been so damaged by historic abuse that it has become distorted by anger.

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Columbia protests organized by CHINA (say MSNBC conspiracy theorists)
Without TikTok and the CCP, young people would never have been opposed to genocide

“What might sound paranoid, but that doesn’t mean I’m wrong,” says NYU Professor Scott Galloway, finishing up an unhinged rant on MSNBC in which he compared student protesters to people with white hoods chanting lynch the Blacks and burn the gays, “is I think the youth are being manipulated. Their frame for the world is TikTok, and if I were the CCP, I’d be doing exactly the same thing.”

That’s right, if it weren’t for China, young people would be celebrating the fact that there are children in Gaza who are undergoing amputations without anesthesia. They need something like the Chinese to trick them and brainwash them into thinking that genocide is not good.

And if you thought Galloway was the only deranged professor we’re letting near students, wait until you get a load of racist whiner Shai Davidai, who teaches at Columbia. After a meltdown when his campus key card was deactivated (apparently Zionists don’t like checkpoints and getting kicked off land either), he declared on the news that the anti-genocide protesters are not just terrorist supporters, but actual terrorists.

The main evidence of terrorism comes in a harrowing video of violence that we dare to air on Thursday Throwdown. The headlines tell it all:

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And just wait until we show you the video. Katie and Aaron can barely contain their laughter. The victim (the same student who called Yale racist for not calling her couscous Israeli) then went on Piers Morgan to share her story. And looking at her eye, it seems she has made a miraculous recovery.

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It’s all this and a whole lot more in a jam-packed episode of Useful Idiots. Everything’s as vomit-inducing as ever. Join Katie and Aaron, they’ll help you throwdown instead.

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It's Foreign Aid Day! Celebrate with corporate media
As Congress votes to funnel billions of dollars to weapons manufacturers, politicians and pundits rejoice

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Professor Exposes Campus Free Speech Crackdown
As'ad AbuKhalil breaks down the anti-Palestinian, anti-free speech crackdown at Columbia

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At a time when genocide is being broadcast live on TV and western democracies are cracking down on free speech in order to enable it, As'ad AbuKhalil, Lebanse-American Professor of Political Science at California State University Stanislaus, finds a silver lining:

“The rest of the world is watching,” he says. “The west is being seen for what it really is: a racist, colonialist west that stands for war crimes.”

And as the United States supplies the weapons that massacre civilians, uses the press to cover up the crimes, and arrests students who speak out against it, it becomes “a full participant in the genocide.”

But will the Western governments that support Israel ever stop supporting it? “I don’t think that Israel can cross any threshold” for its supporters. 

He gives a history of Israel’s crimes. “Every crime of terrorism in our region has been pioneered by the Israelis: throwing bombs in buses and crowded markets, letter bombs against British embassies, booby-trapped cars, the incineration of the people of Jaffa in order to create the greater Tel Aviv region.”

And he shares harrowing stories from his own life in Lebanon, where Israel “incinerated Palestinian refugee camps,” indiscriminately killing “20,000 Lebanese, Palestinians, and Syrians.”

But instead of condemning any of that, the US is fighting its students who refuse to support a genocide.

“In this country that prides itself on being the freest country in the world, members of Congress are summoning presidents of universities and holding them to account about which views are allowed on college campuses. They’re taking pride that they are clamping down on the freedom of speech of students of the United States. That is very significant. That is western democracy at work.”

Subscribe for the full interview where we watch some of the most outrageous moments from Congress’ questioning of Columbia University President Minouche Shafik, discuss why the Zionist lobby has “every reason to be worried,” and get Professor AbuKhalil’s take on the Biden-Trump rematch.

Plus, catch this week’s Thursday Throwdown: Meltdown Joe begs you to love the US military

And order Karina Gonzalez’ new children’s book, “Churro Stand” here.

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