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I'm sad today. My biggest regret is that I will be unable to attend a No King;s Rally. I feel that I am missing a significant event in history. For those of you who are able to attend. Give them Hell for me,
Peace
https://news.yahoo.com/news/articles/world-leader-hits-back-being-144702832.html
Kudosto Starmer for resisting trump. May other world leaders continue to follow his lead.
Peace
Columbus Circle 🪧✊
“Drop files not bombs”
“Fight ignorance not immigrants.”
Analysis: Iran is not just surviving the US-Israeli assault; it is fighting back.
It's a Greek tragedy: Every move the US makes to escape fate delivers it:
The US went to war to dominate – & proved it no longer could;
It demanded help from allies – & revealed it had none;
For 40 years, it tried to break Iran -- & forged a capable adversary;
It wanted leverage over China – & had to beg China for help.
~Arnaud Bertrand
Source: Zeteo, 27 Mar
Happy #NoKings Day to all who are going to show up to one of today's protests! Or at least be there in spirit, if you can't make it.
While the protests may not topple any kings today, for many this will be their first time getting together with their community and learning about solidarity.
And that's always worth it.
Stay safe, and keep your spirits up ✊
"They see the footage, they know the kids are starving, they agree with it", US journalist Abby Martin on the genocidal tendencies in Israel.
I often joke that Brittany is the most left-wing region in France - and has the highest number of cafés and bars per capita... but perhaps the two aspects are more closely linked than I thought.
This article - https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/mar/27/progressive-paris-far-right-french-capital-food-culture-community-extremists - links the increasing number of car-free and non-commercial social spaces in Paris with its continuing extraordinary left voting record - and suggests that the well documented disappearance of such spaces in the US and elsewhere may be a factor in the rise of the extreme right.

Drop into any of the French capital’s ‘third places’ and you’ll find food, culture, community – and an antidote to the disaffection extremists feed on, says Paris-based writer Alexander Hurst
It's hard to watch people spend a day criticizing Zuckerberg and then see them posting links to all the products that make him rich.