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Carlos Maza @gaywonk
RT @Mikel_Jollett: 90 minutes apart. https://t.co/giq7QLlGeZ — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
RT @AOC: Right now is the moment to decide if you are pro-peace or not. The cheerleaders of war, removed from its true cost, will gladly c… — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
Bloodthirstiness doesn’t end at “foreign enemies.” These monsters are happy to send countless Americans off to die in a war even they aren’t willing to fight. https://t.co/N8N4hArbZZ — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
RT @adamjohnsonNYC: Amazing. 400 words and not once does he actually oppose Trump’s killing of Soleimani . Nothing but posturing, unspecifi… — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
Here is Michael Doran in 2003 arguing that war in Iraq will bring peace to the region. Here is Michael Doran in 2020 -- in the motherfucking New York Times -- arguing that war in Iran will bring peace to the region. https://t.co/B4TQKJYZ4c — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
Here is Doran confidently insisting that Iraq has WMDs and that people who disagree are conspiracy theorists. This person just got a pro-war op-ed publish in the New York Times. https://t.co/zbiYFsWxUQ — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
The New York Times just published an op-ed by Michael Doran cheering on war with Iran. Michael Doran is a former Bush National Security adviser who -- surprise surprise -- advocated for war with Iraq. It's the exact. same. people. Doing the exact. same. thing. https://t.co/ONhWInuJcW — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
RT @seywarddarby: "No war, no war, no war, no war, no matter how much a few middle-aged men in suits who will not die in that war want one.… — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
Any reasonable person immediately recognizes this as a lie, but cable news pundits are going to spend the next few… https://t.co/g4EZ7RU4SK — PolitiTweet.org
David B. Larter @DavidLarter
"Imminent attack" throughout the region was in the works, Secretary of State Pompeo said on CNN. Threats located in the region.
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
RT @MattNegrin: The liars who have spent the last three years lying on establishment media platforms without facing consequences for lying… — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
RT @kai_newkirk: The first question asked of any analyst/expert/guest on TV about Iran should be "What was your position on the Iraq War?"… — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
RT @tomgara: It's genuinely just mind boggling to see how many people are going with the "he was a bad guy, the world is better off without… — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
RT @WideAsleepNima: Apparently no Iranians were available to speak, but no worries, a bunch of dudes with connections to US military and sp… — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
RT @Lubchansky: any politician or journalist that starts their statement about iran with "he was a monster/butcher/terrorist, BUT" is provi… — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
RT @jackmirkinson: Our most respected cable news network employs a former military official who is literally telling critics of a war with… — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
Corporate media wants war. — PolitiTweet.org
Benjamin Armbruster @benjaminja
Guess who the New York Times turned to for its first quote on the Suleimani assassination? https://t.co/DCem80bvXi https://t.co/VL4yJexQUR
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
RT @MattNegrin: A reporter is gonna ask Trump about Iran and he’s gonna say “Iran had a very bad guy, very very bad, and we hate bad, they… — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
RT @hannahgais: this from @dwdavison nails it https://t.co/PcMKxVTKBt https://t.co/8vBzCUnul3 — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
RT @AricToler: Because it worked perfectly in Iraq, the Democrat anti-war message is again going to be "follow the rules!!!!" https://t.co/… — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
RT @CobraKeiser: Bernie on Iran 6 months ago https://t.co/BKfvkOgycz — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
Every left-wing cable news pundit rushes to restate how bad Soleimani was before saying literally anything else. Because in American media, being skeptical of military aggression is immediately viewed as a sign that you might secretly side with the enemy. — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
@OzKaterji “You cannot oppose your governments use of violence unless you’ve also opposed every other governments use of violence” is galaxy brain stuff — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
RT @mtsw: There's like 15 people total who are potential votes for a Democratic candidate but also want war with Iran and 13 of them have n… — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
@OzKaterji Anti-war does not mean “anti-war unless our enemy is bad” — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
Pay attention to the “anti-war” voices you hear on cable news and in op-ed boards this week. “This wasn’t a smart move” is NOT the same thing as “military aggression is unethical, full stop.” You’ll hear the former a lot in corporate media. You’ll never hear the latter. — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
Like clockwork. CNN will spend this week focusing on how bad Soleimani was (clutching their pearls about the “strategy” of the strike). Anti-war voices are systematically stamped out of corporate media newsrooms. https://t.co/BpvynScma1 — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
The debate on @msnbc is already a disaster: - “was this strategically smart?” - “did we have authorization?” Debate is already shifting to focus on outcomes/procedure rather than the clear, gross heinousness of what the US just did. — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
Cable news is hard-wired to support war. It relies heavily on ex-military, ex-national security people for commentary, and routinely marginalizes anti-war voices. Corporate media is not independent enough to plainly condemn American military action. — PolitiTweet.org
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
Cable news, and CNN specifically, loves war. It’s great programming. It’s easy to sell. There are dozens of ex-military people (who now make money off of weapons manufacturers) waiting to go on air and cheer on more war. — PolitiTweet.org
Chip Gibbons @ChipGibbons89
Oh good, CNN has brought Max Boot on. Given his excellent track record on Iraq, seems like a great person to weigh in.
Carlos Maza @gaywonk
RT @thekarami: my only prediction about the killing of Soleimani and possible Iran-US war is that the US media will give a great deal of sp… — PolitiTweet.org
