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Elections: A Trap for Fools. by Jean-Paul Sartre, 1973

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  First Published : Jean-Paul Sartre, «Élections, piège à cons»,   Les temps modernes , n° 318, janvier 1973; Source :  Good Morning, Revolution HTML Markup : for marxists.org by  Zdravko Saveski , 2021. In 1789 the vote was given to landowners. What this meant was that the vote had been given not to men but to their  real  estate, to bourgeois property, which could only vote for itself. Although the system was profoundly unfair, since it excluded the greater part of the French population, it was not absurd. The voters, of course, voted individually and in secret. This was in order to separate them from one another and allow only incidental connections between their votes. But all the voters were property owners and thus already isolated by their land, which closed around them and with its physical impenetrability kept out everything, including people. The ballots were discrete quantities that reflected only the separation of the voters. It was hoped that w...
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Canadian Doctor: 62% of Patients Vaccinated for COVID Have Permanent Heart Damage

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The headline is misleading but the information presented is still cause for concern.   Canadian Doctor: 62% of Patients Vaccinated for COVID Have Permanent Heart Damage      Brian Shilhavy We have previously covered the story of  Dr.  Charles Hoffe ,  the brave doctor who has been practicing medicine for 28 years in the small, rural town of Lytton in British Columbia, Canada. After he had administered about 900 doses of the Moderna experimental mRNA COVID-19 injections, he sounded the alarm over the severe reactions he was observing in his patients who chose to get the shot (he chose NOT to get it himself), which included death. The result of him sounding the alarm was a gag order issued against him by the medical authorities in his community. He defied this gag order and was interviewed by Laura-Lynn Tyler Thompson on her show where he sounded the alarm. See:  Canadian Doctor Defies Gag Order and Tells the Public How the Moderna COVID I...
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Nancy and Paul Pelosi Making Millions in Stock Trades in Companies She Actively Regulates

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  Nancy and Paul Pelosi Making Millions in Stock Trades in Companies She Actively Regulates The Speaker, already one of the richest members in Congress, has become far richer through investment maneuvers in Big Tech, as she privately chats with their CEOs. Glenn Greenwald U.S. House of Representatives Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (L) and businessman Paul Pelosi attend the Clive Davis and Recording Academy Pre-GRAMMY Gala and GRAMMY Salute to Industry Icons Honoring Jay-Z on January 27, 2018 in New York City. (Photo by Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images) House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) is  the  sixth-richest member of Congress , according to the most recent financial disclosure statements filed in 2019. As the California Democrat has risen through party ranks and obtained more and more political power, her personal wealth has risen right along with it. Pelosi “has seen her wealth increase to nearly $115 million from $41 million in 2004,”  reports  the transparency non-...
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Interview With Professor Adolph Reed

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  Interview With Professor Adolph Reed Funny, outspoken, and original, the political science professor and author talks race, class, liberalism, and Robin DiAngelo on Useful Idiots Matt Taibbi Last May, the Democratic Socialists of America invited the longtime Yale, Northwestern, and University of Pennsylvania professor Adolph Reed to speak to the New York City chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America. As the  New York Times  later  pointed out , it seemed a natural fit. Reed is a Marxist who campaigned for Bernie Sanders and throughout his career advocated for Democrats to move leftward. He once said of Barack Obama that his brand represented “vacuous to repressive neoliberal politics.” The DSA should have been his home base. The New York chapter didn’t see it that way. Reed was planning to argue that it was an error to focus on the disproportionate impact of Covid-19 on black Americans. He believed the focus on race overshadowed class disparities, made ...
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