HeyJaredRob Warzyniak
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- Sep 23, 2026
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A Middle East quagmire redux (opens the original)
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Since the attacks on Iran in late February, Donald Trump has announced that the U.S. has won the war in Iran 68 times, as of this writing. Out of those 68 times, only one claim of victory was in September: an ominous sign, no doubt, that the war is indeed going poorly. Perhaps most unsettling are the words from retired U.S. Naval Intelligence Officer Travis Akers, who said, “Before I retired in 2024, the ‘worst-case scenario’ in the Pentagon for the Middle East was both straits being closed. It
Dead canaries everywhere: The impending collapse under Trump (opens the original)
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In the late 19th century, coal miners began bringing canaries into the mines. These canaries, more sensitive to the ambient air and therefore more susceptible to toxic gases, were used as an early warning signal. The idea was that if the canary became ill or, in a more extreme environment, died, the miners had a little time to escape before they, too, were overwhelmed by toxic gases. A sick bird meant the danger was real. A dead bird meant the danger was imminent. There is a reason the right-win
The ghost of Upton Sinclair: The danger of food industry deregulation today (opens the original)
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When The Jungle was published in 1906, writer and journalist Upton Sinclair hoped his novel would advance socialism by exposing the plight of the wage slave, dangerous working conditions, and the general hopelessness that undermined the working class’s struggle. Sinclair exposed the Chicago meatpacking industry and the workers who struggled within it, giving a voice to the voiceless while also exposing the corruption of those in positions of power. The struggle of an immigrant family from Lithua
Life-saving programs cut by the pro-life party of fiscal responsibility (opens the original)
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For a fuller view on USAID and its legacy, see this earlier People’s World article: Trump “reorganization” of USAID will not change its promotion of exploitation In January 2025, the Trump administration effectively ended the United States Agency for International Development by freezing all foreign aid. By July, USAID was officially closed and absorbed into the State Department. USAID, the primary program responsible for administering civilian foreign aid and development programs, was one of th
Flocking our way to a police state: Flock Safety cameras (opens the original)
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When the Flock Safety company introduced its automated license plate reader (ALPR), the cameras were sold to the public as a safety measure to aid in the search for missing persons and stolen cars, and assist police departments in apprehending alleged criminals. What the public received instead was a supercharged surveillance State wherein artificial intelligence misidentifies individuals, civil rights are ignored, and your personal information is collected and stored without your consent. Last
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