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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

Oui! The scenes of the great quarry at Versailles (filmed in 65, I think) looked more convincing to me than anything done with CGI. — PolitiTweet.org

davidrieff @davidrieff

@JSCCounterPunch He was right (Alex, I mean, not Louis XIV😜)!

Posted March 22, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

Now that the Criterion app works (knock wood), it's on the 16 hours of Fassbinder's Berlin Alexanderplatz! — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 22, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

I know he liked the idea of Loach, but his films were a little late for Alex, whose cinematic tastes were firmly lodged in the 50s and 60s. (Except for the films of his niece, every one of which he adored.) — PolitiTweet.org

Brad Simpson @bradleyrsimpson

@JSCCounterPunch I wonder what he thought of Ken Loach, esp Land and Freedom.

Posted March 22, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

fashion plate with mommy issues. The film is very compact. In 90 minutes it swiftly moves from the death of Mazarin, the crushing of the Fronde, the rise of Colbert & his new economic system, the mistresses, the building of Versailles & the isolation of the clergy & aristocracy — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 22, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

the film was a lucious as Alex claimed. In fact, the first thing which struck me was beautiful and lush cinematography of the film. Aside his great film on India, color wasn't something I'd associated with Rossellini. Louis, himself, is somewhat comically presented as a puny... — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 22, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

Alex's taste in films was not always reliable, since he and his brothers considered themselves lifetime members of the Happy Enders Club. He wasn't one for tragedy on the big screen. The Sun King's fate, of course, was quite different from his nephew, Louis XVI and ... — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 22, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

After two fruitless weeks, I finally got our not-so-smart TV to synch with the Criterion App and the first film I watched was one that Cockburn repeatedly chided me for not having seen: Rossellini's The Taking of Power of Louis XIV, which he contended was one of the best ever... — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 22, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

Alex and I wrote about it briefly in Whiteout and also in a pre-internet story called 7 Things You Can't Say About the CIA. — PolitiTweet.org

'There was this movie I seen one time... @TimothyS

@CarlZha Incredible - never knew this story. Where is it documented?

Posted March 22, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

Didn't FoxNews spend about 5 years claiming that homeless vets were a myth? — PolitiTweet.org

Madison Cawthorn @CawthornforNC

The Biden Admin just dropped $86 Million dollars to get hotel rooms for ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS yet we have zero dollars… https://t.co/JUoMSVGTTq

Posted March 22, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

RT @jeff_kaye: Just a reminder: It was a Democratic President that put an Asian-originated people — Japanese-Americans — into internment ca… — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 21, 2021 Retweet
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

RT @DiazCanelB: #Cuba 🇨🇺 agradece al hermano gobierno de Namibia 🇳🇦 por la nominación del contingente Henry Reeve al Premio Nobel de la Paz… — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 21, 2021 Retweet
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

Far Tortuga — PolitiTweet.org

Liberty 📖 @MissLiberty

What book would you love to read again for the first time?

Posted March 21, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

I liked Midnight's Children and his first novel Grimus (a weird fantasy novel), but little since then... — PolitiTweet.org

Cari Luna @cari_luna

@JSCCounterPunch No book is going to be for all readers, and it was decades ago that I read it, but I loved it. Mid… https://t.co/lETSWCu1Sq

Posted March 21, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

I thought Satanic Verses was almost unreadable: boring, ponderous, and bloated. The Fatwah made it a bestseller, but one which I bet few people finished, as is so often the case. — PolitiTweet.org

Russ Smith @MUGGER1955

Via @EminaMelonic: Many years after hearing about it in refugee camp in Bosnian war, I finally bought a copy of Sal… https://t.co/BR4sjW64hp

Posted March 21, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

Snow was probably the best trombone player in the Bush White House... — PolitiTweet.org

Lloyd Grove @TheLloydGrove

@gregkellyusa Tony was great

Posted March 21, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

RT @SusanofTexas: During the Iraq invasion, Sullivan called people traitors if they were against the war. A lot of conservatives saw 9/11 a… — PolitiTweet.org

Andrew Sullivan @sullydish

Why doesn’t Out run a single piece on detransitioners? Are they not worth hearing at all? Many detrans women now id… https://t.co/D58yi2fx75

Posted March 21, 2021 Retweet
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

RT @JulieWark: My latest for CounterPunch (with Daniel Raventós) https://t.co/DMYm2ILTiQ How Indonesia uses sexual violence to grab land fo… — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 21, 2021 Retweet
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

RT @LouisProyect1: @JSCCounterPunch This was based on Tim Brennan's new bio. I knew Brennan when he was in the YSA, the SWP's youth group,… — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 21, 2021 Retweet
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

You mean the Musee Montmartre? Yes, I went there & then spiraled down the hill past Satie's house, the garrett where Vincent & Theo lived, & Tristan Tzara's modernist house designed by Adolf Loos. It was a hot day & I got trashed on Kronenbourg 1664s at a bistro near the cemetery — PolitiTweet.org

Mike Flugennock @flugennock

@JSCCounterPunch Last time Mrs. F and I were in Montmartre, we preferred Renoir's garden. Different strokes, I gues… https://t.co/mn0ZZmtfXG

Posted March 21, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

Next thing you know, he'll be spraying Round-Up on pot-smoking staffers... — PolitiTweet.org

Eve Ottenberg @OttenbergEve

Just in case you thought Biden came to his senses & would stop pushing Plan Colombia, here he is, advocating for ae… https://t.co/r679o…

Posted March 20, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

RT @OttenbergEve: Just in case you thought Biden came to his senses & would stop pushing Plan Colombia, here he is, advocating for aerial f… — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 20, 2021 Retweet
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

When we were last in Paris, I spent 3 days wandering the cemeteries: Montmartre, Pere Lachaise, Montparnasse, which was well-stocked with dead heroes. Going thru my photos I came across my favorite gravestone, just a few aisles from Jean-Paul & Simone, the film director Sautet: https://t.co/oDvtkwhEwy — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 20, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

Yet another scurrilous hit piece on Edward Said. They keep coming about once a week now, many of them from the same folks praising the enlightened teachings of Dr. Seuss... https://t.co/Mst5Auv5yi — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 20, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

The notion that someone like Noam Chomsky (because he supported Obama or Biden for tactical reasons) is worse than a right winger is both ludicrous and incredibly naive about the actual political dynamics at work in the US. — PolitiTweet.org

Arnold August @Arnold_August

@JSCCounterPunch it makes sense only when applied in this way, eg Obama in 2012 supported by some on the left enabl… https://t.co/8o5sSzE8sR

Posted March 20, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

It's a pretty broad brush you're using to smear the Left. I for one resent it & I never supported Obama. There are some neo-Nazi cops right here in PDX beating up "toxic Leftists" nearly every night that you & Taseen might want to break bread with. Let me know how that works out. — PolitiTweet.org

Arnold August @Arnold_August

@JSCCounterPunch it makes sense only when applied in this way, eg Obama in 2012 supported by some on the left enabl… https://t.co/8o5sSzE8sR

Posted March 20, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

great news (and cover) @ellehardy! Can you have the publisher put CounterPunch on the review list? — PolitiTweet.org

elle hardy @ellehardy

it's happening dot gif https://t.co/xlzzmnhcml

Posted March 20, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

I don't know about "much more toxic." I see this all the time about how the Left is worse than the right. But I really don't think Taseen would want to run into the likes of Roberto D'Aubuisson or Rios Montt in a dark alley.... — PolitiTweet.org

Arnold August @Arnold_August

@JSCCounterPunch

Posted March 20, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

RT @JohnMuirProject: There is a common denominator in all the large blazes—wind- as weather & climate influence fire behavior. Chainsaw med… — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 20, 2021 Retweet
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

I was looking at FLW, Neutra and Lautner houses in the H Hills and thought I'd find the place where George's friends couldn't find him. I kept winding up and up, following Siri's often confusing instructions, until voila. I left the sign... https://t.co/vKxKQSTRGi — PolitiTweet.org

chinahand @chinahand

@JSCCounterPunch good you could find it! fans always stealing the street signs, from what I've heard. Is that what you were up there for?

Posted March 20, 2021
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Jeffrey St. Clair @JSCCounterPunch

RT @jeff_kaye: .@JonathanTurley tried to correct his faulty history (see attached photo), but tries to spin “eat the rich” to the French Re… — PolitiTweet.org

Jonathan Turley @JonathanTurley

For identity politics, there is no surer bet than attacking the “super rich.” Since philosopher Jean Jacques Rousse… https://t.co/T7TS7HUA4J

Posted March 20, 2021 Retweet