Mathew Crawford on World War E “Globalists vs. Globalists” Hypothesis; Jafar Ramini on 75th Anniversary of the Palestinian Nakba—Which He Experienced at Age 5
Dr. Kevin Barrett, a Ph.D. Arabist-Islamologist, holds advanced degrees in English Literature, French Literature, and African Literature, and is the author of multiple books which deconstructs the "war on terror". Dr. Barrett has been a Muslim since 1993. Blacklisted from teaching in the University of Wisconsin system since 2006 for questioning the events of 9/11, Dr. Barrett now hosts radio shows and is a public speaker.
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Mel K & Matt Ehret: Understanding the Paradigm Shift
May 21
https://www.bitchute.com/video/gknNyXeUNdlf/
https://matthewehret.substack.com/p/mel-k-and-matt-ehret-understanding
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"The level of Delusion to both believe Donald Trump is All Powerful and Ultimate Victim is what scares me."
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soft bigotry of low expectations? ;-)
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/soft_bigotry_of_low_expectations
Energy-transitioner-in-chief Patrick Graichen resigns,
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https://www.eugyppius.com/p/energy-transitioner-in-chief-patrick
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'Trust The Plan' ?
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the therapy issue
I’m a Couples Therapist. Something New Is Happening in Relationships.
For more and more of Orna Guralnik’s patients, the ideas behind Black Lives Matter and #MeToo are leading to breakthroughs at home.
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One afternoon in 2020, early in the pandemic, I
met Syl’violet and Matthew for a virtual
session. Young, idealistic, deeply in love, they
were also prone to dramatic fights. In this
session Syl’violet, a vivacious essayist and
spoken-word poet, was trying to describe the ways
she felt Matthew, a measured medical student, was
trying to control her, in this case by trying to
dissuade her from buying a slushy. He thought they
should keep to a tight budget until after he
became a doctor and achieved financial stability.
Then she could have “all the slushies you want
later.” Syl’violet found his reasoning
maddening, especially since he seemed to imply she
was reckless.
On the face of it, the fight seemed insignificant,
but then an exchange took place that changed the
tenor of the argument, connecting us to the
underlying roots of the issue. “I have trouble
envisioning that finish line,” Syl’violet
exclaimed, tearing up, “because the plan that
he’s talking about? My life has always been: The
plan never works. You can do all the right things,
you can obey all the right rules and get
[expletive].” For a moment, Matthew continued to
try to reason with her and convince her of his
sound financial strategy. “I know that sounds
very conceited, cocky,” he said, to which
Syl’violet whipped back: “No! It sounds
privileged!” She described her family’s
relationship to money; they’d had nothing but
trauma for generations. Syl’violet resented
Matthew’s pride in his plan. “A privileged
setting gave you access to all these things,”
she said. “You’re taking ownership over it
like, ‘I did it according to plan,’ as if,
like, if other people did it according to plan, it
would work out.”
continue?:
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