Librarian, Human The last oldest old-school *liberal* person left on here? Follows/conversation do not = 100% endorsement, but I try. I live on the bridge 夏 林 波
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (USA)
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Jesse Jackson was the 1st person I voted for in 1988. I'm not Black. I'm not Jewish. I'm not Ukrainian. I don't even know anyone from Iran. I just know what is the right thing to do. If my neighbors are pushed out of the Big Tent then I will go with them.
#Pennsylvania #Democrat
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French journalist Paul Amar:
“They came prepared. They had the addresses of town halls. They had addresses of Jewish shop owners.
In a street in Marseille, all businesses owned by Jews were set on fire. Businesses run by Muslims weren’t”
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In a street of Marseille the rioters burned all Jewish shops while sparing Muslim owned ones
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Women blinded under Islamic Republic, and Taliban, by shotgun and acid attack!
I invited these incredible heroes to Spain and Poland because I believe the real awards belong to them. The Islamic Republic took their eyes for the crime of demanding freedom. They still do not lower their voices, unlike many Europeans they don’t bow to their oppressors.
Europe is legitimizing the Taliban and shaking hands with the mullahs. Before you sign the next deal, sit with these women. Look into their eyes. Answer one question: Why?
Their stories are not only about Iran. They are a warning.
These women fight so their country can be free, and so your democracies stay safe from the same Islamist terrorists knocking at your door.
Europe talks about values. But then it normalizes relations with the Taliban and Islamic Republic of Iran, the same regimes who kick out girls from schools, ban women from working, from being seen, from existing in public life.
The mullahs hang women and men for speaking up. They hang young people for one post on social media.
One day you will harvest what you have planted.
This is called an Apartheid against women and we are all united against Islamic Republic and Taliban.
Choose your ally! You stand with us or with these terrorist regimes willing to expand their ideology everywhere in the West!
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As soon as islamists gained an upper hand, they destroyed 155 Serbian churches in Kosovo and 126 in Bosnia. Serbian monks in the Balkans have been armed and guarding ancient religious objects for decades. Serbs tried to warn Europe. I wish Europe listened.
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Once again--imagine if this was a Republican US Senate nominee, and this were about white women dating black men done while he was at Liberty University
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While Somalia sinks under floods, starves from famine, and gets butchered by terrorists, the men in its parliament are busy arguing to keep mutilating little girls genitals. 😳🇸🇴
"It started as rioting. And right from the beginning you knew this was different...and then, it wasn't on the TV any more. It was in the street outside. It was coming through your windows."
28 Days Later (2002)
Ce matin dans le 11e, c'est la consternation… Comme partout dans Paris, des commerces pillés, détruits dans une très grande violence, bien loin des revendications de la manifestation. Plein soutien à nos commerçants et aux agents de la Ville mobilisés pour nettoyer. #Paris11
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C'est quel genre de fils de con qui attaque un magasin d'optique spécialement pour les gens qui n'ont pas les moyens ??
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Actually...I *do* really wonder what El Sayed thinks of *black* men dating Arab women. I'm sure the voters of Detroit and Flint, most especially. would love to know, too!
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Il a tout perdu ou presque, mais il tient encore sa porte. Goku sur l'affiche, lui en vrai !
Même regard, même détermination. Force à toi l'ami ! 💪
#micromania
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French school students understandably upset about repeated failures to find replacement teachers for their romantic poetry classes
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The Bataclan terrorist attack in 2015 was almost entirely covered up, with most details buried by legacy media.
So many people think it was simply a suicide bombing, or gunfire, which already would have been bad enough.
It was in fact a torture orgy, which involved:
• cutting off testicles and shoving them into the victims's mouths.
• stabbing pregnant women in their wombs and raping them.
• beheading people.
• gouging people's eyes out.
Social media didn't hold nearly as much power at the time, which is why MSM managed to twist the narrative completely. They made it look like a "normal" terrorist attack rather than the sadistic bloodbath it truly was.
This is why it's so important that we, the real media, chase the unfiltered truth and destroy legacy media's ability to brainwash us.
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Soutien total à Aline et à nos commerçants du 10e ! Son restaurant, La Barrique, est calciné. Les mots manquent pour décrire ce qu’elle a subi.
Alors qu’elle me racontait son calvaire, des pilleurs revenaient, tels des vautours, récupérer ce qui restait.
Inacceptable !
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מפגינים השתלטו על גני הטווילרי הסמוכים ללובר ולארמון האליזה והם ממטירים ריהוט גינה על השוטרים בכיכר הקונקורד. מראות סוריאליסטיים לחלוטין:
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Après ce qui s’est passé hier, je n’ai plus d’empathie. La gentillesse est terminée. Juste de la colère. Et de la honte pour mon pays.
Je n’étais pas contre le mouvement du 17 octobre. Les revendications sur le pouvoir d’achat, les services publics, l’école, je les entendais. Mais là… non.
À Rouen, ils sont sortis d’un Boulanger avec des Thermomix sous le bras. Ailleurs, c’était Apple, Nike, Sephora, Decathlon, des boutiques de luxe, des Monoprix. Des magasins vidés méthodiquement pendant qu’on parlait de « révolution » et de « vie chère ».
On a vu l’hôtel de ville de Limoges en feu. Des mairies envahies. Des rues ravagées. Des policiers blessés. Un gamin qui a perdu une main. Et pendant ce temps, des gens qui se servaient comme dans un supermarché gratuit.
Ce n’est pas du désespoir. Ce n’est pas des gens qui n’ont plus de quoi manger. C’est du pillage. Et ça me dégoûte.
Les cortèges pacifiques, je les vois. Mais ce qui reste, ce sont les images de destruction et de vol. Et ça, je ne peux plus le supporter ni l’excuser. Beaucoup devront rendre des comptes et pas seulement les casseurs.
