electronic media companies are allowed to be monopolies so long as they function in the interests of empire

all monopolies are an extension of empire, it is the primary characteristic of American empire.

so long as a monopoly serves the interests of the greater oligarchy, there will be anti trust issues, or workers rights issues

our politicians take bribes from oligarchs, monopolies and plutocrats and our politicians serve thier interests, which don't align on everything, hence the need for a political system to meditate, but those interests do align on the key issue, class

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We should probably talk more about the fact that the US empire is loudly promoting the goal of achieving peace in Ukraine by defeating Russia while quietly acknowledging that this goal is impossible. This is like accelerating toward a brick wall and pretending it's an open road.

The narrative that Russia can be defeated by escalating against it makes sense if you believe Russia can be defeated, but the US empire does not believe that Russia can be defeated. It knows these escalations are only going to exponentially ramp up death and devastation.

Reading by Tim Foley.

Pretending To Seek Peace In An Unwinnable Proxy War

Mainstream punditry in the latter half of 2022 is rife with op-eds arguing that the US needs to vastly increase military spending because a world war is about to erupt, and they always frame it as though this would be something that happens to the US, as though its own actions would have nothing to do with it. As though it would not be the direct result of the US-centralized empire continually accelerating towards that horrific event while refusing every possible diplomatic off-ramp due to its inability to relinquish its goal of total unipolar planetary domination.

Reading by Tim Foley.

Advocating World War Three Is Just Mainstream Punditry Now

So it turns out the US intelligence cartel has been working intimately with online platforms to regulate the "cognitive infrastructure" of the population. This is according to a new investigative report by The Intercept, based on documents obtained through leaks and an ongoing lawsuit, on the "retooling" of the Department of Homeland Security from an agency focused on counterterrorism to one increasingly focused on fighting "misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation" online.

Reading by Tim Foley.

Destroying Western Values To Defend Western Values

Pointing out the various flaws in historical attempts at communism does not address the problem that if we don't move from competition-based models to collaboration-based ones we're going to destroy all life on this planet in short order. We've still got to find a way to change.

Reading by Tim Foley.

Capitalism Has Failed As Badly As Anything Can Fail

"Those most touched by the war, namely the internally displaced, were more likely to prioritise saving lives. Other research reveals that those farthest from the battlefields have the most hawkish attitudes."

Those two simple sentences sum up so much of the attitude we are seeing toward this war, and it applies as much to those cheerleading continual escalation and bloodshed from the comfort of their homes on the other side of the world.

Reading by Tim Foley.

The Farther People Are From The Fighting In Ukraine, The More They Oppose Peace Talks

DawgNation Daily -- the daily podcast for Georgia Bulldogs fans 

Beginning of the show: A look at why one CBS writer thinks UGA will once again have college football's best front seven.

15-minute mark: I discuss how Dylan Raiola's arrival at UGA will impact the tougher SEC schedule the Bulldogs will face.

20-minute mark: DawgNation recruiting insider Jeff Sentell joins the show.

40-minute mark: I take a look at other SEC headlines including the league's teams hit hardest by the 2024 schedule release.

End of show: I award a Golden Shoe winner and share the Gator Hater Countdown.

Episode 1969: CBS analyst pays huge compliment to UGA defense

Readings of all Caitlin Johnstone's articles, usually by her co-writer Tim Foley.

Destroying Western Values To Defend Western Values

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