AT ONE WITH ANIMALS

North Africa.

KARL MARX

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Rupert Younger and Frank Partnoy, two staunch believers in capitalism, have written in the Financial Times about Karl Marx.

Rupert Younger and Frank Partnoy point out that Karl Marx was correct about growing inequality.

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Rupert Younger and Frank Partnoy point out that, today, economic in­equality is rising.

"By the start of our 21st century, we are faced with the extraordinary fact that the top one per cent of the world’s population own the same resources as the remaining 99 per cent.

"Those at the bottom are less upwardly mobile than in previous generations.

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"Entrance to wealthy gated communities is blocked, not only by private security forces, but also by the increasingly prohibitive costs of healthcare, technology and education.

"There is the dominant force of mass incarceration, with millions of poor, minorities and powerless walled off from the rulers they might threaten.

"The Haves have never in history held so much advantage over the Have-Nots."

According to Rupert Younger and Frank Partnoy, the original Marx Manifesto has some good points.

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Was Karl Marx Homosexual?

Biographer Robert Payne refers to Marx having had a homosexual relationship with a man while he was attending the University of Bonn between 1835 and 1836.

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Marx?

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TRUMP; JEWISH LIES; COGNITIVE DISSONANCE

The Psycho Revealed: Trumpenstein Removes His Mask

The Financial Times asks why 81% of the White Evangelical Christians in the USA voted for Donald Trump.

"Trump is a divorced adulterer who ran a gambling empire, so how did America's Moral Majority get so evangelical about Donald Trump?"

Financial Times



Leon Festinger's 1957 theory of 'cognitive dissonance' tells us how human beings try to justify their weird beliefs.

Human beings usually refuse to look at the evidence which proves their weird beliefs to be wrong. [1]



It has been pointed out that Trump is 'a German Jew who was put into power by the Nazi-Zionist-Kosher-Nostra.'

Trump supporters justify their support for Trump by saying: "Trump is a reformed Christian.

"We should not believe the lies about Trump's connections to the Jewish Mafia, the Greater Israel Project and Jewish child abuse rings."



Certain readers of this blog criticised us over our opposition to the Arab Spring, our opposition to Obama, and, our opposition to Trump.

These readers wrote: "The Arab Spring is good because it is People Power."

"Give Obama a chance."

"Trump has been 'got at' by the Deep state."



The Financial Times's Edward Luce points out:

"Having promised to launch a trade war with China, Mr Trump is rapidly abandoning his protectionist rhetoric.

"Likewise, having vowed to avoid foreign wars, he has acquired a sudden taste for Levantine missile launches."

The reinvention of Donald Trump.

NORTH KOREA'S KIM JONG-UN.

The confirmation bias identifies how people readily read information that confirms their established opinions, and readily avoid reading information that contradicts their opinions.[22]

For example, a right-wing person usually only listens to political commentary from conservative news sources. [22]

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SNP'S RECORD IN SCOTLAND

John Swinney (right)

John Swinney, Deputy First Minister of Scotland, points out that some of the very negative media stories about Scotland are untrue.

BBC, GUARDIAN, KUENSSBERG, VINER, CIA, MI6, FT

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In July 2015, Laura Kuenssberg (above) was appointed as the Political Editor of BBC News.

Her origins are upper-class German and upper-class Scots.

She studied journalism at Georgetown University in Washington D.C.

Georgetown University is associated with the CIA's Dr. Sidney Gottlieb, the CIA's George Tenet, and CIA mind-control.

In June 2015, Katharine Viner became the Editor-in-Chief of The Guardian.

Viner was educated at Pembroke College, Oxford.

Sir Richard Dearlove, former head of MI6, is Master of Pembroke College.

Viner initially worked for Cosmopolitan and The Sunday Times.

In April 2015, it was reported that "Year on year, every daily saw its circulation fall.

"The Guardian had te largest decline among the quality titles, with sales falling 9.5% to 174,941."

National daily newspaper sales fall by half a million in a year.

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"The Financial Times, the must-read business broadsheet for the 1 percent for over a century, is being sold to Japanese financial news publisher Nikkei for about $1.3 billion...

"Now, the list of potential acquisitions that could help Bloomberg wield wider influence has narrowed considerably to just one: The New York Times."

The Financial Times Sale to Nikkei.

Greece's Syriza Makes Military Deal with Israel - Mondoweiss

The real cost of the "war on terror", in 2001, Iraq, Afghanistan

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NO TO TRIDENT - FT

Buying Trident would weaken British defence - Financial Times‎

Renewing Trident will cost £30 billion.

"The Gothic horror scenarios involved in British nuclear plans drawn up during the cold war - which demand that the nation maintains the capacity to obliterate Moscow and eight other Russian cities - have always had a certain unreality...

"In the real world, renewing Trident can mean only a further erosion of the country's capacity to defend itself by conventional means and to protect its interests around the world."

Buying Trident would weaken British defence - Financial Times‎