
Trump assesses in what order to attack other countries
The seemingly contradictory signals coming from the Trump administration merely reflect an ongoing debate within it over the order in which countries should be attacked.
The seemingly contradictory signals coming from the Trump administration merely reflect an ongoing debate within it over the order in which countries should be attacked.
National Demonstration for Palestine
Saturday 2 November
Assemble: 12 Noon Central London
Whether Harris or Trump is elected U.S. President they will continue their interrelated policies of aggression internationally and attacks on the US population domestically to finance and sustain this.
The primary trends currently taking place are the differential demographic increases in the non-white in comparison to the white population – necessitating an immense attack on the voting rights of primarily non-white communities in an attempt to hold back the tide.
The international solidarity movement has to redouble its efforts and prepare for a prolonged conflict.
Despite the conservative majority on the Supreme Court, voter suppression legislation, and gerrymandered electoral maps, the Republicans are failing to sufficiently break the Democratic electoral coalition to produce a breakthrough.
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