Futurology Today

Ricardo Vaz
November 19, 2025

Over the years, Western media have endorsed Washington’s Venezuela regime-change efforts at every turn, from cheerleading coup attempts to whitewashing deadly sanctions (FAIR.org, 6/13/22, 6/4/21, 1/22/20). Now, with a possible military operation that could have disastrous consequences, corporate outlets are making little effort to hold the US government accountable. Rather, they are unsurprisingly ceding the floor to the warmongers.

Despite Washington ominously amassing naval assets and issuing overt threats against Caracas, Western journalists often talk of “tensions” between the two countries (Fox, 11/17/25; ABC, 11/18/25), or even a “showdown” (Wall Street Journal, 10/9/25; Washington Post, 10/25/25). This is conceptually similar to the framing of Israel’s genocide in Gaza as a “conflict” with Hamas (FAIR.org, 12/8/23), except in this case the media does not have an equivalent of October 7 to rationalize all the atrocities by the US and its allies.

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Found this article, I think it's am interesting comparison

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/39268288

November 5, 2025

Far too little aid is reaching Gaza nearly four weeks after a ceasefire, humanitarian agencies said on Tuesday, as hunger persists with winter approaching and old tents start to fray following Israel's devastating two-year offensive.

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It's fucking freezing

Just in time for the Fireside conversation with DCCEEW’s new Secretary, Mike Kaiser

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Boas pessoal,

Sou barman num casino em Portugal já há alguns anos. O meu bar fica mesmo dentro da área de jogo.

Ontem apareceu um senhor interdito (ele próprio disse que estava interdito e que portanto não podia entrar) na porta principal, do lado de fora da rua. Gritou de longe e pediu que eu fosse à máquina automática de tabaco (que está dentro da zona de jogo, longe do bar e que nada tem a ver com o serviço de bar) comprar-lhe um maço.

Recusei na hora, educadamente. “Lamento, mas não posso. O senhor está interdito e a máquina está dentro da zona de jogo. Ademais, não está incluído no serviço de bar a compra e venda de tabaco.”

O meu chefe ouviu tudo e depois chamou-me à parte para me dar um sermão. “Não tinha mal nenhum! Era só um maço de tabaco! Recusaste o serviço a um cliente!”, etc.

Sempre me ensinaram que facilitar qualquer coisa da zona de jogo a um interdito é uma infração grave que dá direito a diversas coimas.

Legalmente, um empregado ir à máquina automática buscar tabaco para um interdito que está fora do casino é uma infração?

Independentemente da lei, o que parece ser o correto?

Alguém que já tenha passado por algo semelhante?

Obrigado desde já pelas opiniões sinceras! Quero perceber se de facto fiz o correto.

Não menciono o casino por razões óbvias.

Genuinely curious I have been seeing some nutrition stuff that made me start questioning why I eat processed foods and junk food for pleasure and whats really in it for me other than dopamine boost with candies, for example. Now I'm wondering about what I'm asking in the title.