Category: Cultural Intelligence

Five Reasons Why Presidential Candidates Should Not Speak at AIPAC

Ariel Gold, Dissident Voice, 16 March, 2016

1. AIPAC promotes Israeli settlements in direct opposition to international law.
2. AIPAC lobbies shamelessly for the US to fund Israel’s military.
3. AIPAC threatens and attacks anyone who is critical of Israel.
4. AIPAC acts as a de facto foreign agent pushing the US toward militarism rather than diplomacy.
5. AIPAC encourages Islamophobia.

We are all crazy, all black, and all angry. 2016 is the culminating year in which the two-party tyranny reaps as it has sown — Donald Trump on the right — winning by the rules — and Bernie Sanders on the left — losing by the rules — represent the 99% who have been disenfranchised by the legalization of grand larceny.

Donald Trump should not be under-estimated. As he secures the Republican nomination against all efforts by the leading Republican crime families to thwart the will of the public (at the same time that the leading Democratic crime families nervously observe Bernie Sanders calling into question their barking dog choice for a domesticated servant to the 1%), he will find that in order to win the general election, he is going to have to appeal to the 60% who have been disenfranchised by the two-party tyranny.

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Will the EU Become a Criminal Union Tomorrow?

The European Union – a criminal? The EU that has peace as it’s top goal and received Nobel’s Peace Prize? The EU with Schengen and Dublin? The EU with “European” values, humanism and mission civilisatrice that tells others how to live in accordance with international law and in respect for human rights? We live in times where little shall surprise us anymore. The answer to the question – will EU become a criminal in international law terms? – will be answered on March 17 and 18 when the EU Council meets to decide whether or not to carry through the agreement with Turkey about how to handle refugees.