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If he's overthrown, would there be a civil war?
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Real hurthling! posted:lot of rumors that trump and bibi are going to announce a unilateral annexation plan this week to boost bibi's election 3.0 chances that’s the dumbest loving idea I’ve ever heard.
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heard Bingy Yahoo launched a coup
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Jose posted:definitely feels like this might result in israel pushing to just finish off gaza if MPs are calling for exactly that on twitter the Israelis tried that and failed lol. the army has atriophied after 40 years of shooting children.
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May 11, 2021 22:24
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thatfatkid posted:gently caress off back to dnd Bellingcat scare tweets about magic evil Iraqis belong on dnd, yes lmao
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May 12, 2021 02:54
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May 13, 2021 02:08
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all zionists are kahanists. Straight line from Luther to Hitler, straight line from Herzl to Kahan.
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May 13, 2021 17:14
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Epic High Five posted:the Palestinians are also a Semitic people they're literally genetically indistinguishable
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May 13, 2021 18:10
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bedpan posted:Leave Mr. Netanyahu alone. Suggesting he is causing or worsening the violence is a cowardly act (given that the violence precedes him, will continue after him, and is unrelated to him). source ur quotes
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May 13, 2021 18:30
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its not Hezbollah, its a rouge faction trying to start a war
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May 13, 2021 19:49
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https://twitter.com/PopulismUpdates/status/1392900010421809152 https://twitter.com/ariehkovler/status/1392905799949864960 this is the dumbest thing possible so of course it happens. lightning round presidency, PawParole has issued a correction as of 20:12 on May 13, 2021 |
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May 13, 2021 20:07
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Hedenius posted:I checked out her website and this antiracism training is something else. https://twitter.com/cvaldary/status/503921202344517632
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Once upon a time—isn’t that how stories are supposed to begin?—there was a group of people who believed that their god had promised them a particular corner of the Middle East, and decided to take him up on the offer. It so happened that conditions just then were propitious for their project. The cultural politics of the major Western powers of the time favored it, and not merely in an abstract sense: money and weapons could be had for the attempt, and a great deal more could be made available if the project succeeded in establishing a foothold. Even more crucial was the state of the Middle East at that time. The history of that region has a regular rhythm of systole and diastole that can be traced back very nearly to the earliest clay-tablet records: periods of centralization, in which a single major Middle Eastern power dominates as large a fraction of the world as the current transport technology will allow, alternate with periods of disintegration, in which the region fragments and turns into a chessboard on which powers from outside the region play their own power games. At the time we’re discussing, the Middle East was in one of its diastole phases, fractured into small quarrelling states, and the sudden seizure of a strategically important part of the region drew only a local and ineffective response. So a new state came into being, surrounded by hostile neighbors, and a great deal of the shrill self-justifying rhetoric already described came from both sides of the new frontiers. Several of the major Western powers supported the new state with significant financial and military aid; of at least equal importance, members of the religious community responsible for creating the new state, who remained back in those same Western nations, engaged in vigorous fundraising efforts to support the new state, and equally vigorous political efforts to get existing governmental support maintained or increased. The resources thus made available to the new state gave it a substantial military edge against its hostile neighbors, and its existence became enough of a fait accompli that some of its neighbors backed away from a wholly confrontational stance. Still, the state’s survival depended on three things. The first, and by far the most crucial, was the ongoing flow of support from the Western powers to pay for a military establishment far larger than the economic and natural resources of the territory in question would permit. The second was the continued fragmentation and relative weakness of the surrounding states. The third was the maintenance of internal peace within the state and of collective assent to a clear sense of priorities, so that it could respond with its full force to threats from outside instead of squandering its limited resources on civil strife or popular projects that contributed nothing to its survival. In the long run, none of these three conditions could be met indefinitely. Shifts in cultural politics and, more importantly, in the economic stability of the Western powers of the time turned the large subsidies supporting the state into a political liability that eventually lost out in the struggle for available wealth. Meanwhile, in the Middle East, the power struggles between competing statelets began to give way to a new era of centralization. Finally, the internal cohesion of the state broke down in power struggles between different factions, and too many resources had been committed to politically necessary but practically useless projects such as the support of large religious communities that did nothing but pray and study the scriptures. The arrogant certainty that the state could always overcome its enemies and that the Western powers owed it the subsidies that paid for its survival put bitter icing on an already overbaked cake, and all but guaranteed the final disaster. And that, dear reader, was why the Crusader kingdom of Jerusalem fell to the armies of Saladin in 1187, and why the last scraps of the kingdoms of Outremer, as the Crusaders called the land now known as Israel, were mopped up by Muslim armies over the century that followed.
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Jimong5 posted:This is always the thing that bothers me the most about how "the Arabs kicked the Jews out", like they realize Islam came from Judaism and it stands to reason that proto Muslims were Jewish, right? Muslims didn't just crawl out of a hole somewhere. no one here is talking about Muslims. the Palestinian people are just Jews who converted to Christianity and then afterwards Islam.
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May 15, 2021 22:45
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Nethanyahu is facing basically the remainder of his life in prison if he doesn't solidly win an election. This is what people need to understand. Nethanyahu doesn't care about anything anymore, he is trying to keep himself from going to jail. Israel had 4 elections in the last 2 years because the current Knesset refuses to pass a bill unilaterally pardoning him of his crimes. The most recent election also ended in a hung Knesset, so there will likely be a 5th election in 2 years in a couple months. Everything he has done recently, has been to try and campaign to win a big enough majority to protect himself. He is currently facing trial while he is still the caretaker Prime Minister. But Israel has no official government right now. No bill can be passed, the people in charge are only so in a caretaker capacity to keep the government moving.
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May 16, 2021 06:05
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extremely ironic because the Indian government is allied with Iran and has a Palestinian embassy. It’s the reverse of those Pakistani idiots who obsess over turkey.
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favorite take maker w/ a new hot take https://mobile.twitter.com/mattyglesias/status/1393888086048845827
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Stringent posted:mad he stole your bit huh? Search his account for Ethiopia and then search mine for Palestine. obviously I care for both. he’s just using it as a distraction
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May 16, 2021 14:15
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if they do get rid of the Palestinians then the haredim, chardalim and kahanists will have a nuclear civil war, with the winner being able to implement Jewish sharia.
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Peter Daou Zen posted:literally not one person in the us government except maybe , MaYBE Rashida Tlaib can be trusted on Palestine. the squad loving sucks poo poo. Ilhan cares more about Palestine than Somalia.( and that’s a good thing, America needs to pay less attention to Somalia)
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May 18, 2021 22:27
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Israel has 80 nukes at the most. 300 is impossible, Great Britain has 300 nukes and India has 150. like half their budget would be going to nuclear weapons.
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human garbage bag posted:The US had 30,000 nukes by 1965. The us controlled 2/3s of the world, while Israel is the size of Delaware.
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Israel's new ruling government is a triumvirate of a Ultra-Nationalist far-rightist who wishes to create a Jewish Reich, a European-loving Neoliberal centrist fencesitter, and an Islamist who wants Sharia law for Arab Israelis and said the Paris attacks were justified due to gay rights and loose women.
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smarxist posted:seems fine Makes the Malaysian coalition look sane.
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lol how could this person not know what "12" means? are they like british or something?
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New type of person just dropped
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Atrocious Joe posted:but what does she think of Abiy Ahmed depends on her ethnicity. there are tigrayan and Amhara beta isreal. Chuka Umana posted:Got into an shouting argument tonight because I said that there is no non-Arab working class in Israel. This was some DSA dude who was arguing that the ruling class in Israel is the main driver behind Zionism and I argued that any non-Arab person in Israel is inherently a colonizer. that is stupid. someone has to maintain the nukes and weaponry.
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Rigged Death Trap posted:No they need constant reassurance that theyre not horrible monsters. like slaveowners in the American south, who wanted to ban criticism of slavery and make abolitionists say poo poo smells good actually!
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https://twitter.com/MairavZ/status/1409938111170322432 dudes down catastrophically bad
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Jul 25, 2021 02:47
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Tfw when you love apartheid so much you sclep 7000 miles just to have it back
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https://mobile.twitter.com/JohnMappin/status/1640296004699185153 https://mobile.twitter.com/Hezbolsonaro/status/1640473145856655360
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Echo Chamber posted:Zionism sucks but an Israeli absolute monarchy would be so funny in a sadistic way. isreali iran would be so funny lol
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