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French Presidential Candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon blames Netanyahu for interfering in the elections and internal affairs of France: “It's Mr. Netanyahu, who is influencing the elections in Marseille, Toulouse, Roubaix, and Paris. That's the one!” 🇫🇷🇮🇱 French Presidential Candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon blames Netanyahu for interfering in the elections and internal affairs of France: “It's Mr. Netanyahu, who is influencing the elections in Marseille, Toulouse, Roubaix, and Paris. That's the one!” https://t.co/kRmnp5xVpo — Megatron (@Megatron_ron) October 21, 2026  

Geopolitical Economy Report US Big Tech corporations based in Silicon Valley are manipulating politics across the world. Meta and TikTok are censoring critics of Donald Trump and Elon Musk in the United States, while repressing protesters in Albania and blatantly meddling in Brazil's elections.

Katie Halper Katie Halper talks to Dr. Sami Al-Arian about the five reasons Hamas did what it did on October 7.

The Jimmy Dore Show Retired Colonel Douglas Macgregor joins Jimmy Dore to warn that Europe faces a severe energy and industrial crisis, arguing that Germany’s nuclear shutdowns and disruptions to fuel and sulfur supplies from the Persian Gulf threaten automotive manufacturing, chemical production, and the refining of metals such as copper and gold. He says the war with Iran involving Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu is worsening global energy pressures, with European diesel shortages particularly concerning because trucking underpins the movement of goods across the continent.  Macgregor also highlights mounting pressure on American agriculture, claiming that tens of thousands of farms have gone bankrupt amid fertilizer shortages and criticizing the Trump administration for neglecting farmers while relying on imports such as Argentine beef. He warns that fertilizer disruptions could contribute to famine in countries including India and across Africa, and blames a political syste...

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Revolutionary Change Peter Hager goes over the breaking news that Israel has been spying on us, using spyware and tech through ads and other means to monitor Americans without their knowledge.

by Alan MacLeod Part 1 - Bangladesh: songs of subversion The U.S. government has observed the power of hip hop culture as a vehicle for expression, protest, and a political voice for young people,” Professor Sujatha Fernandes, a sociologist at the University of Sydney and the author of the book, “Close to the Edge: In Search of the Global Hip Hop Generation,” told MintPress News .  “Groups like the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) and USAID earlier consistently chose Black cultural expressions from jazz to hip hop as a way of infiltrating those societies and trying to promote regime change,” she added.  One of those countries is Bangladesh. In 2024, longstanding prime minister Sheikh Hasina was toppled in a U.S.-supported revolution. Hasina’s relationship with Washington had seriously deteriorated over her friendliness towards China and her refusal to cede control of the strategically-located Saint Martin’s Island in the Bay of Bengal so the U.S. could build a military b...

Moment of Clarity Anonymous group "Israel Exposed," released more than 35,000 mapped locations in one interactive archive documenting the destruction across Gaza.

In Gaza, you dig a trench for a water pipe and uncover a martyr’s body. You drive a tent peg into the ground and strike a martyr’s bones. You clear the rubble of a home and recover another martyr. This land is filled with the bodies of martyrs. Gaza itself has become a graveyard. This is the most horrific genocide in history. In Gaza, you dig a trench for a water pipe and uncover a martyr’s body. You drive a tent peg into the ground and strike a martyr’s bones. You clear the rubble of a home and recover another martyr. This land is filled with the bodies of martyrs. Gaza itself has become a graveyard. This is the most horrific genocide in history. @loayharazin — Ramy Abdu| رامي عبده (@RamAbdu) October 16, 2026  

Jackson Hinkle Official Saudi Arabia's Civil Aviation Authority now confirms that 12 people were killed and 309 injured in Yemen's strike on King Khalid International Airport. Then the strikes kept coming: Terminal 4 in Riyadh, two hits on Dammam's King Fahd airport in 24 hours, Abha, and reports of eight Saudi airports closing. Saudi Airlines is now racing to move billions of dollars' worth of planes out of harm's way, the Misk Global Forum has been cancelled, and the EU–GCC summit has been postponed. After Saudi Arabia struck Yemeni oil fields, Ansarallah issued evacuation warnings for Aramco's Dhahran headquarters, its main Riyadh refinery and King Khalid airport, and footage then showed the Aramco HQ on fire. Now Riyadh is asking for talks in Oman, Trump says nothing happens until after the midterms, and Hinkle shares what the Yemeni delegation went through to reach Iran for the funeral of Sayyed Ali Khamenei.