Foment

to instigate or stir up (usually something undesirable); provoke; agitate; fan the flames

Orca7-SF

Orca7-SF

@orca7-sf.bsky.social

"Buarque and Szwako make a masterful case that the push to remind Brazilians about the harshness of the dictatorship helped foment the backlash that Bolsonaro rode to the top of Brazilian politics. But backlash is inevitable when any kind of social progress is made."
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Future☆US🇺🇸Patriots

Future☆US🇺🇸Patriots

@futureuspatriots.bsky.social

To win the case, Trump “must prove that he did not foment or incite January 6 Capitol riot. Question directly at issue in bringing this libel lawsuit – he cannot prevent defendants from seeking records that would shed light on his true knowledge, intent, and state of mind in delivering his speech.”

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The Big Cow Rememberer 🐄

The Big Cow Rememberer 🐄

@thebigcow.bsky.social

The Spanish national anthem doesn't have lyrics so as not to foment separatism in the Basque region.

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