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Does the invention of AI mean its already too late for the proletariat to seize the means of production since the means can just produce themselves now with no labor content?

if this just results in mass lumpenization and the class divide will no longer be capitalists vs proles its capitalists vs lumpens, except they dont need the lumpens so will try and turn them into soylent?
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>>2940347
delusional


thats not how it works. first of all it hasnt been demonstrated yet that AI will represent the massive boost in productivity being claimed

second, *read capital*. the rate of profit falls consistently because when new advancements in technology allow for greater productivity with less people, the market standard becomes hiring less people, i.e. purchasing less labor-power. but technology, no matter how efficient it is, is constant capital. you cant get more out of it than the market rate for the equipment. wage-labor is variable capital, the price of the slice of time and energy you pay for as wage-labor is determined by the market rate for wage-labor, but the actual productive work being done is determined by the creative capacities and labor discipline of the person who is rendering that slice of time and energy, meaning they can produce more value than is required to pay them (and must, to be a worthwhile investment).

with more productive, labor-minimizing constant capital, the relative portion of variable capital shrinks. this is more efficient in generating commodities and services, but is ultimately a losing battle in terms of generating profit for the capitalist, as more efficient industries inevitably shrink the portion of additional value generated in production. there are countertendencies, like destruction of viable advancements in production during war or natural disasters, and especially now in the ability of capitalists in the first world to move large portions of non-automated production to the third world and remain competetive while using less efficient production methods. but it is always going to be a losing battle, the entire dynamic of generalized commodity production urges capital to infinite expansion in a finite world.

now i dont think that means communism is inevitable, but it does certainly mean that within capitalism it is impossible at any longterm scale for the technological refinement of production to result in the rationalization of labor.

>>2941837
yeah but porky has invented coping strategies like resorting to rents over profits huge sectors of the economy are already rent based (so called FIRE - finance insurance, real estate, and id personally add technology to that since software licenses are another form of rent).

So even if capitalism rate of profit reduces they will resort to RENT

>>2943368
pls read marx



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With AI now cutting so many jobs, especially in CompSci but other jobs as well that are normally defined as PMC and them now having to settle for things like working retail or fast food (at least temporarily before getting a job in your field), how will that effect the consciousness of these people. Now, the dream is that they all become class conscious, and they see the woes of the working class and gain sympathy. But I also see a sort of resentment and elitism that could form. Seeing the work as beneath them and resenting the regular joes that have to work that job full time.
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Example of process with government worker for DEI forced to work delivery

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2026/10/29/fired-federal-worker-shamed-dei-watchlist-struggles-find-job/

>>2941243
Luigi Mangione was a data scientist.

>>2941233
Part of me wishes PMC meant "Professional, Managerial, and Creative" as a better descriptor of the classes targeted by AI. It's going to be the Blue Tribe version of MAGA as a backlash against outsourcing and free trade in goods. It will be notionally "socialist" in a DSA sense, but probably won't escalate to Leninism (not in the least because of AI-enabled mass surveillance and data processing).

There's a reason all the tech lords switched on a dime to all going to the GOP right when LLMs started being released, and it's not because they're all MAGAdonian Sauls of Tarsus.

I am forced to note, however, that the Russian Revolution was led by the vanguard intelligentsia and mobilized the Proletariat; if someone can marry the immiserated blue-collar and white-collar classes, they would be unstoppable even in bourgeois small-d democratic politics, like FDR.

>>2941233
you hate trad HR for ghosting applicants, but AI HR is just as bad. I read from an anon the other day that they got auto-rejected because the buzzword the AI expected to be in their application was phrased slightly differently than usual

>>2941244
>>2941233
Not a class, but the overall idea of op is correct. Many skilled wage premiums are falling and they are losing protection from market forces that they once had.

>>2942601
Heartwarming; "sought after HR expert" actually learns to work for a living



 

Left parties stage protest against price rise in Puducherry
Workers of the Communist Party of India, Communist Party of India (Marxist) and Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist) on Saturday staged a demonstration in the town to highlight the failure of the National Democratic Alliance government at the Centre and Puducherry to control the prices of essential commodities.
https://www.thehindu.com/news/cities/puducherry/left-parties-stage-protest-against-price-rise-in-puducherry/article71649394.ece
https://archive.ph/y0vPM

Japan pushes to remove Myanmar from global financial watchdog's blacklist
Japan wants the Financial ​Action Task Force to drop requirements that its members apply enhanced screening to financial transactions with Myanmar to avoid money ‌laundering and terrorist financing, said a senior Japanese government official and another person familiar with the matter.
https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/japan-pushes-remove-myanmar-global-financial-watchdogs-blacklist-2026-10-30/

China’s record-breaking exports of clean tech are making a big dent in emissions, report says
China is by far the largest global supplier of renewable energy equipment, from solar panels and wind turbines to electric vehicles and batteries. Most of what it makes is sold domestically, but a sizeable share is exported. In the first nine months of 2026, CREA tracked a 61% increase in exports of electric vehicles, a 45% jump in shipments of wind turbines, a 39% spike in battery exports and 22% growth in overseas sales of solar equipment, compared to the same period last year.
https://apnews.com/article/emissions-china-renewable-iran-exports-solar-7e690fb8b89f8faa82fa241bf551940e

9 years later, parents still seek answers over son’s killing amid ‘drug war’Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

More than 40% of names on DOJ list of alleged noncitizens not on California’s voter rolls: analysis
The research found that 8,880 of the names, representing 42% of the entire list, do not correspond to anyone in California’s current voter file. It also found at least 22 are U.S. citizens, and many more may correspond to those of confirmed citizens. “The expert analysis further makes clear that the mandated voter list endangers a significant number of eligible California voter,” said the filing, which was cosigned by Xavier Becerra, the Democratic candidate for California governor and an adviser to the UCLA Voting Rights Project.
https://apnews.com/article/california-justice-department-noncitizen-voters-midterms-45b31d5aefb03723f0e59f6084e918d4

Abdul El-Sayed’s campaign asks Haley Stevens not to attend campaign events following clash over Israel
“This ad tells Michigan families they cannot afford groceries because their money has to be set aside for ‘killing Palestinians,’ and it blames our close ally Israel for everything Michiganders cannot afford,” Stevens said in a statement. She sought to tie the ad — which is set in a grocery store and suggests Israel and the war in Gaza are squeezing American taxpayers — to comments El-Sayed has made in his own campaign.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2026-election/haley-stevens-abdul-el-sayed-clash-israel-ad-ahead-sunday-rally-rcna606657

Record-High Heating Oil Prices Are Closing Argument in Maine Senate Race
The record-shattering heating prices are taking their toll on Mainers ahead of the midterm elections on November 3. Roughly half of Mainers rely on heating oil as their principal energy source in winter—compared with just 3% nationwide—meaning Mainers face an increase of thousands of dollars in heating. The heating oil price hikes are directly affected by the war in Iran and closure of the strait of Hormuz, which handles roughly 20% to 25% of the world’s seaborne oil and petroleum product flow. Sen. Susan Collins voted to extend U.S. military operations in Iran fiPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

What Lula’s victory means for Palestine solidarity in Brazil
Over the weekend, Brazilians elected Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva president once more by a very narrow margin, defying polls that had him trailing. No candidate had won a Brazilian runoff from second place since 1989. That precedent is broken, and it was broken from below: by student-led rallies in Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Minas Gerais and Porto Alegre. The rallies were called without Lula, by pop-star fan communities and influencers who injected energy into a campaign that had flagged all year, and by widespread mass communications like Deputy André Janones's WhatsApp channel, which passed 10 million followers. Many of those young figures have been vocal on Palestine. Their job now is to make sure their government hears them. That mobilisation will matter all the more given the political landscape Lula faces. The Congress that convenes on 1 February will comprise 594 members, 513 deputies and 81 senators, with the right and its allies holding a comfortable majority in both houses. With 90 members close to the Palestinian struggle, the challenge will be to turn that support, alongside pressure from civil society, into concrete political action.
https://www.newarab.com/opinion/what-lulas-victory-means-palestine-solidarity-brazil

Serbia: A whole list of monopolies and geopolitical rivalries behind the “Student List” (Kostas Papadakis member of the Central Committee of the KKE and a Member of the European Parliament)
We must not forget, of course, that Serbia has for many years been at the center of fierce rivalries between the EU, the United States and NATO on the one hand, and China and Russia on the other. It plays an important role in the outcome of the broader struggle for control over the Balkans. The elections were therefore inevitably shaped by competing powerful interests, as well as by an extensive effort to restructure the bourgeois political system. The principal vehicle for this restructuring was the “Student List” (hereafter SL), which emerged victorious with 52% of the vote. In May 2025, a process began to establish a political movement that would capitalize on the prestige of the student mobilizations, which had already continued for six months, as well as on the support of sPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2943006
>supposedly “selected through university assemblies.”
Why supposedly? Nobody doubts this.
>Srđanović, a pediatrician from Vojvodina
What? It's Srdanović, not Srđanović. And he's a cardiologist, not a pediatrician.
>however, the list also included Dejan Šoškić, the former governor of Serbia's central bank, who had resigned from that position and played a role in drafting the SL's economic programme.
He's definitely sus, I don't know how he didn't get vetoed, pretty sure there were candidates vetoed for less.
>An indication of the supposedly “pro-people” opposition stance that qualified him to become the SL's leading economic figure is that, over the years, he has repeatedly proposed reducing wages in order to lower production costs, supposedly in the interest of strengthening the competitiveness of the Serbian economy.
Such politics is directly against the SL's program, since it includes "we will stop the politics of promoting Serbia as a country of cheap labor" or something like that.



 

Why does everyone in leftist circles hate him now?

I remember when he had a whole cult around him in the early 2010s during Occupy and was a huge cheerleader for the Rojava revolution in the years that followed. His book Debt The First 5000 Years was a huge hit (and I mean HUGE, in the sense that you'd see it sold in both anarchist infoshops and mainstream booksellers like Barnes). He was instrumental in rewriting the historical narrative of class formation and the development of money and economic systems. A lot of Marxists didn't like that but they had zero means of debunking his work. When he died in 2020 there was an outpouring of love from leftists all over the world, for an anarchist intellectual who meant so much to people.

But now, I never see Graeber mentioned, ever. The only times I see him or his work brought up is to heavily chastise it, or attack him for his anarchist politics. Tankies hate him but can never prove him wrong. I have to ask why he's become nothing but a footnote in the history of leftist thought, especially when he was so celebrated 15 years ago.
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>>2942037
Graeber was heavily censored when he was alive.

>>2942629
What was censored? Did he have a potty mouth? I fail to understand your point. Are you alluding to a secret doctrine that no publisher dared to print?

>>2942635
He as relentlessly scrutinized for having been proven right. Both capitalists and Marxoids won’t admit this.

>>2943030
lmao graeber was wrong about a ton of shit even on an editorial level, as in he regularly misunderstood or mischaracterized his sources

>>2943031
What sources did he “mischaracterize” and why does that lead to his conclusions being wrong? Elaborate.



 

I am in a Nationalist Organization, but I am so tired of it. Our Previous Local Branch Leader has left temporarly and now has family affairs, so we are stuck with a Reactionary Capitalist Petit Bourzoa, who is nothing like a proper Third Positionist ought to be. He doesn't care about the Organizations Ideology or Ideals, isn't up to date with what the rest of the Branches are Doing, Is a complete Hedonist and Gangsterist, He is lazy and passes responsibillity to others, including me, he takes bad decisions and even took a lighter from me. I don't even know he got this position. I am the most active in my branch and have even done theory lectures (which the leadership now wants to take it away because "nobody is going to read the books"), and have been thrice as much time as him in it. We got a new temporary branch leader, who I have better relations with and he is far better, but because of Personal Affairs he didn't have time, so this Degen took over. The only reason He got it I suspect, whilst I have been sidelined by the Organization leadership again and again, is because I am an Autist with no Great Facial Hair, with a quite annoying voice, a thin posture, are too theoretical (even though I am the one suggesting most actions, which then get sidelined by leadership) and come from a Leftist Family. Not to mention, I have no chance with the organization's Women. I feel so sad, seeing my Local University Branch of Leftists (with simillar views to that of my parents) organizing, making speeches, doing activism and syndical work, probably reading theory and also getting into fights with ANTIFA and Tankie types (i.e. the stuff I want to do, under my nationalist syndicalist and communtarian worldview). They all seem very friendly, instead of the 90IQ normalfags I am stuck with. Plus, the Girls are very Friendly and Nice and Pretty, and I could probably get one as my girlfriend. And I would probably be one of the most masculine members of my local branch, instead of being viewed as a weird alien creature which everyone laughs at behind the scenes. They would probably be compassionate about me being an Autist, instead of making fun of me for being Weird. And my activism would probably be rewarded, instead of being seen as me being a follower. My Parents would also be proud of me, instead of thinking I am an idiotic fascist loser. I could also publically critisize all the Cuckservatives, Ancoms, and MLs that plague my university. I can def Chameleon my way over tPost too long. Click here to view the full text.
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Hitler used antisemitism to protect the non-Jewish capitalist of their greed, exploitation and crimes. He was a ploy by the bourgeoisie to prevent the abolishion of capitalism and propagated to the working class that the real solution, socialism, is jewish.

Both greed and exploitation are fundamental to capitalism and isn't exclusive to jewish capitalist. Jewish elites are just part of the elite.

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>He doesn't care about the Organizations Ideology or Ideals
Have you considered that "ideology" is just esoteric bullshit?
This is a general issue people have – whether its red or blue, left or right, etc. It's still capital – it's still the same mode of production; the same class structure. In fact, this is why I criticise Communists, since what they call Communism is just state capitalism. Sectarianism is a privilige of pedantry, where the letter subsumes the spirit of the law.
>I don't even know he got this position
Because in this world, it's about who you know, not what you know.
Isn't it blackpilling to realise that your labours count for nothing?
>nobody is going to read the books
But this is is true. Even academics don't really read books.
Those of us who actually read books are fools who care too much.
>I am an Autist with no Great Facial Hair, with a quite annoying voice, a thin posture, are too theoretical
You were destined to be an erômenos for an erastês
>biological leftist
Some leftists have good physiognomy
>a Biological Leftist but with a Mind of a Nationalist
Check out 1dime radio, who is leftist nationalist:
https://youtube.com/@1dimeradio

>>2942854
I speak with the leader far more than him. I think our previous leader only choose him because they look simillar. Even doe he said that I would eventually take over the branch. IDK. Might stop blackpilling and do Coup of him.

>>2942751
"Muh people" is nothing. A small capitalist of "your country" would and will wage enslave you without mercy.

Why do you want a leader? This isn't NEETzschean as fuck. See if the discourse please you around here or not, you fucking cuck.



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So say a Marxist-Leninist economy has all of the stuff important to the state nationalized and operating under scientific planning, it tries to give the basic needs of life like employment and housing to everyone as possible, but there's additionally a private sector for commodity circulation because trying to micromanage every small business to the smallest detail is silly in general. The private sector is heavily regulated to prevent them from subverting the rest of society, and also taxed to help pay for the rest of society.

So what exactly is bad about this generally speaking? Especially on a neoliberal Earth where the international elite, outside of china, can flee and go anywhere and has no accountability? The strategy of dengist economics has produced the same results that people like Mao and Stalin wanted out of their countries like mass industrialization, electrification, and prosperity but at the same time holding their own societal elites accountable.
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>>2940900
its because most of these guys are former bernie supporters that got burned one too many times, they can't change the slavish liberal mentality so they just change the subject of which they project their slavish liberal mentality onto. before it was an old zionist social democrat that sold out most of his principles by the late 90s and now its an old social democratic state that was a key instrument to destroying most of the socialist bloc and was a vital contributor to starving out the DPRK and obstructing their atomic program

>>2942415
Agriculture shouldn't just be for subsistence; it should also be for producing for others. In that sense, the market is more practical and easier. Although, of course, you can practice council communism and that people decide collectively what to produce, but doing that is much more complicated than saying "produce more and sell it"

>>2865198
It invites the reconstitution of the capital class to make number go up. Because the party is the one directing these capitalists at first, there will inevitably grow a tight bond between the party and capital as capitalists promise favours to meet political objectives in exchange for concessions to themselves and their own wealth accumulation. It will not happen overnight, but Dengism ultimately will lead to the same place as social democracy due to the delusion that you can keep capitalists around and control them - the inherent wealth accumulation that capitalism affords the bourgeoisie means they can inevitably financially incentivise the political class to work for them rather than the other way around, or even to integrate into the political class themselves (already happens in China).

>>2942485
right now the DPRK is allied to the PRC… are they slavish too?

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>>2942485
>They're le berniebros!!!
Not everyone is american yanqui swine

>China was starving DPRK!!

Literally the DPRK doesn't give a single fuck, so why should I?



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WILLKOMENSKULTUR IST VORBEI edition

>“The age of Willkommenskultur is over, the era of mass deportations has begun,” commented the Sweden Democrats party, whose MEP Charlie Weimers played a central role as ECR’s shadow rapporteur.

>In a rare show of unity on the European Right, the directive was adopted not only by the national conservative groups (PfE, ECR, and ESN) but also the EPP, which votes together with the leftist parties in the vast majority of cases.
>Most importantly, the new law will introduce a mutual recognition and enforcement obligation between member states regarding deportation orders, meaning migrants cannot circumvent return decisions by moving to a different EU country and restarting the process. A return order in one country will legally count as a valid order in all of them.
>Another important point is the introduction of third-country return hubs, making it possible for member states to externalize return procedures by sending migrants to secure facilities outside EU territory to wait for the end of the process, ensuring they won’t escape implementation once the paperwork’s done.

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>>2934631
>>2934636
Rightoids coping so hard that the riots are chuds

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First image translated because the x translation isn't on for some reason.

>While the Albanian government, led by Edi Rama (@ediramaal), is strengthening its ties with Israel, trends on the streets should be a cause for concern for Jerusalem. During anti-government protests in Tirana, a demonstrator was asked why he was waving a UÇK (Kosovo Liberation Army) flag; he replied, "Because they are fighting against Israel" (it would be worth investigating who is funding these protests). Meanwhile, in the city of Vlorë—a popular destination for Israeli travelers—a court has halted the construction of a Jewish heritage museum, a project spearheaded by Rama. 🇮🇱🇦🇱

I feel like you guys could enjoy reading this thread https://lemmygrad.ml/post/13066439

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What's going on in Poland



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Dockworkers and activists block ports across the world in protest against war, genocide and the arms trade
Strike organisers the No Harbour for Genocide campaign, alongside dockworkers’ unions in France, Italy, Greece, Spain, Turkey, Morocco and Cyprus, described today’s events as the largest co-ordinated port action ever held. “For one day, 52,000 containers stand idle, carrying $2.8 billion (£2bn) worth of goods, before the next day’s backlog, the work stoppages and the general strike in Italy are counted,” No Harbour for Genocide campaign said in an Instagram post today.
https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/dockworkers-and-activists-block-ports-across-world-protest-against-war-genocide-and-arms

Elbit factory targeted in Palestine Action raid was set to deliver 'immediate shipment of drones' to Israel, court hears
Five defendants - Qesser Zuhrah, 21, Zahra Farooque, 26, Kamran Ahmed, 29, Heba Muraisi, 31, and Liam Mullany, 34 - are facing charges of criminal damage and violent disorder at Woolwich Crown Court in connection with the break-in at an Elbit Systems factory in Filton, near Bristol, on 6 August 2024. Giving evidence this week, Zuhrah, who said she helped coordinate the action, told jurors that she had first heard of the Filton site when others in the group raised concerns "about an immediate shipment of weapons" set to leave the factory and that, as a result, the action had been "speedtracked".
https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/elbit-factory-targeted-palestine-action-raid-was-set-deliver-immediate-shipment-drones-israel

Germany and France brace for protests on Halloween weekend
Police plan to deploy thousands of additional officers across the country. Some luxury jewellery shops and clothing stores have boarded up windows to protect against potential looting or violence. Protests in Germany are led by a group dubbed “GenZ regelt!”, which translates to “Gen Z has got this!”. The German protest movement’s complaints include the high cost of living, poorly maintained schools, gPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

https://www.mintpressnews.com/lyor-cohen-the-shady-israeli-executive-running-youtube-music-the-global-hip-hop-industry/291276/
1000% percent believe the conspiracy that def jam has their artists killed to own their masters and make more money off their work

Trump appointee Bill Pulte’s housing agency obstructed watchdog, report says
A top US housing regulator led by Trump appointee Bill Pulte refused to provide records to its internal watchdog, obstructing congressionally mandated reviews of its oversight of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and other housing lenders, according to a report reviewed by Reuters on Friday.
https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/trump-appointee-bill-pultes-housing-agency-obstructed-watchdog-report-says-2026-10-30/

Democratic lawmakers demand ICE data on detainee miscarriages
Government documents obtained by the Guardian found that ICE had placed more pregnant immigrants in detention last fall and winter than at any time over the previous year. The agency recorded 18 miscarriages during the first nine months of the Trump administration, the documents found, but the agency has no data on miscarriages after 3 October 2025.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/oct/30/democrats-miscarriages-ice-detainees

Justice Department requests separating Alaska ballots that rank Dan J. Sullivan in Senate race
Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward wrote in a court filing that state officials should “preserve and segregate all ballots ranking Daniel J. Sullivan for the purposes of investigating whether such ranking was the product of voter confusion, should such an investigation become necessary.” “These modest precautionary measures will be impossible after Election Day, so there is good cause for expedited consideration,” he added.
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2026-election/doj-requests-separating-alaska-ballots-rank-dan-j-sullivan-senate-race-rcna606646

How Mamdani canceled ‘Cop City’
That plan dates back to 2017, when then-Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the city would budget $100 million to build a state-of-the-art correction academy. And in 2021, monthPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

It’s time for the left to stand up to Burnham
Far from offering real hope to working people it opens up the prospect of increasing immiseration in the years to come. Far from breaking with the bond market veto over economic policy, it was designed to appease the speculators. Since Andy Burnham’s election many people in the labour movement have argued to suspend judgement on his intentions, to “give him a chance.” That is understandable – Burnham appears the last chance of a Labour Party morally and politically eviscerated by Keir Starmer, and the only thing standing between Britain and a hard-right authoritarian and racist government. But such goodwill cannot be extended indefinitely. John Healey’s measures – or striking lack of them – mark the moment when conclusions must start to be drawn.
https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/its-time-left-stand-burnham

The Andreas Malm Ban Shows How to Blow Up a Democracy
The banning of Malm’s ETA comes only four months after Hasan Piker and Cenk Uygur, two American leftwing political commentators, had their ETAs cancelled shortly before scheduled appearances at SXSW London and the Oxford Union. The then-Keir Starmer government similarly invoked a ‘public good’ argument. What’s more, it was only this month that it was announced that celebrated author Sally Rooney would no longer be able to sell books in the UK, due to her statements of support for proscribed group Palestine Action. While the Home Office does its seeming best to avoid offering specific public explanations for why certain public figures are being barred from entering the UK, you can guarantee that there will be a briefing operation afoot. When Piker and Uygur had their ETAs withdrawn, the media (rather than rallying around the cause of free expression, on which our livelihoods depend) preferred instead to jaw-jaw about whether the two men were antisemitic. I do not doubt that, over the course of today, Malm’s public comments about the legally enshrined right of Palestinians to resist Israeli occupation will find their way into journalist’s briefing notes.
https://novaramedia.com/2026/10/30/the-andreas-malm-ban-shows-how-to-blow-up-Post too long. Click here to view the full text.



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Is anime bourgeois? Like fumos, figures and so on. Weeb consumerism is outrageous even compared to others.
meow. meow. meow. meow. meow.




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Brazilian elections are sunday.
Apparently the race is neck and neck. Im not Brazilian, so can any on leftypol redpill me on who is going to win.

body was too short
body was too short
booty shorts
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>>2941512
you can tell this was made using chatgpt

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>>2941498
>FLAVIO BOLSONARO HAS DECLARED HIMSELF PRESIDENT IN EXILE
should have just did another failed fat ass coup then commit seppuku

>>2941512
>Charles de Gaulle led Free France from London, sentenced to death by the Vichy regime, and he returned to liberate his country.

>>2941498
NEW GUAIDO JOKE JUST DROPPED

Winning hearts and minds.



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