Hamas attacks Israel
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Ok. That’s interesting all by itself.
On that note, you know what they say….Children make for a horrible body armour, but depending on your intents (like for Hamas) they are great for propaganda.
I remember a quote from a little less than two years ago, from Hamas, about their tunnel system, stating that the safety of the Palestinian is the problem of the UN and not theirs… when they were asked if normal civilian Palestinians would have access to these tunnels due to the shit storm that Hamas was going to bring down on their heads. Just offering perspective.
You know what they say about shooting little boys in the balls and little girls in the head for target practice?
War crimes, sanctions, divestment, The Hague, Reparations and the inevitable UN Peacekeepers evicting settlers and protecting the fully recognized nation of Palestine from Zionist terrorism along with trade corridors through Israel to connect Gaza to the West Bank and the Capital of Ramallah.
No, the media report opinions as fact which is why no one is watching them
That’s some sick shit if it’s happening, & that should lead to some hangings, but it’s also interesting that those claims all go back to the claims of one person. Dr Nick Maynard.
Nick Maynard - Wikipedia
Its happening. Verified by several of the international Dr's doing what they do.That’s some sick shit if it’s happening, & that should lead to some hangings, but it’s also interesting that those claims all go back to the claims of one person. Dr Nick Maynard.
I’m not saying it’s not happening and if it is those people perpetrating this horse shit should be executed. A trial, then take them out back and shoot them.Nick Maynard - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Xrays and all.
Get telegram.
I don’t put goofy shit on my work phone. Not TikTok or CrackerJack or any of that.
I’m not saying it didn’t happen. I’m just saying a quick Google search with a copy and paste from your claim above and all roads led back to one dude, which was strange. Maybe he just happened to be the most credible or the one that was the most vocal. I don’t know.
Back to Qatar. On Monday, two terrorists boarded a packed civilian bus near Jerusalem and shortly after began shooting passengers. Six were declared dead at the scene. Six are critically injured. Dozens more are wounded. Hamas (not Al Kabong) immediately took responsibility.
Israeli media reports that this provocation likely triggered Netanyahu’s decision to order the strike on Hamas leadership in Doha. In intelligence circles, such a moment is seen as an “opportunity.” An operation that may have been planned for years becomes possible due to circumstances.
Netanyahu and Strategic Affairs Minister Ron Dermer believe that Israel must restore its deterrent capability, which was shattered when 1200 people were slaughtered on October 7.
If such an attack was to occur in Canada, it would result in 5,500 civilians being slaughtered in 24 hours. In the U.S. that number would be closer to 60,000. But two years on, the majority of Israelis strongly support ending the war, immediately. Returning the remaining hostages is a clear priority for the people.
Vivian Bercovici: Mark Carney has been seduced by terrorist-sponsoring Qatar — National Post
The prime minister does not grasp the complexity of this historical moment
Following a one-hour phone call in July with Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, Carney (yeah, our Carney) declared that we would have peace in our time, with Abbas at the helm of a Palestinian state. What Carney seems to disregard is that Abbas, currently in his 20th year of a four-year election mandate, has virtually no legitimacy in the eyes of Palestinians, and is regarded as a corrupt, old demagogue.
Feeling buoyed by this rush of western enthusiasm for Palestinian statehood, senior Hamas official Ghazi Hamad boasted recently that the October 7 massacre is the reason for this renewed international attention. Hamas has been legitimized as a rational actor. The inversion of moral principle is terrifying.
Since October 7, senior Hamas official Ghazi Hamad has stated repeatedly that Hamas would continue to execute such attacks until Israel is annihilated. Hamas will never accept peace or any recognition of Israel. Those stated intentions almost sound genocidal in an ethnic cleansing sort of way, but that’s neither here or there.
Since October 7, Hamad has stated repeatedly that Hamas would continue to execute such attacks until Israel is annihilated. Hamas will never accept peace or any recognition of Israel, so bring on the two state solution.
There is much to criticize about Israel’s conduct in this war — and the country’s people oppose so much of what has transpired in their name since October 7. The domestic unrest in Israel is alarming, because the population disagrees profoundly with the manner in which the coalition government has managed the war with Hamas as well as so many other issues. But it is critical to remember that Hamas and its state sponsor — Qatar — are committed to an agenda of Islamist terror and domination.
For the better part of two years they managed to seduce many western leaders into believing that they were honest brokers. We must remind ourselves of who they are and what they support.
On October 7, spontaneous street celebrations filled the streets of Toronto, Montreal and elsewhere across Canada. Huge crowds gathered to celebrate the massacre, as it was ongoing…
Vivian Bercovici: Mark Carney has been seduced by terrorist-sponsoring Qatar — National Post
The prime minister does not grasp the complexity of this historical moment
Use of human shields by Hamas - Wikipedia
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, who masterminded Hamas’s October 7 atrocities, portrayed the deaths of Palestinian civilians as a welcome sacrifice in his personal correspondence, The Wall Street Journal revealed on June 10 2024 (so only 15 months ago, so maybe this still counts?) The Journal reviewed dozens of messages authored by Sinwar in which the terror leader hailed the carnage in Gaza.
In one letter sent to Hamas political chief Ismail Haniyeh on April 11 2024 (so 17 months ago, so getting pretty stale dated), Sinwar wrote that the Palestinian death toll would “infuse life into the veins of this nation, prompting it to rise to its glory and honor.” In another message to Hamas leaders in Qatar, Sinwar maintained that thousands of civilian casualties “are necessary sacrifices.”
This work for a link or do you want me to spend the extra three minutes to come up with the actual newspaper article articles using copy and paste into a Google search bar?
Israel believes that it has killed two Palestinian civilians for every Hamas militant in its intense campaign to eliminate the armed group from the Gaza Strip, a ratio an IDF spokesperson described to CNN Monday as “tremendously positive.” This is also pretty freak’n horrible but it’s real. It happened, & I can post a link for it too.
Then, who benefits from a high body count in Gaza? There’s a reason why the Hamas (not Qassam Brigades) run Gaza Health Authority/Ministry/Jamboree doesn’t distinguish between combatants & civilians.
Civilian casualty ratio - Wikipedia
Telegram isnt goofy shit like Tic Tac or Tally Whack or Slow Metabolism. Telegram is nothing like that. Its alot like this very forum.
It looks like this.
Nothing too crazy and you can see for yourself what is happening in Gaza from both sides unfiltered or tamed. Freedom.
Google is like going to the library and rummaging through Newsweek.
Its time you learned to use AI oldman.
Its a blast. I did ask the wrong version for a video about 45 minutes ago while reading your post and eating my gretchka but the narrative spat out within seconds is downright good.
I haven't read this yet but I bet it'll be good after what gave above.
The fucking thing will read it to you in a Vincent Price voice if you ask.
Okay here we go....Happy Halloween
Here’s the scene with your drunken good fairy and her entourage woven in:
Little Red, in her tattered, blood-red cape, eyes blazing with unholy fire, cackles maniacally as she hunts the terrified gnomes through a misty, gnarled forest. The gnomes, squealing, dodge her clawed hands, leaving trails of candy-crumbs glittering in the moonlight. Creepy vines twist and writhe across the ground, and in the distance, the gingerbread house looms—its black icing dripping, molasses oozing like the walls are breathing. Little Red mutters a sinister chant, her voice low and guttural, as the gnomes dive through the candy-cane door, narrowly escaping her lunge.
Enter Tipsy Trixie, the drunken good fairy, wobbling through the air on lopsided wings, a half-empty bottle of sparkling elderberry wine clutched in one hand. Her glittery dress is stained with mead, and her tiara sits crooked on her head. She hiccups, sending a burst of golden sparkles scattering, which only makes the gnomes sneeze violently and scatter more candy-crumbs. Trailing her is her entourage: a trio of bumbling pixies, each clutching tiny tankards of ale, giggling and tripping over roots. One pixie, with a flower crown askew, keeps trying to serenade the vines, which snap at her in annoyance. "Oi, Red!" Trixie slurs, waving her wand haphazardly, accidentally turning a tree into a giant marshmallow. "Lea’ those lil’ munchkins alone, yeah? Or I’ll… hic… zap ya!"
The gnomes, peeking from the gingerbread house, cheer Trixie on, but her entourage is less helpful—one pixie’s now wrestling a vine, another’s passed out in a puddle of molasses, and the third is trying to trade her tankard for a gnome’s candy-crumbs. Little Red spins, her cape flaring, and hisses at Trixie, "Mind your own brew, fairy!" The forest hums with tension as Trixie sways, raises her wand, and—oops—unleashes a shower of sticky toffee that glues half the gnomes to the gingerbread porch.
Want me to describe what happens when Trixie tries to "save" the gnomes, or should we see if Little Red catches her first?
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I’m not downloading anything goofy onto my work phone, and I seem to fire up my personal PC about three times a year at this point, so I’m not doing that.
I’m just trying to offer a counter balance, because on all sides of this goat rodeo, there’s nobody that’s innocent, and know the children that are not combatants aren’t combatants (except for the ones that are, etc…). It’s a serious mess.
I’m just trying to offer a counter balance, because on all sides of this goat rodeo, there’s nobody that’s innocent, and know the children that are not combatants aren’t combatants (except for the ones that are, etc…). It’s a serious mess.
Its not goofy. You're antiquated and avoiding what's really going on and "balance". Google is yesterday like the Dewey Decimal System.
Which ones are combatants? The little girls?
Balance....
Wikipedia editing courses launched by Zionist groups
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Two Israeli groups set up training courses in Wikipedia editing with aims to 'show the other side' over borders and culture
Rachel Shabi in Jerusalem and Jemima Kiss
Wed 18 Aug 2010 20.52 BST
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Since the earliest days of the worldwide web, the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians has seen its rhetorical counterpart fought out on the talkboards and chatrooms of the internet.
Now two Israeli groups seeking to gain the upper hand in the online debate have launched a course in "Zionist editing" for Wikipedia, the online reference site.
Is that Shiloh in the occupied West Bank? "No," he sighs, patiently. "That's Shiloh in the Binyamin region across the Green Line, or in territories described as disputed."
One Jerusalem-based Wikipedia editor, who doesn't want to be named, said that publicising the initiative might not be such a good idea. "Going public in the past has had a bad effect," she says. "There is a war going on and unfortunately the way to fight it has to be underground."
In 2008, members of the hawkish pro-Israel watchdog Camera who secretly planned to edit Wikipedia were banned from the site by administrators.
Meanwhile, Yesha is building an information taskforce to engage with new media, by posting to sites such as Facebook and YouTube, and claims to have 12,000 active members, with up to 100 more signing up each month. "It turns out there is quite a thirst for this activity," says Bennett. "The Israeli public is frustrated with the way it is portrayed abroad."
The organisiers of the Wikipedia courses, are already planning a competition to find the "Best Zionist editor", with a prize of a hot-air balloon trip over Israel.
Wikipedia wars
There are frequent flare-ups between competing volunteer editors and obsessives who run Wikipedia. As well as conflicts over editing bias and "astroturfing" PR attempts, articles are occasionally edited to catch out journalists; the Independent recently erroneously published that the Big Chill had started life as the Wanky Balls festival. In 2005 the founding editorial director of USA Today, John Seigenthaler, discovered his Wikipedia entry included the claim that he was involved in the assassination of JFK.
Editors can remain anonymous when changing content, but conflicts are passed to Wikipedia's arbitration committee. Scientology was a regular source of conflict until the committee blocked editing by the movement.
Critics cite the editing problems as proof of a flawed site that can be edited by almost anybody, but its defenders claim the issues are tiny compared with its scale. Wikipedia now has versions in 271 languages and 379 million users a month.
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Wikipedia editing courses launched by Zionist groups
This article is more than 15 years old
Two Israeli groups set up training courses in Wikipedia editing with aims to 'show the other side' over borders and culture
Rachel Shabi in Jerusalem and Jemima Kiss
Wed 18 Aug 2010 20.52 BST
Share
Since the earliest days of the worldwide web, the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians has seen its rhetorical counterpart fought out on the talkboards and chatrooms of the internet.
Now two Israeli groups seeking to gain the upper hand in the online debate have launched a course in "Zionist editing" for Wikipedia, the online reference site.
Is that Shiloh in the occupied West Bank? "No," he sighs, patiently. "That's Shiloh in the Binyamin region across the Green Line, or in territories described as disputed."
One Jerusalem-based Wikipedia editor, who doesn't want to be named, said that publicising the initiative might not be such a good idea. "Going public in the past has had a bad effect," she says. "There is a war going on and unfortunately the way to fight it has to be underground."
In 2008, members of the hawkish pro-Israel watchdog Camera who secretly planned to edit Wikipedia were banned from the site by administrators.
Meanwhile, Yesha is building an information taskforce to engage with new media, by posting to sites such as Facebook and YouTube, and claims to have 12,000 active members, with up to 100 more signing up each month. "It turns out there is quite a thirst for this activity," says Bennett. "The Israeli public is frustrated with the way it is portrayed abroad."
The organisiers of the Wikipedia courses, are already planning a competition to find the "Best Zionist editor", with a prize of a hot-air balloon trip over Israel.
Wikipedia wars
There are frequent flare-ups between competing volunteer editors and obsessives who run Wikipedia. As well as conflicts over editing bias and "astroturfing" PR attempts, articles are occasionally edited to catch out journalists; the Independent recently erroneously published that the Big Chill had started life as the Wanky Balls festival. In 2005 the founding editorial director of USA Today, John Seigenthaler, discovered his Wikipedia entry included the claim that he was involved in the assassination of JFK.
Editors can remain anonymous when changing content, but conflicts are passed to Wikipedia's arbitration committee. Scientology was a regular source of conflict until the committee blocked editing by the movement.
Critics cite the editing problems as proof of a flawed site that can be edited by almost anybody, but its defenders claim the issues are tiny compared with its scale. Wikipedia now has versions in 271 languages and 379 million users a month.
Wikipedia editing courses launched by Zionist groups
Two Israeli groups set up training courses in Wikipedia editing with aims to 'show the other side' over borders and culture
At this point with this goat rodeo it’s whoever the Frick you want it to be.
Are the Little Girls the ones Israel is bombing (?) or the ones Hamas is using as human shields while hiding under their skirts, or some combination of the two?
Are they the acceptable losses that both sides understand are going to happen? Are they the propaganda tools to…
…& so on and so forth?
The human shields is bullshit. Enough stupidity already. Its as retarded as Hamas stealing food even though the drones swarming the trucks can't follow a group of armed jackasses back to their secret subterranean lair.
The Gaza family torn apart by IDF snipers from Chicago and Munich
Five-month investigation reveals how four members of one family were shot and killed in a single day and highlights a pattern in which Israeli troops target unarmed civilians