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JEFFREY ST. CLAIR>>
Greg Moes, a South Dakota dairy farmer who voted for Trump, told CNN
that about half of his workers are immigrants, many of them
undocumented, and that he’s confident Trump’s mass deportation scheme
won’t include farm workers: “How are they going to do it? If they round
them up within two days, we will not have food. There will not be food
anywhere. That’s what I predict. Nobody will be filling the shelves.
Nobody will be producing food. If once we have to shut down and be gone,
it’s never coming back. We have to trust in our officials that are put
in place.”
+ It’s a weird political syndrome where people vote for someone who repeatedly pledges to take actions that might put them out of business, believing that the politicians couldn’t possibly mean what they say…
+ In testimony before Congress this week, Aaron Reichlin-Melnick of the American Immigration Council said that Trump’s mass deportation plan “would cost $968 billion in total” and likely “cause economic chaos. Reichlin-Melnick said, “We estimate that, on average, a single deportation cost the U.S. government in today’s fund money slightly under $24,000…As millions are expelled, the U.S. population and labor force would shrink—so too would the economy… Houses would become more expensive, as would groceries, restaurants, travel, and childcare. Every American would feel the pinch of inflation. After all, we estimate that a mass deportation campaign would lead to a loss in total GDP of 4.2 to 6.8% at minimum, as much as the Great Recession, and just like then, many Americans would lose their jobs In fact, a single worksite raid in 2018 under the Trump administration at a beef plant in Tennessee led to ground beef prices rising by 25 cents for the year that the plant was out of operation following the raid.”
"If the government shuts down after midnight Friday, 1.3 million active-duty troops will go without pay, as will hundreds of thousands of civilian workers. National parks will close, air traffic and airports will be snarled over the holidays, food-safety inspection will be curtailed, tax refunds and operations at Social Security offices will be delayed, and millions of poor and working-class people will lose access to other government services. The shutdown will add billions of dollars to the debt. But Musk (net worth: $440 billion) will be just fine — and he is now the one directing the Republican agenda in Congress."
"O julgamento da Panair é emblemático
porque todos os funcionários foram
demitidos de forma compulsória em represália
aos donos da empresa, mas outros
três casos julgados este ano ficarão
marcados para sempre nos trabalhos
da Comissão de Anistia. Um deles
foi o julgamento dos povos Krenak,
de Minas Gerais, e Guyraroká, de Mato
Grosso do Sul, em abril, na primeira audiência
da Comissão em 2024. Nos dois
casos, os indígenas foram perseguidos,
presos e torturados, acusados de subversão
e de fazer oposição ao regime militar.
Em uma sessão emocionante, Stutz
ajoelhou-se para fazer o pedido de desculpas,
cena semelhante à ocorrida em
julho, na retratação ao povo Guarani
Kaiowá. “Eu senti uma responsabilidade
tão grande, um peso tão gigante para
pedir desculpas, que me ajoelhei”, lembra
a presidente do colegiado, destacando
que, no caso dos Kaiowá, a denúncia
foi de genocídio e estupros contra crianças
e mulheres indígenas."
leia reportagem de FABIOLA MENDONÇA
"“O custo financeiro embutido no produto final pode representar até 25% do preço ao consumidor – uma situação insustentável para a competitividade do setor industrial”, anotou Alban em outubro, em artigo na Folha de S.Paulo.
Ao Estadão ele tinha dito que a inflação acumulada desde 1994 foi dez vezes menor que os lucros gerados pelo juro real. Em um evento em agosto, que o gasto público com juros, 4,7 trilhões de reais em uma década, superou despesas somadas com saúde, educação e infraestrutura, de 4,3 trilhões.
Cada ponto porcentual de juro acima do que seria uma taxa neutra no Brasil custa 50 bilhões de reais por ano,"
"“The recent military offensive in the north is a stark illustration of the brutal war the Israeli forces are waging on Gaza, and we are seeing clear signs of ethnic cleansing as Palestinians are forcibly displaced, trapped, and bombed,” Lockyear said. “What our medical teams have witnessed on the ground throughout this conflict is consistent with the descriptions provided by an increasing number of legal experts and organizations concluding that genocide is taking place in Gaza. While we don’t have legal authority to establish intentionality, the signs of ethnic cleansing and the ongoing devastation—including mass killings, severe physical and mental health injuries, forced displacement, and impossible conditions of life for Palestinians under siege and bombardment—are undeniable.” "
read more>>
Jeffrey St. Clair>>
+ This x-ray may explain why Luigi Mangione shot Brian Thompson in the back…
+ Sen. Elizabeth Warren: “Violence is never the answer…but you can only push people so far, and then they start to take matters into their own hands…What happens when you turn this into the billionaires run it all is they get the opportunity to squeeze every last penny.”
+ In a message to company employees, Andrew Witty, the CEO of UnitedHealthcare’s parent company, praised Brian Thompson for his persistent efforts to halt “unnecessary health care.”
+ A piece in Pro Publica covered a lawsuit brought by a patient suffering from ulcerative colitis, a chronic, debilitating disease, who UHC denied care. The lawsuit cited recorded phone calls in which UHC employees joked and laughed about the denied claims and ridiculed the patient’s urgent pleas for treatment as “tantrums.”
+ Cory Doctorow: “I don’t want people to kill insurance executives, and I don’t want insurance executives to kill people. But I am unsurprised that this happened. Indeed, I’m surprised that it took so long.”
+ TV news reports from outside the jail where Mangione is being held were interrupted Wednesday evening by inmates shouting: “Free Luigi! Free Luigi!”
+ Just to be clear: Brian Thompson was paid more than $10 million last year and was being sued by the Hollywood Firefighters Pension Fund, which was an institutional investor in UnitedHealthcare, for insider trading after dumping $15 million in company stock when he learned that UnitedHealth was the subject of a Justice Department probe, information that was kept secret from other investors.
+ A new Pro Publica report, largely based on leaked documents, suggest that UnitedHealthcare is “strategically limiting After reviewing leaked documents, we have found UnitedHealth is strategically limiting access to a treatment for thousands of children with autism across the country in order to cut costs.” Dan Unumb, an attorney and president of the Autism Legal Resource Center: “Yes, this therapy can be expensive. But solving the problem by denying kids access to medically necessary care is a terrible solution.”
"Ever since TV’s The Adventures of Superman had debuted four years before, editors of DC’s Superman comics had decreed that his funnybook adventures should read like extensions of his television adventures. That meant scaling back Superman’s comic-book exploits to reflect the low-budget aesthetic of the television show. Thus, for years in the comics, the most powerful being in the universe had largely contented himself with nabbing jewel thieves and rescuing Jimmy Olsen from kidnappers—still, again, some more.
"The award of the 2034 World Cup to what campaign group Reprieve describes as “one of the world’s most brutal authoritarian regimes” is an act of structural violence under the eyes of the world. “People will die,” Amnesty has said. We know this. We have data. We have 21,000 migrant worker deaths since 2016. We have the absence of proper reforms governing how the next 10 years of feverish construction are supposed to work.
Football is out there making death happen because this is politically and financially expedient. Choose mass executions, torture, enforced disappearance, male guardianship and imprisoning homosexuals. Sport has always been complicit and corrupted. The world has always been brutal. Fifa has now given us this in its most extreme form, wrapped up in a laughable pretence of governance and good intentions. And in the end everyone involved is complicit, every note of online acclaim another rap of the coffin lid, from Infantino himself to our own home football associations.
And so all the fish are now sold. All the fish were already sold. Frankly, the fish were never really up for sale in the first place"
more in the article by Barney Ronay
""From the moment the world saw the smiling, unmasked face of the young man in the New York City hostel, memes began spreading about his looks. In the days since Luigi Mangione was identified and charged in the murder of the UnitedHealthcare chief executive Brian Thompson, it has been impossible to escape his photo. Or photos. They are proliferating.
They are on television, in the newspaper and all over social media. Not just pictures of Mr Mangione from his booking at a police station in Altoona, Pennsylvania, or his mug shots in prison orange, but photos of him in earlier times, in a navy blazer, crisp white shirt and tie. Images of him hiking shirtless in the hills. In all of them, he is clean-shaven, curly-haired, often flashing a bright, white grin. Even his Tinder profile has made it into the public, with more pics featuring his six-pack. One commentator compared the stream of pictures to “an endless photo shoot”.
And with them have come the comments. The swooning. The fan cams."
read article bvy Vanessa Friedman
"The prison was seemingly built to induce a sense of placeless-ness. At its centre is a spiral staircase that from the ground floor appears endless. The staircase is ringed by metal bars and, beyond them, large identical vault doors, through which lie the facility’s three wings. According to the rebel fighters, each wing specialised in a different form of torture. There are no windows to the outside world."
read report by William Christou
"Como adaptar para a televisão uma obra cujos personagens, quase um patrimônio de um país, têm os rostos que cada leitor lhes atribuiu ao longo de quase 60 anos?"
"It becomes apparent at a certain point during the movie that Mr. Stewart
is tall. I mean this in a sexual way. He's 6 feet, 3 inches tall, trim,
and, if you're objectifying him the way I do at this special time of
year, you will notice that he has broad shoulders, a narrow waist, and
long, graceful limbs. He was a very well-proportioned young man. And you
know what they say about well-proportioned young men."
My Special Christmas Tradition Is Googling 'Jimmy Stewart Dick Size' - Pop Heist
Cercadas pela soja e pelo veneno, comunidades | Direitos Humanos
LEONARDO SAKAMOTO
Não é que Bolsonaro, o malvadão, perverteu pobres generais estrelados, como Walter Braga Netto, hoje preso por obstruir a investigação sobre a tentativa de golpe de Estado do qual participou. Setores militares estavam com Jair desde antes mesmo de seu governo em busca de privilégios, de dinheiro, de poder. Sim, era amor, não cilada.
Então, é saudável para a democracia, para a História e para a prevenção à gastrite que muita gente boa pare de investir na fanfic de que o bolsonarismo tirou bons militares do caminho correto.
Militares formam um dos pilares do bolsonarismo. O ex-presidente não criou o golpismo militar. Ele sempre esteve aí, inclusive Jair Messias é forjado na ditadura. Ele só deu à extrema direita organização e sentido através de sua eleição em 2018, inclusive nas Forças Armadas.
Há militares legalistas que se moveram para impedir o golpe, claro. Mas a quantidade de oficiais envolvidos nas sacanagens contra a democracia derruba a justificativa de que os golpistas são apenas casos pontuais e que os militares se deixaram levar pelo bolsonarismo como se fossem polo passivo.
Nos seus quatro anos de governo, Jair fechou uma sociedade com os militares, oferecendo cargos, privilégios na Reforma da Previdência (privilégios, viu, Marinha?), licitações suspeitas de produtos para levantar o moral do oficialato. Eles se beneficiaram de compra superfaturada de Viagra segundo o Tribunal de Contas da União e de aquisição estranha de próteses penianas, mas também de camarão e filé mignon e continuaram ganhando pensões especiais para filhas não casadas e acesso a hospitais especiais.
A falta de punição de militares de alta patente por causa do golpe de 1964 e pelas consequentes sacanagens cometidas durante a ditadura ajudou a semear a tentativa de golpe ao final do mandato de Bolsonaro que contou com a cumplicidade de militares de altas patentes e sacanagens das mais diversas. O passado não resolvido sempre volta. Camuflado, entrincheirado com Viagra e próteses penianas, mas volta.
UOL
"Decades after her mother missed out on an Oscar, Brazil’s Fernanda Torres may have a chance to win a golden statuette with a role in a film that has set off deep soul-searching."}
read the report by ANA IONOVA
A Surprise Blockbuster in Brazil Stokes Oscar Hopes, and a Reckoning – DNyuz
Assíduo nas listas de melhores romances do século 20 e de preferências pessoais de leitores diversos, "Cem Anos de Solidão" é tanto a epítome de um gênero (o realismo mágico) quanto de parte expressiva de um continente (a América Latina); um livro que, com estimados 50 milhões de cópias vendidas, emana nostalgia e doçura na memória dos que o leram, muitos dos quais o fizeram bem jovens.
Não é de se estranhar, portanto, que sua estreia nesta semana na forma de série, na Netflix, tenha sido tão ansiada quanto temida. Trata-se de ambição tremenda adaptar para as telas esta obra-prima do colombiano Gabriel García Márquez (1927-2014), algo que ele mesmo receava permitir e que sempre criou sentimentos dúbios em seus milhões de leitores.
Há razões objetivas e também indizíveis para isso. O romance, afinal, se desdobra em forma de saga pelas muitas gerações da desgraçada família Buendía, e retratar seus infortúnios com fidelidade ao livro exigiria tempo, afinco e dinheiro diante de um resultado incerto.
A conjunção da atmosfera onírica relacionada à região e da aridez de sua realidade econômica e política também produz algo difícil de capturar, mais ainda após ter sido, por quase seis décadas, erigido na imaginação de tanta gente.
Finalmente, "Cem Anos de Solidão" costura temas universais em seu enredo que tão bem se apropria de elementos bíblicos e gregos, mas é improvável que um gringo entenda suas nuances da mesma forma que um latino-americano.
É um alívio —e uma feliz surpresa— ver tudo isso transplantado para as telas de forma tão convincente e pulsante. Não que a minissérie se coloque no mesmo patamar que o livro, como bem escreveu a colega Sylvia Colombo. Mas a saga do coronel Aureliano Buendía, dos Buendía que o precederam e dos que vieram depois dele está vivamente contada na produção escrita por Natalia Santa e José Rivera e dirigida por Alex García Lopez e Laura Mora Ortega.
A equipe, bem como o excelente elenco, é essencialmente latina não apenas porque os herdeiros de Gabo insistiram que ele preferiria assim, mas também por estratégia da Netflix, cujo catálogo de obras originais em línguas que não o inglês se expande como o de nenhuma outra plataforma a fim de ampliar sua base de assinaturas. E o caminho seguro é apostar em obras ou nomes consagrados.
Como o livro, "Cem Anos de Solidão", a série, exige certa atenção para acompanhar as sucessivas gerações da família que fundou Macondo, na qual a (má) sorte se repete e os mesmos nomes se alternam pela linhagem.
Nesta primeira leva de oito episódios (haverá mais oito, com data de estreia a ser anunciada), conhecemos o casal de primos Úrsula Iguarán (Susana Moráles) e José Arcádio Buendía (Marco González), que, na tentativa de escaparem de um destino maldito, fundam Macondo e toda uma genealogia de personagens trágicos, sobretudo o intuitivo Aureliano (Claudio Cataño), que se tornará coronel, rebelde e protagonista da história.
Se muitas produções hoje pecam pela falta de concisão, no caso desta série um dos méritos está em dar tempo para que os personagens se apresentem e cresçam, o que se mostra essencial para dar força à intrincada genealogia imaginada por García Márquez, suas repetições e seus constantes opostos entre carisma e força, razão e emoção, terra e céu que se alternam aos pares conforme crescem a família, Macondo e a Colômbia.
Traz certa alegria pensar que Gabo, vivo estivesse, poderia ter gostado do resultado.
Os oito episódios da primeira parte de 'Cem Anos de Solidão' estão disponíveis na Netflx
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