Description from Joti Brar's Telegram: Truly excellent conversation as ever between Garland Nixon and Leith Marouf this week. Particularly interesting details on the Mach 10 hypersonic missile sent by the Yemeni resistance into Tel Aviv. 

Increasingly it becomes clear that the resistance and the imperialists speak different languages.

The resistance forces live where they fight. They are defending their peoples. And so they practice strategic patience. They don't want Armageddon. They want to preserve as much life as possible. 

But they also know that to be left in peace they need to defeat the enemy. And they have built forces that are capable of so doing. They know that they need to stand together. And increasingly that is what they have been doing. 

These developments have become qualitative and a decisive shift can be seen in the balance of forces globally, which coincides with the deepening of the global capitalist economic overproduction crisis.

In this context, the resistance forces send regular messages to imperialism and its proxies that would be clearly comprehensible to any sane and rational actor: Look at what we can do. Your technological dominance has been broken. If we wanted we could wipe you out. We don't want to do that. We want you to let us live. Please get the message and leave before you get destroyed.

The imperialists cannot win against these forces. Not in Russia. Not in the middle east. Not in China. But they will keep trying because not to try means death. Not the death of their people, who will finally get the chance to get free. 

It is the death of their rule and their economic system that the billionaire elites truly fear. But their system can only survive by means of the mass destruction of wealth, infrastructure, materials, means of production and people.

To avoid the inevitable ending of their domination, the imperialists are willing to drown the world in blood. As in fact they have been doing since the inception of the capitalist economic system 400 years ago. 

They must be defeated if humanity is to begin to breathe.