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CIA picked the most obvious person to do their dirty missions
BRAZIL IS ERUPTING 🔥
Thousands of people chanting, “Lula is a thief his place is prison”
@lucaspavanato @nikolas_dm @FlavioBolsonaro
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You either want @jaredkushner arrested for treason.
Or you support a foreign spy actively compromising the White House and selling that access to foreign nations and doing lord knows what else.
There’s no more in between on that one.
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The energy of the Republican Party is now maintained by Gen X/late millennial subhuman gamer retards.
They collect firearms as toys, support foreign wars, but have no courage in their hearts. Their idol is Pete Hegseth.
They are paper tigers who can be easily defeated.
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🚨 BREAKING: LULA’S ANTI-ZI0 LEFT-WING CAMPAIGN WINS IN BRAZIL. #luladasilva #brazilelections
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At the Second National Congress, rank-and-file members didn’t just show up for a photo op. They discussed a framework for the future - On their very own greenhouse they worked tirelessly.
#AmericanCommunistParty – at Michigan, USA
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Israeli: Fuck you First Amendment rights. You exist to serve me.
Did @DropSiteNews knowingly publish illegally obtained classified CIA intelligence?
On October 5, the outlet co-published Aída Chávez’s story claiming a secret CIA assessment warned Israel could descend into civil war.
That date is now in an FBI leak affidavit🧵
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Margaret Thatcher was so evil Resident Evil copied her and made her the evil zombie boss without changing anything.
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Typical Israeli young voter who's obviously indigenous to the land discusses the situation outside a rally for Itamar Ben Gvir
Ben Gvir's "Jewish Power" party will gain seats in Tuesday's election thanks to youth voters
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After losing her primary in Texas in a humiliating defeat, Israel’s chihuahua, Valentina Noriega Gomez, was sent to Serbia to destroy their country.
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Laugh, my friend; we shall go to sleep tonight with a smile on our faces. 😂
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This POS will never declare the countless ISRÆLI thinktanks paying our politicians, jounalists, and online influencers "national security threats," will he?
Anyway, regardless of how you feel about this, expect our occupied govt to attack pro-peace/non-interventionist NGOs, next
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I'm glad Hila Klein was at least made to feel some sorrow, though it's nowhere near what she deserves for the crimes she has committed against the Palestinian people
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🚨 BREAKING: The H3 podcast, which has praised wanted war criminal Yoav Gallant on multiple occasions, is now ending. Ethan Klein has been spotted in Tel Aviv airport this morning after fleeing America when allegations that he cheated on his wife emerged on Instagram
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Is this the new LARP? American politicians flying to the West Bank to cosplay as defenders of Palestinians while supporting the very institutions that make settler violence possible in the first place?
Brad Lander, we didn’t need you to fly to Palestine and get into a scuffle with settlers to prove you’re an ally. We needed you to stop investing our money in Elbit Systems, Israel’s largest weapons manufacturer, while it profited from the genocide of our people. We needed you to stop proudly identifying as a Zionist while condemning Palestinian resistance.
Palestinians don’t need your performative solidarity. We need you to stop supporting our oppressors.
And those who stand with Palestine cannot allow these gestures to buy our trust, erase politicians’ records, or earn them our votes. A photo op in the West Bank does not absolve anyone of their complicity.
Our standards for solidarity with Palestinian liberation cannot be lowered just because politicians have learned how to perform it.
I'm in the West Bank this week as part of the “Protect the Harvest” coalition along with @israelispeaceny, @ucpinpalestine & Protect the Harvest, which is bringing people together from around the world to help Palestinian farmers harvest olives in the face of state-sanctioned settler terrorism.
Our goals for the trip are to help protect the olive harvest — and to shed a light on the reality of the occupation. To ensure that international solidarity goes beyond the harvest, to become a sustained commitment to protecting Palestinian communities from settler violence, forced displacement, and the ongoing threats to their right to remain on their land.
And, speedily and in our day, to secure human rights, safety, equality & freedom for both Palestinians and Israelis.
Thankfully, our corner of today's harvest was peaceful and successful. But violence unfortunately is never far away.
We’ll keep you posted on our efforts this week, especially the stories we hear from Palestinians on the ground. Protect the Harvest.
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Mehdi Hasan crashed out at me for criticizing Mamdani.
No politician should be immune from scrutiny if the left is serious about accountability.
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I see many wondering why the No Kings rallies are not as confrontational or angry as protests in France, Albania etc, and have no concrete demands
It’s because No Kings participants are certain the Democrats will sweep the midterms, and their only demand is that we vote Democrat
These are purely get out the vote rallies for a Democrat Party that is still generally pro-war, pro-Israel, and corporate friendly
They are filled with boomerlibs hypnotized by MSNOW and first term Trump era Russiagate propaganda. Once the Dems take power, they go back to brunch.
Any more radical demands are sure to be diluted within the partisan No Kings morass, or shut down by a lady wearing a shirt that says “Resist.”
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The only thing more embarrassing than dying fighting for the Epstein regime, is dying doing a stunt to convince more young people to fight and die for the Epstein regime
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Holy sh*t.
He just ruined his career with this answer.
Vance is confronted by the emotional husband of a soldier killed in Iran War and acts like he had no idea anyone ever died:
Q: It's a hard price to pay. There's a failure in the leadership. How will the leadership be held accountable?
Vance: If there were failures... This is the first time I've heard of this.
