José Niño’s Post

This one about the American political system is an important piece, explained in quite simple ways. https://lnkd.in/df6__cJ7

Check out this interview I did on American politics and beyond. The program is called the global gambit. https://lnkd.in/erPa8zC9

🗳️ Learn more on Konrad Kiljan's perspective on political differences between East and West. Full text here: https://lnkd.in/duW52xg6

The Realignment of South African Politics In this episode, Bronwyn Williams speaks to journalist and author Mandy Wiener about South Africa’s ever-evolving political situation. How unified is our government of national unity? How binding are the agreements between the ANC and its GNU partners? What stops Ramaphosa from changing his cabinet at will? They also discuss how the realignment of South African politics impacts the country’s investability, whether our politics should be held hostage by market forces, the false dichotomy between a country’s economy and its people, the historical context behind many South Africans’ resistance towards having the DA in government, why political parties choose such mediocre men to represent them, the parallels between SA politics and the US, and why our current political turmoil may be a sign of a maturing democracy. https://lnkd.in/ddqSxxY9

Really fascinating discussion. Such insightful interviews from this podcast. Check it out.

https://lnkd.in/epSzpXRe Listen to this and you will understand the importance of political decisions to make their countries more great again and again 🙏😂🙏🙏🌿

A new interview, on American identity, immigration, and democracy, with Andrew Keen. I hope you'll watch. (And buy "We Are Home: Becoming American in the 21st Century.") The conversation is wide-ranging, a romp through 250 years of American immigration, and American history. And worth your while. https://lnkd.in/gsd2AJa3

So it's gotten to the point now where a US senator said this. He said, "A problem is now worth more to us unaddressed than addressed." What happens if some brave legislators lean across the aisle and try to compromise and find a solution to a big, hairy problem? They worked with the enemy, they're ideologically impure, their base turns on them, and their job security goes down. What happens if they let the problem linger and fester? Nothing. They can raise money, they can get votes, they can get you mad. And they have a 94 percent re-election rate. So you can put any major problem in this bucket. And this is why it feels like we're not making meaningful progress. You could put immigration in there, you could put climate change in there, you could put AI in there, you could put poverty in there.

The domestic crisis in the U.S. mirrors the escalating danger in the Middle East. Drawing the lines which connect the two reveal a disturbing picture of foreign influence in American politics. #politics #foreign #foreignpolicy #middleeast #zionism #zionists #news