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Während #Meloni und Co. der zivilen #Seenotrettung in #Italien mit militärischer Spionagesoftware zu Leibe rücken, retten sie kriminelle Ausländer per Regierungsflieger vor dem #IStGH. #Malta lässt derweil Flüchtende trotz klarer Aufforderung der UN auf einer Bohrinsel sitzen.

Seit der Drucklegung meines Buches sind rund ums #Mittelmeer schon wieder einige komplett irre Geschichten passiert. Ich hab sie in einem Update für #Jacobin.de zusammengefasst: jacobin.de/artikel/sommer-der-

JACOBIN Magazin · Zehn Jahre nach dem »Sommer der Migration« hat Europa die Seenotrettung aufgegeben2015 begannen humanitäre Organisationen Flüchtende auf dem Mittelmeer zu retten. Seither hat sich nicht nur das Klima gegenüber Migrantinnen und Migranten verschärft – auch die zivile Seenotrettung wird immer weiter erschwert.
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Donald Trump Is Doubling Down on All of Joe Biden’s Failures

https://jacobin.com/2025/04/trump-biden-inflation-wars-censorship/

> Wars abroad, the affordability crisis, inflation, censorship of political speech — Donald Trump successfully exploited discontent with Joe Biden’s administration on all these issues and more. Trump is now making all of them far worse.

#uspolitics #uspol #uspoli #trump #biden #inflation #censorship #jacobin
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt (left) listens as President Donald Trump speaks to reporters while in flight on Air Force One, en route to Joint Base Andrews on April 6, 2025.
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#Jacobin: "#JeffBezos has finally dropped the pretense. The world’s third-richest man has decreed that the #WashingtonPost, which he purchased back in 2013, will no longer publish opinions that challenge free market economics. With a casual diktat that would make William Randolph Hearst blush, #Bezos has laid bare what critics have long suspected: when #billionaires buy #newspapers, they aren’t just after profitable investments — they’re buying ideological bodyguards."

jacobin.com/2025/03/bezos-wash

jacobin.comJeff Bezos Is Scared to Have an Open Debate on EconomicsBy banning perspectives critical of the status quo, Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos is turning a major news outlet into a mouthpiece for market fundamentalists. If the ideas he champions are so defensible, why is he squeamish about debate?
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Today in Labor History February 12, 1889: Antonín Dvořák's Jakobín premiered at the National Theater in Prague. The three-act opera was one of Dvořák's peasant operas. Marie Červinková-Riegrová wrote the libretto, based on the story "At the Ducal Court," by Alois Jirásek. In the story, the Count disowns his son, Bohuš, for his alleged ties with the French Revolutionaries known as Jacobins.

Cover of the piano reduction of the Jakobin, by Antonin Dvorak. Art by Mikoláš Aleš, 1911. By Mikoláš Aleš - Burghauser, Jarmil: Antonín Dvořák, p. 73, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=4977638
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MikeDunnAuthor

Today in Labor History November 23, 1760: French revolutionary Francois-Noel Babeuf was born on this date in St. Quentin, France. Babeuf was proto-anarchist revolutionary, who formed a secret society during the time of the French Revolution, known as the Conspiracy of the Equals, that plotted to overthrow the revolutionary government, and replace it with one that was truer to Jacobin ideals. The group included Sylvain Maréchal, Jacques Roux, Jean Varlet and others. Specifically, they called for a society with absolute equality, through the collectivization of all lands and the means of production, and putting an end to all poverty, at least for citizens of France. They also called for the abolition of private property and equal access to food, demands that resonated heavily among the impoverished French population, who were suffering from hunger during the economic crisis that followed the Revolution. By early April, 1796, half a million Parisians were in need of relief. And people began singing Babeuf’s song, Mourant de faim, mourant de froid ("Dying of Hunger, Dying of Cold"), in the cafés.

Throughout his life, Babeuf advocated for the poor and for the abolition of private property. He said "Society must be made to operate in such a way that it eradicates once and for all the desire of a man to become richer, or wiser, or more powerful than others."

Portrait of a young Babeuf, in a top hat. By François Bonneville - This file comes from Gallica Digital Library and is available under the digital ID btv1b84127115, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=1420443
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#DonaldTrump's recent electoral victory, securing a clear popular majority, challenges the application of the "fascism" label to his political movement. The #Jacobin article argues that interpreting #Trumpism through a fascist lens is misleading, as it overlooks the unique context of multiracial democracies and the evolving nature of authoritarianism.

jacobin.com/2024/11/fascism-de

jacobin.comThe “Fascist” With a Popular MajorityDonald Trump’s victory at the polls will inevitably reopen the “fascism debate.” But does a populist whose appeal cuts across diverse groups truly fit the fascist profile?
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from #WorldOutlook #Jacobin
Rashid Khalidi on U.S. Support to #Israel, #PalestinianNationalMovement (II)

By world-outlook.com on October 19, 2024

In this interview, #RashidKhalidi, the #Palestinian American author of "The Hundred Years' War on #Palestine," discusses two key points — among other important ideas. The first concerns the U.S. role in enabling Israel’s brutal war in the region that has now spread far beyond the #Gaza Strip. The second is about the state of the Palestinian national movement.

[part 2 of an interview originally published in Jacobin, along with an introduction, photos, and endnotes]

world-outlook.com/2024/10/19/r

#NotAnotherBomb
#StopArmingIsrael
#RejectAIPAC #BDS
#CeasefireNow #DivestFromIsrael
#RestoreFundsToUNRWA
#EqualRightsForAllFromTheRiverToTheSea is #NotAntisemitic
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#FreePalestine #LetGazaLive
#politics #MiddleEast #Lebanon
#USA #US #USPolitics #Biden
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ZNet (unofficial)

Kamala #Harris’s campaign mirrors Hillary Clinton’s 2016 strategy, focusing on appealing to Republicans rather than energizing the progressive base.

Both campaigns reflect a complacent attitude, believing Trump’s unpopularity alone will secure a win.

While Harris presents some policy proposals, they seem less ambitious than Biden's past agenda, resulting in declining support. #jacobin #USelection

znetwork.org/znetarticle/is-ka

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„Zweitens genossen diejenigen, die im Wahlkampf vor einer schnellen Einheit warnten, kein großes Ansehen. Selbst die hochgehandelte SPD landete bei für damalige Verhältnisse enttäuschenden 21,9 Prozent. Dahinter steckte ein Anliegen vieler nach einer zügigen Teilhabe am Konsumniveau der Bundesrepublik. Das sollte man nicht vorschnell verurteilen, sondern als eine Art soziale Forderung begreifen.“ jacobin.de/artikel/ostdeutschl /via #jacobin #damals

JACOBIN Magazin · »Die Transformation war kein Schicksal, das einfach ertragen wurde« Um die Stärke der AfD im Osten zu erklären, hat sich das Narrativ der Wendeverlierer etabliert. Warum wir die Ostdeutschen nicht als passive Opfermasse erinnern dürfen und wie die Transformation von 1989 die ostdeutsche Mentalität tatsächlich geprägt hat, erklärt der Historiker Detlev Brunner im Interview.
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