Matt

9.2K posts

Matt

Matt

@Fearghas13

free Palestine. CFMEU

Katılım Eylül 2019
2.2K Takip Edilen375 Takipçiler
Matt
Matt@Fearghas13·
@DougLain You do know there’s a difference between saying someone is full of shit and celebrating war hey.
English
0
0
2
59
Douglas Lain
Douglas Lain@DougLain·
The anti-war faction celebrating a peace deal being scuttled. Of course Iran will get something from a deal. It is in the interest of the US for Iran to be able to return to producing oil for the global economy.
Glenn Greenwald@ggreenwald

Many pro-war Trump supporters spent all day Friday heralding Trump's assertion that the war was over and Trump got everything he demanded with nothing in return --because Iran fully capitulated. Meanwhile, Iran today refuses to negotiate, so Trump extended the cease-fire:

English
4
0
3
819
Matt retweetledi
Legal Agenda
Legal Agenda@Legal_Agenda·
220 Ceasefire Violations by Israel in Lebanon in 3 days Since the ceasefire went into effect on 17 April until 19 April (noon), Israel has committed 220 violations in Lebanon, according to the Lebanese National Center for Scientific Research and National Center for Natural Hazards and Early Warning These ceasefire violations killed 3 people and injured 7, including 4 paramedics. They included: - ⁠7 aerial strikes - 50 detonations and blowing up infrastructure - ⁠52 artillery shelling - ⁠15 shooting with machine guns. - ⁠30 incidents of overflights by military and reconnaissance planes, including over Beirut. @CNRS @NCNE_Lebanon
Legal Agenda tweet media
English
22
756
934
163.3K
Matt
Matt@Fearghas13·
@DougLain @SyndicalMarxist Mate the supply is already way too disrupted for that. The effect of price rises on copper and pvc alone are crippling for construction world wide.
English
0
0
5
40
Douglas Lain
Douglas Lain@DougLain·
@SyndicalMarxist If this ends soon the markets will continue a bull year, oil price will drop, and average people will stop thinking about it.
English
1
0
2
315
Common Ruin podcast
Common Ruin podcast@SyndicalMarxist·
There’s no viable off-ramp for Trump to save face in the Iran debacle. My theory is a JCPOA-type deal, followed by a quick pivot to Cuba, where regime change will be easy and he can shift the media narrative to an American “win.”
English
1
0
2
332
Matt
Matt@Fearghas13·
@MarinaMedvin To be fair they attacked on Oct 8th and every day since. Plus the 47 years previously with only a few gaps. But yeah let’s focus on that one.
English
0
0
1
26
Marina Medvin 🇺🇸
Marina Medvin 🇺🇸@MarinaMedvin·
Wow. Teenagers are now being radicalized to believe that it was Israel who attacked Gaza on October 7. Just wow. The only parental solution is to immediately educate and correct your kids the second they bring up any political disinfo. Read this to understand why.
Tandy@dantypo

I’m going to admit that to an extent I failed my oldest child. Not in the traditional sense. He’s a relatively good kid. He’s smart. He has a good job. We’ve been there when he needs us and thankfully he doesn’t rely on us for much at all anymore. All that said, he has in fact been radicalized. It happened slowly. He’d say things. I’d dismiss them a “young and dumb” figuring he’d mature out of your typical high school liberal turns. I’d always say, “l’ll never tell you how to vote, but I’ll never pretend you’re right when you believe stupid things.” Recently he made an anti-Israel statement. I mean, that’s fine if it’s relegated to Israeli policy and politics. Criticize everyone always, when they must be criticized. But then, he said something that was absurd. And I asked him to explain. He said, “When Israel attacked Gaza on October 7th…” I stopped him and said, “I’m sorry, WHAT!?” He had no idea what the truth was. Forget the nuance of every day politics. I mean he had been told online that Israel had attacked Gaza on October 7th. When I corrected him, he was stunned. He then said, “well why did Israel attack our ships?” I said, you mean like recently? He said, “yeah!” I said, “I think you need to seriously consider where you get your information from. Whoever it was didn’t tell you that was back in the 60s.” He looked lost. So I said, “the way it works is they tell you something that is true but out of context so that IF you look it up, you’ll see at some point something like that happened.” My point is that your kids are being radicalized. Whether Left or Right, the algorithm is showing them what they want all the time. It doesn’t care what they believe. It only cares that it captures them. And boring old truth doesn’t keep eyes in an app. Pay close attention. I thought I was. But boy was I wrong.

English
311
201
1.4K
49.9K
Horrible Lizard
Horrible Lizard@horriblelizard·
Fuck it why not let's do Australian culture discourse again. No one can afford to live, a single cabbage is $8, you get arrested and beaten if you have wrong politics on the street or in the opera music festivals are dead and we have a population of 26 million. Same as last year.
Davi@Ddaavvii_21

why is Australian music so lame compared to the other big anglophone countries? you have a few good artists (nick cave, tame impala, kg&tlw) but that's it

English
17
181
2.3K
59.8K
Matt retweetledi
Dan Collins
Dan Collins@DanCollins2011·
GDP is fake Electrical generation 🇺🇸3.3k TWh to 4.4 TWh 🇨🇳.5k TWh to 10k TWh Vehicle Production: 🇺🇸 10m to 10m 🇨🇳 .5m to 30m E-commerce: (2025) 🇺🇸 25 billion deliveries 🇨🇳 216 billion deliveries Steel: 🇺🇸 95m tons to 85m tons 🇨🇳 1.2 billion tons in 2025 Ag Grain : 🇺🇸 8% of world production 🇨🇳 25% of world production
Dan Collins tweet media
English
201
406
2.1K
139.6K
social cochiseon
social cochiseon@thinkplank·
@horriblelizard @omarsakrpoet it's basically Israel but with seas and oceans between it and its closest neighbors, allowing a sort of genial disdain and paranoia as opposed to outright homicidal mania, which was reserved only for the first nations this kinda shapes everything
English
2
2
34
2.4K
Matt retweetledi
Policy Tensor
Policy Tensor@policytensor·
“Widespread excitement in units over “special means” used to kill people in tunnels, while one soldier said it reminded him of the Holocaust.”
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal

🇮🇱🇵🇸Holy shit, Haaretz published a list of atrocities Israeli soldiers did and saw in Gaza, and the details are stomach churning: •⁠ ⁠Soldiers pissing on a bound, blindfolded detainee while laughing and joking about October 7 •⁠ ⁠Interrogators torturing detainees by tying cable ties around their genitals •⁠ ⁠An officer executing an unarmed Palestinian who had surrendered with hands up, then covering it up as a “terrorist killed” •⁠ ⁠Widespread excitement in units over “special means” used to kill people in tunnels, while one soldier said it reminded him of the Holocaust •⁠ ⁠A tank gunning down five Palestinians crossing a line (four killed), followed by a D9 bulldozer burying the bodies in sand •⁠ ⁠Soldiers opening fire on unarmed civilians, including an old man and three teenage boys who turned out to be completely unarmed •⁠ ⁠Looting Palestinian homes, burning photos, and urinating on personal belongings for fun The impact back home has been brutal. Soldiers are throwing out mirrors because they can’t look at themselves. Others are breaking down crying in public. Many are struggling with suicidal thoughts, shame, and nightmares. These soldiers will carry this for decades. Heavy, painful reading.

English
1
10
64
4.9K
Matt retweetledi
Collingwood 🇬🇧
Collingwood 🇬🇧@admcollingwood·
One thing we can learn from the Hungarian election is to simply stop listening to the EU and broader liberal-international class when it comes to deciding who is a dictator and who is not. The contrast with the way Viktor Orban has dealt with losing (accepting the result) and the way the EU and US deals with losing elections (mass protests and colour revolution attempts) is as stark as can be. One side accepts defeat, the other does not. We must start seeing the words 'dictator' and 'authoritarian' when used by the Guardian and FT and Economist and NYT as synonyms for 'people with whom we disagree', and 'democracy' and 'freedom' when uttered by the same people as synonyms for 'people who do our bidding'. If that sounds too much, then consider that there are real dictators in the world, but as many are allied with the west and seen as perfectly acceptable (the Gulf Monarchies, Azerbaijan) as are not. Therefore, we must conclude that it is not democracy that is the tiebreaker for becoming an 'enemy' of the west. Indeed, many of the steps Orban took (removing Soros and the USAID NGOs and similar) are simply measures that democrats are forced to take to firewall their country against meddling so that they can actually enact what they were elected to do. It is painful for those of us who actually believe in a liberal democracy (i.e. pluralism as distinct from liberalism as a political ideology) and freedom to realise that our leaders cynically deploy this to manufacture consent for conflict around the world against leaders with whom they disagree, but there is only a certain number of real life data points that can pass before we are forced to draw that conclusion.
English
37
119
506
40.8K
Matt retweetledi
The Kobeissi Letter
The Kobeissi Letter@KobeissiLetter·
It's official: We are now witnessing the largest energy supply disruption in modern history. Since the start of the Iran War on February 28th, more than 500 million ​barrels of crude and condensate have been removed form the global market. In other words, global supply has now lost ~$50 billion ​worth of crude oil production since the Iran war began nearly 50 days ago. This is the same amount of fuel it takes to run the world's international shipping industry for 4 months. The world has never seen anything like this before.
The Kobeissi Letter tweet media
English
349
2.4K
7.8K
662.8K
Matt retweetledi
Joel Jenkins
Joel Jenkins@boganintel·
Another excellent guest from Lebanon to provide truth being omitted in #auspol. Laith Marouf of @TVFreePalestine joins the latest @boganintelpod to discuss the real situation in southern Lebanon, and provides an authentic analysis of a conflict poorly understood in AUS.
Bogan Intelligentsia@Boganintelpod

Excellent to have veteran journalist Laith Marouf from @TVFreePalestine to give more insight into the truth of the current reality in South Lebanon, the Resistance Arc, displaced families, government tensions, and what’s next for the region. Full episode in comments 👇

English
4
46
93
1.9K
Matt retweetledi
Nnamdi Obi
Nnamdi Obi@nnamdiobiii·
Every time the West calls an African country "unstable" they mean the resources stopped flowing. I made a glossary of 100 diplomatic words they use and what they actually mean. orange-anselma-35.tiiny.site Bookmark this before your next history book. 🧵
Nnamdi Obi tweet media
English
236
4.8K
10.2K
393K
Matt retweetledi
Nermeen from Gaza 𓂆🇵🇸🍉
SORRY IF YOU THINK THERE IS A CEASEFIRE IN GAZA, BUT THE TRUTH IS THAT WE ARE BEING BOMBED DAILY AND CONTINUOUSLY.
Nermeen from Gaza 𓂆🇵🇸🍉 tweet media
English
55
531
1.3K
8.5K
Matt retweetledi
Give A Shit About Nature
Give A Shit About Nature@giveashitnature·
Coastal cities are replacing concrete seawalls with oyster reefs. The oysters are better at the job. Seawalls begin to degrade the minute they're installed. Waves chew them up, storms crack them, and they have to be repaired, replaced, and rebuilt forever. An oyster reef doesn't break down, it actually grows. The oysters stack, reproduce, and fuse into living rock that gets stronger every year. A mature reef can cut incoming wave height by up to 83%. It traps sediment, rebuilds the shoreline behind it, and shelters fish, crabs, and shrimp in the process. A hectare of oyster reef provides up to $85,000 a year in shoreline protection. Concrete costs over a million dollars a hectare to build and only gets weaker. Oysters were the answer the whole time.
Give A Shit About Nature tweet media
English
116
3.1K
11.5K
274.7K
Matt retweetledi
Tamer Nahed
Tamer Nahed@Tamer_Alnoaizy·
One of the most brutal scenes in human history has been exposed. An Israeli soldier filmed this clip while proudly boasting about the destruction of all the houses in Gaza. Among those houses was my home. A moment the world must never forget.
English
474
7.6K
17.6K
263.2K