I’ve been a hard Euroskeptic since my national conservative days - which I still am even as a communist.

I’ve found new reasons to dislike the European Union moving to the left so as to how the Western left supports them is baffling imo.

  • JoeMarx 193OP
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    111 year ago

    The 9/11 truther movement is insane.

    • KiG V2
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      181 year ago

      Nah fam, false flag attacks are a well-documented tool used by the US to get whatever it wants. 9/11 conspiracy spaces may have their kooks but you will be missing out on a wealth of information if you discard all of it based on 1 kook.

      • JoeMarx 193OP
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        71 year ago

        How is Al-Qaeda staging 9/11 a false flag? While it is true they received US money, I find it more plausible they turned on the US due to its support of Israel.

        • @Soselin
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          I don’t think Bush literally planned 9/11 but he and his people were extremely tight with the Saudis and Saudi intelligence, as well as with Pakistani intelligence especially at that time, and they used SI and PI to cultivate AQ since they wanted a useful enemy in the Middle East to justify their PNAC shit.

          So “did bush do 9/11” I think no, AQ did that, but Bush and the neocons did have a direct hand in establishing AQ as an anti-US force since they wanted the justification to do what they spent the past 20 years doing.

          Holographic planes and this sensationalist nonsense is to distract you from the less sensational but actually very real money trail. It’s easy to debunk holographic planes as not true and actually kind of insane and so US intelligence Astroturfs about holographic planes and everyone focuses on the holographic planes instead of the Carlyle Group.

          I don’t think Bush ever sat down and said “we need to get them to fly planes into the WTC”, but he absolutely did plan “we need to get these guys money and training in how to make bombs and plan large scale terrorist attacks against the US because it’s useful for me if they kill a bunch of Americans.”

          • KiG V2
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            141 year ago

            I believe it goes further than that but I would see your comment as an acceptable middle ground that socialists everywhere should be able to agree on.

            Regardless of the details of 9/11, the American Empire had some degree of a purposeful hand in, at least, cultivating an environment where such a thing would happen, eager to exploit it for propaganda and fear, and it was used to justify a new age of war and surveillance. I would like to think that summary is something most of us would agree with?

        • KiG V2
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          101 year ago

          This is an example of kookery, I’ve never even heard of anything about holograms.

          Would I let the kookery of Holocaust Denialism lead me to dismiss the “conspiracy theory” that the Holodomor was nothing like we are taught in the West? Would I let the kookery of New Age LA-ism lead me to dismiss “conspiracy theories” about how eating excessively processed and sweetened foods is bad?

          You see what I’m saying?

    • @sludgeyrevolution
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      151 year ago

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHuTzwHbUvA

      It’s not so insane when you realize that Bush and his cronies admitted that a “Pearl Harbor level disaster” would have to happen for the Amerikan public to accept the militarization and invasions in the middle east that they were planning years before 9/11 even happened.

      • KiG V2
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        171 year ago

        The greatest thing for us socialists is that even the most professional psychopaths can’t seem to do a single wicked deed without either openly admitting it or Freudian slipping it.

          • KiG V2
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            91 year ago

            I believe there are many who reject psychoanalysis yes. I’ve never even read Freud but I definitely think “Freudian slip” among other Freudian concepts is useful.

            I don’t like George Orwell but I still think Orwellian terms like crimestop, group think, Hate Hour, newspeak, doublethink, “we’ve always been at war with Eurasia” etc. are very useful.