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Thoughts on Ivan Sen's magnificent film, Limbo, up on Overland. A very thoughtful, haunting film.
overland.org.au/2023/08/buri…
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My god. They're intending to turn all of West Bank into a trap Palestinians can't escape. It's what they did in Sabra and Shatila in 1982 and it was a massacre.
BREAKING: Israel orders army to prepare to fully close West Bank after attack
news.sky.com/story/israel-or…
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Alright I said this on priv but I'm gonna just go ahead and say this it's uh, kinda obvious reading this statement that the bulk if not entirety of this YouTube channel slash fake internet business was straightforwardly Hasbara and paid for.
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Burning barricades in Marseille, Oct 18 2026
🔴 🇫🇷 FRANCE
URGENT Barricade en feu dans le secteur de la Joliette à Marseille.
Tensions en cours.
À suivre.
#Marseille #Joliette #18octobre
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‼️Lyon : barricade impressionnante montée par des manifestants à proximité de l’hôtel de ville. Des pavés d’un chantier à proximité ont été utilisés pour dresser un mur. Certains assurent vouloir rester toute la nuit. @leprogreslyon
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I highly recommend this new piece on the mysterious death of the filmmaker Pasolini which took place amid the "strategy of tension" orchestrated by the CIA across Italy. This is absolutely wild (link below).
The Inner Room, by Robert Aickman. Spooky dollhouses are another trope that's kind of conceptually overrated, but Aickman makes it work by adding a bunch of weirdness and giving absolutely bewildering, and unsettling, final act.
youtube.com/watch?v=nM2D7JC1…
At Lorn Hall, by Ramsay Campbell. One of the few modern horror stories I've read that I feel really manages to perfectly balance the gothic and archaic, within the trappings of a modern setting. nightmare-magazine.com/ficti…
Just had an encounter with someone who had what I could only describe as a "balls on forehead" hairstyle
The world has moved on, both in terms of taste and how publishing functions, from Stephen King. He's a dinosaur of an era of nominal liberal plentitude that he could riff off the paradoxes and anxieties of, that is long gone.
























