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"We must end the forever wars and prioritize peace and diplomacy. We must reduce our military spending. We must work together with the international community to promote fair trade deals that lift up all workers and end the climate crisis. We must ensure that our aid to other countries is aligned with our values. 

America gave Saudi Arabia billions in weapons and watched the civilian death toll of their vicious bombing campaign in Yemen climb. The United States continued sending Egypt arms as they violently cracked down on so called 'peaceful' protesters. Israel received $38 billion in aid and promptly announced new settlements. 

We must use our financial leverage with other countries to encourage alignment with our shared values. We must also care for our veterans and invest in the VA."  Justice Democrats

I support directed beam weapons for use against ICBMs

I support Marzieh Hashemi and it was wrong what the government did to her . I echo this article by Jason Unruhe on that and the bigger picture

The Fidel Castro Cuban revolution was bad because it had a petty bourgeois" leadership, and an absence of any type of vanguard party before the overthrow of the authoritarian Fulgencio Batista regime 

This article is about McDonalds vs China and was written almost a decade ago. It shows an interesting angle on global corporatism and rising world superpowers intersecting

I don't know why Caleb Mauphin thought that a renown conspiracy theorist site (Global Research) which is under the operation of the LaRouches and neo-Eurasianists is worth platforming, as seen here. I agree with Caleb in that Tweet but couldn't he found a more leftist outlet to platform on that situation in Venezuela?

I am anti Neoconservativism. Neocon politicians and their advisors are satanic for their neoconservativism 

My views on Russia-Ukraine can be found here

My views on Israel-Zionism/Diaspora can be found here

Middle East/Asia

The GWB administrator mislead the US public and the US Congress on purpose in order to initiate the US invasion of Iraq. They went on to fabricate intelligence and to get around the traditional intelligence channels to carry out the Iraq war

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