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SOURCES & STORIES COVERED: Elon Musk Leads Far Right Propaganda Blitz On Brazil’s Democracy (Brasil Wire [Latin America]) https://www.brasilwire.com/elon-musk-leads-far-right-propaganda-blitz-on-brazils-democracy/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=elon-musk-leads-far-right-propaganda-blitz-on-brazils-democracy&utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=elon-musk-leads-far-right-propaganda-blitz-on-brazils-democracy, Unionised Samsung workers to hold rally in South Korea as labour unrest grows (Daily Maverick SA [Africa]) https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2026-04-23-unionised-samsung-workers-to-hold-rally-in-south-korea-as-labour-unrest-grows/, Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon kill Lebanese journalist, wound another (France 24 [Europe]) https://www.france24.com/en/video/20260423-israeli-strikes-in-southern-lebanon-kill-lebanese-journalist-wound-another, Washington Wants Its Military Base Back (Jacobin [Us Independent]) https://jacobin.com/2026/04/colombia-election-cepeda-military-bases/, Africa’s abandoned workers in Lebanon (Al Jazeera [Middle East]) https://www.aljazeera.com/video/africa-now/2026/4/23/africas-abandoned-workers-in-lebanon?traffic_source=rss, How the Philippines became Japan’s closest security partner in Southeast Asia (South China Morning Post [Asia]) https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/politics/article/3351190/how-philippines-became-japans-closest-security-partner-southeast-asia?utm_source=rss_feed, Collard's 'crippling' ban for homophobic slur reduced on appeal (ABC Australia [Oceania]) https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-04-23/afl-st-kilda-wins-lance-collard-appeal-over-homophobic-slur/106599898, Inside Brazil’s X Ban: How Elon Musk Started–and lost–a Fight With Brazil’s Judiciary (Brasil Wire [Latin America]) https://www.brasilwire.com/inside-brazils-x-ban-how-elon-musk-started-and-lost-a-fight-with-brazils-judiciary/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=inside-brazils-x-ban-how-elon-musk-started-and-lost-a-fight-with-brazils-judiciary&utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=inside-brazils-x-ban-how-elon-musk-started-and-lost-a-fight-with-brazils-judiciary, FALKEN INTELLIGENCE: Active operations tracked: OP-LEGISLATION-LAWMAKERS-BANKS, OP-PARENTS-VACCINE-CONGRESS, OP-DEACE-TALARICO-TEXAS, OP-CHILDREN-DILLEY-PROPUBLICA, OP-TRUMP-ADMINISTRATION-CLIMATE Audio podcast: https://asscast.org WOPR Foundation: https://wopr.systems Mastodon: https://mstdn.wopr.systems/@nodez3r0 Falken Intelligence: https://falken.wopr.systems FULL TRANSCRIPT: The Anti Social Socialist Hey, comrades! Welcome back to Ass Cast, your go-to source for straight-up truth in an era of bullshit headlines and capitalist propaganda. Let’s dive into today's episode where we peel back the layers on what the billionaire-owned media won’t tell you. Now check this out: Elon Musk is pulling a digital coup in Brazil, leading a far-right blitz that’s turning social networks into tools of fascist intimidation. Brasil Wire reports that with all his money and tech power, he’s instigating chaos reminiscent of 2013, but this time it’s clear as day who’s behind the curtain. January 8th wasn’t just another coup attempt; it was a desperate move by the far right to hold onto power. The billionaires are pulling strings while Brazil bleeds. Now check this out: Over in South Korea, Samsung workers are revolting. Unionized employees are gearing up for a massive rally this Thursday, with over 37,000 workers expected to show up. Reuters is reporting that they’re even threatening a strike next month amidst booming demand for AI chips. These workers know their struggle isn’t just about wages; it’s about dignity and the right to organize in an economy that values profit over people. The meatpacking giants of technology walk away richer while the workers bleed. Here’s where it gets wild: Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon have killed a Lebanese journalist, Amal Khalil, who was 43 years old. A senior military official confirmed her death alongside injuries to another journalist. This is coming on the heels of a ceasefire announced just last month. France 24 reports that this marks the deadliest day since then. The war in Lebanon isn’t just about geopolitics; it’s about silencing those who tell the truth from the ground. Journalists are getting the shaft while corporate media stays silent. Now check this out: In Colombia, Washington wants its military base back. Jacobin is reporting that the narrative of a country stuck between cartels and guerrilla warfare has obscured the real issue: US intervention in Colombian affairs. The CIA operatives aren’t just hovering as weary custodians; they’re actively shaping the conflict to serve their interests. The billionaires’ machine is at work, pushing Colombia into a precarious position where it’s caught between local strife and US geopolitical goals. Meanwhile, Al Jazeera reports that African migrant workers are being left out in the cold in Lebanon, caught in the crossfire of regional conflicts. They’re abandoned by both local governments and international powers. These workers don’t just fight for their wages; they battle for survival amidst war and economic instability. The capitalist system is a ruthless beast, leaving millions to suffer while the elite rakes it in. And then there’s this gem: The Philippines has become Japan’s closest security partner in Southeast Asia. South China Morning Post reports that both countries are deepening military cooperation through joint drills and technological partnerships. Tokyo is easing defense export rules to boost this alliance. This move isn’t just about regional stability; it’s a strategic play by Japan to project power across the Pacific. The Philippines, a pawn in the game of global geopolitics, gets screwed while corporate powers call the shots. Listen up: St Kilda football club won an appeal for Lance Collard’s ban over a homophobic slur, reducing his suspension from nine weeks to four. This is happening in a society where homophobia is rampant and anti-discrimination laws are often ignored. The AFL isn’t just a sporting league; it’s a microcosm of the wider societal issues we face. Homophobic slurs aren’t just jokes on the field; they’re part of a broader struggle for equality. Moving on: Brasil Wire reports that Brazil’s block of Elon Musk’s X platform is about sovereignty and respecting Brazilian rule of law, not free speech. The only political element here is on Musk’s side, where he openly supports Brazilian fascists. This isn’t just about censorship; it’s about a fight for autonomy in the digital age. Now let's tie this together: Our FALKEN system is monitoring social media and finding clusters of disinformation around legislation, vaccines, and climate change. Emotional manipulation and loaded language are tactics used to sway public opinion. Meanwhile, on Bluesky and other platforms, conspiracy theories about Trump’s staged assassinations and daylight being a psyop are gaining traction. The media tells you one thing; the truth is hidden in these international reports. So what can we do? We need to support independent journalism, amplify voices from around the world, and challenge the narratives pushed by corporate media. Join us at Ass Cast every week as we bring you more of this unfiltered truth. Follow us on Mastodon and Bluesky for daily updates. That’s all for today, comrades. Stay woke, stay informed, and keep fighting the good fight. Until next time! Peace out! Sat, 18 Jul 2026 03:25:25 GMT https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html PeerTube - https://wopr-tv.wopr.systems https://wopr-tv.wopr.systems/lazy-static/avatars/2d56685b-67b3-4e95-9d65-549176a0753f.png https://wopr-tv.wopr.systems/videos/watch/95ac8899-1362-4206-a1af-b6cd2f3c522c All rights reserved, unless otherwise specified in the terms specified at https://wopr-tv.wopr.systems/about and potential licenses granted by each content's rightholder.