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Norman Finkelstein: Can Anyone STOP Israel? | October 7, Three Years Later
Zios can't out-think the Fink!
u/Robotobot — 5 days ago
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French presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon: “We will withdraw from NATO. NATO only serves one purpose: to place us under U.S. control.
u/AyatollahSistani — 6 days ago
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Michelle O'Neill | The Late Late Show - Full Interview
youtu.beu/Decent-Canary1320 — 5 days ago
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Alan Shatter says Sinn Fein are 'the equivalent of Nazis in the 1930s'
Comment at 15:00
u/lurker2759 — 13 days ago
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People Before Profit launch Alternative Budget 2027 - "For an Affordable Ireland - Tax the Multi-Millionaires"
pbp.ieu/padraigd — 13 days ago
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The Right to Housing must be enshrined within the Constitution | SocDems
socialdemocrats.ieu/padraigd — 14 days ago
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Would you consider reading the Wikipedia page as a good resource to learn more about this economic and social political model?
I felt political theory wasn’t as important as was simply observing current affairs as parties don’t always act within the exact lines of theory but I’ve been informed by a friend who is much smarter than me about the importance of political theory. I’ve been reading Bernie Sanders book recently but that is more of a criticism of the American Economy and the people it has left behind. It’s a good read, but I wonder if I should read something more theory based. Do you think this would be a better start?
u/FluffySheepSocialist — 13 days ago
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Social Democrats launch Alternative Budget 2027
socialdemocrats.ieu/padraigd — 14 days ago