RedDread Around

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  • Trump's energy blockade of Cuba kills sick Cubans everyday - Far-right Cuban diaspora encourages bombing of "homeland" !

    A staggering 96,000 people in Cuba are waiting in queues to get surgery — a direct result of the fuel shortages brought on by Trump's energy blockade.

    But according to @manolo.socialista, there is "no support" for Trump's attacks on the island nation in the U.S., which only are driven by a minority of far-right Cuban Americans who want to "reclaim" what they lost during the revolution.

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  • Ibrahim Traoré Furious Call from Burkina Faso： Lebanon Bleeding, Africa Must Rise Now and kick USionists bullies out.

    To really enjoy the backlash of Traore's call to get rid of US bullies sucking Africa's ressources dry as a vampire state while pretending to protect countries accepting to host US military bases, you have to know one thing.

    Traore was formed by US army program that selected the most promising element of several African countries (Burkina, Mali, Niger,...
    The plan of this CIA project was that by forming the best soldiers of West African countries, they wouldl in fact make sure to raise a generation of Top class soon to be dictators that would protect US interests and corrupt them untill the become their puppets (like they successfully did in Congo, Nigeria, aso, in the 70's.
    Instead, when back in their homeland, those now experts in all military and strategy best teachings had from the start another plan they maturated for years : fight US terrorism with the legitimacy and western education they received.
    Burkina, Mali or Niger are now led by this generation of men that don't seek to get rich but to change their country and build with their own culture, tools and wisedom a country whose resources will pôfit all the people and not another generation of dictators rulling 40 years and passing the power to their offspring.

    Traore explains that Lebanon is part of Africa and the whole continent should help them fight the genocidal plans of any fascist dictator.

    Lebanon is bleeding.

    And for weeks — a continent of 1.4 billion people watched. Calculated. Stayed quiet in the specific, practiced way that sixty years of institutional conditioning had prepared it to stay quiet when the cost of speaking seemed higher than the comfort of silence.
    Ibrahim Traoré was watching too.
    Not through the sanitized lens of international coverage. Through the lens of someone who knows — from his country's own history, from his continent's own wound — exactly what it looks like when human suffering is processed through the language of strategic analysis instead of being met with the language of human solidarity.
    On a Tuesday evening — he stopped calculating.
    What he said. What it cost. What happened in Africa in the 48 hours after one voice broke the silence — in a university seminar in Lagos, in a student statement in Dakar, and in a voice message from a market woman in Ouagadougou whose words changed how he understood why he had spoken at all —
    That is the story this video tells.
    Not the geopolitics.
    The humanity.
    In this video:

    What Traoré watched before he spoke — and what broke the silence

    Why Africa's silence on global suffering is not neutral — what it actually costs
    The exact words of the statement that shocked the international community
    The professor in Lagos whose student asked the question she could not answer
    The market woman whose message explained why speaking for Lebanon also spoke for Africa
    What Africa's voice — exercised, practiced, refused to be conditional — means for the continent's future

    ⏱️ Timestamps

    00:00 — When Silence Becomes a Crime
    00:50 — What He Watched
    03:00 — Why Africa's Silence Is Not Neutral
    05:30 — What He Said
    08:00 — What Africa Did When One Voice Spoke
    10:30 — What Africa Sleeping Actually Costs
    13:00 — What He Wants Africa to Understand
    15:00 — The Challenge

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  • CE PAYS « MAFIEUX » A MIS LE MONDE À GENOUX 🇺🇸 ： chantage, manigances, guerres… (ELUCID)

    Le plus « voyous » des États n’est pas celui qui couvre d’encre les pages de la presse française...

    Dans cette vidéo, on vous montre comment Washington refuse les conventions internationales, torpille les institutions quand ça l’arrange, utilise le droit comme une arme économique pour piller ses partenaires. Comment ils rackettent des entreprises européennes et couvrent des décennies d'ingérences violentes.
    Du Vietnam à l’Irak, ils renversent des gouvernements, financent des milices et maquillent leurs opérations en « défense de la démocratie ».
    On pourrait se dire que les temps ont changé, que le monde n’est plus unipolaire. Mais avec leur déclin imminent, les États-Unis deviennent encore plus dangereux…
    Nos responsables politiques restent pourtant à ce jour alignés sur les intérêts de Washington, et les quelques critiques envers Trump ne changent rien à cet état de fait pour le moins préoccupant.

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  • Iran latest - Censorship in Israël - ： The widening gap between rhetoric and reality

    Inside Israel, as the gap between rhetoric and reality widens, a promised quick victory over Iran has given way to a more perilous and prolonged war - one that Israelis are experiencing through an increasingly controlled lens with tight censorship and an intensifying crackdown on dissent.

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    Israel is taking its messaging straight to Iranians in their own language. Through official Farsi accounts, it mocks Iran’s leadership, repositions itself as an ally and openly recruits for spies. It’s another front in Israel’s war and a familiar playbook, one already deployed against Palestinians.

    Iran’s info war strategy: Interview with Trita Parsi

    Iran is pushing its counternarrative abroad and tailoring its message for global audiences while accusing Western media of distortion. At home, an internet blackout restricts what people can see and share. Trita Parsi, the executive vice president at the Quincy Institute, joins us to discuss Iran’s information war strategy.

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  • Aurélien Barrau pète un plomb sur l’IA ! et pose les vraies questions.

    Conférence à l’Université de Genève avec Aurélien Barrau, astrophysicien et philosophe, professeur à l’Université Grenoble-Alpes et directeur du Centre de physique théorique Grenoble-Alpes .

    Il critique radicalement l’intelligence artificielle, la surveillance numérique, les algorithmes et le monde technologique moderne. Selon lui, le problème dépasse le climat et touche au sens même de notre société.
    Une réflexion choc sur l’IA, les réseaux sociaux, Elon Musk et l’avenir de l’humanité.

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