Red Books Day 2021

had to fuckin thumb this down cause 'comments turned off' AND unlistable ....

but i don't let my efforts go to waste of course ...

'one' as/is duh euphemism for 'the one', the one who carries the torch of most succesful abzocker and abject zogger torch of&for the moment, he gets to call the shots as long as his earnings 'come out on top' [private Gates, at your cervix] to form that brittle spikey pieksie pinnacle of iniquity behind which to unite cause and for no other reason than that there's kneejerk and plain jerk money in it.
All those espousing and spouting the oneness memes like there's no and/or nothing but tomorrow's torched and scorched earth here today and sure to stay already, are in fact using whatever clout and sponsorship gathered and garnered therewith to divide and set up grand sacrificial spectacles wherefrom the most brutalized and traumatized are picked to breed in hopes of more easily weaponizable talents. George Webb revealed he's hot on the tracks of proving Woolsey is the son of Gehlen, top BolshZioNazi and the group he was part of got divided up to go to the most promising and rival places, the 'ones' with empire building potential .. in order to equalize them enough [behind the scenes of course, via illicit hi profit markets and ratlines] to approach that natural ignition point of nature triggered by equality, THE sure [match/]fire situation leading to battles unto death, hence war profits and reduction of competitor stock. So spout all those bonobo feefees all you want, you'll never get rid of the chimps ... should have never let that Congo river stop dividing yallz ...

Red Books Day 2021
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#RedBooksDay2021​ A virtual reading of the Manifesto of the Communist Party by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels to commemorate the second annual Red Books Day and the 173rd Anniversary of the Manifesto's publication.

In coordination with Leftword Books, the International People’s Assembly, and the International Union of Left Publishers, Red Books Day is called to not only celebrate the internationalism of the Manifesto on the anniversary of it’s publication, but also as a coordinated day to stand against the unreason and the attacks of the far right.

Readers: Charisse Burden-Stelly, Abby Martin, Ciara Taylor, Zaina Alsous, Claudia de la Cruz, Phil Agnew, Mike Legaspi, Jodie Evans, Mariam Elhaies, Gerald Horne, Shailly Barnes, James Early, David Chung, Lisa Armstrong, Willie Baptist, Niki Franco, Natalia de Campos, Jodi Dean, Chris Caruso, Manolo de los Santos, Sheila Xiao, Andy Damas, Vijay Prashad.
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