Instagram: @esseeeayeenn From the river to the sea, Palestine shall be free. 🇵🇸 Je ne reconnais ni roi ni reine. 🥂🍾 🇦🇺 🇫🇷 🇪🇸 🏳️🌈
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Everyone believes them because we all know you:
(1) are corrupt as a dead fish rotting in the sun;
(2) have convicted criminals as father & father in law;
(3) combine 2 corrupt families;
(4) have been paid by Saudis for years;
(5) have sold your influence.
So details don't matter
.@VanityFair posted an excerpt from a book containing outrageous and categorically false allegations.
The allegations made by this author are completely insane and never happened. We denied every one of these claims on the record, yet the author failed to provide a single shred of evidence to substantiate any of them. No bank statements, wire transfer records, account numbers, transaction dates, or other verifiable details were provided to support these extraordinary accusations.
During the period in question, I was one of the most scrutinized people in the world, subjected to intense media coverage, multiple congressional investigations, and a special counsel investigation. I voluntarily cooperated with these investigations, providing over 30 hours of testimony. None of these allegations ever surfaced, because none of these events ever happened.
These are outrageous fabrications being presented as investigative journalism. This is not journalism. It is a mixture of fantasy, fiction, and advocacy, written by someone who is either deeply disturbed or acting with sinister intent.
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The idiot’s guide to states – and their ‘rights’:
1. States exist. Some 200 of them.
2. States are the political arrangement in which a people express their self-determination. That arrangement can and does change.
3. States enjoy rights, but only against each other. They have the right, for example, not to face unprovoked aggression from another state.
4. No state has some enduring, abstract “right” to exist. Otherwise bad ones like apartheid South Africa would be unreformable.
5. Peoples, by contrast, do have a right to exist. That’s why states that commit apartheid, ethnic cleansing and genocide are so gravely violating international law. Because they are violating a people’s right to exist.
6. When people argue Israel has a “right” to exist, they are trying to dupe you into believing international law is fine with apartheid, ethnic cleansing and genocide. It isn’t. For obvious reasons, international law prefers the rights of peoples over those of states. Otherwise, no state could ever be illegitimate. Its rights would trump those of the people it rules over.
7. When someone refuses to agree that Israel has a “right” to exist, they are not being antisemitic, whatever the media keeps telling you. They are upholding international law: the precedence of peoples’ rights over those of states.
8. The claim that Israel has a “right” to exist is not what it seems. It’s really the claim that the current reality of extreme inequality between Israelis and Palestinians be set in stone. It’s the diabolical claim that Israel has a right to commit apartheid, ethnic cleansing and genocide against the Palestinian people.
What the actual fuck?
Clearly no motive other than propaganda and influence.
Trying to further isolate Palestine
Israel has joined the Pacific Islands Forum, the region's principal political organisation, as a partner.
rnz.co.nz/news/pacific/20485…
Further, calls to “turn down the temperature” or against “polarisation” or “extremism” in general are ALWAYS conservative in nature.
Because change is always radical.
They want the Overton window narrowed to preserve the status quo in which they have a vested interest.
#auspol
Democracy doesn’t require us to agree. It requires us to settle our disagreements without violence. Extreme beliefs aren’t the problem. Political intimidation and violence are.
My latest for @ASPI_org:
aspistrategist.org.au/extrem…
Actually the worst case scenario - not at all unlikely - is that Netanyahu will orchestrate a false flag attack, having laid the groundwork to “credibly” blame it on Iran. The corrupt fascist will do anything to cling to power and stay out of prison.
There is a fundamental contradiction in Netanyahu’s argument.
If Iran and Hezbollah genuinely want him to lose the upcoming Israeli elections, the last thing they would do is launch a military confrontation that could postpone those elections and give Netanyahu the justification to initiate another major war against Iran and Hezbollah.
This contradiction raises serious questions about Netanyahu’s intentions. His repeated warnings about an imminent Iranian attack appear designed to push the narrative that Tehran is preparing to strike Israel in the near future. Such a narrative could serve two purposes: shifting Israel’s domestic political debate toward national security and laying the groundwork for justifying another military campaign against Iran.
Meanwhile, Tehran’s immediate priority appears to be increasing pressure on Trump by driving up oil prices and demonstrating the economic and political costs of the confrontation. The Iranian leadership seems to believe that higher energy prices could inflict significant political damage on Trump and the Republicans ahead of the US midterm elections.
Iran is certainly preparing for the possibility of another military confrontation, particularly in light of repeated threats from Trump and Netanyahu. But there is a crucial difference between preparing for war and deciding to initiate one. Iranian military preparations should not automatically be interpreted as evidence of an imminent attack.
The greatest danger is that Netanyahu’s rhetoric, combined with potentially provocative military operations, could trigger precisely the escalation he claims to be warning against.
Beyond that, there is a fundamental question about the strategic logic of launching another war against Iran: What exactly could a new military campaign achieve that previous wars failed to accomplish? And would those potential gains justify the enormous security, economic, and human costs Israel would likely pay?
Before rushing into another confrontation, Israeli leaders need to clearly explain what the objectives would be, how they could realistically be achieved, and, perhaps most importantly, what the exit strategy would look like.
Otherwise, Israel risks once again paying an enormous price without fundamentally changing the strategic reality.
Wars should be judged not by how much destruction they inflict on the enemy, but by the strategic reality they leave behind. And after two wars with Iran, that is precisely the question Israeli decision-makers must confront before contemplating a third.
At a time when both sides are on high alert, the risk of miscalculation is enormous. The last thing the region needs is another war driven by political calculations, mutual suspicion, and the absence of a clear strategic objective.
Not sure why any state would need specific legislation to recognise and protect specific racial groups from racism.
Why not just have general protections against racism?
Specific protections seem a bit ... well ... racist.
By this logic the Kurdish people don't exist and never have.
Nor do Basque people, or the Catalans.
Or the Scots or the Welsh.
Did Irish people cease to exist after English conquest and then magically reappear with independence?
Perhaps he took a wound to the head during service.
1st stop the shootings.
2nd heal the sick.
3rd feed the poor.
4th treat mental illnesses.
5th teach everyone to read.
6th look after the more than 40 lesbians and gay men you erased from your sample.
Transing the gay away.
That is what is happening right now.
Garbage.
Birds don't fly because they're light or fragile.
They fly because they're aerodynamic, like a heavy robust Airbus A380.
Laughter is natural: it flows, unbidden, despite any effort to repress it.
Serious writing requires discipline & hard work.
As for saints & Satan ...
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French mayor Bernard Baudoux who was with European diplomats attacked by Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank, has accused the Israeli government of tolerating settler violence.
🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/7ythp7
That's because he is a racist neo-fascist narcissistic c*nt who inherited money from blood emerald mines in Zimbabwe, and uses his money to impose fascism on the US and reorganise the global order to profit himself, no matter what the cost in human lives.
I admit it is unfair that all Americans bear the burden of the attitudes and behaviour of most Americans.
But it is what it is.
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When grandpa has dementia and pretends not to remember he has to go back to the nursing home ...
This is true & there is more ...
The student protest movement is unrelated to ethnicity or religion.
However there's been talk of a "jeunes- jaunes" coalition: jeunes = young; jaunes = yellow.
A reference to the Gilets Jaunes protest movement.
The Gilets Jaunes are islamophobes.
France has protests over teacher shortages, overcrowded classrooms and deteriorating schools, and somehow the Zionists turned it into a story about Muslims.
No evidence of an Islamist movement behind the protests. Old, unrelated videos being recycled to manufacture outrage.
But facts are inconvenient when ur entire survival agenda depends on blaming Muslims for everything.
Schools are the issue until Islam can be dragged into it. Every. Single. Time.
This is not all that unusual, it's just France.
The French burn cars when they're upset.
I don't understand it, but I accept it happens.
I guess when one revolution turns out so well, the temptation to have another revolution never goes away.
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🚨The Senate map is turning into a GOP nightmare.
Democrats now lead in ALL 10 of these key races in Nate Silver’s averages:
NC +9.2
GA +9.0
NH +7.3
OH +3.8
MI +3.4
AK +2.8
ME +2.7
TX +2.6
IA +1.2
KS +1.0
This isn’t just a blue wave. The map is blowing wide open. #BlueWave2026
