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12:53 AM
@User1865345 and if the Israeli Government is responsible for this, yet again shows that bombing Gaza has nothing to do with rescuing hostages because they can plan and execute shit like this
also makes the Israeli Government no better than a terrorist organization
> This video isn't available any more
like even after i remove the slash it's still broken
that looks better
Just notice the map used by Bibi
@User1865345 what about it?
@User1865345 it does say Gaza Strip which is how they've always recognized it so not surprising
@Memor-X not surprising for them.
But it shows they never had any intention for any peace deal
It's nothing but state sponsored genocide.
@User1865345 also that comment how it doesn't show the west bank. if that's from the video you linked, quite sure they don't even know where the west bank is
if your showing the Gaza/Egypt border like that in a video cropped like that, you're not going to see the west bank at all
like the name "West Bank" is weird given it's on the east side of Israel, could be because it's on Jordan's western border but yeh, Gaza != The West Bank as the West Bank is further North-east of Gaza
not that it's been immune to Israeli attacks
1:40 AM
He is holding in the power for he knows he has lost enough support to win an election.
yep. if you ignore everything else you can see that he's doing this for his own political gain
far-right whack jobs who he made deals with to form government have threatened to turn against him if he agree to any kind of cease fire
@Memor-X hm
Point is, and that's my opinion, Bibi is not the root of the problem. The whole stance of Israel has shifted far right.
They don't even wanna listen anything about two states solution.
before now Israel was having yearly elections because if i recall, there were repeated no confidence votes because they count pass legislation
each election Butcher Benji lost more and more support
if there is another election, with all the hate against him by his own people, i can't see his party having the ability to even make deals to form government
@Memor-X he bungled up with his court reforms fiasco.
My point is the whole Israeli politics is now dominated by far right fundamentalist hawks.
Politicians like Yitzhak Rabin are extinct today.
> After Republican lawmakers and some activists objected to Arab American Institute executive director Maya Berry's inclusion in the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee's hearing on the rise in hate crimes in the country, GOP Sen. John Kennedy unleashed what one critic said was anti-Muslim "hate speech" during his questioning.
> "You support Hamas, don't you?" asked the Louisiana senator at the hearing titled "A Threat to Justice Everywhere: Stemming the Tide of Hate Crimes in America." Kennedy also conflated Hamas with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA), the agency tasked with providing public services and aid to Gaza's 2.3 million residents.
> Berry replied that it was "exceptionally disappointing that you're looking at an Arab American witness before you and saying, 'You support Hamas.'"
> She then said clearly, "I do not support Hamas," but was cut off by Kennedy as he raised his voice to accuse her of being unable to disavow the group, also accusing her of supporting Hezbollah and Iran.
> The Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee denounced Kennedy's "horrible" comment, instead amplifying Berry's response, in which she said that while taking part in a hearing on hate speech and hate crimes, she "experienced the very issue that we're attempting to deal with today."

"This has been, regrettably, a real disappointment but very much an indication of the danger to our democratic institutions that we're in now," said Berry.
> Federal Judge Aileen M. Cannon, the controversial jurist who tossed out the classified documents criminal case against Donald Trump in July, failed to disclose her attendance at a May 2023 banquet funded by a conservative law school.

Cannon went to an event in Arlington, Va. honoring the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, according to documents obtained from the Law and Economics Center at George Mason University. At a lecture and private dinner, she sat among members of Scalia’s family, fellow Federalist Society members and more than 30 conservative federal judges.
> “Kamala Harris is running for president and whether you’re eating curry at your dinner table or fried chicken, things have gotten more expensive thanks to her policies,” Vance told moderator Kristen Welker.
> “Senator Vance was referring to the fact that he prefers fried chicken, and his wife prefers curry chicken,” a spokesman for Vance told the Daily Beast. “Fried chicken was a staple in the Vance household when JD was a kid, as he wrote in Hillbilly Elegy.”
> "Oh my God, this is Jiu-jitsu, where she's like 'If you go to his rallies, his crowds are boring," Rogan said. He then transitioned into an imitation of Trump.

"My crowds are the best crowds — I have the number one crowds," Rogan's mock-Trump said. Then Rogan added, "He couldn't help himself!"
@Nzall I see.
> Senators voted against advancing the bill, 51-44, marking the second time Democrats have sought to put Republicans on the record on the contentious issue. Sixty votes were needed to open debate on the measure.
> “If Donald Trump is serious about protecting IVF, then he is busily calling all the Republican senators and telling them to vote ‘yes’ on today’s bill,” Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) said ahead of the vote. “And if he’s not making those phone calls, well, then we know this is just one more Trump lie.”
> “It’s a dangerous business being president,” said Trump, addressing the audience.“It’s a little bit dangerous.” He then went on to brush off the number of assassination attempts against him with a boast.

“That’s OK,” he said about the presidency being “dangerous business.” He added, “Only consequential presidents get shot at.”
Democrats lost a court battle to boot a third-party hopeful they fear will draw votes away from vulnerable Sen. Jon Tester.
> Democrats lost a court battle to boot a third-party hopeful they fear will draw votes away from vulnerable Sen. Jon Tester.
> ... Johnson may want to win the further approval of Trump and his MAGA supporters by vowing to challenge the election results if they go against the GOP.
> He could rewrite the rules for the certification that have been in place for over a century, object to contested blocks of electoral votes, delay the vote count, or throw a roadblock into the entire process by challenging the Electoral Count Act.

A Johnson aide dismissed the claims as part of an “alarmist narrative” from Democrats.
Yeh these sort of debates don't happen here:
> Vice President Kamala Harris has claimed a six-point lead over former President Donald Trump in a Morning Consult poll published Tuesday. The margin is a record for Harris so far in the presidential race. The widening gap between the two candidates, which now sits at 51 to 45, seems to reflect a shift in public opinion after Harris’ dominant debate performance a week ago.
 
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4:48 AM
@Memor-X It's named after the west bank of the Jordan river between Israel and Jordan
@Nzall ahhh i see. that makes more sense
 
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"Get this under control": Mark Robinson's anti-birth control tirade spoils Trump's Project 2025 spin salon.com/2024/09/18/…
> "Don’t lay down and act like you’re making a baby til you’re ready to have a baby," the Republican candidate said
In other words, women shouldn't be having sex. Fully mask off.
> He calls LGBTQ people "filth," "maggots," and "flies," insisting they should be forced to "find a corner outside" rather than be allowed to use public restrooms. He's denounced women's suffrage and argued that once a woman is pregnant, her body belongs to "the daddy." And before Tucker Carlson was embracing Holocaust denialism, Robinson was raving that it was "hogwash" to believe the Nazi genocide of Jews happened.
When the GOP tells you who they are, believe them.
> Robinson insisted birth control is "being forced on very young ladies" and agreed that women who use it are "more inclined to be promiscuous."
@Wipqozn wow. Dude has gone project 2025 on steroids.
But remember the guy is a Nazi sympathizer.
People have goldfish memories. So it's needed to refresh some good old days.
> A JD Vance staffer was told rumors of Haitian immigrants stealing and eating pets were untrue by Springfield’s city manager, Bryan Heck—but Vance had already shared them on X, the Wall Street Journal reported. Heck said he received the call from a staff member working for JD Vance asking him about the truth of the claims. “I told him no,” Heck said. “There was no verifiable evidence or reports to show this was true.”

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