Last week, American/Israeli fighter jets targeted Iranian Pistachio Company warehouses. The Resnick family's Beverly Hills-based pistachio empire stands to gain. You won't believe the backstory ⤵️ The Resnicks donate millions to the IDF. Tax records show $2.4M in donations to Israeli military-linked groups from 2015–2022.

https://x.com/pistachiowars/status/2029300362029523169

Van Jones was CEO of REFORM Alliance, a nonprofit Jay-Z founded to "transform the criminal justice system." He received $100m from Jeff Bezos to change laws and policies at the state and federal level.

https://twitter.com/aaronjmate/status/1974497147744657722

Too often, those dedicated to ending mass incarceration tell me the genocide in Gaza is "not their issue." Both rely on America's addiction to punishment and a surveillance industry that loves selling probation departments' electronic monitoring devices as "reform."

There is a lot of controversy and confusion over the LAT’s decision not to endorse a presidential candidate. I trust the Editorial Board’s judgment. For me, genocide is the line in the sand. The temptation is to speak in muffled tones about an issue the international courts have called a plausible genocide. But this moment requires opposition to crimes against humanity, ethnic cleansing, and Apartheid – as my parents did in South Africa.

THREAD 🧵 There's more to the story behind the scandal of LA County awarding an $8.6 million no-bid contract to Accenture. It involves the company’s quiet infiltration of important parts of our society – for massive profit. For background, here’s what became public, and why it’s important for people who live in Los Angeles or people who care about the state of the “justice system” to pay attention:

https://twitter.com/nikasoonshiong/status/1698753636934078738

Who is Accenture? Why are they designing the system that determines how people and families are treated before trial in LA County – the largest jail system in the world? Accenture was initially the business & tech division of Arthur Andersen, an accounting firm that signed off on Enron’s corporate reports despite poor bookkeeping practices. It was found guilty of obstruction of justice for shredding Enron’s financial documents.