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Cafh: We need to free ourselves from the fear of uncertainty. To unfold, we need to trust in ourselves, in our own worth as seekers of inner liberation.
Necesitamos liberarnos del temor de la incertidumbre. Para desenvolvernos necesitamos asentarnos sobre la confianza en nosotros mismos, en nuestro valor como buscadores de libertad interior.
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Cafh: The secret of non-possession is to discover and recognize that the richness of what we attain is not in the results we get from our efforts but in the offering of ourselves through that effort.
El secreto de la no posesión está en descubrir y reconocer que la riqueza de lo adquirido o logrado no en el resultado que obtenemos con nuestro trabajo, sino en la entrega de nosotros mismos a través del esfuerzo por realizarlo.
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Cafh: We need to free ourselves from the sense of possession and be prepared to adapt immediately and spontaneously to any changes and conditions that affect us. Letting go.
Necesitamos liberarnos del sentido de posesión y estar preparados para adaptarnos inmediata y espontáneamente a cualquier cambio y condición que nos afecte. Dejarlo ir.
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Last night’s Illinois Democratic primary wasn’t just a local election—it was a warning for the remaining forty-five states.
In today’s article, I cover the mistakes progressives must avoid and the actions we must take to show that change is still possible.
With 45 primary elections still on top, here's the key lessons everyone should know Last night was the Illinois Democratic primary, and we need to talk about what happened. We must have this conversation if for no other reason than this: Illinois was only the fifth primary in this midterm
AIPAC is gloating about "stopping progressives in IL" and claiming its proof that "being pro Israel is good policy and good politics"
But that's a lie. And AIPAC knows its a lie.
AIPAC spent $22M on Illinois primary elections without EVEN ONCE mentioning Israel or AIPAC. Instead they ran as "Elect Chicago Women" or "Progressive Caucus Chicago" because they know just how toxic AIPAC and Israel are. They are not "good politics."
Don't fall for AIPAC propaganda. They are losing and know it.
MSNBC Journalist David Rhode: "Iran offered to give away ALL of its enriched uranium during peace talks in Geneva. The British thought it was a credible offer. Hours later, Trump started bombing Iran anyway. The US didn't want peace, they wanted war."
Donald Trump:
•Blew up the Iran Nuclear Deal despite Iran's compliance
•Sanctioned & bombed Iran, claiming he destroyed their nuclear program
•And when Iran still came to negotiate & give up ALL its enriched uranium, Trump killed 175 Iranian girls
This week was the Illinois Democratic primary and what corporate media is showing is not what actually happened.
IL was only the fifth state to hold a primary. 45 states remain where MAGA and AIPAC corporate money can influence elections if we don't get our act together.
If the system continues the way it is, we will lose our democracy to these right-wing extremist, dark money groups. Watch my analysis.
So to recap:
•Trump illegally bombed Iran.
•Iran responded by closing the Straight of Hormuz, thus spiking oil prices.
•Trump is now responding by lifting sanctions on Iranian oil, thus funding the regime he's bombing—all as the Straight of Hormuz remains closed.
So in short, Trump bombed Iran, raised oil prices for Americans, and gave Iran more money. Masterful gambit by the author of the Art of the Deal.
Are we great yet?
Qasim Rashid, Esq.
Robert Reich