Due Dissidence

Video Description:

On this stream: Joe Rogan hosts Dave Smith and Douglas Murray for epic debate - Louisiana judge approves the deportation of Mahmoud Khalil as legal battle escalates - Bill Maher recounts his meeting with Trump at the White House - and more.

Some Timestamps:

1. 0:00.000 - 11:08.500 Intermission
2. 11:08.500 - 14:42.500 Keaton and Russell Start and Chat
3. 14:42.500 - 21:43.500 Glen Garry Glen Ross Broadway, Palace Theatre 2025
4. 21:43.500 - 22:01.500 Short Overview of Video
5. 22:01.500 - 39:56.000 Judge OK's Khalil Removal
6. 39:56.000 - 1:06:06.500 Trump's Tariffs on China
7. 1:06:06.500 - 1:26:53.500 North Carolina Update, Trump Tour of Helene Storm Damage
8. 1:26:53.500 - 2:06:03.000 Dave Smith and Douglas Murray THROW DOWN
9. 2:06:03.000 - TBD One More: Dave Smith/Douglas Murray, Woke Right, General Wesley Clark

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the post-civilization left

Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

#Edit:

1. Udated livestream uptime, 103mins to 141mins; updated Timestamp Section, Dave Smith and Douglas Murray THROW DOWN
2. Wrong uptime, Udated livestream uptime, 141mins to 117mins
3. Updated uptime, 117mins to 133mins and timestamp section, Pts 8 and 9

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Main Topic: The video discusses Dave Smith's disappointment with Donald Trump's administration and the performance of figures like Tulsi Gabbard, RFK Jr., and Kash Patel, who were initially seen as potential positive influences.

Key Points:

• Squandered Mandate: Dave Smith believes Trump and those he brought into his administration wasted a significant opportunity to enact meaningful change.
• Disappointment with Individuals:
  • Tulsi Gabbard: Criticized for being inconsistent and potentially an "op" (operative).
  • Kash Patel: Accused of prioritizing partisan politics and failing to address alleged government corruption, despite previously focusing on it. Also criticized for writing a children's book that glorified Trump.
  • RFK Jr.: Criticized for focusing on anti-semitism rather than health issues and for being inexperienced and erratic in his role, including accidentally firing 20% of his staff.
• Trump's Priorities: The speakers argue that Trump's priorities have shifted to targeting vulnerable groups like immigrants and student protesters, and that his appointees are now focused on executing these priorities.
• Predictability: The speakers emphasize that the negative outcomes were predictable based on the individuals' past behavior and Trump's signals.
• Deep State: The speakers suggest that Trump is not opposing the deep state, but rather an option for it.

Highlights:

• Dave Smith's strong criticism of figures he once likely supported or saw potential in.
• The assertion that these individuals were "obviously" going to disappoint.
• The comparison of Trump's administration to fascism, accusing it of targeting the vulnerable.
• The claim that Tulsi Gabbard is an "op" working for the deep state.

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the post-civilization left

Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

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Main Topic: The video discusses the debate within the Democratic party regarding messaging on progressive economic policies and their potential impact on electability. A key focus is on whether combining progressive economic policies (like Medicare for All) with more culturally divisive issues (like transgender athletes in women's sports) is a winning strategy.

Key Points:

• Steven Ratner, a wealthy Democratic donor and advisor, argues that progressive economic policies like Medicare for All are unpopular and should be separated from culturally divisive issues to improve the party's chances of winning elections. He believes that tying these together alienates moderate voters.
• The video's host counters Ratner's argument, suggesting that Ratner's perspective is self-serving, as he doesn't want to pay for policies like Medicare for All. The host argues that the Democratic party should focus on the economic inequality caused by the wealthy and corporations, rather than getting bogged down in cultural issues.
• The discussion highlights the tension between progressive economic policies and more culturally conservative voters. The core question is whether the Democratic party can successfully appeal to both groups simultaneously.
• The video uses Ratner's significant wealth and political connections to illustrate the potential influence of wealthy donors on the party's messaging and policy decisions.
• The video suggests that the deliberate conflation of progressive economic policies with cultural issues is a strategic tactic used to undermine support for both.

Highlights:

• A debate between a wealthy Democratic donor and the video's host regarding the effectiveness of different political messaging strategies.
• The use of clips from various news sources and interviews to support the arguments presented.
• The revelation of Ratner's substantial net worth, highlighting a potential conflict of interest in his political advice.
• The video's concluding message emphasizes the need for the Democratic party to focus on economic inequality and avoid getting sidetracked by divisive cultural issues.

About Channel:

the post-civilization left

Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

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Main Topic: The interview discusses the current political landscape in the United States, focusing on the disillusionment with the Democratic Party, the rise of right-wing populism, and the potential for a left-wing alternative.

Key Points:

• Disillusionment with the Democratic Party: Both Briahna Joy Gray and Jill Stein express deep disappointment with the Democratic Party's failure to address key issues like economic inequality and social justice. They highlight the party's perceived hypocrisy on issues like free speech and identity politics, and its close alignment with corporate interests.
• Rise of Right-Wing Populism: The conversation analyzes the appeal of figures like Donald Trump and Elon Musk, who are seen as exploiting identity politics and promoting divisive rhetoric. The rise of race science and eugenics-related discussions within the right-wing is also discussed.
• Bernie Sanders's Role: Bernie Sanders's recent anti-oligarchy tour is discussed, with Gray and Stein expressing skepticism about its motives and effectiveness. They believe it's an attempt to recapture disillusioned voters and maintain the Democratic Party's relevance.
• The Need for a Left-Wing Alternative: Gray and Stein advocate for a strong left-wing alternative to the Democratic and Republican parties. They emphasize the importance of building independent media and grassroots movements to challenge the established power structures.
• The Power of Independent Media: The importance of independent media in countering mainstream narratives and reaching disillusioned voters is stressed. The conversation highlights the role of independent journalists and platforms in shaping public discourse.
• The Threat of Fascism: The interview expresses concern about the growing threat of fascism in the United States, highlighting the alignment of right-wing politicians with powerful tech oligarchs.
• The Future of the Left: The discussion concludes with a hopeful note, suggesting that the current political climate presents an opportunity for a significant left-wing resurgence. The need for unity and a clear vision for the future is emphasized.

Highlights:

• The insightful analysis of the current political climate and the challenges facing the left.
• The candid and critical assessment of the Democratic Party and its failures.
• The discussion of the dangers of right-wing populism and the rise of race science.
• The emphasis on the importance of building independent media and grassroots movements.
• The hopeful message about the potential for a left-wing resurgence.

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the post-civilization left

Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

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Main Topic: The interview discusses the state of the American left, the impact of Trump's presidency, and strategies for rebuilding a powerful left-wing movement. It also touches upon the role of the internet in organizing and the dangers of a rising American fascism.

Key Points:

• The Left's Defeat: Chris Hedges argues that the American left is currently in its most defeated state ever, lacking a visible counter-culture movement.
• Strategies for Rebuilding: He emphasizes the importance of labor strikes and civil disobedience as the primary tools for pressuring power structures. He stresses the need for a class-conscious movement, not one solely focused on identity politics divorced from economic concerns.
• Trump's Purge: Hedges criticizes the left's naive celebration of Trump's “deep state” purge, arguing that it's not about liberating the country from tyranny but rather consolidating power in the hands of Christian fascists.
• The Role of the Internet: Hedges views the internet as a double-edged sword, acknowledging its potential for organizing but also highlighting its capacity to foster rage, division, and a distorted view of reality.
• The Importance of In-Person Organizing: He strongly advocates for in-person organizing and community building as essential for creating a powerful and effective movement.
• The Nature of Fascism: Hedges argues that American fascism is evolving to incorporate non-white people into its structure while still serving a white supremacist project.
• Labor Movement as Foundation: The interview repeatedly emphasizes the crucial role of a strong, militant labor movement as the foundation for any successful left-wing political movement.

Highlights:

• Hedges's sharp critique of the left's embrace of identity politics without a strong class-based foundation.
• His warning about the dangers of Trump's administration and the rise of Christian fascism.
• His insightful analysis of the internet's impact on political organizing.
• His emphasis on the necessity of building a powerful, militant labor movement as the cornerstone of any effective resistance.
• The discussion of the differences between corporatist and oligarchic power structures and their respective goals.

About Channel:

the post-civilization left

Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

Generated Summary:

Main Topic: The dire state of the left and the urgent need for its reconstruction, focusing on the class struggle rather than identity politics.

Key Points:

• The Left's Defeat: Chris Hedges argues that the left is currently in its most broken and defeated state ever, lacking the visible counter-cultural movement seen in previous eras.
• The Power of Disruption: Hedges emphasizes the importance of direct action, strikes, and civil disobedience as the primary tools to pressure centers of power. He cites Extinction Rebellion's actions in London as an example.
• The Pitfalls of Identity Politics: He criticizes the left's focus on identity politics divorced from class struggle, arguing that this has been exploited by corporations and power structures to maintain the status quo. He uses the example of Obama's presidency as a case study.
• Intelligence Agency Manipulation: Hedges suggests that identity politics may have been manipulated by intelligence agencies and corporate power to divide the left and hinder effective organizing.
• The Need for Class Unity: He stresses the importance of focusing on class struggle and economic inequality, rather than culture war issues, to unite the working class and challenge corporate power. He highlights the need to organize across ideological differences to achieve this goal.
• Rejection of False Solutions: Hedges warns against the naive belief that dismantling the “deep state” will automatically lead to positive change, arguing that the current power structures will simply be replaced by something even more harmful.
• Historical Context: He draws parallels to the 1930s, emphasizing the role of a militant left and the importance of learning from past movements, particularly the Communist Party's involvement in the labor movement.

Highlights:

• Hedges's pessimistic yet pragmatic assessment of the left's current situation.
• His strong advocacy for direct action and class-based organizing.
• His critical analysis of the role of identity politics and its potential manipulation by powerful forces.
• His historical perspective, drawing lessons from past movements and political strategies.

About Channel:

the post-civilization left

Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

Generated Summary:

This YouTube video features a heated debate between Glenn Greenwald and Dan Crenshaw on Piers Morgan's show regarding the war in Ukraine. The main topic is the state of the war and whether Ukraine is winning or losing.

Key Points:

• Greenwald's Argument: Greenwald argues that Russia is winning the war, citing the westward movement of the front lines, high Russian-to-Ukrainian casualty ratios, and the dwindling number of Ukrainian soldiers willing to fight. He supports his claims with evidence from mainstream news outlets like The Economist and the BBC. He also alleges that the continued support for Ukraine is driven by the self-interest of politicians who stand to gain financially from the war's continuation.
• Crenshaw's Argument: Crenshaw counters that Russia is a weak power and dismisses Greenwald's claims as lies and ignorance. He asserts that Ukraine is winning or at least that it's a stalemate favoring Ukraine, and cites his military experience as expertise. He also mentions briefings he's received that support his position, though he cannot disclose their contents.
• Underlying Themes: The debate highlights the differing perspectives on the war, with Greenwald presenting a more realistic assessment of Russia's gains and Crenshaw maintaining a more optimistic, pro-Ukraine stance. The discussion also touches upon the potential conflicts of interest influencing politicians' positions on the war, suggesting that some may benefit financially from its prolongation.

Highlights:

• The heated exchange between Greenwald and Crenshaw, marked by accusations of lying and ignorance.
• Greenwald's use of mainstream news sources to support his claims.
• Crenshaw's reliance on undisclosed briefings and his military background to bolster his arguments.
• The underlying discussion of the potential for conflicts of interest among politicians involved in the decision-making process regarding the war in Ukraine.

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Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

Video Description:

On this stream: China unveils free AI app which embarrasses American tech oligarchs - Selena Gomes posts, and quickly removes, emotional selfie video about mass deportations - Savage Joy Marie-Mann joins to discuss her work on the wrongful conviction of Temujin Kensu - and more.

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Article Mentioned: https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/social-media/rednote-chinese-tiktok-alternative-tops-app-charts-ahead-ban-rcna187497

Archive Link: https://archive.is/s8pyZ

Video Description:

Gen Zers are flooding to RedNote, a Chinese-owned TikTok-type app, as the United States closes in on banning TikTok.

Generated Summary:

TikTok Ban and User Reactions

• The discussion begins with the notion that banning TikTok may not be effective since users can easily switch to alternative apps, such as Rednote, which is a Chinese equivalent of TikTok.
• The speaker highlights the irony of a ban on TikTok leading to increased popularity of another Chinese app, Rednote, which currently tops the app charts.
• Creators who rely on TikTok for their livelihood express frustration with the government's lack of understanding regarding technology and social media platforms.
• Critics argue that the government's actions appear disconnected from the realities faced by users, suggesting that officials may not grasp the difference between various technologies like algorithms and connectivity options.
• The sentiment among users indicates a growing dissatisfaction with governmental oversight and control over social media, leading to calls for rebellion through the use of Rednote.

User Perspectives on Rednote

• One user expresses a plan to download Rednote, granting it extensive permissions, as a form of protest against the TikTok ban.
• This individual intends to use the app passively, allowing it to track their activities without actively engaging with the platform, symbolizing a sarcastic defiance against the ban.
• The narrative captures the essence of a generational divide, where younger users utilize humor and trolling as a means of coping with the ban.
• Memes and humorous content proliferate as users embrace the idea of their personal data being accessible to a "Chinese spy," reflecting a subversive attitude towards the ban.

Details About Rednote

• Rednote is described as a social media platform that offers a variety of features, including images, short videos, community building, and shopping, distinct from TikTok.
• It is important to note that Rednote is not owned by ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, but by a Shanghai-based company named Jen Yin.
• As TikTok users begin to migrate to Rednote, they aim to send a message to both the U.S. government and Meta, which stands to benefit from TikTok's potential demise.
• The app has gained traction in the U.S., with reports indicating it has around 300 million monthly active users, and a significant portion of its user base is female.
• Rednote's interface differs from TikTok in that videos do not autoplay upon opening, requiring users to log in to access content.

Legal and Political Context

• The potential ban on TikTok stems from national security concerns associated with its Chinese ownership, leading to speculation about whether Rednote could face similar scrutiny.
• Experts suggest that while the law permits the executive branch to ban apps from foreign adversaries, the primary target of the legislation has been TikTok and its affiliates.
• Some lawmakers have indicated that the intention behind the TikTok ban was not to broadly target all Chinese apps, but rather to specifically address TikTok's risks.
• The conversation touches on broader geopolitical dynamics, suggesting that the ban could be influenced by the U.S. government's stance on China and its implications for cultural exchange.

Generational Perspectives on Technology

• The discussion reflects a generational gap in understanding technology and its implications, with younger generations being more adept at navigating and utilizing social media.
• Younger users are portrayed as innovative and subversive, using platforms like Rednote to challenge traditional narratives and engage with other cultures.
• The conversation emphasizes that younger generations view the world as interconnected, making it difficult for them to accept outdated prejudices and divisions based on nationality.
• Overall, the narrative showcases how younger users are leveraging technology to express dissent and foster cross-cultural interactions.

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Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

Edit: added nbc news article link and archive link

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Trump "re-truthed" a video of Jeffrey Sachs speaking some inconvenient truths about Netanyahu and the US war machine.

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Trump and the Syrian Conflict

• The discussion begins with a metaphor describing Donald Trump as a gun with one empty chamber, indicating unpredictability in his actions and decisions.
• Jeffrey Sachs is referenced, particularly in relation to the origins of the Syrian conflict, where it is suggested that the U.S. involvement predates Russian intervention by several years.
• It is asserted that the Obama administration utilized the CIA to orchestrate the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad, with Operation Timber Sycamore being a focal point of this covert operation.
• The narrative critiques the mainstream media's portrayal of the Syrian war, emphasizing misinformation regarding the timeline of events and the role of the U.S. in initiating conflict.

The Iraq War and Its Justifications

• The conversation transitions to the Iraq War, emphasizing that the reasons provided for the invasion in 2003 were fabricated, particularly the claims of weapons of mass destruction.
• Focus groups conducted in late 2002 are mentioned, indicating that the U.S. government strategized on how to justify and sell the war to the American public.
• The narrative suggests that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu played a significant role in shaping U.S. policy towards Iraq, Syria, and Iran, driven by his long-standing belief that these governments must be toppled to combat Hamas and Hezbollah.

Trump's Relationship with Netanyahu

• The discussion highlights Trump's complex relationship with Netanyahu, noting that while Trump has historically supported Netanyahu's policies, he has also publicly criticized him, particularly after the 2020 elections.
• Trump's recent sharing of an inflammatory video concerning Netanyahu is viewed as indicative of his shifting sentiments, particularly given Netanyahu's lack of support during Trump's claims of election fraud.
• The conversation notes that Trump's administration is assembling a team of hardliners, including Marco Rubio and Elise Stefanik, who oppose ceasefires and criticize the United Nations' stance on Israel.

Netanyahu's Absence at Trump's Inauguration

• The topic shifts to Netanyahu's anticipated absence from Trump's inauguration, with reports indicating he has not received a formal invitation, despite earlier expectations of his attendance.
• Concerns about an arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court for alleged war crimes complicate Netanyahu's potential travel plans, despite the U.S. stating it would not enforce the warrant.
• The narrative suggests that Netanyahu's absence may be politically motivated, as it aligns with Trump's discontent towards him and the potential optics of their meeting at the inauguration.

Media Coverage and Public Perception

• The conversation critiques the media's handling of the story surrounding Netanyahu's cancellation of his trip to Trump's inauguration, suggesting that mainstream outlets have chosen to suppress coverage of the incident.
• The speakers express frustration with how the media fails to report on significant developments that raise uncomfortable questions regarding U.S. foreign policy and its implications.
• The discussion emphasizes the disconnect between what is reported in mainstream media and the realities of international relations, particularly in the context of U.S.-Israel dynamics.

Trump's Political Calculations

• The analysis concludes with insights into Trump's political motivations, suggesting that his actions are driven by a desire to maintain support from his base while navigating complex international issues.
• There is speculation about Trump's intentions regarding the hostage situation and his hopes to resolve it before assuming office, reflecting a sense of urgency in his political strategy.
• The speakers express skepticism about Trump's genuine concern for humanitarian issues in Gaza, viewing his policies as primarily influenced by real estate and political considerations rather than ethical ones.

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An old report is getting new attention as the debate over immigration and labor heats up. Boeing outsourced software engineering jobs to India for a shockingly low wage.

H1B Visa Debate and Its Relevance

• The discussion begins with the ongoing H1B Visa debate, which is expected to remain significant in 2024 and beyond.
• The narrative is tied to a resurfaced story from 2019, highlighting issues related to Boeing and its engineering practices.

Boeing's Engineering Practices and Outsourcing

• The story emphasizes Boeing's decision to outsource software development for the 737 Max to lower-paid Indian engineers, who were reportedly paid as little as $9 an hour.
• This outsourcing decision is linked to the company's push to cut costs while facing scrutiny after two deadly crashes involving the 737 Max.
• Longtime Boeing engineers indicated that the quality of the software suffered due to reliance on less experienced contractors, complicating the development process.
• The original report from Bloomberg, published on June 28, 2019, highlighted the flawed software development process that contributed to the 737 Max crisis.

Impact of Cost-Cutting Measures

• The narrative notes that Boeing's cost-cutting measures included laying off experienced engineers and hiring recent college graduates from India.
• These new hires were often inexperienced and faced challenges in meeting Boeing's specifications, leading to inefficiencies and increased back-and-forth communication.
• Despite challenges, Boeing has continued to secure significant contracts in India, showcasing a complex relationship between outsourcing and operational success.

Criticism of Outsourcing and Engineering Quality

• Critics argue that outsourcing engineering work to inexperienced individuals compromises safety and quality, especially in aerospace engineering.
• There is a suggestion that the cultural narrative surrounding American engineers may be misguided, as the problems stem from cost-cutting rather than a lack of skill or dedication among American workers.
• The ongoing discussion reflects broader concerns about the implications of outsourcing in crucial industries, particularly those that impact public safety.

Current Context and Future Implications

• In 2023, Boeing celebrated significant orders from Air India, despite ongoing concerns raised by whistleblowers about the safety and design of their aircraft.
• The context of this celebration highlights a disconnect between corporate success and the underlying issues related to engineering quality and safety.
• The discussion also touches on the broader implications of the H1B Visa debate, questioning the motivations behind hiring practices that prioritize cost over quality.

Cultural and Economic Considerations

• The dialogue explores the intersection of cultural perceptions and economic realities, particularly regarding the hiring of engineers from India.
• There is a critique of the notion that American workers are inherently less capable, suggesting that the issue lies in the economic incentives driving companies to prioritize lower labor costs.
• The conversation emphasizes the need for a more nuanced understanding of the factors influencing engineering quality, rather than attributing failures to nationality or culture.

Conclusion and Takeaways

• The discussion concludes by reinforcing the idea that the challenges faced by Boeing are not simply a matter of cultural differences but are deeply rooted in economic incentives and outsourcing practices.
• The H1B Visa debate serves as a lens through which to examine the complexities of modern engineering, labor practices, and corporate accountability.
• Ultimately, the narrative calls for a reevaluation of how companies approach hiring and the importance of investing in experienced engineers to ensure safety and quality in critical industries.

About Due Dissidence:

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Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

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the post-civilization left

Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

On this stream: Cenk Uygur takes the stage with Charlie Kirk at Turning Point USA conference - Tucker doubles down on support for Tulsi Gabbard's DNI appointment - Amazon takes union busting to diabolical extremes as NYC warehouse goes on strike - and more.

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Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

Youtube link below.

It is missing two segments due to YT censorship/guidelines: https://youtu.be/V-P8a7qDBVU

On this stream: Matthew Miller laughed at by journalists over absurd ICC hypocrisy - Congressman makes baffling claim about mysterious drones flying over New Jersey - Chairman Omali Yeshitela discusses the upcoming sentencing of the Uhuru 3 - and more.

the post-civilization left

Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

the post-civilization left

Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

Short Summary

1. The discussion centers around a social media post by President-elect Donald Trump, asserting that BRICS countries should not attempt to create a new currency or move away from the US dollar, threatening them with 100% tariffs if they do.
2. Michael Tracy critiques the notion that Trump has any affinity for BRICS or desires to diminish US hegemonic power, arguing instead that Trump is an enforcer of the unipolar world.
3. The conversation highlights Trump's previous statements about maintaining the dollar as the world's reserve currency and his extreme stance on tariffs, particularly against China.
4. Speakers express skepticism about Trump's leadership style, suggesting he is more of a performer than a strategic leader, influenced by those around him.
5. Clint Russell from the Libertarian Party is mentioned, asking for arguments regarding Trump's controversial tariff proposals.
6. The perceived foolishness of Trump's policy of imposing 100% tariffs on Chinese imports is discussed, with commentators hesitant to express their true opinions for fear of losing subscribers.
7. Criticism is directed at Trump's approach, arguing that other world leaders are more serious and strategic than he is.
8. The discussion includes various viewer responses expressing concerns about the negative impact of such tariffs on the US economy, suggesting it would lead to increased prices and expose weaknesses in domestic production.
9. The speakers argue that the US has harmed itself by weaponizing the petrodollar, leading to a loss of global trust.
10. The conversation concludes with the suggestion that the US has become a destabilizing force globally, with allies seeking ways to mitigate the impact of American decline.

the post-civilization left

Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

the post-civilization left

Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

the post-civilization left

Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

On this stream: Lindsey Graham threatens US allies with sanctions if they enforce the ICC arrest warrant against Netanyahu - Candace Owens goes off on the 'woke right' for their Israel hypocrisy - Rachel Maddow takes $5M pay cut as MSNBC struggles to figure out its future - and more.

the post-civilization left

Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

On this stream: Michigan Arabs send clear message of "we told you so" to Kamala and Democrats after election - Bernie excoriates Democrats for failing workers as class demographics shift massively towards the GOP - Netanyahu praises Trump in congratulatory tweet after his victory - and more.

the post-civilization left

Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

the post-civilization left

Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

On this stream: we react and comment live on up-to-the minute 2024 election results

the post-civilization left

Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

the post-civilization left

Due Dissidence is a multimedia one-stop shop for left politics and gallows humor in written, audio, and video form.

On this stream: Grayzone journalist Jeremy Loffredo is released from Israel and homeward bound - Michael Rapaport appears on Patrick Bet-David podcast - Kamala Harris and Liz Cheney appear together in Rust Belt tour - Jose Vega joins to discuss the NYC Peace Concert and Rally this Saturday in NYC - and more.