Podcasts about western imperialism

Western Imperialism has cynically weaponised women's rights as a vehicle for regieme change in Iran. Rarely do we hear the voices of Iranian women, so we are absolutely delighted to speak with Nahid Poureisa joining us from Tehran. A must listen!

Iran has long been targeted by Western Imperialism and demonised by the Political Class + Media across Europe. We went there to see for ourselves. Life is difficult after years of Sanctions but the Iranians know who they are and are not for bowing to the US + Israel... Donate to the Neutrality Roadshow - https://gofund.me/67c9e6a3

Yemen has refused for years to submit to Western Imperialism, so Western Governments call them Terrorists. We went to Yemen to see for ourselves...

The Halo Halo Podcast is back after hiatus! Your hosts are back in action and debrief on The Pitt, Arcane: League of Legends, Schitt's Creek and Sigi's daughter making tortang talong with her Lola. On this ep Jezzie discusses Filipino film, The Kingdom (2024), set in an alternate timeline where the Philippines was never colonized by Western powers and is a monarchy called Kalayaan. Further Jezzie discusses how the film made him think about how there is this emphasis to decolonize ourselves from Western Imperialism, and how there is an emphasis to have a clean break from colonialism. The fixing of the week encourages to be syncretic and combine beliefs and practice.

Arif Hasan is an NFL reporter and author writing a book on the relationship between Western Imperialism and Sports.  Follow Arif at www.WideLeft.Football or https://x.com/ArifHasanNFL Listen to Arif's show 60 Minute Drill with Caleb and Ed Zitron at www.linktr.ee/60minutedrill Support this podcast at www.Patreon.com/WesternKabuki    

While the US and Europe have invaded and colonized countries around the world, China and Russia have helped the Global South develop and resist Western imperialism, argues Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega, leader of the Sandinista Revolution. Ben Norton reports. VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8waJIQTKD4

In this much anticipated episode of the Blood Brothers Podcast, Dilly Hussain spoke with the controversial white ethno-nationalist and founder of the British far-right group Patriotic Alternative, Mark Collett. Topics of discussion include: Tribalism, ethno-nationalism and white Muslim converts. Western wars in the Middle East and Muslim migration to Europe. Multi-culturalism and race relations in Britain. European colonialism and the transatlantic slave trade. Jews, Judaism and Zionism in Europe. National Socialism and antisemitism Zionist lobby's control and influence in British and American politics. Israel's genocidal war on Gaza. FOLLOW 5PILLARS ON:    Website: https://5pillarsuk.com YouTube: https://youtube.com/@5Pillars Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/5pillarsuk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/5pillarsnews Twitter: https://twitter.com/5Pillarsuk Telegram: https://t.me/s/news5Pillars TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@5pillarsnews  

Welcome to Episode 1 of Colonial Outcasts, a manifestly anti-establishment podcast dedicated to challenging and dismantling ideological systems that perpetuate the self-destructive status quo of Western Imperialism. Our first guest is Dr. Liam O'Mara, an anti-Zionist and anti-Fascist professor of history and comparative genocide studies. The topics discussed are diverse and surround the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe in the Gaza Strip, all leading to speculation on how a genocide-enabling ideology can eventually be dismantled.

Resident Stalinist Conrad Hamilton argues that, as bad as Dugin is, he nonetheless is objectively struggling against Western Imperialism. Conrad Hamilton will be speaking on Dugin in London at the Historical Materialism Conference on Monday, November 9th at 7pm in the School of Oriental and African Studies, room B102 and on Nov 13th from 2pm-4pm at the Stapleton Hall Tavern, Finsbury Park, London. Support Sublation Media on Patreonhttps://patreon.com/dietsoap

In this episode of the Patrick Henningsen Show on TNT Radio which aired on August 23, 2023,  Patrick talks with independent French researcher and journalist Freddie Ponton, about his latest article at 21st Century Wire entitled, “AFRICOM: The Geopolitical Business of ‘Counter Insurgency' in Sahel”, and how the attempted US military takeover of the African continent has helped proliferate terrorist activity and more economic depravity. With nations like Niger now pushing back, and with the emergence of BRICS, will Africa finally break free of Western imperialism? All this and more.  More from Freddie: Twitter Read Freddie's latest article “AFRICOM: The Geopolitical Business of ‘Counter Insurgency in Sahel”  TUNE-IN LIVE to TNT RADIO for the Patrick Henningsen Show every MON-FRI at 12PM-2PM (NEW YORK) | 5PM-7PM (LONDON) | 2AM-4AM (BRISBANE): https://tntradio.live

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The United States is an empire, even if its citizens don't all realize it. That is the conclusion from historian and political scientist Aaron Good, who joins Alan MacLeod on this week's edition of “MintCast.” Today, Good walks us through the history of how the United States came to dominate the world and the organizations it uses – especially the CIA and NATO – in order to enforce its control over the planet.He notes that as Europe and Asia were destroying themselves in conflict, the U.S. gave the powerful business think tank, the Council on Foreign Relations, the task of planning America's entry into World War II.Enter the war, win it, and establish dominion over global capitalism. They are going to essentially take control of Western imperialism. It's not stated that way, but that's what ends up being the consensus of people at the top of the U.S. And that consensus of the U.S. as the global hegemon of capitalism worldwide is the story of our time.”In this, the U.S. has been very effective dominating the planet for the past 75 years, although Good does later note that China's growing role is loosening the American grip on the world.  Good describes the U.S. as a “paper tiger,” explaining that:In a sense, the U.S. is musclebound to the military, meaning that we may have all these bases and all these billions. But there are two things that the U.S. does not have the ability to do. One is actually using its nuclear arsenal because it would kill everybody. It is a non-starter.”“The other…is fielding a military. When they talk about the U.S. potentially entering a war in Ukraine. Good luck with that!... Who in the world is going to fight in some World War One-style battle?! In Iraq, the U.S. lost fewer than 10,000, and that was very unpopular. By some estimates, 400,000 have died in Ukraine. How could you possibly expect Americans or Europeans to want to die in that way?”Today, Good and MacLeod also chat about the power and purpose of the CIA, how the United States laid the groundwork for Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and the use and misuse of the term “the deep state.”Aaron Good is a historian and former political organizer. His book, “American Exception: Empire and the Deep State,” was published in 2022. He is also the host of the American Exception podcast, which can be found on most major podcast platforms.Support the showMintPress News is a fiercely independent. You can support us by becoming a member on Patreon, bookmarking and whitelisting us, and by subscribing to our social media channels, including Twitch, YouTube, Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to MintCast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and SoundCloud. Also, be sure to check out the new Behind the Headlines channel on YouTube and subscribe to rapper Lowkey's new video interview/podcast series, The Watchdog.

Leaders of the G7 countries, the United States and its Western Imperialist partners plus Japan, will meet this week in Hiroshima to discuss ways to escalate the war on China. As they lead us closer to global and potentially nuclear war, the significance of the location is offensive to people's movements. Clearing the FOG speaks with Rhonda Ramiro, the spokesperson for BAYAN-USA and a leader of the US chapter of the International League of People's Struggle, about protests being planned against the G7 Summit and how people can participate virtually. She also discusses campaigns in the US against state repression and major actions being planned to protest the Asian-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum in San Francisco this November. For more information, visit PopularResistance.org.

The president of the European Central Bank, Christine Lagarde, gave a speech acknowledging "the tectonic plates of geopolitics are shifting faster" and "we may see the world becoming more multipolar", with the crisis of imperialism, decline of dollar hegemony, and rise of China. Ben Norton is joined by geopolitical economist Radhika Desai to discuss the massive changes happening in this increasingly multipolar world. VIDEO: https://youtube.com/watch?v=0cQak6RWT6o Check out Radhika's show with Michael Hudson, Geopolitical Economy Hour: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDAi0NdlN8hMl9DkPLikDDGccibhYHnDP France's Macron opposes US cold war on China, wants independent Europe – but is it just rhetoric?: https://geopoliticaleconomy.com/2023/04/11/france-macron-us-china-independent-europe

Talia Baroncelli interviews historian Pouya Alimagham about the historical context of the current Iranian uprising.

In the wake of recent news about an escalation of U.S./U.N. intervention in Haiti, we briefly introduce the context with Haiti Action Committee's Robert Roth and discuss ways to oppose the intervention and occupation. Here are the resources Robert mentioned: https://blackallianceforpeace.com https://blackallianceforpeace.com/bapstatements/haiticrisisofimperialism https://haitisolidarity.net https://haitisolidarity.net/no-foreign-troops-to-haiti/ https://thetricontinental.org/newsletterissue/haiti-insurrection-military-intervention/ https://globalwomenstrike.net/haiti-fri-21-oct-stop-us-canadian-intervention-4-5pm/

How is the history of Christianity in South Asia different from that of Western Christianity?  Why is Evangelical Christianity difficult to disconnect from Western Imperialism for Hindu, Buddhist, and Islamic ideologies? What can Sri Lankan history teach us about working with grass roots organizations and across religious and denominational lines?  We discuss these questions and more with Dr. Prabo Mihindukulasuriya who will be teaching at Regent starting Fall 2022.  We hope you enjoy this conversation.  To learn more about Regent College and our upcoming  courses, visit:https://www.regent-college.edu

Not only is Dr. Anthony Fauci telling us he's #TheScience, but now he's also #TheTruth too. Also, Deshaun Watson vs. the NFL and what role should the NFL have in punishing players for non-football related, not-yet criminally convicted alleged crimes? Oh and I talk about the real "Western Imperialism" in today's world too.

The fighting in Ukraine might be a European war but its consequences are global, and it may even cause changes in geopolitical balances, relations and multipolarity. How can we understand this war as anti-imperialists? What will its global economic consequences be? And what will be the result of the unprecedented sanctions imposed on Russia?To help make sense of it all, Rania Khalek was joined by Marxist economist Prahbat Patnaik, professor emeritus at JNU and author of “A Theory of Imperialism” and the more recent “Capital and Imperialism: Theory, History, and the Present,” both co-authored with Utsa Patnaik.Articles by Prabhat Patnaik that are discussed in the video:How Countries Are Escaping Sanctions Under Neo-Liberalism: https://www.newsclick.in/How-Countries-Escaping-Sanctions-under-Neo-Liberalism How IMF Is Closely Linked With the Ukraine Crisis:https://www.newsclick.in/how-imf-closely-linked-ukraine-crisis 

The horrors of the modern world greet us this week, with tortured monkies, conspiracy-fueled spousal murder, whatever is going on at Fort Bragg, and Anti-China propaganda that paints Western Imperialism as the responsible parent of a wayward Africa. But German weasels are doing god's work.   These bears aren't even bears, let alone horny! https://www.cnet.com/news/build-a-bear-just-launched-an-after-dark-series-of-horny-teddy-bears/?TheTime=2022-02-03T03%3A36%3A52&ftag=COS-05-10aaa0b&ServiceType=twitter&PostType=link&UniqueID=87175AA6-84A2-11EC-93FE-40CF4744363C   Fort Bragg is not OK: https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/ftbragg-army-beheading-charges-filed-1283450/    Man pleads insanity after murdering wife because Q Anon told him to: https://www.vice.com/en/article/xgd49n/qanon-man-killed-wife-cia-sex-trafficker   Imperialism and Development in Africa: https://fair.org/home/why-comparing-chinese-africa-investment-to-western-colonialism-is-no-joke/     Anti-Car Aktion: https://www.bavariannews.com/blog/2020/01/17/marten-a-misunderstood-pest-and-how-to-deter-from-vehicle-wiring/

Property and Freedom Podcast, Episode 056. This lecture is from the 2010 meeting of the Property and Freedom Society: “World War II: Western Imperialism and the New Middle East,” by Hunt Tooley (USA). PFS 2010 Playlist. Youtube:

Property and Freedom Podcast, Episode 056. This lecture is from the 2010 meeting of the Property and Freedom Society: “World War II: Western Imperialism and the New Middle East,” by Hunt Tooley (USA). PFS 2010 Playlist. Youtube:

(Bonus) These are the readings for the series Western Imperialism. The guide provides the discussion questions that we explore during the lectures.

(Bonus) These are the PowerPoint slides used throughout the five-part series on Western Imperialism.

In this episode of America's Forgotten Wars, Tom talks about how the United States fought to ‘Mericanize the Philippines in a blatantly obvious case of Western Imperialism. Spoiler Alert: the Americans are not the good guys in this episode. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tom-snow/support

Our guest today is Ravi Jain, who is now tied with Cindy Rollins for the Scholé Sisters title for Most Appearances as this is his third time on the show. Ravi Jain has a BA from Davidson College, an M.A. from Reformed Theological Seminary, and a Graduate Certificate in Mathematics from the University of Central Florida. He coauthored The Liberal Arts Tradition with Kevin Clark, now translated into Chinese. Ravi currently teaches Calculus, AP Calculus, and Physics at the Geneva School in Orlando, Florida. He has given over 150 talks and workshops throughout America, Africa, and China on topics related to education, theology, mathematics, and science. He has served as a deacon in his church and is a founding Alcuin fellow. He enjoys spending time with his two boys, Judah and Xavier, and his wife Kelley Anne, whom he met in Japan. Today’s discussion is Brandy's favorite so far from this season because she finally got to ask Ravi Jain about a number of things she's been thinking pondering; his thoughts on things like multiculturalism and Western Imperialism and how they relate to Christian Classical education in general and the Christian classical school movement in China in particular are fascinating. *** Join the Sistership! Have you joined the Scholé Sisters Sistership yet? If not, you are missing out on some of the best conversations for classical homeschooling moms on the internet. Mystie is leading a book study for Sophie level members through The Liberal Arts Tradition right now. It’s never too late to join because this study will always be available for Sophies in the form of a study guide. This is just one of the many benefits of a Sophie level Sistership membership. Click here to join! *** Click here to access today's show notes. Click here to join the Sistership. Don't forget to find us on Facebook! Click here to follow us on Instagram!

Moonaya is an extremely talented MC in one of the strongest hip hop scenes in the world. A Pan Africanist, her background represents her political views. Moonaya is originally from Benin, but she grew up in Senegal. While her father is Senegalese, her mother is Togolese, and one of her grandmothers was Nigerian. She grew up in a musical home where she heard a range of African music, as well as music from across the Diaspora. While she went to school to study law, she’s been writing hip hop music for almost 20 years. Her debut album, A Fleur 2 Mo was released in 2009. Her more recent project, the EP Petit Oiseau, was released in 2019. In 2017, she became the 1st Senegalese artist to sign with Sony. Over the years, her music has dealt with a range of topics. In “J’déprim” (I’m Depressed) she discusses the impacts of depression, in "Il est temps” (It’s Time) she talks about Pan Africanism and Black liberation, and in the song “Qui” (Who?) she samples Malcolm X’s speech and talks about self hatred and Black peoples. Moonaya also spoke a lot about European, American, and even Chinese imperialism in Africa. She spoke about the exploitation of Africa’s resources, European hands in African conflicts, and the continued colonial relationship between France and francophone Africa. She also spoke about the struggles being faced by Black people all over the world. "We are the richest continent, but we are the poorest people, and this is not normal!" Moonaya In this interview we also discussed the hip hop scene in Senegal. Senegal has a few women’s hip hop collectives, which have served as a resource for artists willing to work to build their careers. Moonaya talked about her experiences with these collectives as well as how helpful they have been to other artists. We also discussed the influences on her work, especially the growth of her own social and political consciousness. We also discussed the role of Western researchers in Senegal. Senegal has one of the most researched hip hop scenes, outside of the United States. Most of these researchers are White, and come from Europe and the US. A lot of the research that is produced on Senegalese hip hop is problematic. There are some American researchers, like Catherine Appert and Colleen Neff, who have done extensive work on hip-hop in Senegal, and have also pointed out the problematic ways that other Western researchers have written about hip hop in Senegal. Often because of language, Black scholars often choose to go to anglophone countries, and few do work in Senegal. Moonaya and I talked about the fact that more Black scholars need to go to Senegal, and we discussed some of the ways to overcome the language barriers: Hire a translator! While there is tons of scholarship on Senegalese hip hop, there is a need for scholarship on hip hop’s Pan African connections in Senegal. On how through hip hop culture, the Senegalese are in conversation with the African Diaspora. To hear more of Moonaya’s music, she is on social media in all of the usual places: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTKkp-gOdxcmRBV7faC7w0Q https://www.instagram.com/moonaya221/ https://www.facebook.com/MoonayaOfficiel https://twitter.com/moonamuzik https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/moonaya/1435034416 Continue reading

On August 4, 2020, an explosion of tons of ammonium nitrate being stored at the port of Beirut Lebanon ripped through the city killing 0ver 170 people and injuring 6,000 people. This happened at a time when Beirut was already suffering an economic collapse and the COVID-19 pandemic. We speak with Rania Khalek, a Lebanese-American independent journalist who was in Beirut, about what it was like during and after the explosion, the protests that followed and the complicated political situation in Lebanon. Khalek explains how the United States and other Western and Gulf States are interfering and causing more harm and why much of what we hear in the Western media about Lebanon is false. For more information, visit PopularResistance.org.

My Presentation at 1st International online conference on Fourth Political Theory: Global Perspectives, New Challenges, Epistemological Problems 1 August 2020In my view, the Fourth Political Theory is an elegant articulation of a universal truth.When I first came across this Theory, I was amazed at how it fit perfectly with the work that a small group of us have been doing in the Caribbean for decades.I come from a local intellectual tradition called the New World Group, which was formed from the time we were becoming independent in the 1960s, and some of us resisted the Cold War between American liberal capitalism and Soviet Communism.I want to share our insights so that we can collaborate.Let's start with the Caribbean's place in MOdernity.The Caribbean was the birthplace of Western Imperialism and the Modern World, even before many places in Europe.  This is where Columbus came and his voyages were.Whole societies were created out of pure economic interests, vulgar and brutal materialism. We were foundational to the internationalisation of production, finance, distribution and trade chains and extreme inequality. All our production was exported, all of our necessities were imported, we produced nothing for our own use. We created vast proto-industrial plantations based on imported cheap (slave) labour. The predated industrialial capitalism in Europe.We represent the dark side of modernity. We have also been engaged in a long struggle against it.Both in the form of trying to create autonomous societies that try to free themselves of imperialism, and also in the form of providing some of the most cogent critiques of that imperialism, including the hypocrisy of its chief ideology, Liberalism. My presentation provides four main insights.The full conference can be found here: http://paideuma.tv/en/announce/1st-international-online-conference-fourth-political-theoryhttp://4pt.su/en

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Pastor J.D. and Matt are joined by special guest, Brian Fikkert, author of the new "Becoming Whole" and "When Helping Hurts."

Pastor J.D. and Matt are joined by special guest, Brian Fikkert, author of the new "Becoming Whole" and "When Helping Hurts."

This is a segment of episode #223 of Last Born In The Wilderness “Mapping The Roots: A History Of Displacement w/ Mirna Wabi-Sabi.” Listen to the full episode: http://bit.ly/LBWwabisabi2 Read Mirna’s article The History of Displacement of Non-White Women in Villa Mimosa’: http://bit.ly/2Rb2gqs In this segment of my discussion with political theorist, writer, and editor at Gods & Radicals Mirna Wabi-Sabi, we examine the themes presented in Mirna’s article ‘The History of Displacement of Non-White Women in Villa Mimosa: Mapping the roots of Brazil’s most notorious red light district from the Byzantine Empire and WW1,’ which addresses the long and complex history of slavery and sex work in Europe and how this is tied to the varied forms of displacement of marginalized populations up the present moment. This examination also includes the work of historian Clare Makepeace and her research into WWI, heterosexuality, and the role sex work played in the expression of male heteronormativity up to the present moment. Mirna examines how this dynamic is felt today in the displacement of women, with a particular focus on Rio’s red light district Villa Mimosa: “A high speed train that will connect Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo is expected to pass through Vila Mimosa, and will displace these women once again. Countries like Germany, France, Spain and Italy have economic interests here and are investing in this project. There are plans to build a new place for the women to work called ‘City of Girls', but the budget still floats in the distance, far away from any European investors' field of vision. Western Europe's economic interests have marginalized other people for hundreds of years. Vila Mimosa is a microcosmic example of the global structure that has been, and still is, displacing and weakening the existence of non-white women. These economic interests certainly don’t benefit all people. Whom are they benefiting? Western Europe is small and vulnerable. As we can see in the map from before, it occupies half of the European continent, which is already the second smallest continent in the world, and has very few natural resources. Even so, it’s a force capable of evolving its methods of enslavement, and of sustaining a society where women like the workers of Vila Mimosa have no choice but to expose themselves to brutal situations to survive.” Mirna Wabi-Sabi is a writer, political theorist, teacher and translator. She is an editor at Gods&Radicals, founder of the Enemy of the Queen magazine and of the Plataforma 9 media collective. Her work orbits around Capitalism, White Supremacy and Patriarchy, and resistance to Eurocentrism and Western Imperialism. WEBSITE: https://www.lastborninthewilderness.com PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/lastborninthewilderness DONATE: https://www.paypal.me/lastbornpodcast DROP ME A LINE: Call (208) 918-2837 or http://bit.ly/LBWfiledrop EVERYTHING ELSE: https://linktr.ee/patterns.of.behavior

[Intro: 9:08] In this episode, I speak with political theorist, writer, and editor at Gods & Radicals Mirna Wabi-Sabi. Mirna and I begin this discussion by laying out the nature of our upcoming collaborative work together, as I’ll be traveling to southern Brazil for two months, beginning December 8th. In explaining how our work overlaps in crucial ways, we remark on the absurdity of contemporary politics in both in Brazil and the United States, and how the often narrow focus of climate justice activism in the Global North often limits our approach to addressing the roots of the ecological crisis more specifically, and the legacy of colonialism more generally. From there, we moving into an examination of the themes presented in Mirna’s article ‘The History of Displacement of Non-White Women in Villa Mimosa: Mapping the roots of Brazil’s most notorious red light district from the Byzantine Empire and WW1,’ which addresses the long and complex history of slavery and sex work in Europe and how this is tied to the varied forms of displacement of marginalized populations up the present moment. This examination also includes the work of historian Clare Makepeace and her research into WWI, heterosexuality, and the role sex work played in the expression of male heteronormativity up to the present moment. Mirna examines how this dynamic is felt today in the displacement of women, with a particular focus on Rio’s red light district Villa Mimosa: “A high speed train that will connect Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo is expected to pass through Vila Mimosa, and will displace these women once again. Countries like Germany, France, Spain and Italy have economic interests here and are investing in this project. There are plans to build a new place for the women to work called ‘City of Girls', but the budget still floats in the distance, far away from any European investors' field of vision. Western Europe's economic interests have marginalized other people for hundreds of years. Vila Mimosa is a microcosmic example of the global structure that has been, and still is, displacing and weakening the existence of non-white women. These economic interests certainly don’t benefit all people. Whom are they benefiting? Western Europe is small and vulnerable. As we can see in the map from before, it occupies half of the European continent, which is already the second smallest continent in the world, and has very few natural resources. Even so, it’s a force capable of evolving its methods of enslavement, and of sustaining a society where women like the workers of Vila Mimosa have no choice but to expose themselves to brutal situations to survive.” (http://bit.ly/2Rb2gqs) Mirna Wabi-Sabi is a writer, political theorist, teacher and translator. She is an editor at Gods&Radicals, founder of the Enemy of the Queen magazine and of the Plataforma 9 media collective. Her work orbits around Capitalism, White Supremacy and Patriarchy, and resistance to Eurocentrism and Western Imperialism. Episode Notes: - Read Mirna’s article ‘The History of Displacement of Non-White Women in Villa Mimosa’: http://bit.ly/2Rb2gqs - Mirna’s Medium page: https://medium.com/mirna-wabi-sabi - Mirna’s articles at Gods & Radicals: http://bit.ly/34JRF9M - Mirna’s magazine Enemy of the Queen: https://ainimiga.noblogs.org / https://inimiga.noblogs.org - The media collective Plataforma 9: https://www.instagram.com/plataforma9p9/ - The song featured in this episode is “DRUGs (DIRTY DRAFT)” by PsychoDel. - The title card features the photography of Fabio Teixeira: https://fabioteixeirafotojornalista.46graus.com WEBSITE: https://www.lastborninthewilderness.com PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/lastborninthewilderness DONATE: https://www.paypal.me/lastbornpodcast DROP ME A LINE: Call (208) 918-2837 or http://bit.ly/LBWfiledrop EVERYTHING ELSE: https://linktr.ee/patterns.of.behavior

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This week, I am the guest as I am interviewed by Williams Pounds and Chad Wilson of the Green Party in the US.The topic is about moving past the divisions of "right" and "left" as we fight against perpetual war, neoliberal corporatism, and underdevelopment.It was a great discussion. We cover the following topics:- How we've got to throw away the labels because that is part of the divide and rule strategy- how "right" and "left" are all just different wings of the War Party which continue the Imperial Policy of Divide and Rule- How Trump's pullout of Syria policy reveals the underlying unity of the official "right" and "left"- the Venezuelan refugee crisis in small Trinidad- entrenchment of the US two-party system- how the internet has turned from a libertarian site of free information to a site of Orwellian surveillance and mind control- how the military-Govt-industrial-academia complex has tried to deny the recognition of Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai as the inventor of email- the appeal of Trump to the working class and debating his genuineness- What the Corporate Imperialists (East India Company) did in Asia in the 18th and 19th century -- which was the richest place on earth -- they are doing to America and Europe in the 21st century.- Western Imperialism started out as a Private Enterprise by the world's first Corporation, The East India Company. Even the American Revolution began against the East India Company with the Boston Tea Party.- We can't be afraid of embracing a Trump, a Putin, a Duterte, or someone labelled a "facist", "communist", "anarchist", "white nationalist", "racist" or whatever, that's the trick they use to hold on to their control. These are words meant to scare you- the internal politics of the Green Party and the struggle against even internal corruption- How the vast majority of Anti-Colonialists in the Third World are Nationalists, and the need fo alliances with Third World nationalist intellectuals- George Orwell's "Lion and the Unicorn": patriotism vs. ideology- How Ideology is used as a "trick" to divide solidarity, e.g. the Jacobites in England (based on loyalty) vs. the Jacobins in France (based on for an abstract idea. I think fighting for people is probably, in the end, more human and often better- Nationalism as the most important bulwark against global corporatism- How the fact When your movement is endorsed by Starbucks, Walmart, Coca Cola, the Chambers of Commerce, etc. you are not part of a Resistance 

As the North Atlantic Treaty Organization celebrates its 70th anniversary, the Global Research News Hour takes a more critical look at the 29 member alliance and the agenda it pursues under the pre-text of 'promoting peace and freedom.' Guests include Mahdi Darius Nazemroaya, sociologist, geopolitical analyst, and author of The Globalization of NATO; and Andre Vltchek, novelist, film maker, journalist and globe-trotting war correspondent.

Why is there an ideological divide in the Muslim world between Sunni and Shi'a? How did Western Imperialism ignite the conflict between the rulers of Iran and their people? Why the hell are the British and Russians even involved in Iran? And how did the 1911 constitutional revolution change the course of Iranian history? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/current-history/support

UN Approves Legal Inquiry into Burkina Faso Presidential Assassination (3:35) This month marks the twentieth anniversary of the death of Thomas Sankara, the revolutionary and former President of Burkina Faso who was assassinated in 1987. Sankara was known as the Che of Africa. He gave Burkina Faso its name – changing it from Upper Volta – and personally wrote the country's national anthem. He was popular for not living extravagantly; he traded in the government's fleet of Mercedes for Renaults and rode his bike to work. He also stood up to Western Imperialism, countering the World Bank and IMF. Circumstances surrounding Sankara's death remain a mystery, however recently the UN Human Rights Commission ruled in favor of an international legal inquiry into the assassination, as presented by an internal legal team coordinated in Canada. FSRN's Stefan Christoff reports from Montreal. /// listen to reports produced for Free Speech Radio News between 2002 - 2012, the flagship Pacifica radio daily news program, these reports were produced in Montreal, but also in Beirut, Lebanon. putting these reports up for archiving purposes, they address numerous grassroots struggles for justice and against oppression, particularly looking at struggles surrounding migrant justice, also indigenous movements for land and rights, while also struggles against colonialist wars today & the persisting impacts of wars past. thank you for listening ! stefan @spirodon

Brett and Bones discuss the Turkish attack on Afrin, Western Imperialism, updates on Operation Push and prison resistance, ICE deportations under the Trump Regime, and live-call-ins from our comrades. Support The Guillotine on Patreon: patreon.com/TheGuillotine Follow us on Twitter @GuillotinePod Intro Music: Battle of Humans by Sole and DJ Pain 1, off the album "Nihilismo". Listen and support them here: https://sole.bandcamp.com/album/sole-dj-pain-1-nihilismo Transition Music: "Zomnambulance" by church fire. Listen and support them here: https://churchfire.bandcamp.com Outro Music: "The Guillotine" by the String-Bo String Duo. Listen and support them here: https://tsbsd.bandcamp.com

Listen to this broadcast from the United National Antiwar Conference in Secaucus, New Jersey. The gathering brings together hundreds of antiwar, anti-imperialist, peace, social justice and human rights activists from around the world. This program is hosted by Abayomi Azikiwe, editor of the Pan-African News Wire. We will stream live the panel on "Western Imperialism and the Recolonization of Africa" featuring the host and other organizers and thinkers from international solidarity movement.

Lavinia and Boughetto are back!  Realizing that 45 minutes just isn't enough time for a great show, the ladies are trying out new ways to record the podcast. This episode begins with an in depth discussion about the situation in Nigeria involving the kidnapping of nearly 300 girls.  Did Boko Haram pull this off alone?  The U.S. is involved but how much?  Western Imperialism, government corruption, and the socio-economic divide -- are they all equally responsible for the kidnappings as well as the terrible conditions many Nigerians face?Next, Solange Knowles is kickin' ass and takin' names.  Did Bey's little sister have a mental break, drunken rage, or did Jay Z have that tiger pounce coming?Followed by NFL Draft Shade.  They had Johny Football sweatin' bullets.  Which was harder to watch, Michael Sam kissing his boyfriend or that extended ugly cry when he found out the Rams wanted him? And Finally, Are Mimi and Nikko of LHH Atlanta the new Bobby and Whitney?  They're acting out of order.Thanks for listening and bearing with us as we make some changes to The Nerdy Black Chicks Talk Radio Show.  You can contact us at nerdyblackchicks@gmail.com or on FB.  Lavinia (Twitter & IG @Shebeshonuff )  Boughetto (Twitter & IG @BoughettoRising)  NerdyBlackChicks (Twitter @NerdyBlkChicks)

Lavinia and Boughetto are back!  Realizing that 45 minutes just isn't enough time for a great show, the ladies are trying out new ways to record the podcast. This episode begins with an in depth discussion about the situation in Nigeria involving the kidnapping of nearly 300 girls.  Did Boko Haram pull this off alone?  The U.S. is involved but how much?  Western Imperialism, government corruption, and the socio-economic divide -- are they all equally responsible for the kidnappings as well as the terrible conditions many Nigerians face?Next, Solange Knowles is kickin' ass and takin' names.  Did Bey's little sister have a mental break, drunken rage, or did Jay Z have that tiger pounce coming?Followed by NFL Draft Shade.  They had Johny Football sweatin' bullets.  Which was harder to watch, Michael Sam kissing his boyfriend or that extended ugly cry when he found out the Rams wanted him? And Finally, Are Mimi and Nikko of LHH Atlanta the new Bobby and Whitney?  They're acting out of order.Thanks for listening and bearing with us as we make some changes to The Nerdy Black Chicks Talk Radio Show.  You can contact us at nerdyblackchicks@gmail.com or on FB.  Lavinia (Twitter & IG @Shebeshonuff )  Boughetto (Twitter & IG @BoughettoRising)  NerdyBlackChicks (Twitter @NerdyBlkChicks)