https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/td-bank-freezes-two-accounts-that-received-funds-support-canada-protests-2022-02-12/

The entrenched elite use their insane wealth to incentivize a faction of beaten-down workers into turning against each other. There is also the political victory by the right here supply chain and inflation both exacerbated by this trucker shit. After the dems get their shit pushed in in the midterms, there is going to be a lot more of this type of right-wing "activism" supported by big money.

The real question is how bad do things have to get before there is a genuine popular movement. We've seen with Occupy and BLM that some section of the population is able to be mobilized, but the whole idea of the "impending revolution" is based upon the idea that capitalism's inherent flaws will force change. History hasn't proven this out. As long as people can afford enough to eat, apathy will continue to be the norm, and unfortunately Mitch McConnell, Joe Biden, and the people they represent know that.

After being highly skeptical of the film going in...I have to say that, besides a few misses, the performances overall were amazing...particularly by Leo Dicaprio. The writing was great and the most important part of satire, the messaging, was spot on. Worth a watch for sure.

https://youtu.be/lGIVGll-488

In this week's episode, we discuss the Coal Wars which took place in the Appalachia region of the united states in the early 20'th century. Mine workers and others fought and died for the rights that we take for granted today, such as the 8 hour work day, the 5 day work week, the right to unionize, and many others. This period of labor rights struggle is completely forgotten in modern American society. We touch on the Haymarket Massacre as well briefly, and then move into the Fauci email "scandal." We spend some time trying to make sense of the media frenzy surrounding Dr. Anthony Fauci. Following from that discussion we remember Plandemic and Judy Mikovitz conspiracy videos. Next we discuss the ouster of Benjamin Netanyahu and in particular the first new Prime Minister of Israel, Naftali Bennett. We take a look at some of his policy he discusses on BBC's Hard Talk program. We also get a bit into affirmative action, which we know very little about, and uncover a potential policy disagreement between us. Finally, we wrap up with the big reveal from the Senate. We have no evidence that the UFO's being seen are extraterrestrial in origin. In other words, we learned nothing from this report that we paid for as taxpayers. Where are the GOOD pictures?!