PIERS MORGAN—Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters is quite simply a legend of British rock music history. His band created a foundational sound that has inspired generations, and have sold more than 250 million records worldwide. Not content however to be just an artist, Roger is also a well-known antagonist and activist. His support for Palestine has been unwavering; but also controversial. Roger joins Piers Morgan Uncensored with an energy and zeal most wouldn’t have at 80 years old. Piers asks him about his father, who fought the Nazis in World War 2, but also challenges him on his contentious stage shows, his views on Hamas, and his mistaken belief that Russia would not invade Ukraine. Roger barely allows Piers to speak, which is of course, no easy feat.
CULTURE & CRITICISM
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RAMIN MAZAHERI—More accurate, however, is celebrating the fact that the French left has once again proven to be the most leftist in the pre-1991 West. Yes, Labor won power in the UK just a few days ago, but nobody can compare Labor’s platform with that of La France Insoumise (France Unbowed).
Facing a far-right threat – and Macron is, I must remind you, far-right in terms of economics, democracy, foreign policy, etc – the French people stood up to the would-be dictators and bullies.
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PAUL EDWARDS—Nothing can save this nation because it has ceased to be a nation. A nation is a political entity that represents and defends the interests of a people. America, in contrast, is dirty Capitalism embodied. It is an enormous machine whose only purpose is to grind out profit for its owners, the vacuous billionaire coven.
It has no ideal, no ethic or principle, and so, no animating spirit at its core. If it ever had, beyond lust for money and the power to get it, that spirit has burned out in the bonfire of those vaunted, never implemented, virtues that were its best-selling points.
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Russ Interviews POD SAVE Fans Outside Brooklyn Live Show
4 minutes readEDITOR—Russ Dobular interviews fans of Pod Dave America in Brooklyn and the results are discouraging, to put it mildly. The people—all aparently middle class and comfortable, seem conformist about the state of American “democracy”, alarmingly disinformed, and uncaring about most of the major issues confronting the world. One never heard of Julian Assange and could care less about his fate. The DD hosts wonder how you can spark a revolution with a population so lacking in basic knowledge or interest about social and political realities.
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EDITOR—Run by criminals and populated by infantilised morons, the once omnipotent great empire is becoming unmanageable and crumbling from within.