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Hatfort replied to ExploringReality's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
And Marjorie Taylor Greene surprisingly turns to the left and advocates for affordable care, also known as Obamacare. Some more recent good takes, she has been supporting the Epstein victims and asking for the files. Also she is one of the few that has not taken AIPAC money during her campaigns, able to spit some truths about Israel. For example, asks AIPAC to be registered in FARA, the Foreign Agent Registration Act. Not bad. Well, keep it coming. I'm not going to oppose her on these things. -
Quick response to Ben Shapiro's comments about Israel's generosity to the US.
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An Arab woman in Haifa, a city ethnically cleansed in the 40's. They are a minority now, totally forbidden to identify as Palestinians, and shares other struggles under the Israeli law and society.
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If it brought you peace, that's fine. Walk that path if it works for you, just be respectful with other people's faiths and or ways of living, as you want others to respect yours.
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The story of an Arab Jew, born in Palestine, self-proclaimed Palestinian Jew, rejects Zionism and Israeli nationality. His parents were from Iraq, as he explains, forced to leave that country by Zionists, with the false flag attacks against synagogues. He doesn't hate Muslims and explains that Muslims didn't hate Jews either, the historical coexistence was pretty good until the Zionist project started.
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Poor man, his health problems that came from his Benzo addiction, and the carnivore diet on top of that, not good. His daughter blames mold and demons... I think he has mental health issues as well, all those odd cries out of nowhere. He was put on that pedestal for conservatives and right-wingers. His war against stage green people made him go crazy, maybe he is not that bad in the inside to project so much hate, as he has been doing.
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He didn't say that. He just acknowledges that the new technology may result in a job reduction, like computers did a few decades ago, and from a social point of view, the productivity going to fewer hands, may cause unemployment and poverty problems. You can tackle that problem or not, but it's still there.
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There's a deal agreement, indeed. Main points are a ceasefire, the return of the remaining Israeli hostages, the IDF has to retreat to an agreed line in Gaza as the first step, Palestinian prisoner liberation as well, and humanitarian aid. Hamas thanks Trump and the US, and the other countries involved in the negotiations, Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey, and asks for their involvement in making sure Israel keeps its part of the deal even after receiving their hostages, which will be very soon. I'm not sure the deal will last long, hostages or not, Israel seemed willing to continue. Maybe the IDF's lives being lost in Gaza wasn't that small, so they needed a ceasefire as well. Palestinians needed a ceasefire urgently, the genocide was unbearable.
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So this is it, the government suppressing speech. Not what's been called cancel culture, people on the Internet criticizing others, or maybe at worst private companies firing some people, which happened on both sides, and not that much, but it was a problem. But now it's the government going after the freedom of speech of the ideas that they don't like, and they don't even need to commit any crime, it's like in the Minority Report movie, but without the sci-fi technology, so even worse. Look at the list, so people can't be against capitalism now? I'm not surprised, it's been crystal clear to me for ages that all accusations from the right and the fascists are always confessions or declarations of intentions. The original article: https://www.kenklippenstein.com/p/trumps-nspm-7-labels-common-beliefs
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People today are seeing the photo and video evidence and the testimonies of people from Gaza live, as well as the horrible things that Israel is doing to the people in the West Bank. Israel only invites YouTubers who feed their Hasbara narratives. Journalists are being targeted killed in fact, which is not new, that was before 2023 too. People have not visited Nazi Germany, but they can see the historical photo evidence and testimonies to know what happened. The same about the Nakbas in Palestine, there are pictures and testimonies. There is a documentary about the town of Tantura with old Zionists laughing about how they kicked the civilians out of there, raped minor girls, and lined men up to shoot them one by one.
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If Israel's economy were good, it would pay for the weapons it uses like the rest of the countries do. But no, US taxpayers provide billions of dollars nonstop to sustain that. With that covered, Israeli citizens get to have benefits that US citizens don't, like free education and healthcare. Israel is a parasite leeching US citizens' money, and they get to enjoy a more comfortable life than them at their expense. Americans are getting tired of this Israel-first policy, like it's normal. They are also getting aware that they are supporting a country of genocidal maniacs, because they see the devastating images that are coming from Gaza and the West Bank, not even Republicans like that, they have a limit.
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Look, I get it. Zionist had a better army, and they stole the land from the Palestinians violently murdering and displacing them. Palestinians sometimes fight back, and then Zionists play the victims, but let me tell you that that's ridiculous in the big picture. Zionists have the advantage of receiving a blank check of money from the US taxpayers. It's crazy how Israelis get to have free healthcare, free education including college, are given practically free homes in the settlements, and are paid good pensions too, while the US citizens aren't even close to getting those benefits. You can only sustain that violent colony by parasiting the United States.
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@Breakingthewall Zionists are experts in playing the victim, but what history tells us is that the Palestinians were in that land, being quite generous with refugees of different creeds in general. Zionists got to have a better army thanks to Western help, from where they were mostly coming from, and they violently murdered and displaced the Palestinians. Palestinians wouldn't have let that happen if they had a better army, obviously, who would blame them from that? No one in their sane minds. But they didn't. The thing is, they are the ones that were there before, the Zionists came from countless different places, mainly from Europe. That's why it looks and feels more like Europe than the rest of the Middle East. So at least don't play the victims. We all know you will, though, that's all you do. While you commit the most atrocious crimes we are seeing this century.
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It was the colonizers' fault. I don't blame the native inhabitants of that land, the Palestinians, who were there before, basically civilians with no real equipment to face the armies from foreign countries that were coming to steal their homes and lands by violently murdering them. That has continued at different paces for 80 years, now we're watching another big episode with a genocide going on in Gaza.
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Okay guys, I don't always agree with the TYT either, and I didn't expect everyone on this diverse forum to do so, so it's fine. Even less with Tucker Carlson, with whom I have way more problems than with the previous ones. He would never in a million years listen to a Muslim woman dressed like that as he has done with a Christian one, and that's a problem. But I'm not going to analyze their work further, not here and now, at least. I shared this video because I thought this was a perspective worth hearing about too, the Christian people's experience in Palestine. They are suffering similar experiences as the Muslim Palestinians at the hands of Zionists, probably less than them. The woman points out that Muslim people treat Christians well in Palestine, which is important to hear, as these people have been endlessly demonized. Ana Kasparian shares her family experience as well, as her Armenian grandmother was a refugee in Palestine in the 40s, and her mother told her that the Muslims there were very helpful and welcoming to the Armenian Christians. Her grandmother left when the violence by Zionists became a problem in Haifa in the year 47. So there's that.
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TYT covers the interview done by Tucker Carlson with a Christian nun who has lived in Palestine. She describes the harassment they suffer from Zionists in many ways. Goes from being spat at, which she has suffered herself, temples profaned by graffiti, and relics like the Virgin Mary burnt in a Catholic one, a factory owned by a Christian community destroyed, to minor boys being shot and killed by IDF snipers while playing football.
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Hatfort replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
The church shooter's identity is known, he is from the conservative, right, MAGA side. So now what? Not even a whisper of that rhetoric of terrorism they were screaming two weeks ago? -
Protests in many major cities of Italy in support of Palestine. Also in Liverpool, directed to the Labour Party's conference. And many thousands in Berlin.
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Hatfort replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Another very thoughtful analysis of the ballistics and the crime scene. Based on all the information and data he has been collecting, which could be even more if the FBI released it, he has drawn some conclusions. He is critical of the way the FBI and the authorities have conducted the investigation, or rather, the lack thereof. He believes that what we saw in the neck is the entry wound, that there wasn't an exit wound, so the bullet would be inside the body, but that the shot wasn't taken from the position we've been told, nor the type of weapon or bullet. He also rejects the theory that he was wearing a protective vest. -
Hatfort replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Trump himself, also Vance, and we can point to Stephen Miller as well, as part of his administration both terms, are using this event to go further in their authoritarianism against the left, which has nothing to do with what happened as far as we know. Tyler Robinson was raised in a rightwing family with early access to weapons and the gun culture, but their narrative is to blame the left. There's zero real evidence that he was involved in politics in any meaningful way. The left, meaning I guess the Democratic Party, other organizations, and even influencers, have to undoubtedly condemn this act, where a right-winger was the victim. They have to also be critical of leftists that have celebrated this death, that's not fine. But it doesn't need to paint Kirk as better than he was, and it can't let the authoritarian right step on them, or let them blame them for something they are not responsible for. -
The UN assembly walks out on Netanyahu, and he had to avoid the European airspace while flying to the US, as all countries are required to detain him by international law. Colombian president Gustavo Petro, in his speech, asks first and foremost to stop the ongoing genocide of Gaza, he says diplomacy was tried and didn't work, the problem of vetoes applied to highly agreed UN resolutions, and that it's time to defend Palestinian lives in any other way.
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Hatfort replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Yeah, if we flipped what happened into a leftist being in Kirk's place, the same things would be happening on the other side, and they would be equally wrong. The whole right would be blamed, like the whole left is being blamed now, and that would be wrong, at least as far as we don't know that this guy was part of any organization, and acted on his own, if we take that premise as the correct one. There would be people celebrating it online, and it would be wrong. If you celebrate someone who had so much following being shot, what do you expect? This kind of behavior has to be denounced from the left now, when it happens is when you gotta do it. Charlie Kirk didn't deserve to die like this, and I didn't like him, neither his fundamentalist ideas. Has to be also said that it's not the same the responsibility of political figures than to random TikTokers, and I'm talking especially about Trump now, the president no less. A good leader would try to build bridges, not to fuel the fire of hate, which is what he is doing. This being said, the facts of the event are not clear yet, and the information made public by the FBI has flaws. It's insane that the autopsy has not been released and verified to stop the speculations about the bullets, vests, and holes. Instead we got an informal report about miracles and magic. As previous times, I'm sharing videos that I think offer at least good images or and analysis to understand what happened, whatever it was. The next one has very good aereal images of the Campus and the different shooting lines. And apparently, they've cemented the area where it happened. The tent was standing on grass, now it's cement and bricks, according to this guy, that's what the students are saying, and it can be compared in the images too. Another big anomaly, added to the list. -
Hatfort replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Valhalla has released another video analyzing the new video images that have emerged. -
Hatfort replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Man, the autopsy with the miracle talk and Kirk saving lives with his healthy neck is a shame. That autopsy should reveal the type of bullet, the direction it had, where it was, just beneath the skin is not accurate enough, all our body is covered in skin, if he was wearing a protective vest, people guessing online about his t-shirt vest or nipple marks is not serious. This autopsy report doesn't hold any scientific standard, and doesn't answer many important questions, the US is a joke country. It's okay to doubt about FBI's version, they just said that there's nothing to look into about the Epstein case, although we know tens of victims have denounced what they lived. Let's not pretend they are safeguards of justice and truth either, they have a bloody history of coups, assassinations, and deceptions. What they've released about Kirk's case creates legit questions. For example, the still images of him that they released the day after were actually video camera images, so we should be able to see if he has a rifle in his pants if we saw the video in motion. The camera that got him getting down the roof had the shooting position too, just releasing a few seconds earlier footage, we would have seen the shot. The chats are strange for two 20-year-olds, and way too convenient for the investigation, as it's been said a thousand times. What are the times of those chats? I found this video interesting. -
Hatfort replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Well, I don't think it's a closed case, and the FBI's story has holes. Here is a video that suggests that the bullet entered from the back, and the neck one would be the exit, and the location of the shooter. I edit to add another video for the same theory.