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Decolonization FotB Podcast Social Justice

Scurvy November 15, 2022November 16, 2022 against borders, anti-Indigenous policy, antifascism, borders are imperialism, Canada, colonialism, Current Affairs, decolonization, FA1, FotB, Friends of the Blog, genocide, Imperialism, Indigenous antifascism, Indigenous resistance, Indigenous thought, Manitoba, Mary-Ellen Turpel-Lafond, Media, Media Indigena, multi-media, Podcast, pretendians, Rick Harp, Scurvy, Scurvy's Selection, settler colonialism, Social Justice, ST2, Turtle Island, WD7

Scurvy’s Selection: Media Indigena Podcast

Scurvy is back again with a hot new left-leaning podcast to share; this week we’re working towards decolonization with Rick Harp’s Media Indigena Podcast.

Media Madness socialism Theory War

NinaIllingworth March 31, 2021November 17, 2022 anti-Indigenous policy, Antony Blinken, Bolivia, Catholic Church, christian fundamentalism, Christian nationalism, CIA, coup, Edward Herman, Essays, Evo Morales, FA1, FAIR, Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, Fantastic Lies, fascism, fascist coup, foreign policy, Imperialism, Jacobin, Jeanine Áñez, Jeff Bezos, Joe Biden, Latin America, left wing theory, lie, Luis Arce, Luis Fernando Camacho, MAS, Media, Media Madness, Media Theory, MP6, Nina Illingworth, Noam Chomsky, OAS, Offsite Writing, pig empire, Pig Empire imperialism, practical examples of a propaganda model, Propaganda, propaganda model, propaganda theory, re-writing history, Rec Reads, Recommended Reading, regime change, Six Things I Think, Socialism, soft power, ST2, The New Old Forever War, Theory, US backed coups, US imperialism, USA, WaPo editorial board, war, war mongers, Washington Post, WD7

Bolivian Stroke: WaPo’s Imperialist Memory Games on Media Madness

A heavily sourced Media Madness essay about the propaganda model and renewed Pig Empire efforts to undermine the socialist government of Bolivia.