NIKIFORUK: This Revolution of Destroyers Demands New Names

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This Revolution of Destroyers Demands New Names

[ https://thetyee.ca/Analysis/2025/03/24/ ... New-Names/ ]

QUOTE: "Mafia state. Führer democracy. We need honest terms that signal the threat posed by Trump and his mimics."

Andrew Nikiforuk - March 24, 2025 - The Tyee

EXCERPT: "Trump and his radical cadres have threatened Canada, abandoned European allies, humiliated and blackmailed Ukraine, dismantled the state’s bureaucracy, attacked its universities and embraced the ugly worldview of Russian dictator, Vladimir Putin.

These acts do not represent just another disruption or a transactional presidency. Or some new form of unconventional politics. We are witnessing a revolution that pretends to address numerous and often legitimate grievances by overthrowing the ruling social order.

In this revolution the virtual guillotines are now lining up for shocked members of government, media and universities. The crows are circling and there is no expiry date on the growing disorder. (Yes, fascism by its very nature is exhausting.) In revolutionary times, perfidy, calculation and fear carry the day.

Moreover, his remarkable upheaval, orchestrated by an ambitious clique of Christian nationalists, oligarchs and techno-fascists, seeks to mould a Führer democracy — a term coined by Hungarian political scientist Andras Körösényi. . . . . "

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ANGUS: THE BANAL EVIL OF TRUMP AND BIBI

How Gaza Welcomed in the Age of Monsters

Charlie Angus / The Resistance - March 24, 2025

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EXCERPT: "The Topography of Terror in Berlin is a museum unlike any other. It is located above the former torture chambers of the Gestapo and serves as a guide to one of history's darkest periods. But what makes the museum so powerful is that it doesn't simply document what happened – it shows us how a country of ordinary people became seduced, intimidated or indifferent into going along with mass murder. . . . . ."

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