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Thom Hartmann on Epstein & MAGA, Han Shan (2009) on Ken Saro-Wiwa
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CounterSpin
They’re daylight-robbing hard-earned benefits from everyone, with the most vulnerable first; operating wild grifts for Trump himself; and shutting down any openings for dissent.
None of this, while we acknowledge individual regretters, has radically shaken the MAGA base.
But now that group, we’re told, may be fracturing, around the Epstein files.
Their crime was nonviolent protest against the exploitation of their land and their people by oil industry giant Royal Dutch Shell.
In light of this pardon, which is being acknowledged as necessary but insufficient, we’re going to hear that conversation with Han Shan again this week.
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