the january 26 edition
here we try to break the algorithm
and try to highlight important topics that are not highlighted fairly in the news.
Written By Mr Ish.
The goal of this article is to highlight a few incidents of Black individuals who lost their lives due to hanging. All these cases have happened within the span of 5 years, between 2020 and 2025. I will try to both tally the incidents and briefly look at reports of these individuals' deaths. Also, I will try to reflect on why such violent incidents seem to be on the rise, and why we are going back as a country to accept such racial rhetoric and views. This is not a comprehensive study, and perhaps this personal reflection will motivate someone to learn about this subject and spread awareness.
Note: This is a difficult subject for me to write about. Over the last few years, I kept hearing about different incidents involving the deaths of Black persons in this horrific way—found hanging. Lynching was a terrible method to intimidate and punish people of color in what I hoped was a dark period of our history that we should have moved on from. I believe most Americans, no matter their race, color, or creed, are not racist. But I also believe that the rights that were granted are rights that need the protection of all of us. For an inclusionary country is a great country.
As our country descends into fascistic tendencies—with the rise of the far right, the Trump phenomenon, the war on Islam, and later the siding with the Zionist state in its genocide by the so-called moderate left and moderate right—we have seen the emboldening of extremely racist beliefs among the ruling class. These racist views, which already have a long history in North America, are now in revival.
As our economy shifted to a financialized and consumer economy, and as many people were plunged into poverty, it has become all too convenient to blame and "other" those who are different. And believe you me, no one is as "othered" as a person of color in the US.
This, in a way, resurrects the attitudes of that dark past. People with racist views and even fascistic tendencies are emboldened to speak and act with impunity, especially against Muslims and dark-complected individuals. Furthermore, Americans who believe in human rights and equality are called fanatics and communists and are being purged from their jobs and schools due to their opposition to the Gaza genocide, which our government took as a threat to its own interests because of Zionist influence.
Around the globe, people in power have used every intellectual trick to subjugate and invade countries and control populations—in the name of democracy, "which we will bring with our tanks," and in the name of the free market, which we can use to destroy small to medium-sized businesses and break worker organizations. But when all that fails and the mask is off, those people in power will go back to the 17th-century European view of the superiority of the races. This is a global phenomenon.
Now, I am not a young person, and I know that these issues have plagued our culture. But I believe that we are living in what may become a dangerous time for those who are scapegoated, for these reasons:
"Democracy Now,speak with Rutgers University professor Mark Bray, who fled from the U.S. to Spain with his family after receiving death threats over his scholarship. He is the author of the 2017 book "Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Handbook," which explores the history and tactics of anti-fascist movements in Europe, the United States and beyond. Turning Point USA, the conservative campus group founded by Charlie Kirk, had called for Bray's firing and branded him "Dr. Antifa." This comes as the Trump administration has dramatically escalated its war on dissent following Kirk's assassination, using his death as pretext to launch an assault on activists, organizations and speech it disagrees with."
Chris Hedges delivers the speech that he was supposed to give at the National Press Club of Australia, detailing the access-based journalism that pervades the mainstream media and has betrayed Palestinian people.
In this small video, CJ Werleman, shed the light on the Hindu nationalist government of India and it cooperation with the Zionist regime.
Mr Werleman highlight the similarity between the two political Ideologies in term of their origin and racial view's.
This is often not thought about in the west that non whites can be fascist.
please support CJ Werleman at the following links to keep independent journalist viable for I know that Mr Werleman was shadow band like many others who dare to speak out.
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For over a thousand years, the West has told the same story — the Arab and the Muslim as the eternal enemy.
From the Crusades to colonialism to the War on Terror, that myth has justified centuries of violence — all the way to Gaza today.
This is the story of how that lie was written… and why we’re still living inside it.
This documentary delves into the politics behind filmmaking, revealing how the Pentagon often censored or refused to support scripts that depicted American soldiers in an unfavorable light, such as in "Forrest Gump" or "Platoon" . It contrasts historical facts—like the devastating "Project 100,000" and the reality of refugee camps—with their cinematic representations . Finally, the video discusses the "revenge fantasies" of films like "Rambo: First Blood Part II" and the intellectual exploration of administrative deception in "The Post," concluding that many of these movies served more to help Americans process their own defeat rather than to accurately document the experience of the Vietnamese people.
Also, video explores how American cinema has historically portrayed the Vietnam War, highlighting a recurring trend where the Vietnamese perspective is largely sidelined in favor of American narratives. It examines a spectrum of films, from the overtly patriotic and government-assisted "The Green Berets" to more critically acclaimed, morally complex works like "Platoon," "Apocalypse Now," and "Full Metal Jacket." The narrator points out that while some films aim for realism, they often omit the scale of destruction caused by American bombing campaigns and ignore the reality that the conflict was, at its core, a Vietnamese civil war and a struggle for national liberation.
I think this is a wonderful documentary, and I highly encourage you to watch and share it. Good job GDF for the well thoughtful documentary.
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