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@dimashqee

Obscure and mediocre. Kissingerian-Straussian-Schmittian thought with Islamic characteristics.

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    Jun 10

    Everything Within Devlet Nothing Against Devlet Nothing Outside Devlet

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    This is a solid overview of the renewal in industrial policy from . Particularly good point on the most successive interventions being in upstream sectors (similar to public R&D investment logic).

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    Episode 9 of Holy Wars is now up! Jeremy talks with , an American Muslim who fought for the Bosnian mujahideen and served 14 years in prison for assisting Lashkar-e-Taiba. He now works to fight extremism and promote religious pluralism.

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    WATCH: Remarkable moment during as Ian Blackford calls Boris Johnson racist and then when asked to withdraw the comment by the Speaker, just doubles down.

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    Everything conservatives predicted about same-sex marriage and reproduction is coming true. (thread)
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    This process has hurt poor & working class most Because those non-economic forms of meaning are often all they have & all they have access to. They don't require a big costly resume! Often you are born with them So elites have eroded the few things the working class are gifted

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    This framework (basically embraced by technocratic elite for last 30 years) assumes people care about only one thing -- which is having more & cheaper stuff. But people care about other things. Like community, friendships, family, faith, and place.

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  9. 5 hours ago

    This links to this previous thread - There is no point in capturing institutions if you don't have: 1. a post-capture strategy 2. the people to staff the institutions and run them according to that strategy

    ALSO, develop a focus on POST OVERTHROW DEVELOPMENT; too many times revolutionaries achieve their goals, but they never planned far enough ahead to know what to do after they successfully overthrew the regime
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    A coordinated, educated and professionalised force that were ready to be airdropped into key institutions. Their unity of purpose and connections made the early AKP era look like a well-oiled machine, compared to the nepotism, shifting alliances and economic instability today.

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  11. 5 hours ago

    It's not enough to capture the state; you need the human capital to staff its institutions and have them collectively work towards devising and executing your policies. The Gulenist network was this source of capital for the early AKP era.

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  12. 5 hours ago

    We've had an earful of talk about the Gulenist movement, but why exactly were they necessary for Erdogan's rise? I think that this article from the now-defunct Social Matter mag has an answer: (open with cache)

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    This is a really good read from

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    Sheikh Muhammad Dedew al-Shanqiti led absentee funeral prayer (Salatul Ghaib) for President Muhammad in . Sheikh Wagidi Ghoneim was also present.

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    May 28

    We had a tough winter at the farm. We lost the bees. But we had an unexpected miracle of life, too, thanks to the non-linear nature of water. There's a lesson here, for both markets and politics. WE are non-linear. WE are a song of ice and fire.

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    Jun 18

    No one: Egyptian liberal: Actually Morsi was plotting with the army to create a dictatorship, which is why we had to plot with the army to create a dictatorship.

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  17. 9 hours ago

    The past 30 years have proven that the slippery slope is not just a reality, but that it might also be an inevitable reality.

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    Having a strong state and an open market are both necessary. The state can provide a firm corrective when the market actors act contrary to public interest and the common good, while an open market offers a non-state platform to act as a check on the state's economic power.

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    Instead of referring to "The Market" as if it is an autonomous being with its own ability to reason, we should exclusively refer to it as "actors in the market", making clear that it is no more than the collective interests of the private sector.

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    Govt's support for Egypt's Sisi regime is as striking as the failure of the UK corporate media to cover it. Again, it's Corbyn who personally takes a stand. But where are others in Labour espousing genuinely alternative foreign policies in support of Corbyn? I don't see many.

    The death in custody of elected Egyptian President, Mohamed Morsi, overthrown in the 2013 coup, must be fully investigated. The UK government should back UN efforts to hold the authorities to account and speak out against the detention of thousands of political prisoners in Egypt
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    Jun 18

    “Kids can handle the kink.” “Nobody loves nakedness more than children.” Actual sentences written in a Huffington Post article. These are precisely the arguments that pedophiles make. That’s because the Left is absolutely trying to normalize pedophilia.

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