I've been following antiwar.com for a while, and it seems like they're the only ones pointing out this kind of travesty most of the time.
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I've been following antiwar.com for a while, and it seems like they're the only ones pointing out this kind of travesty most of the time.
Am I on their site now, pretty cool
It still looks like a site from 2002, but they cover a lot of info.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 and that's why I had to send you the screenshot just to be sure because been a while since I saw a website user interface like that. Hahaha
Remember the early days of news aggregator sites like the Drudge Report?
hahaha yes yes I do 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 nice
Be VERY wary of that site. It's been infiltrated by paid actors for a pro-war psyop, so if you're going to share anything you found there, you need to make sure it's actually true. A big part of the reason the War Machine is so powerful is that it has a consistent track record of discrediting the anti-war movement by feeding us narratives so ridiculous that no-one in a position to actually do anything will take us seriously. The general public can't see it, but former "defense" contractor insiders like yours truly know exactly what's happening here.
Furthermore, a lot of people who profess (and they may even believe themselves) to be anti-war are only anti-intervention, but are in favour of a psychological and economic war at home, and depending on the individual in question, may not even be anti-violence.