Anstand, Normalität, Völkermord und die US-Präsidentschaftswahl

This analysis provides a critical perspective on the current political landscape in the United States, highlighting the contradictions and complexities within both major political parties. The author argues that while Trump may exhibit fascistic tendencies, he does not represent a traditional fascist party with a clear program or ideology. Instead, Trump’s leadership is characterized by a cult of personality and internal divisions within the Republican Party.

The author also critiques the Democratic Party, particularly Biden’s hawkish foreign policy stance and support for NATO expansion. The author suggests that the Democratic Party’s reliance on fear-mongering tactics to rally support against Trump may not be effective in the long run.

Overall, the analysis challenges mainstream narratives about the political situation in the US and encourages readers to question the motivations and interests of both major parties and the ruling class

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Decency, Normalcy, Genocide and the U.S. Presidential Election

Each day passes, and another 260 die; the genocide is slow. Some 2.3 million Palestinians lived on the Gaza Strip on Oct. 7. By January 14, 23,000 of these were gone. It took all of three months to extinguish one percent of the population. When will we get to two percent? We exceeded 30,000 last week. It will take another two months, at this rate, sometime before May Day, to bring the total yield to 46,000 dead Palestinians, or two percent of “pre-war” Gaza. Will the corporate media call it genocide then? How many of a targeted population need to be annihilated to warrant the accusation? Is CNN waiting for 50%, before reporting things as they really are? One wants

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