Comrade Koba posted:

any baidu map users who can confirm this? checked the web version but it looks different than in the screenshot and doesn’t have any flags on the map at all.

Lpzie posted:

zoom any more and all flags disappear.

Comrade Koba posted:

lmao, that owns

crepeface posted:

They targeted gamers.

Gamers.

Zadok Allen posted:

300+ dead IDF fascists in one goddamn day!? Holy poo poo way to go Hamas

Sancho Banana posted:

The Shin Bet and the IDF are being weirdly tight lipped about that POW they found in Gaza yesterday. Every article says that all information about the rescue operation is classified.

Sancho Banana posted:

The Shin Bet and the IDF are being weirdly tight lipped about that POW they found in Gaza yesterday. Every article says that all information about the rescue operation is classified.

Resistance News Network posted:

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The IOF claims to have "freed" a settler hostage during the clashes that took place today between the forces and the resistance on the borders of #Gaza.

The zionist story, as usual, doesn't add up. Investigations confirmed that the female soldier who they claimed to have rescued was completely absent from the official list of missing settlers, until today when her photo was added.

In addition, the "rescued" settler in question made a post at a vegetable market on Facebook on 12/10, five days after Al-Aqsa Flood operation began and the captives were taken.

🟢 Hamas political bureau member Izzat Rishq stated: "Regarding the occupation's claims about freeing a female soldier, we confirm that such an announcement aims to distract from the video of the three female prisoners, which caused a great shock within the zionist society. It is an attempt to escape the pressure that the file of the occupation's prisoners puts on Netanyahu and his government.
No one believes the zionist narratives, which are falling apart, and even the zionist society itself does not believe its leaders.
What the resistance will say is the final word."

WhiskeyWhiskers posted:

It's so funny that the anti-communist academic project to destroy materialist dialectics in the 20th century has utterly poisoned the Imperialists' ability to think coherently about any problem.

Zadok Allen posted:

300+ dead IDF fascists in one goddamn day!? Holy poo poo way to go Hamas

Zadok Allen posted:

300+ dead IDF fascists in one goddamn day!? Holy poo poo way to go Hamas

crepeface posted:

They targeted gamers.

Gamers.

WhiskeyWhiskers posted:

It shouldn't be surprising, but why the gently caress would you call one of your armoured vehicles the same thing the Nazis did?

Al-Saqr posted:

Not to be a party pooper but I think that's the total for the couple weeks, I might be wrong though! still that's more than double the amount Hezbollah killed over 30 days in 2006 so Hamas is outperforming them!


What is impressive though is the confirmed tank kill count in the last 24 hours, they have successfully knocked out 6 tanks, 3 merkavas and 3 panther 14's!

Al-Saqr posted:

It's because they're Nazis.

Comrade Koba posted:

is this the same person who was mysteriously missing from the official list of hostages until she suddenly appeared on it yesterday?

_{(from t.me/PalestineResist/17466, via tgsa)}

Sancho Banana posted:

What trips me about this theory is that Israeli media has shown interviews with her family and footage of them celebrating. Seems pretty elaborate if it's completely fake.

lumpentroll posted:

plinkey

Al-Saqr posted:

to quote the the smartest and least pedophilic frenchman, michel focault:-

"Le Gaza is Le Prison"

Frosted Flake posted:

I'm screaming inside.

Naveh, a retired Brigadier-General, directs the Operational Theory Research Institute, which trains staff officers from the IDF and other militaries in 'operational theory' - defined in military jargon as somewhere between strategy and tactics. He summed up the mission of his institute, which was founded in 1996: 'We are like the Jesuit Order. We attempt to teach and train soldiers to think. [...] We read Christopher Alexander, can you imagine?; we read John Forester, and other architects. We are reading Gregory Bateson; we are reading Clifford Geertz. Not myself, but our soldiers, our generals are reflecting on these kinds of materials. We have established a school and developed a curriculum that trains "operational architects".'4 In a lecture Naveh showed a diagram resembling a 'square of opposition' that plots a set of logical relationships between certain propositions referring to military and guerrilla operations. Labelled with phrases such as 'Difference and Repetition - The Dialectics of Structuring and Structure', 'Formless Rival Entities', 'Fractal Manoeuvre', 'Velocity vs. Rhythms', 'The Wahabi War Machine', 'Postmodern Anarchists' and 'Nomadic Terrorists', they often reference the work of Deleuze and Guattari. War machines, according to the philosophers, are polymorphous; diffuse organizations characterized by their capacity for metamorphosis, made up of small groups that split up or merge with one another, depending on contingency and circumstances. (Deleuze and Guattari were aware that the state can willingly transform itself into a war machine. Similarly, in their discussion of 'smooth space' it is implied that this conception may lead to domination.)

I asked Naveh why Deleuze and Guattari were so popular with the Israeli military. He replied that 'several of the concepts in A Thousand Plateaux became instrumental for us [...] allowing us to explain contemporary situations in a way that we could not have otherwise. It problematized our own paradigms. Most important was the distinction they have pointed out between the concepts of "smooth" and "striated" space [which accordingly reflect] the organizational concepts of the "war machine" and the "state apparatus". In the IDF we now often use the term "to smooth out space" when we want to refer to operation in a space as if it had no borders. [...] Palestinian areas could indeed be thought of as "striated" in the sense that they are enclosed by fences, walls, ditches, roads blocks and so on.'5 When I asked him if moving through walls was part of it, he explained that, 'In Nablus the IDF understood urban fighting as a spatial problem. [...] Travelling through walls is a simple mechanical solution that connects theory and practice.'6

Al! posted:

you see a palestinian child can be thought of as a body without organs, and the bullets as rhizomes;

WhiskeyWhiskers posted:

It shouldn't be surprising, but why the gently caress would you call one of your armoured vehicles the same thing the Nazis did? Even the West Germans were at least a little coy by choosing a different big cat.

Regarde Aduck posted:

Don't look up what Germany nicknamed their potential new tank the kf51

WhiskeyWhiskers posted:

lmfao at Rheinmetal's English wiki page going from 1933 straight to 1999

Koos Group posted:

If by Biden you mean the Biden administration, that's not entirely true, though I can't say any more on the subject.

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Al-Saqr posted:

What is impressive though is the confirmed tank kill count in the last 24 hours, they have successfully knocked out 6 tanks, 3 merkavas and 3 panther 14's!

Zadok Allen posted: