
Readings of all Caitlin Johnstone's articles, usually by her co-writer Tim Foley.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 598 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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It's not okay for grown adults to believe the United States wages wars to promote humanitarian interests and bring freedom and democracy to oppressed populations. It's not okay for grown adults to believe that US soldiers fight and die to protect the... more
Those soldiers did not die for any noble reason. They died for money, for power, and for Israel. They wasted their lives, and they died for stupid, unworthy reasons. Don't let anyone claim otherwise. Reading by Tim Foley.
Reading by Tim Foley.
This is the new George W Bush. Trump is what Bush metamorphoses into when it comes out of its red cocoon. The crazier the US empire gets, the more insane its managers are becoming. Reading by Tim Foley.
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Poetic, gracefully-worded assaults on repression. Wake up and smell the dumpster fire. We have no excuses to be doing nothing to stop the empire’s decimation of the planet and its inhabitants.
Also, Free Palestine.
I love the almost lyrical nature of the writings that get right down to the disgusting mess that this world is in. Caitlin puts into words the feelings that i feel but don’t have the vocabulary or the skill to express.
This is by far the best podcast that covers the political injustice and genocide in Palestine. So good in fact that I’m going to donate some money to them. Keep doing the great work! Everyone should know all of this!
Charlie mrdr episode was too far. Tens of thousands on the left are celebrating; why would it be somebody who agreed with him? Usually disagree but coherent and interesting views … but this one is incoherent and pedestrian
When logic and reason are gone, when context and nuance don’t matter anymore, when truth and facts have become irrelevant, there is Caitlin’s irony to make some sense in this insane world.
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The content focuses on a range of politically charged topics, predominantly critiquing U.S. foreign policy and its implications across the globe, especially in the Middle East. Through a blend of satire and earnest discourse, episodes frequently examine the historical context of military interventions, the deceptive nature of war propaganda, and the hypocrisy in political narratives surrounding democracy and imperialism. The hosts are characterized by their passionate stance on social justice and anti-imperialism, often invoking a critical lens towards both mainstream media and political establishments. Noteworthy is the strong emphasis on individual emotional health amidst political awareness and the notion that one can embrace happiness w... more
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