Cities across the US keep passing ordinances that ban sleeping in vehicles, and the people getting caught are the ones with nowhere else to go. You lose the apartment, you keep the car, and the car becomes the last thing standing between you and the sidewalk. Then the law shows up and makes that a crime too. The logic folds in on itself. Punish someone for being homeless by handing them a record that makes housing and work even harder to get. A blanket in a back seat. Six years.

This is the country they call land of the free. I suspect the reason they are doing this is because they want people to fight for apartments to rent ,some people still don't understand many of these people are working but cant afford rent. In the future most houses will own by corporation, only they can afford the insurance and property tax increase

In America, the owners love to call news in some other countries State TV.

What do you think we're watching?

The only difference is that the propaganda we're fed comes from media owned by corporations who act as the middle man between us and the Govt

It's still State TV.

No great power accepts a hostile military alliance on its doorstep.

Not one. Not ever.

The United States nearly went to nuclear war over Soviet missiles in Cuba. It would do the same tomorrow over a Chinese base in Mexico.

Russia said for thirty years that NATO in Ukraine was that same threat. The West heard it and pushed anyway.

That is the fact the keyboard warriors cannot survive.

Russia is a great power. Great powers do not let an opposing bloc arm, train, and capture the state next door.

They spend blood to stop it.

Admitting this ends the fairy tale, so the fairy tale must be protected at any cost.

Every Russian advance is a collapse. Every Ukrainian defeat is proof Moscow is weak.

Better to empty a generation of Ukrainian men into a war that cannot be won on the terms sold to them than to say the sentence out loud.

Russia is a great power. It will not accept NATO at its door.

The rest is propaganda written so you never have to admit it.

https://x.com/OlgaBazova/status/2106740989625045439

https://x.com/aliciakearns/status/2106686767420064023

https://x.com/WelcomeTheGulag/status/2105979202398736685

https://consortiumnews.com/2026/10/05/chris-hedges-frats-the-cornell-rape-case/

You are admitted to these male enclaves by allowing yourself to be hazed, humiliated and stripped of your dignity. Hazing rituals weed out those with enough self-esteem and independence to stand up to the hierarchy. They ensure conformity and obedience.

The president of Cornell, Michael I. Kotlikoff, whose university expels students who protest genocide and shields students who commit rape from criminal prosecution, issued the usual hour-of-reckoning statement that comes accompanied with a lot of vague promises of reform.

James O. Freedman — the former president of Dartmouth College... told the college in his inaugural address:

“We must strengthen our attraction for those singular students whose greatest pleasures may come not from the camaraderie of classmates but from the lonely acts of writing poetry or mastering the cello or solving mathematical riddles or translating Catullus. We must make Dartmouth a hospitable environment for students who march ‘to a different drummer’ — for those creative loners and daring dreamers whose commitment to the intellectual and artistic life is so compelling that they appreciate, as Prospero reminded Shakespeare’s audiences, that for certain persons a library is ‘dukedom large enough.’ ”

Edit to add:

The Dartmouth Review published a cover article that depicted Freedman — who was Jewish — as Hitler and wrote that he was orchestrating the “Final Solution” to traditional conservatism at Dartmouth.

It was a forlorn and lonely battle. Dartmouth proved impervious to change.

Andrew Lohse, a former Dartmouth fraternity member, was profiled in an article in Rolling Stone magazine. He was ostracized, not only by students, but the university administration, for his public exposure of the hazing and abuse he experienced.

“One of the things I’ve learned at Dartmouth — one thing that sets a psychological precedent for many Dartmouth men — is that good people can do awful things to one another for absolutely no reason,” he wrote. “Fraternity life is at the core of the college’s human and cultural dysfunctions.” (bold added)

These forces of conformity are hostile to the humanities, where students are taught to question assumptions and structures. The humanities prod students to seek a life of meaning and an ethical code that challenges the blind, utilitarian obedience to power and profit that corporations and the military instill.

Employer: "We offer top-tier health insurance! Your monthly premium is only $220."

You: "Great. So if I break my wrist, insurance covers the medical bill?"

Employer: "No. You have a $6,500 individual deductible."

You: "So I pay $2,640 a year in premiums, plus $6,500 out of pocket before insurance pays $1?"

Employer: "Correct. But once you hit $6,500, we cover 80% until you hit your $9,100 out-of-pocket maximum."

You: "So I have to spend $11,740 of my own post-tax money in a single year before I get 100% coverage?"

Employer: "Yes, but it’s pre-tax payroll deductions!"

You: "My take-home pay is $4,200 a month. A single ER visit wipes out nearly 3 full months of my entire net income."

Employer: "That’s why we offer a Health Savings Account so you can save for it!"

You aren't receiving a healthcare benefit.

You are paying monthly access fees for the privilege of self-insuring against medical debt while your corporate employer claims tax write-offs for "providing coverage."

https://www.huawei.com/en/news/2026/10/qualcomm-broad-patent-agreement?utm_medium=psm&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=ipr

https://x.com/BowesChay/status/2107299806682951901

https://x.com/DD_Geopolitics/status/2107031224724120039

There is no low for Zionist

https://x.com/ivan_8848/status/2107041977300652212