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Dec 13, 2024
Omali Yeshitela, Chairman of the Uhuru Movement and notable for his controversial conviction linked to accusations of being a Russian agent, dives into the alarming tactics the U.S. uses to initiate wars, drawing parallels with historical events like Pearl Harbor and the Gulf of Tonkin. The conversation emphasizes the role of corporate interests in U.S. foreign policy, the legal battles faced by the Uhuru members regarding free speech, and even a cheeky take on healthcare corruption following a CEO's demise. Engaging and thought-provoking, this dialogue shines a light on pressing political issues.
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Uhuru Movement Case
- The Uhuru Movement, a black socialist group, was charged with conspiring to act as Russian agents, allegedly spreading propaganda.
- A judge, however, acknowledged their actions as political speech, raising questions about the validity of the charges.
Anesthesia Coverage Reversal
- Blue Cross Blue Shield planned to limit anesthesia coverage, but reversed the decision shortly after the CEO of UnitedHealth was murdered.
- Governor Kathy Hochul claimed credit for the reversal, but her involvement is questionable.