TMBS ReAir 133 - #Trump, #China, & Virus-Stage Capitalism ft. Abby Martin & Liz Franczak + POSTGAME & MORE! (Patreon)

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TMBS 133 aired on March 31, 2020 

Episode summary: 

The pandemic is accelerating the global pandemic.  

Shoutout to workers standing up against the exploitation during the pandemic.  

Abby Martin (@abbymartin) joins us to talk about how the US is using the crisis to target Venezuela and how it is using sanctions to pursue empire.  

During the GEM, (@DavidGriscom) breaks down the fundamental goal of COVID Capitalism, to maintain the current power dynamics.  

Liz Franczak (@liz_franczak) breaks down the crucial questions does Cuomo have a piercing? And how can we bridge the gap between reality and conspiracy?

POSTGAME 133 

Other content Michael released between TMBS 133 and 134:

137(P) - Part 1: Portugal Colonizes Mozambique & Samora Machel ft. Brian Mier 

Brian Mier of Brazil Wire joins us to discuss the colonization of Mozambique and Samora Machel. The brutal Portuguese colonization model. "Non-renumerated labor," until 1961. The anti-colonial push. Where did Samora Machel come from and what was his approach to anti-colonialism?

138(P) - Part 2: Revolution in Mozambique & Rhodesian Reaction ft. Brian Mier 

Brian Mier of Brazil Wire joins us for part two of our discussion of the Portuguese colonization of Mozambique and life of Samora Machel. The struggle to remove the Portuguese colonial government. The enactment of Machel's education principles and the mobilization of Rhodesia's racist shock troops. RENAMO, the Heritage Foundation, and the fascist international. The ultimate corruption of FRELIMO.

#TMBSSunday Think Tank 

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