Tied up corpses with traces of torture float in the Cauca River; heads of demonstrators in garbage bags at school entrances; supermarket chains act as torture centers, online posting of murders on Instagram ...

As a result of recent weeks of popular protests, in addition to 57 killed (officially confirmed as of yesterday), there are more than 400 “missing” demonstrators in Colombia who have been captured by the army and police and whose mutilated bodies are found on roadsides, in landfills and under bridges, in Colombia. None of the representatives of the authorities is responsible for anything at all. The Colombian Defense Minister announced the "intervention of Russian hackers" in "organizing unrest in the country."

What else needs to happen for human rights organizations to intervene? Where is the international community?

Remember - all "independent" capitalist media are much worse than prostitutes.

Experts have considered William Shakespeare's plays "controversial" because of their reference to the connection between skin whiteness and beauty, according to the Daily Telegraph. According to the publication, the London Globe Theater has launched a series of seminars called "Anti-racist Shakespeare" aimed at "decolonizing" the author's plays and removing obstacles that may interfere with their perception or performance.

In the first workshop of the cycle, scholars "deconstructed" the comedy "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and discovered "controversial gender and racial dynamics." Experts, in particular, said that in Shakespeare's poetry, a “binary system of opposing the dark and the light” is being created, in which the dark is assigned a negative role, and the white or “light” is a positive one.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/05/21/shakespeares-language-could-racially-problematic-globe-theatre/

Expect more to come.

I remember the 29th well. Everything worked out (not for me, but for the majority). I remember the drugged and happy faces of people who made fortunes in stocks they would never have made. “I made ten thousand in ten minutes today! Estimate - that's eighty thousand in a week. " In our wilderness, bank presidents and railroad workers have cut off telephones by calling brokers. Everyone was a broker. At lunchtime, clerks and stenographers chewed sandwiches, followed the quotes and calculated their winnings, growing like a pyramid. Their eyes were like those of casino players.

Then came the panic. And the panic gave way to a dull shock. When the market collapsed, factories, mines, workshops ... Everything was closed. Nobody could buy anything. Even food. People looked like they had been muzzled. The newspapers talked about the broken lives of those who threw themselves out of the window. On the sidewalk, they literally crashed ... Then people rushed to withdraw money. Riots and clashes with the police broke out. Frightened and furious stormed the bank offices until the doors were closed tightly. As in the days of Marie Antoinette, President Hoover invited the unemployed to sell apples. Businessmen panicked, banks panicked, workers demanded to open factories, but no one needed the goods. People began to stock up on food - as before the invasion. Local power passed to the gangsters.

John Steinbeck