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“Biblical Justice, Equal Justice, for All”: How North Carolina’s Chief Justice Transformed His State and America


NC GOP is threatening Pro Publica about this article.


US troops given German food bank advice amid shutdown – DW – 11/05/2025


An actual article this time.


The era of fine speeches and good intentions is over. Brazil’s Cop30 will be about action | Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva


The right words, but given his willingness to allow new oil exploration, I don't seriously expect to see action follow.




Authorities detain & deport 2 Jews after they sought to support the olive harvest in a Palestinian village


“The two participants who were detained were volunteering with Rabbis for Human Rights’ long-standing olive harvest initiative—an act of nonviolent solidarity that supports Palestinian farmers facing settler/military violence and access restrictions to their own lands. They joined the harvest as part of their regular volunteer placements through Achvat,” says Oltersdorf.

The charges? “Violating IDF Orders,” according to the Israeli Population and Immigration Authority.

The principles and actions of these […] groups might seem soft compared to the ardent anti-Zionist Jewish groups popping up around the world. They were not arrested engaging in insurgent direct action, did not call for an end to Israel, they simply went to go pick olives.

Yet the targeting of these interfaith groups calling for co-existence in Israel/Palestine shows a troubling trend for International solidarity activists seeking to engage in front line activities in Palestine. While groups like International Solidarity Movement, who bring people of all faiths and backgrounds to Palestine have been consistently targeted by Israel for arrest and deportation, the same has rarely applied to Jewish, faith-based groups. The Jewish supremacy that once protected International Jews with Israeli organizations is slowly fading.

Avi Dabush, CEO of Rabbis for Human Rights says: “We are disappointed and outraged by the expulsion of Jewish women from Israel and the delay of volunteers. This is selective enforcement of the most blatant and dangerous kind. We are only two weeks into the harvest season and we have already been given 9 orders declaring the harvest areas a closed military area prohibiting us from entering, but on the other hand, the violent settlers have not been detained or arrested so far in all the attacks that have been recorded. We operate without violence and according to the law, and it is a shame that the police and the army wasted an entire day turning away people who came to stand by people under attack.”

But with this rise in retaliation from Israel against insurgent Jews within their borders, the narrative that Zionism and Israel has been pushing also begins to crack. When Jews become unsafe and unwelcome in Israel because of the Israeli government itself, the hypocrisy of Israel as a means for Jewish safety becomes further exposed. As Israel seeks to determine what Jews are politically aligned enough to engage in apartheid and Jewish supremacy, the world must take note that Jewish safety is not helped by Israel. Indeed at the two activists can attest, Israel makes the world more dangerous for Jews.

in reply to Anarcho-Bolshevik

Literally illegal to be anti-genocide in the zionist.


Emboldened Democrats mobilize against centrists’ emerging shutdown deal


Hours before the first major elections since Donald Trump’s win last November, Sen. Bernie Sanders offered a stern warning for Democrats about the party’s closed-door talks to end the shutdown.

Inside a tense, three-hour meeting at the Capitol on Tuesday, a fiery Sanders urged Democrats not to yield to Republicans without a real victory on health care. The Vermont independent was armed with fresh polling from a Democratic-aligned firm that showed voters would punish the party for giving up with nothing in return, according to a person familiar with his remarks.

By Wednesday morning, Sanders and his colleagues in Congress pointed to Democrats’ blow-out victories — including in Virginia, a state with thousands of furloughed federal workers — as the most powerful evidence yet they needed to keep fighting.

https://www.cnn.com/2025/11/05/politics/democrats-shutdown-deal-elections



in reply to silence7

If New Yorkers experience climate change as a matter of comfort, not survival, that's because NYC is very wealthy. That's why this article can frame the intertwined issue as quality of life, not length of life.

For most of the world, climate change will put quality of life and length of life in conflict with each other. People will need to sacrifice some comfort/luxury to prevent death. That actually probably includes NYC.







VW to build its own AI chips in China in autonomous driving push




in reply to silence7

Not that difficult. “Pay up or GTFO” scrawled on a napkin and given to google, amazon, and Microsoft seems like it would be pretty easy to manage.
in reply to dylanmorgan

No but you can't tell the oligarchs to not!

You would need to get their cocks out of your mouth first, so...

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in reply to silence7

not difficult close it down lol. they dont do anything but drain taxpayers money, and pollute the surrounding land.


Green Groups’ Election Takeaway: Focus on Trump Energy Agenda Costs


Voters’ frustration with high power bills helped propel Democrats to victory in New Jersey, Virginia and Georgia. Climate advocates stressed how Trump’s rollbacks of clean energy add to the pain.


O pacto do agro, do mercado financeiro e das facções


cross-posted from: lemmy.eco.br/post/18032840




VW to build its own AI chips in China in autonomous driving push




Luanti Non-Profit: We've Joined Open Collective Europe


in reply to Nemeski

Luanti has joined Open Collective Europe (OCE), a non-profit based in Belgium that provides fiscal hosting to open source projects. OCE hosts many notable projects, including EndeavourOS, F-Droid, and postmarketOS. Joining OCE allows Luanti to operate like a non-profit and unlocks many new opportunities.

You can donate to Luanti’s non-profit collective at opencollective.com/luanti.



in reply to kewwwi

Where is part one of this meme? I need to send it to the group chat

in reply to silence7

ALL billionaires need to go. To the guillotines that is.
in reply to silence7

This guy is in the Epstein files, but somehow avoided all the criticism relating to it.

He has a well paid PR team.



Seven data-driven lessons from the 2025 elections


What we saw last night was a directional shift toward Democrats in 99.8% of counties that held partisan elections. With few exceptions, voters everywhere moved to the left from 2024 to 2025.


Tech Billionaire Marc Andreessen Bet Big on Trump. It’s Paying Off for Silicon Valley.


One of the lesser known oligarchs that we are fighting against here in the USA.


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in reply to solarpunk.rizz.pill

Everybody knows that electrons that come from forcibly ripping fuel out of the earth have bigger balls that solcuck electrons.


in reply to solarpunk.rizz.pill

I think about this a lot and about people who says "we all are gonna be dead anyways", yeah, you are not wrong, but the idea is that should happen like, I don't know, a dozen of milleniums, maybe? Not in a few decades
in reply to oni ᓚᘏᗢ

It pains me how many people pretend it's a far future problem. They don't understand that heat waves will create mass death much sooner than some centuries in the future timeline.


in reply to silence7

Calling bullshit on this oft repeated lie, most people want Schrödinger's action.

To have effective action, you'd need to ban flying, ban cruise ships, ban private cars , ban petrol lawn equipment, ban recreational offroad vehicles, and recreational boating, ban meat eating pets, ban advertising, ban large houses, make being a billionaire a criminal offence etc

What most people mean is, slap up a couple solar panels and wind turbines and be done with it, which makes it worse, like using an aspirin for li g cancer and saying you've taken action and the problems solved !

Climate change is a demand side and human behavioural issue. To know what people really want, look to voting results, the rest of it is just bullshit.

IMO, interestingly, John Kenneth Galbraith touched on some of the reasons why in his Essay "The culture of contentment".

in reply to hanrahan

Don't let perfect get in the way of good.

The fact you say ban advertising probably shows you have gone a bit on the extreme side. Ban cruise ships? If you shift all recreational air travel to cruise travel, it'll offset a big chunk of impact. Remove petrol cars, private jets, electrify rail, improve public transport, invest in solar, wind, geothermal, tidal, nuclear, move consumption from red meat to white meat and you'll take a big chunk out of it, review, and take further steps if needed.

You seem to have swallowed the propaganda that consumers are responsible, not corporations. You let them off the hook and lost faith. What follows is resignation that we fail and no further steps. That's failure. We have to turn this ship around and the turning circle is big, let's start now and put a full lock on.

People used plastic straws, then they replaced with paper. Less single use plastic heading to landfill. Did consumer change anything? No. The law changed, companies adapted and people through the same actions cut environmental impact, if just by a small amount. Demand side argument does not stand well. It plays a factor, but it isn't the only one.



in reply to solarpunk.rizz.pill

Is this a guy who stole someone's tweet, put a pic of themself in the background and the posted it without comment? If so, can we call it low-effort coattails?
in reply to corsicanguppy

No dawg 😭😭, it’s Elongated Muskrat’s tweet and behind him is a very well known TikTok guy 😭
in reply to corsicanguppy

Bro it's called a meme.

The dude in the background is a well known viral celebrity who makes joke videos that mocks those people who make "quick hack" videos with convoluted solutions to mundane problems that already have mundane solutions.

Superimposing Musky's tweet over him doing his bit is the whole joke.



Bolivia Supreme Court orders release of jailed ex-president Jeanine Anez


La Paz (AFP) – Bolivia's Supreme Court on Wednesday overturned the 10-year prison sentence handed to former right-wing president Jeanine Anez in 2022 over an alleged plot to oust her predecessor Evo Morales.

"The sentence against her... has been annulled," Supreme Court President Romer Saucedo told local media, adding that Anez would be released during the day.

Anez, a former senator, served as interim leader in 2019 after Morales fled the country following mass protests over alleged election fraud during his controversial bid for a fourth term.

Morales, Bolivia's first Indigenous president, claimed he was the victim of a coup after the military called for him to step down following weeks of unrest.

His coup claim was dismissed as fictional by many in Bolivia and abroad given that the army never took power.

Anez was arrested in 2021 after Morales' socialist party returned to power in 2020.

She was convicted of illegally assuming the presidency.

Saucedo said Anez should have been tried by a special court in charge of trying crimes by lawmakers in the course of their duties and not by the criminal justice system.

He said that Anez's rights had been violated.

Anez, 58, did not immediately react on social media but on Tuesday had posted on the X that she would "never regret having served my country when it needed me."



Attack on funeral in Sudan's Kordofan region kills 40: UN


Port Sudan (Sudan) (AFP) – An attack on a funeral in the strategic city of El-Obeid in Sudan's central Kordofan region killed 40 people, the UN said Wednesday, as paramilitaries looked poised to launch an offensive there.

The United Nations' humanitarian office did not specify when the attack took place or who was behind it, but said that the situation in Kordofan was worsening.

The war in Sudan has killed tens of thousands of people and displaced millions more, with the fighting spreading to new areas in recent days, sparking fears of an even greater humanitarian catastrophe.

The paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), at war with the military since 2023, appears to have shifted its focus to Kordofan after capturing El-Fasher, the last army stronghold in the vast western Darfur region.

"Local sources report that at least 40 civilians were killed and dozens injured yesterday in an attack on a funeral gathering in El Obeid, the capital of North Kordofan State," the UN humanitarian agency OCHA said.

"Once again, OCHA calls for an immediate cessation of hostilities and for all parties to protect civilians and respect international humanitarian law."

El-Obeid is a logistics and command hub that links Darfur to the Sudanese capital Khartoum.

The RSF claimed control of Bara, a city north of El-Obeid, last week.


People forced to flee El-Fasher have described horrific abuse, including rape, at the hands of the RSF.

"The rapes were gang rapes. Mass rape in public, rape in front of everyone and no one could stop it," mother of four Amira said from a makeshift shelter in Tawila, some 70 kilometres (43 miles) west of El-Fasher.

"You'd be asleep and they'd come and rape you," she said, using a pseudonym while speaking during a webinar organised by campaign group Avaaz.

"I saw with my own eyes people who couldn't afford to pay (for safe passage) and the fighters took their daughters instead."

Yale University's Humanitarian Research Lab released close-up satellite images showing evidence of atrocities committed during the RSF's takeover of El-Fasher.

The lab's executive director, Nathaniel Raymond, told AFP in an interview that the images were "a spark plug for public outrage".

Both sides in the war have been accused of committing atrocities.

The fall of El-Fasher gave paramilitaries control over all five state capitals in Darfur, raising fears that Sudan would effectively be partitioned along an east-west axis.

The RSF now dominates Darfur and parts of the south, while the army holds the north, east and central regions along the Nile and Red Sea.

The UAE is accused by the UN of supplying arms to the RSF -- allegations it has repeatedly denied.

Abu Dhabi on Wednesday voiced its support for a ceasefire and its "deep denunciation of the ongoing human rights violations and horrific crimes being committed against civilians in various parts of Sudan", including El-Fasher.

The Sudanese army, meanwhile, has received support from Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Iran, according to observers.

Sudan's army-backed defence minister on Tuesday said the military would press on with its fight against the RSF after an internal meeting to discuss a US proposal for a ceasefire.

"We thank the Trump administration for its efforts and proposals to achieve peace," Hassan Kabroun said in a speech broadcast on state television, but added that "preparations for the Sudanese people's battle are ongoing".

No details of the US truce proposal have been made public.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt told reporters on Tuesday that Washington wanted "to see this conflict come to a peaceful end", but added "it's a very complicated situation on the ground right now".

She said the United States was "actively engaged" in seeking a peace deal alongside Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

The army-aligned authorities had rejected an earlier truce proposal from the four countries -- referred to as the Quad -- under which both the army and the RSF would be excluded from a transitional political process.

Speaking at a forum in Qatar on Tuesday, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called on the warring parties to "come to the negotiating table, bring an end to this nightmare of violence -- now".