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🚨Please share, share, share! The corrupt UK government is sending journalist, Tommy Robinson, to a maximum security prison with the help of the media because he dared to show a film exposing the truth they wanted to hide.
@TRobinsonNewEra @elonmusk #FreeTommy
Kaiser83 retweeted
A Native Indian American Woman Whose Land was 'Colonized' by Pilgrims Speaks Out on Decolonization by Israel
Despite all odds,
Despite several wars,
The jewish people decolonised their homeland
Every moment of this video is worth watching as she advocates for the rights of indigenous communities and the decolonization by Israel.
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Need a laugh? Perfect. So do I. This did the trick ...
See that sign? "My greatest sadness to see Zionists do to Palestinians what Nazis did to Jews."
Campus infiltrators thought they'd get us Zionists good with this quote from Albert Einstein.
Except, a basic Google search — performed by any elementary student — would reveal Albert Einstein never said it! But wait ...
Here's the best part:
They spent what ... $200 on that lie?
Oh, and fun fact: Albert Einstein was a Zionist.
🧑🎓👩🎓👨🎓👏👏👏
ALBERT EINSTEIN'S ZIONISM🇮🇱
Einstein's relationship with Zionism was complex. Which makes sense given his incredibly complex mind.
On Yom Ha’atzmaut, in 1955, Einstein was set to address the United States on ABC, NBC and CBS.
It wasn't until decades later when his speech for that address — a passionate plea for peace and defence of Israel — was uncovered.
He co-wrote this with the Israeli consulate and famed Ambassador Abba Eban.
But, on April 18, eight days before the address, Einstein died suddenly at the age of 76.
Still, his final speech demonstrated, he was a passionate defender of Israel and seeker of peace.
Einstein was indeed a strong believer that the two causes are not mutually exclusive. Rather, they are mutually reinforcing.
Kaiser83 retweeted
Watch this timelapse of Rafah carefully and you might notice something that almost nobody, even Middle East experts like Gary Lineker, never knew about.
Rafah straddled the border with Egypt. There was an Egyptian Rafah and a Gazan Rafah.
I say "was" because, between 2015 and 2020 Egypt systematically and totally razed its half of Gaza, destroyed over 8,000 buildings, homes, shops, mosques, shut down all its farms, and sealed what had once been a thriving town behind fences.
But Jews—I mean Zionists—weren't doing it, so nobody cared. Nobody protested in European capitals, as Egypt (which has now ironically joined in the ICC claim for Israel's much less damaging, and much more justified, attack on Gazan Rafah) committed this crime against humanity.
Not one celebrity shed one measly tear for Egyptian Rafah. Why?
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The story of the US delaying munitions for Israel is getting a lot of coverage, the BBC call it the "biggest warning yet for Israel."
So here's my question. While countries are growing frustrated with the long war in Gaza, have there been any real repercussions for Hamas since Oct. 7 on the global stage?
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The Janitor from @Columbia -a simple man,working hard to feed his family. For 5y he was cleaning the mess left behind by the spoiled, rich and lately,violent “elite”. He is making less than $19 per hour.
He was trapped inside by the mob,fought them back. Hear him out in an exclusive interview for @TheFP . If you wanna do some good today, donate something for this man. I did.
gofundme.com/f/heroic-janito…
Kaiser83 retweeted
They were allowed to lay out their grievances. But they don’t dictate policy. None of their rights were denied. They refused to leave and were arrested for their unlawful acts. It’s pretty simple.
Lots of people have lots of grievances. Declaring a protest doesn’t mean anyone is obligated to give you your way.
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So many falsehoods and misinformation in one pathetic statement. That you oppose the NYPD and Mayor Adams tells everyone how correct and necessary their actions were. You didn't lead, you didn't de-escalate the crisis, you threw kerosine on the fire and then dare to condemn those courageous police officers who finally put out the inferno. What a colossal disgrace of an elected official you are. For many tense days, all you offered was a show of support for those violating the law and now you have the nerve to crap all over those charged with maintaining law and order, those who actually did their job with professionalism and honor. Shame on you.
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Apparently this girl studies:
“Theories of the imagination & poetry as interpreted through a Marxian lens”
Let’s be honest - she’s an intellectual wanker
She’s not smart - she’s a nit wit
Wankers like this should not be in a privileged position to become thought leaders of our society
Because they’re idiots
Everyone knows they’re idiots and that they’ve created a scam-ocracy of pseudo-intellectual bullshit that allows them to feel superior and to create an elitist cult in which only those who speak the ideas and language of bullshit can advance
Kaiser83 retweeted
After Jews were physically blocked from moving around their own campus, a woman was reportedly sent to the hospital with a concussion, and other people were manhandled by a masked pro-Hamas mob, a counter-mob finally formed and retaliated with violence. There is no excusing any of that violence. It’s also an inevitable outgrowth of violence and thuggery being indulged for days by UCLA. There’s a lot of accountability to go around — starting at the very top of the university.
The UCLA story looks pretty clear, based on LAT/student reporting — pro-Israel counter-protests showed up and started swinging. latimes.com/california/story…
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This is superb thread of open source reporting. “IDF mass graves at Nasser hospital” comprehensively debunked in detail.
Also proves my point about the “Gaza event > Hamas spin > Al Jazeera report > Western media amplify > social media runs riot” disinformation pathway.
GeoConfirmed ISR-PAL. GeoConfirmed Investigation 'Mass graves' - Final.
It has come to our attention that our previous investigation thread did not achieve the desired outcome. For this reason, we have conducted further research and wish to clarify some important points:
Although we had intended to demonstrate that the site was not a new mass grave for 180 individuals recently killed by the IDF, as had been insinuated, we underestimated how our initial thread was subsequently used. We did not provide sufficient context, and we now aim to rectify that.
The fact that Palestinians had to bury their loved ones within the hospital complex, in any available space, is a direct consequence of the surrounding and occupation of the hospital by IDF forces. A significant number of the deaths are also the result of the ongoing conflict.
We want to emphasize that open-source intelligence (OSINT) cannot fully capture the extent of what occurred on the hospital grounds.
After our initial investigation, additional questions arose, prompting us to delve deeper into this matter.
Our first thread: xitter.cf/GeoConfirmed/sta…
Our temporary update:
xitter.cf/GeoConfirmed/sta…
We have been able to geolocate dozens of videos.
To make this information more accessible and easier to follow, we have named the three cemeteries based on their respective locations:
Cemetery South
This cemetery is located south of the road, under the palm trees.
Cemetery North
This cemetery is situated north of the road.
Cemetery East
This cemetery is located in the corner of the area.
By naming the cemeteries according to their geographic locations, we aim to provide a more organised and readable presentation of the findings. This approach eliminates the need to include geolocation proof for every individual video, making the information more concise and easier to comprehend.
We will publish our findings in a timely manner to encourage further thought, discussions and investigations on these matters.
This will be a long thread.
The translations were done by using Google translate and Google image translator.
Special thanks to @MiddleEastBuka, @TwistyCB and @GeoRaccoon for their work. Thanks to specific people from outside the GeoConfirmed network for the advice given.
[Every blue pin is a geolocated video between 22 January and now]
001/X
Kaiser83 retweeted
Sword Beach, Normandy.
6 June 1944, Allied troops land here to commit plausible genocide against the French.
They slaughtered 3k of Caen’s 60k inhabitants (5% of the population!). All but 17k fled: ethnic cleansing.
80% of Caen destroyed. Razed.
(That’s how it works, right?)
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Finally. We can put this “the ICJ ruled plausible genocide” bullshit to bed.
I’ve been arguing this for months, but in case you don’t believe me, here’s the actual President of the ICJ who delivered the ruling:
“It didn’t decide that the claim of genocide was plausible”.
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Remember this @uofpenn student? This is who she hangs out with… this can and is already turning violent. This student is still on campus and in class. To the university administrators, please protect us.
“Pick up a weapon” he said…
I included all the receipts below.
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I gave a presentation this morning, partly about Afghanistan. On the drive home it set me thinking.
My hunch is that part of the reason for Western protests about Gaza is a total failure to understand what urban war is, and what it looks like, and people are horrified to see it. Totally understandable. Now couple that to a powerful disinformation campaign that exploits those feelings of horror and tells them what they’re seeing and can’t comprehend (urban war) is something else (genocide).
As a commander in Afghanistan on my first two tours, which were before the “counterinsurgency” era, I saw my job as being to apply maximum violence to kill the enemy legally within rules of engagement. If I had a Harrier or an A-10 or an Apache to call on, I’d use that as a first option. If not, I’d use mortars or Javelin or machine guns if I had them. Only as a last resort would I commit my rifle sections.
That’s war. And that’s what Israel is fighting, on a far more brutal scale. Hamas and the surrounding Iranian proxies are an existential threat to Israel’s existence as a country. It’s that which people in the West fail to understand. We’re used to expeditionary wars of choice on the other side of the world. Israel has kibbutzim 5km from where their troops are fighting. The IDF in Gaza can look over their shoulders and see their home. It’s a totally different perspective on war from the one we in the West are used to.
Hamas have to be deleted as a fighting force for Israel to survive as a country with safe borders. To achieve that is the single most basic function of government. This isn’t a war Israel wants but it’s one they’ve been forced to fight. They’ve already taken double the fatalities the British did in Afghanistan and Iraq combined.
If they wanted to, they could stand off with jets, and hit Gaza City and Khan Younis and Rafah simultaneously and level the place - and legally. If it’s a military target and you can justify the collateral damage, the law of armed conflict says that’s legal. That Israel hasn’t done that tells you all you need to know about whether this is a genocide or not.
I don’t blame people for being sucked in by disinformation about Gaza. It’s been sophisticated and effective information warfare. I have no limits to my contempt for those who throw around “genocide” when they know perfectly well it isn’t. The most serious of crimes shouldn’t be debased like that, and shame on South Africa and their allies who have abused international law in this way.
War is horrifying, brutal, and extremely violent. Gaza isn’t a conventional counter-terror campaign. We saw on 7 October how well armed, organised and tactically aware Hamas are. They use human and humanitarian shields. They’ve forced Israel into the only appropriate response, and it’s the innocents in Gaza who suffer. That the numbers of innocents injured and killed is so low is a testament to the IDF using tactics that have incurred far higher IDF casualties than other options on the table.
“War is hell” is a cliche for a reason. But it’s nothing more than a war that we see in Gaza.
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Laws of War - A Primer
🟠Genocide: The deliberate destruction of a group, with specific intent to kill regardless of combatant status. The Holocaust, which killed 36% of all Jews (6 million) was recognized as such. Also Cambodia under Pol Pot, where 25% of the population was killed (2-3 million).
🟠Famine: A long-term, severe shortage of food According to the IPC system, a 30%+ malnutrition rate, and a 2+ per 10,000 mortality rate. There have been no documented cases of starvation in Gaza, with the exception of released hostages, who were nearly starved to death while being held by Hamas.
🟠Proportionality: For each strike, the commander must carefully balance military need vs anticipated collateral damage. Intent is important.
🟠Self-Defense: A basic inherent right and responsibility of nations, enshrined in Article 51 of the UN Charter.
🟠Principle of Distinction: All parties must distinguish between combatants and civilians. For example, when most Hamas fighters dress as civilians, they break the Geneva Convention (GC) and Intl Humanitarian Law (IHL) by disregarding this principle.
🟠Combatant-to-Civilian Casualty Ratio: In urban warfare, the avg ratio is 1:9 (9 civilians killed for each combatant killed). In Gaza, the ratio is about 1:1, the lowest ever seen for urban warfare.
🟠PsyOps: Psychological operations spread disinformation, attempting to misdirect and gain support. For example, Hamas declares it's primary mission is genocide and ethnic cleansing, then inverts reality, gaslighting and portraying its' victims as perpetrators. Propaganda to incite violence or hatred is prohibited under ICCPR.
🟠Antisemitism: One of the fundamental principles of GC and IHL is non-discrimination. Antisemitism itself breaks international law. When Hamas and other jihadists incite hate against Jews and other minorities, they break international law. When media and academics consistently and repeatedly demonize Israel, rather than report objectively, they break international law.
TLDR: Terms related to international humanitarian law and laws of armed conflict have specific meanings codified in law. It's vital to understand these when we discuss conflicts.
Special thanks to the brilliant international humanitarian law authority, Natasha Hausdorff.