(13WMAZ) Trump meets Bibi as both commit war crimes in Gaza, Venezuela
(I've Had It) IHIP News: U.S. Republican President Dictator Trump threatens liberal media with DEATH as he loses all ability to control or censor himself.
(Real Life TV) Oct. 23, 2025: California has young homeless females who are surviving by any means necessary, including prostitution, trafficking, and dealing in drugs. Abbreviated Homeless Interviews. See the full interviews @dredre9947
Prison prostitution as female guards exploit male prisoners
(KING 5 Seattle) Oct. 20, 2025: KING 5 Investigators reveal at least two employees engaged in sexual relationships with inmates, recording their encounters on video. More: king5.com/article/news/in...
American activist, author, and investigative journalist, Scahill is a founding editor of the online news publication The Intercept and author of Blackwater: The Rise of the World's Most Powerful Mercenary Army (2007), which won the George Polk Book Award. His book Dirty Wars: The World Is a Battlefield (2013) was adapted into a documentary film that premiered at the Sundance Film Festival and was nominated for the 2014 Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature. In July 2024, he left The Intercept and, together with Ryan Grim and Nausicaa Renner, founded Drop Site News. More
(DemocracyNow.org) Nermeen Shaikh on world headlines for Oct. 6, 2025
Release of tortured European flotilla activists/hostages from Israel
DRM News; Cross World News; Sketchy Side, South Park really went there; TJDS; Jeremy Scahill (Drop Site News) on Breaking Points with Krystal and Saagar; Eds., Wisdom Quarterly
(No Jumper) Jan. 12, 2025: Vlogs. Come along while we discover the roots of the nitrous epidemic in the megalopolis that is Los Angeles, the City of Lost Angels.
Full uncensored video available only at Patreon.com/nojumper.
Ice Cube/N.W.A "Straight Outta Compton"; 21 Savage "Redrum"; Black Stories Untold (Ice Cube exposes rap music industry); No Jumper, 1/12/25; Cypress Hill, "Insane in the Brain"; Eminem (industry plant?); Scarface "No Tears"; Pfc. Sandoval; Seth Auberon, Sheldon S. (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly
'It's a type of torture': Hear what it's like inside 'Alligator Alcatraz'
(CNN)
July 26, 2025: CNN talked to immigrants being detained at the Florida facility and created a 3D model to explore what conditions are like inside. CNN's Priscilla Alvarez reports. #CNN #News
Alligator Alcatraz ICE prisoner CHAINED for hours in scalding heat
(Status Coup News) July 25, 2025: Status Coup reporter Ashley Bishop reports on a prisoner at ICE's so-called Alligator Alcatraz prison describing what he called him being "tortured" by guard at the controversial prison in Florida's Everglades. The Nicaraguan man was placed in chains outside in a four-by-four-foot square in what guards call the "box." He was then left outside—chained—for several hours in the scolding heat without water.
SCN needs more viewers to sign up as paid members for as low as $5 bucks a month to stay ON-THE-GROUND and send reporters back to Florida to cover Alligator Alcatraz. SUPPORT: statuscoup.com/join. #alligatoralcatraz #detentioncenter #cruelty #institutionalracism #ice
Ancient African manuscripts rescued from foreign [white] invaders
Black Liberation, Buddhism...
(African History Fountain) Oct. 19, 2024: In the heart of ancient Africa (Kemet), where knowledge flowed like the lifeblood of civilizations, priceless manuscripts lay hidden beneath the sands (in the first "university," Timbuktu, their secrets buried to escape the clutches of foreign invaders.
These texts, filled with centuries of wisdom, science, and spiritual insight, were not merely documents, but the guardians of a forgotten legacy.
Black lives will matter when all lives matter.
As invaders marched upon the lands, determined to erase the cultural heritage of a proud Black peoples, brave scholars risked everything to preserve these treasures.
Protected in underground vaults, smuggled away under the cover of darkness, these manuscripts survived against all odds, carrying with them the unbroken spirit of African intellect and resilience. #blackhistory#AfricanHistory#BlackHistoryMatters
It seems to be a truism of this American life (in the USA rather than other parts of the Americas) that police abuse social minorities.
If a killer kop wants to kill, who's going to stop him, the corrupt court system that does everything it can to shield him from successful prosecution?
White females are a minority? - If I feel like it.
Police know they have wide latitude to kill, beat, and otherwise abuse poor, disenfranchised, dark skinned, or other socially subordinated groups at will. Blacks and Natives seem to get the worst of it, if mainstream news reports are to be believed. And every time another outrageous case of police brutality, implicit bias, or outright racism hits the news, there are protests. They are usually met with a paramilitary response.
The protected classes back the police so that they get to feeling/knowing who they work for. Police protect their protectors and abuse their abusers. It is part of the "system" under which we live.
Ten years ago, police on the East Coast thought it was reasonable to choke Eric Gardner to death. Or, say, it wasn't reasonable, nothing was going to happen if one or more did it. So they did.
Though he yelled, "I can't breathe" as he was being choked to death in an illegal chokehold, the police figured they could always say, "He was breathing enough to say he couldn't breathe" as they smirked.
From George Floyd to Sonya Massey and too many others to mention, these racist police crimes have continued to fill coffins and the coffers of Police Protection League chapters
Eric Garner remembered on 10th anniversary of his chokehold death [at hands of killer cop]
(africanews) Euronewsis funded in whole or in part by the European Union. July 18, 2024: It has been 10 years since the chokehold death of Eric Garner at the hands of [killer] New York City police officers made “I can’t breathe” a rallying cry. [It's as if the officer were a tree, his arm a noose, and this a modern lynching.] #AfNews Read more: africanews.com/2024/07/18...
The solution to homelessness could be easy and inexpensive rather than a bureaucratic mess.
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Not all 'homeless' are alike on the streets of LA
What will become of the people in Los Angeles who are priced out of the housing market and oftentimes strung out on drugs? Even if they are detoxed and recover from addiction, what does the city and county plan to do with the billions devoted to solving the system problem? New stories like this only highlight what every Angeleno knows is going on under every freeway overpass and most sidewalks in plain sight.
Riverside properties along the 110 Freeway in Highland Park are a nuisance to nearly no one.
There may be tiny homes nearby, but they are run like a prison and people do not want that.
If only the inside were clean
Homeless families say they have "no choice" but to take up space next to dangerous freeways because they can't find housing or jobs.
Some of the unhoused have taken creative measures to bring creature comforts to their tiny shanty homes.
The freeway families say they "look out for one other" and have built their own tiny community.
Caesar Duarte didn't flinch as an Amazon truck barreled down the busy 110 Freeway in Los Angeles, missing his makeshift home by just a few feet.
I want to go off grid and live in peace
The only thing that stood between Duarte's outdoor kitchen and speeding vehicles was a three-foot retaining wall and metal fencing.
The 44-year-old mechanic and house painter said he has learned to deal with the danger and noise since he erected his homestead by the freeway about four years ago.
With all new materials, a home like this might only cost $40K to build and place on a foundation
Is there any hope for a future of modular homes with A/C and protection from rain and sun?
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Could there be a double wide mansion on wheels?
"It doesn't bother me, and also I have no choice," Duarte told DailyMail.com. "Everything is too expensive. Rent is too expensive, and right now it's hard to find jobs.
"We are struggling like everyone here. We don't have any problems with anyone, and we don't make problems with anyone. The neighbors, we take care of one another."
What's the tiniest "home" possible? LA's plan for "tiny tent" housing
With more than $100 million to spend, Mayor Karen Bass and LA County should be able to afford at least 800 "tiny tents," according to Fishbone and Crab in the Morning on 95.5 FM (j/k).
If they don't like their tiny tents, we have ways to convince or house them in our jails - LAPD
Daily Mail (mailonline.co.uk) via MSN, 4/25/24; Crystal Q., CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly LIVE from Highland Park, along the Arroyo Mojado (LA River tributary)
(Encyclopedia Britannica) • The Catastrophe, Palestinian-Arabic Nakba, the systematic state-sponsored killing of countless of Muslim children, women, men and others by IDF militants armed and aided by the West and their collaborators during various wars and many battles of an ongoing genocide. The Knesset called this Zionist business as usual and all part of their “settler colonial project.” • Holocaust, Hebrew Shoʾah, Yiddish and Hebrew Ḥurban (“Destruction”), the systematic state-sponsored killing of six million Jewish men, women, and children and millions of others by Nazi Germany and its collaborators during World War II. The Germans called this “the final solution to the Jewish question.”
The US did it to Indians, so we did it to our pests
The English word "holocaust" is derived from the ancient Greek holokauston, a translation of the Hebrew word ʿolah, meaning "a burnt sacrifice offered whole to [the Christian] God."
US, Vatican, Italy, Japan backed H
This word was chosen because in the manifestation of the Nazi program of expelling its unwelcome Jewish population and other undesirables (Gypsies, gays, the infirm, political prisoners, etc.) — prison labor and concentration camps — the corpses of victims of contagious diseases, overworking, harsh treatment, and bureaucratic neglect were disposed of in a sanitary manner.
First they were deloused using the insecticide Zyklon B, which was produced and sold to the German state by Heli. Then they were exploited by German auto industry giants like VW and BMW). Finally, the bodies of the deceased were placed whole in crematoria and open pyres to prevent the spread of disease and to cover up the extent of the abused casualties.
Nazi Town, USA | full doc | PBS
American Experience
(American Experience | PBS) April 2, 2024: In February 1939, more than 20,000 Americans filled New York's Madison Square Garden for an event billed as a [Trump-style] “Pro-American Rally.”
US modeled camps, Prescott Bush funded Hitler
Images of George Washington hung alongside swastikas, underlining the organizers' belief that German Nazism was entirely consistent with American ideals.
NAZI TOWN, USA tells the largely unknown story of the German American Bund, an organization of American Nazi sympathizers on U.S. soil.
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