lain edge

Fiona Apple was right. I know none of this will matter in the long run

@glubo11 [Borat voice] MY WIFE

Orgcore revival 2026 calling it now

it should have been roman polanski.

Lowkey

BEHIND U.S. IMPERIALISM IN SOUTH AMERICA In this 1995 interview, former CIA officer turned whistleblower Phil Agee—author of several books exposing the agency’s inner workings—discusses U.S. imperialism in South America. He explains how Cuba’s success in providing state-funded universal health care and education, despite widespread poverty, set a dangerous precedent for the United States. According to Agee, Cuba’s example demonstrated that a poor nation could still meet the needs of its people without bowing to U.S. corporate or political control. The same was true for Grenada and Nicaragua—nations the U.S. sought to destroy and make examples of. Agee makes the underlying reason for this aggression clear: “Any movement that comes to power with the idea of providing for all the people, and escaping the control of the United States—its economy, its corporations, and so forth—is bad news here in the United States, particularly in the upper circles of power and influence.” What is striking about this interview is how relevant it remains three decades later. The same patterns persist today: U.S. hostility toward Venezuela and its efforts to dismantle the Chavista and Bolivarian revolutions by promoting a U.S.-aligned figure such as María Corina Machado under the false pretext of a “war on drugs”; its pressure in Bolivia to remove leftist leader Evo Morales from power and later block his candidacy; its interference in Haiti; punitive tariffs on Brazil for aligning with the BRICS bloc; and threats against Panama for profiting from its canal. These examples show that the U.S. continues to pursue a hegemonic approach toward its neighbours—and indeed toward any country in the Global South that dares to step outside its capitalist orbit. Just as in Agee’s time, truth-tellers who challenge U.S. power often face retaliation, even when they are Americans themselves. Agee had his passport revoked, endured years of CIA harassment after leaving the agency, was accused of collaborating with foreign intelligence services, and was expelled from several Western European countries—one after another—before finally finding refuge in Cuba, where he lived until he died in 2008. @VoxUmmah @venanalysis @qiaocollective @ProgIntl @KawsachunNews @OrinocoTribune @blkagendareport

punk guys arent obsessed with dub anymore and thats why the music is worse

People whose worst crime is pirating movies: I always use a VPN and I only use protonmail and if my password is ever typed in wrong even one time it autodeletes everything Jeffery Epstein on a gmail account with his initials: "yeah we fuck kids nigga" - sent from my ipad

its still really funny to me that someone decided to make another diary of a wimpy kid rip-off and gave it a silent hill 2-ass plot twist

my band just released a single. go check it out if you like brutal music open.spotify.com/track/5ETpw4bV…

@PincheEddy when is banned hosting a show here

Gas station has a billiards room playing Family Guy. Heaven really is a place on earth.

yo whats up with those crowbar performative males these days 😂

6 angels 7 plagues

y’all seen that dude with the infected brat tattoo?? Nasty

i dont think any meme in recent memory has made me as uncomfortable to look at as incredibles gassy

Never Again!

It’s deadass basically this:

i need to write immolation/incantation riffs next mankind songs we work on

all the bar regulations in DT mcallen is the best thing to ever happen to valley hardcore