A sack of flour in Gaza is now going for $500. Let that sink in. That’s up from $350 last fucking week — and it was $100 a few weeks before that. Israel isn’t just dropping bombs. They’re weaponizing hunger. This is a starvation campaign. It’s cruel. It’s criminal. It’s genocidal. It’s easy to feel powerless watching this shit unfold, but we’re not completely toothless. Boycotts aren’t the end-all solution — but they are a weapon, and one that’s proven effective. Just ask Tesla how that’s going for them. McDonald’s is on the BDS boycott list, and unlike weapons manufacturers or some faceless bank, McD’s is everywhere. A visual action at a local McD’s puts the heat right in the belly of the beast — in cities, in the burbs, wherever. They’re selling food while people in Gaza starve. Make that contrast visible. Hit them where it hurts — their brand. Don’t just boycott. Fucking organize. Make it unignorable. #Gaza #StarvationAsWeapon #BDS #BoycottMcDonalds #ShutItDown

Back in 2006, millions of immigrants across the so-called U.S. walked off the job and into the streets for May Day — in what became the biggest mass strike in modern U.S. history. You probably never heard about it, because the media buried it. I was there. Here's what went down, and why it still matters. 🔗

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May Day 2006 – the massive strike you never heard of | Amplifier Films

On May 1, 2006, the U.S. witnessed one of the largest single-day mass mobilizations in its history — between 2 and 3 million people took part in ...

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Mohsen Mahdawi has been freed!

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Every time I see a photo of a kid taped to a taxi dashboard or sitting on someone’s desk at work, I get it. As a parent, I fucking get it. We eat shit, we do garbage jobs, we bite our tongues—all because we're trying to make life suck less for our kids. It's primal. It’s universal. Doesn’t matter where you’re from or what language you speak—if you’ve got a kid, you’d do anything for them. So when I see another headline about #Gaza, about kids being slaughtered, I can't fucking breathe. I think about those parents—just like any of us—who can’t do anything to protect their children. Who are being systematically denied even that basic human instinct. It’s fucking unbearable. And no, I’m not posting this looking for a solution. I’m just full of rage. Full of grief. Feeling powerless watching the world let this happen. Kids who didn’t sign up for any of this, being murdered. This is fucking obscene. #IsraelMurdersKids

#MovieNight pick for all you lovable degenerates: Mickey 17 by Bong Joon-ho (yeah, that Bong Joon-ho — director of Parasite, aka the best “eat the rich” film of the last decade). Mickey 17 is a wild-ass sci-fi comedy that juggles themes like colonization, workers’ rights, and environmental collapse—all wrapped in a sleek, weird-ass future. It's like Severance had a baby with Wall-E during a labor strike. Not as dark as Severance, not as masterful as Parasite, but still worth the ride. And seriously, if you haven’t seen Parasite yet... what the fuck are you even doing? Fix your life. This one’s fine for teens, but maybe not your toddler unless you want them questioning capitalism before they can spell it.

Last year I was scrambling to find a fucking keffiyeh and couldn’t get one anywhere. Fast forward to now—I’m staring at four boxes with like 700 #keffiyehs, all thanks to some serious international solidarity magic. Here’s the story: My homie Clifton went to the #WestBank, vibed with this shopkeeper in #Bethlehem, kept in touch, and when shit hit the fan and business dried up, the shopkeeper reached out for help. Clifton and Omrane Hassan came through, moved a bunch of keffiyehs to help the guy feed his family. And in return, the shopkeeper donated hundreds of keffiyehs to us to support our next film, A Red Road to the West Bank. So yeah—if you’ve been needing a keffiyeh, now’s the time. You’ll be repping #Palestinian resistance and helping us finish this goddamn film. Plus, you’ll be helping me make some goddamn space in my studio. Prices (shipping included): $30 CAD (Canadians) $35 CAD (Americans) $40 CAD (Rest of World) Cheaper for y’all in the States ‘cause your dollar’s evil and strong. Hit the link, cop one, and spread the word.

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Wear Your Solidarity: Keffiyehs for a Cause | Amplifier Films

Donated by a Palestinian shopkeeper in Bethlehem—with the help of Omrane Hasan—these keffiyehs are powerful symbols of resistance, much like th...

There’s been a real drop-off in support for folks in #Gaza lately. Not calling anyone out — just naming what’s happening. There’s a lot going on, and it’s easy for stuff to fall off the radar. But things over in #Palestine haven’t gotten better. They’ve gotten worse. Been talking to folks doing daily support work with people on the ground, and what they’re hearing is this: people feel forgotten. Prices are through the roof — we’re talking $100+ for a bag of flour. Starvation is being used as a weapon. I’ve been supporting Hamza and his family — 40 people just trying to eat. They need about $5,000 to make it through the next stretch. And while the fundraiser might look like it’s raised a bunch, that money’s already long gone. It fed people. It kept folks alive. If you’ve got a few bucks, please chip in. If not, just passing this along makes a difference. https://bit.ly/Help4Hamza

This is your daily reminder that we are living in emergency times. Shit’s not “about to” hit the fan — it already has, and it’s just not evenly distributed yet. As things accelerate, I’ve found myself shifting what I read. Less escapist sci-fi, more grounding in the moments before things cracked open — before the boots came down. This week I borrowed Homage to Catalonia by George Orwell from the library. Felt like time to revisit what resistance looked like in the face of rising authoritarianism. Anyone else making similar shifts in your reading? Got any titles that have helped you stay sharp, stay grounded, or just feel less alone? Drop 'em in the replies.

Just leaked #Tesla’s new logo.

Seeing all these stories lately about Canadians and French getting hassled at the U.S. border—detained, interrogated, denied entry for dumb shit like having anti-Trump texts. And yeah, it’s fucked up. But let’s not act like this is new, or like it's just a U.S. thing. This has always been the game. Border cops on both sides have been fucking with political dissidents, journalists, and anyone who doesn’t fit the tidy nationalist mold for decades. Remember when Amy Goodman got stopped coming into Canada just 'cause they thought she might talk shit about the Olympics? Yeah, that’s Canada for you. I’ve been detained. My comrades have been detained. Phones searched. Bullshit questions. Border agents acting like the law don’t exist in that grey-zone limbo they control. And guess what? They’re kinda right. There’s no recourse. When you’re at the border, you’re at the mercy of a settler-colonial state that’s scared shitless of dissent. So yeah, be outraged—but don’t stop at the white liberal discomfort at the border. Save your biggest rage for the deportation machine, the genocidal siege on Gaza, and the cages filled with people just trying to survive. Borders are violence. Always have been. Here's a handy guide about how to deal with these situations if crossing into the US, but a lot of the info applies to Canada too!

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Crossing the United States Border

Border controls give the authorities an opportunity to invade our privacy and gather information. A guide to minimizing the security risks involved.