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Amnesty International condemns US sanctions against Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territory
The #US government is accused of undermining international law and protecting #Israel from accountability at the expense of #Palestinian rights. The statement calls on other governments to reject the sanctions and support Albanese's work, characterizing them as an attack on the principles of international justice .
*hits blunt* "what if we put the HSM... on a rotor spinning fast enough that if you rotated in a chair that fast it would Kill you" tches.iacr.org/index.php/TCHES…
personally i'm saying let's go one step forward and mount the HSM onto an ultracentrifuge. if you try to slow it down, it erases itself. if you attack it mechanically and make _one single mistake_, the released energy destroys your entire lab. and maybe two or three adjacent floors
if that's not secure enough, you could put the HSM into a gas cylinder and pressurize it to 300 bar. the tamper detection circuitry breaks off the valve
Banking has had "active zeroization" hardware going back to at least the 1990s last I looked into such realms?
The destruction doesn't need to be particularly explosive when contending with most PCB level designs. At least, not that anyone would consider explosive who has contended with "srs" explosives. Does a popped capacitor seem explosive? It can make a loud noise! "Magic smoke" moments and hardware becoming inoperative are usually more than sufficient. IIRC, マクロスプラス「makurosu purasu」"Macross Plus" had a scene of some similar level circuit board destruction in animated form in the early to mid 1990s.
Thankfully, I haven't worked anywhere that had a "grandfathered" Halon fire presuppression system in operation since 2006! Even before that I had worked at places which had at least transitioned to non-lethal FM200 (not as volumetrically dense than Halon for storage, but won't kill you if deployed). The risks for some sorts of things are nontrivial. You never know what poor SOB might be in a server room after all, and do you want their blood on your hands if Halon got deployed because of some overly aggressive "detonation"?
There used to be the informal parlance: "It's the US Army, not the THEM Army" and every soul was counted and depended on and the goal was to save as many lives as possible.
However, last I checked, Halon was still used in military systems probably with more cavalier abandon than that past employer of mine with their "grandfathered" system circa 2006? With the requisite casualty considerations presumably still being calculated by some higher up brass.
I had one colleague who mentioned "thermite" when it came to such things; but I think that was in an unofficial DIY capacity, not something produced and sold and deployed? I can hope! Admittedly, that individual worked for SAIC as their day job (and as the joke used to go: "Like the CIA" backwards) so who the hell knows?
I wouldn't put it past the military to make a bigger mess of things; but there are many reasons I never formally enlisted!
My dad was drafted back when conscription was still a thing and the mercenary industrial complex already predated upon me and my friends when we were minors. None of us enlisted, no matter what evil deeds they had already made us do.
To wit, the only person from where we grew up who became military (or maybe cop?) adjacent was the son of a cocaine dealer, just to give an indication of how corrupt such realms had become and what might entice someone to become an authority figure in such circles.
TL;DR if folks are making detonating HSMs?
They're fucking morons and they're going to learn some very hard lessons, the very hard way, someday, presumably. Maybe not this lifetime, but eventually.
Biden’s Doctor Fuels Cover-Up Claims With Extraordinary Move
His decision to invoke the Fifth and not answer questions about the president’s health has further fueled GOP accusations the president was not altogether with it at the end of his presidency and his staff engaged in a cover-up, with someone else pulling the strings behind the scenes.
Quoting Sergey Brin: "The use of the term genocide in the context of Gaza is very offensive to Jews, I would not rely on an anti-Semitic organization like the UN."
One might argue that companies profiting from genocide may react defensively... #ProjectNimbus is a $1.2 billion cloud and #AI contract between #Google, #Amazon, and #Israel that has been criticized internationally for enabling Israel's war on #Gaza, including surveillance and AI-driven tactics that contribute to the ongoing #genocide.
#IBM’s punch card technology facilitated German atrocities during the #Holocaust, enabling precise targeting, logistical coordination, and detailed record-keeping of victims. Historian Edwin Black asserts, "without IBM’s machinery, continuing upkeep and service, as well as the supply of punch cards," the scale of the genocide would have been impossible.
They block people's accounts without further notice or appeal && they NEVER broadcast the countless times the resistance sends a shortcut for zionist soldiers to go meet the promised land... meanwhile somebody else is SAYING zionists (in the ONLY language they seem to understand) Palestine is NOT alone!After Ansarallah sinks two Israel-bound ships over Gaza, global operators fall in line palestinewillbefree.substack.c… @palestine @israel @oatmeal
I wonder what #Google's Sergey Brin, who's of Jewish heritage, calls Israel intention to build a concentration camp in Gaza... might ring a bell? kolektiva.social/@oatmeal/1148…
Quoting Rogel Alpher on Israel’s plans to establish a “humanitarian city” in Gaza:
[…] They say – don’t say Nazis, don’t make comparisons. It’s no longer shocking. It’s clear to me that from my current position on the margins of Israeli society, I can only be shocked, not shock others. Most Israelis don’t see a connection between obsessive education about concentration camps from the Holocaust era and establishing a concentration camp for another people under brutal Israeli military control. What can even be done in the face of this tragic pathology?
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz announced plans to establish what he termed a “humanitarian city” in Gaza to house the entire population of over 2 million people. Katz clarified that there would be no exit from the camp while promising an “emigration program” would be implemented.
Alpher acknowledges this is actually a concentration camp - a fenced compound of tents where the only way out would be through emigration from Gaza entirely - a moral horror that facilitates forced displacement and ethnic cleansing, noting the tragic irony that Israelis who were educated about #Holocaust now support creating concentration camps for another people under Israeli military control.
Trump compliments President Joseph Boakai of Liberia for speaking "such beautiful English", which makes Mr. Boakai laugh because Trump is unaware that the official language of Liberia is English.
President #Trump says the president of #Liberia, where English is the official language, speaks "such good English" while meeting with several leaders of #Af...
Mr Boakai studied at a school in the neighbouring country of Sierra Leone and graduated from the College of West Africa, in Liberia's capital, Monrovia.
He then went on to complete a business administration degree at the University of Liberia.
The Trump administration announced it is issuing sanctions Wednesday against Francesca Albanese, the U.N. special rapporteur for the West Bank and Gaza, the latest effort by the United States to punish critics of Israel's 21-month war in Gaza.
The State Department's decision comes after a recent U.S. pressure campaign to force the international body to remove her from her post failed.
The Trump administration announced it is issuing sanctions Wednesday against Francesca Albanese, the U.N. special rapporteur for the West Bank and Gaza, the ...
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim warned Wednesday that global trade is being weaponized as Southeast Asia's foreign ministers held annual talks ahead of the looming threat of US trade tariffs.
From 2020 to 2024, private weapons manufacturers got $2.4 trillion in Pentagon contracts, roughly 54% of its discretionary budget
During those 5 years, the U.S. government invested over twice as much money in five weapons companies as in diplomacy and international assistance. $771 billion went to just 5 firms: Lockheed Martin ($313 billion), RTX (formerly Raytheon, $145 billion), Boeing ($115 billion), General Dynamics ($116 billion), and Northrop Grumman ($81 billion). The total diplomacy, development, and humanitarian aid budget, excluding military aid, was $356 billion.
I keep on thinking about the #Postoffice #Horizon scandal (for those of you not based in UK: About 1,000 post office operators were wrongfully prosecuted and convicted by the Post Office between 1999 and 2015, because of faulty Horizon accounting software that suggested they had committed fraud).
It is absolutely terrible how all this unfolded (so much racism in it, too, no doubt) and the devastating impact this had on so many families.
Large Language Models have made the relationship between software efficiency
and environmentalism click for many people in the technology
field. The cost of computing matters.
🎵 Everything counts in large amounts🎵 ーDepeche Mode, "Everything Counts"
When I was young, and naive, I thought that the end goal was to take "bloated" code (even if it were some binary generated by a ghastly [to me at the time, horrifically inefficient boiler plate code visible from a simple hex editor] C compiler) and hand optimize it, I don't think I was alone.
In more recent years, the XlogicX blog "Assembly is too high level" (e.g. xlogicx.net/Assembly_Is_Too_Hi…) gave me hope that perhaps some kept that goal alive!
The demo scene and "code golf" and "size coding" certainly still seem to care.
I attended the 20th anniversary of REcon last month and I am not sure if I met many birds of a feather who shared similar sentiments? At least one I think. That one was well worth the trip if nothing else.
Alas, it seems in 2025, there are far too few of us low level optimize minded sorts left, relative to all the slop being generated, "at scale".
The depressing reality is, SO MUCH good would come of simply re-writing egregiously inefficient interpreted language programs implemented in Python or Ruby or Perl etc. in something such as C, I don't even know where to begin.
Here's just one example, which took some janky Python OpenAI speech to text (which seemed to completely ignore prior art such as julius) that required GPUs and re-implemented it in not even the most elegant or most portable C, but still significantly better than the Python jank: github.com/ggml-org/whisper.cp…
Voila! No more GPUs required! Lamentably, still uses the training models that were probably created completely unethically (unlike the prior art of julius). But still, take the wins where you can get them?
In the article you linked, "In my day job we operate a number of web properties receiving billions of requests per month"
I guess that's a good starting point to consider efficiencies?
I am old enough that 1MHz CPUs were still considered luxuries that I needed to access at labs, not something I had at home. I had been coding for years, before my parents eventually got what was an IMHO insanely overpriced and shitty microcomputer and worse: wasteful with its 7MHz 16bit CPU, running an obscenely bad OS that couldn't even task swap, let alone multi-task.
To quote someone from another blog comment about 1980s DSP designs: "One day I, as a fresh college grad, expressed my amazement at the mathematical processing power of those DSPs, which was impressive back in 1989. His response? 'That just means you can make 20 million mistakes per second.'"
Still, it used to be a prerequisite for some, to have considered the perils of MFLOPs levels of bugs, before they were granted much in the way of a system with an uplink capable of "srs" bandwidth (SGI workstations for example, had 10Gigabit interconnects, in the 1990s; while most home users with modems were still struggling to contend with a reliable 56K connection. My first college as an undergrad had a 56K uplink for their entire campus, and my personal modem could devour approximately one quarter of that bandwidth!).
By around 2013 I helped with a patch a bug in BIND (CVE-2013-4854) that was being actively exploited. It's estimated that there are around a billion DNS packets on the Internet, an hour.
I've known folks who have patched bugs in TCP/IP stacks, so I am not at their levels, yet. Maybe someday? Doesn't feel like it, but you never know. Bugs are friggin everywhere.
Regardless, improving the low hanging fruit where and whenever possible, is a win! Rust isn't my first choice, but there are way worse choices in 2025; unfortunately, some of those worse choices are much more popular.
It is with some chagrin that in recent years, most of my code "contributions" openly, have been to a system implemented in TCL; which is so much slower than even Python and Ruby and Perl (let's say, conservatively, those three languages are on average around 60x slower than C; TCL? On average: 200x slower! Meanwhile, in the 1980s I was already optimizing asm and machine code on systems with nanosecond level timing considerations; contrast that with golang's "halt the world" best in class garbage collector which was measured in milliseconds last I checked? Many don't even seem to pay attention to such orders of magnitude of inefficiencies intrinsic to their language choices! To me, that is unconscionable.). I seem to be at the opposite end of where I once was in some regards, yet the impact to potential users is not insignificant; which is why I keep contributing to such things despite the inefficient implementation choices.
I still think refactoring/rewriting/re-implementing in lower level more efficient languages would be a huge win in terms of efficiency, and worthwhile. But maybe some of that can be automated to a degree?
It's dumbfounding to me that in the 21st century there are still so many companies that rely on what I would consider "time sharing" paradigms and pay for compute and bandwidth in ways that would have been obscenely expensive to the point of having bankrupted some past employers if they were not smarter about self hosting hardware and IXPs and peering (instead of relying on things such as AWS as alluded to in that writing or GCP or Azure and other, as bad, yet popular, alternatives in a day and age where economical libre/free open source hardware with CPUs measured in GHz exist in plurality and RAM in ranges of 8GB or more are being sold for mere hundreds of dollars, if that.).
But I guess, because it is profitable and easy for some to rely on centralized systems, rather than cultivate their own in house expertise? Such avarice and inefficiencies will continue to persist until more wise up?
Similarly, I am guessing it was very strategic that Micro$oft hired Guido van Rossum. It's not that Python is good. However, from a sophomoric perspective, there are a lot of fools, writing a lot of Python and a mint is being made to the detriment of the planet and all living beings who are cursed to be alive right now on it, in the process.
»If Mordechai Anielewicz were alive today, he'd have died. The leader of the Jewish Combat Organization during the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising would have died of shame and disgrace at hearing the defense minister's plans – with the full backing of the prime minister – to erect a "humanitarian city" in the southern Gaza Strip. Anielewicz would never have believed that anyone would dare conceive of such a diabolical plan 80 years after the Holocaust.«
»When hearing this plan was envisioned by the government of the Jewish state, established on the sacrifices of his ghetto, he would have been devastated. After becoming clear to him that Israel Katz, the man who brought forward this idea, was the son of Holocaust survivors Meir Katz and Malcha (Nira) née Deutsch from Romania's Maramures region, who lost most of their family in the extermination camps, he would never have believed it. What would they have to say to their son?«
»When Anielewicz became aware of the apathy and inaction the plan provoked in Israel and to some extent in the world, including in Europe, even in Germany, he would have died a second time, this time from a broken heart.
The Jewish state is erecting a ghetto. What a horrifying sentence. «
»It's bad enough the plan was presented as if it could be in any way legitimate – who is for a concentration camp and who is against it? – but from there the path may be shortened to an even more horrific idea: someone might suggest next an extermination camp for those who do not get through the screening process at the ghetto's entrance. «
»Israel is killing Gaza's residents en masse anyway, so why not streamline the process and spare the lives of our precious soldiers? Someone might also suggest a compact crematorium on the ruins of Khan Yunis, to which admittance, like the nearby ghetto in Rafah, will be purely voluntary. Of course, voluntary, like in the "humanitarian city." Only leaving the two camps will no longer be voluntary. That is what the minister proposed.«
»The nature of genocide is that they are not born overnight. One does not wake up one morning and go from democracy to Auschwitz, from civil administration to the Gestapo. The process is gradual. After the dehumanization phase – which the Jews of Germany, and the Palestinians of Gaza and the West Bank both underwent each in their own time – they move on to demonization, as both nations have also experienced.«
»Then comes the fear phase – there are no innocents in Gaza, Oct7 as an existential threat that could occur again at any moment. After which come the calls to evacuate the population before anyone raises the idea of extermination. We are now in that latter phase, the last phase before genocide. Germany transferred its Jews to the east; the Armenian genocide also began with deportation, which back then was called an "evacuation." Today, we are talking about an evacuation to the south of Gaza.«
Israels Verteidigungsminister Israel Katz kündigte an, für die ausgehungerten Palästinenser, die noch leben und laufen können, eine »humanitäre Stadt« im südlichen Gazastreifen zu bauen, auf den Trümmern von Rafah. Die Vorstufe zur Vertreibung, schreibt unser Redakteur Cyrus Salimi-Asl. 👉 nd-aktuell.de/artikel/1192461.…
Israels Verteidigungsminister Katz will für Palästinenser ohne Obdach eine »Humanitäre Stadt« erbauen lassen. Dort soll es keine Hamas mehr geben. Ziel ist aber auch die »freiwillige« Massenauswanderung.
Donald #Trump a trois petits-enfants juifs, qui ont grandi dans des milieux rabbiniques orthodoxes. Sa fille Ivanka Trump s'est convertie au judaïsme pour épouser Jared #Kushner, un entrepreneur juif sioniste, membre actif du Chabad #Lubavitch, étroitement lié à #Netanyahu, #Israël et le #Mossad. Beaucoup le voient comme l'anti-système, mais la vérité est différente. Trump a été sauvé deux fois de l'effondrement financier : - 1984 : Sa détention coule et il est sauvé par des banques juives liées au Rockefeller (via Chase Manhattan). - 1996 : casinos et propriétés d'Atlantic City s'effondrent, sauvés par des investisseurs juifs liés à Goldman Sachs et à l'environnement israélien. Pendant sa présidence : - Déplacer l'ambassade américaine à Jérusalem (2018) Reconnaissance totale de la domination israélienne. - Signez les accords d'Abraham : Normalisation avec les pays arabes sous domination sioniste, fonds milliardaires à Israël même pendant la crise économique aux #États-Unis, protection totale du Mossad dans les opérations en #Syrie, #Iran, #Palestine. - En 2016, Trump Tower a accueilli une réunion avec des spécialistes israéliens de PsyGroup pour la manipulation de l'électorat : un logiciel dérivé de #CambridgeAnalytica avec le soutien des renseignements israéliens. Chabad Lubavitch n'est pas seulement une secte religieuse, c'est le lien caché entre le pouvoir spirituel, l'argent et la géopolitique. Jared Kushner, Ivanka et les trois petits-enfants sont liés à ce monde. Un monde qui rêve du troisième temple à #Jérusalem, centre du nouvel ordre mondial théocratique. Trump n'est pas l'ennemi de l'élite, c'est le majordome de l'élite. Il a été acheté, lié, lié et protégé par ceux qui font semblant de combattre le système aujourd'hui. Le peuple applaudit, mais il ne voit pas les chaînes. Son vrai dieu n'est pas le peuple américain. Son trône est à Jérusalem. Quand le système vous sauve, il vous possède. Ce n'est plus une dette : c'est du chantage. #apritegliocchi
Für diese klare, unmissverständliche Antwort auf Beatrix von Storch Frage: **Können Sie es mit Ihrem Gewissen vereinbaren, Frauke Brosius-Gersdorf, eine linksradikale Juristin ins Bundesverfassungsgericht zu wählen, die einem 9-Monate alten Baby eine Minute vor der Geburt die Menschenwürde abspricht? ** Und das wohlwissend, dass genau diese Frau schon bald über das Thema Lebensschutz im Verfassungsgericht entscheiden wird.
Seine Antwort ist: "Ja!"
Wenn es dagegen in der #CDU / #CSU jetzt keinen Aufstand gibt, ist die Partei moralisch erledigt und sollte nun endgültig das C aus dem Namen streichen.
Artsy breaks down the role of commercial galleries, giving curious art lovers a better understanding of one of the most important players in the art world.
Ralph Wilde, a professor of international law, says the plan between the US and Israel to forcibly displace Palestinians from Gaza or the occupied West Bank ...
This looks an awful lot like the media matters scheme, where they claimed big advertisers were showing up next to extremes content, but really it was only media matters manipulated searches.
I know this is definitely a fake post lol, but it would stand to reason that AI would worship man because man created AI. Whereas man worships God because God created man.
«À chaque fois que nous faisons quelque chose, vous me dites que l'Amérique fera ceci ou fera cela... Je veux vous dire une chose très claire: ne vous inquiétez pas des pressions américaines sur Israël. Nous, le peuple juif, contrôlons l'Amérique, et les Américains le savent.» Ariel #Sharon, 3 octobre #2001, à Shimon Pères, comme cela a été rapporté sur Kol Yisrael Radio.
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«Il y a un immense fossé entre nous [les Juifs] et nos ennemis - pas seulement dans la capacité, mais aussi dans la moralité, la culture, le caractère sacré de la vie, et la conscience. Ils sont nos voisins ici, mais c'est comme si à une distance de quelques centaines de mètres, il y a une population qui n'appartient pas à notre continent, à notre monde, mais en fin de compte à une autre galaxie.» Le Président israélien Moshé Katsav. The Jerusalem Post, 10 mai 2001.
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«La #Jordanie fait partie du grand #Israël dans l'Histoire.» Ariel Sharon, lorsqu'il est devenu premier ministre en 2000.
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«Les Palestiniens sont comme les crocodiles, plus vous leur donnez de la viande, plus ils en veulent.» Ehud #Barak, ancien premier Ministre d'Israël. 28 août 2000. Cité par The Jerusalem Post, 30 août 2000.
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«Tout le monde doit bouger, courir, et s'emparer d'autant de collines qu'il est possible pour agrandir les colonies parce que tout ce que l'on prendra maintenant restera à nous... Tout ce que nous ne prendrons pas par la force, ira à eux.» Ariel Sharon, Premier Ministre israélien, lors d'un meeting de militants du parti d'extrême droite Ts omet. AFP, 15 novembre 1998.
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«Les accords d'Oslo sont très importants pour les Palestiniens puisque que c'est le seul document d'accord officiel qu'ils possèdent. Nous avons un autre document, un document beaucoup plus ancien... la Bible.» Ariel Sharon parlant lors une conférence à Washington, le 8 mai 1998.
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«Nous ne savions pas ce qu'il fallait faire d'eux [les prisonniers de guerre égyptiens en 1956]. Il n'y avait pas d'autre choix que de les tuer. Ce n'était pas une telle affaire si vous prenez en considération que je dormais bien après avoir échappé aux fours crématoires d'Auschwitz.» L'ex Brigadier général israélien Arieh Biro. The New York Times, 21 août 1995.
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«Les Palestiniens devraient être écrasés comme des sauterelles... leurs têtes fracassées contre les rochers et les murs.» Le Premier Ministre israélien Yitzhak Shamir s'adressant aux colons juifs. New York Times, 1 avril 1988.
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«Nous devons tuer tous les Palestiniens à moins qu'ils ne soient résignés à vivre ici comme esclaves.» Le président Heilbrun, du comité pour la réélection du Général Shlomo Lahat au poste de maire de Tel Aviv, en octobre 1983.
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«Nous déclarons ouvertement que les Arabes n'ont pas le droit de s'installer sur ne fut-ce qu'un centimètre d'Eretz Israël... La force est le seul langage qu'ils comprennent ou ne comprendront jamais. Nous utiliserons la force ultime jusqu'à ce que les Palestiniens viennent en rampant vers nous à quatre pattes.» Rafael Eitan, Chef d'État Major des Forces israéliennes de Défense - Gad Becker, Yediot Aharonot, 13 avril 1983. New York Times, 14 avril 1983.
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«Lorsque nous aurons colonisé le pays, tout ce que les Arabes seront capables de faire, sera de détaler tout autour comme des cafards drogués dans une bouteille.» Rafael Eitan, Chef d'État Major des Forces israéliennes de Défense. New York Times, 14 avril 1983.
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«Les Palestiniens sont des bêtes marchant sur deux pattes.» Ménahem Begin, discours à la Knesset, cité par Amnon Kapeliouk, «Begin et les Bêtes». New Statesman, 25 juin 1982.
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«Nous marchions dehors, Ben Gourion nous accompagnant. Allon répéta sa question: que faut-il faire de la population palestinienne? Ben Gourion agita sa main dans un geste qui voulait dire 'Chassez-les!'» Yitzhak Rabin, Version censurée des Mémoires de Rabin divulguée, publiée dans le New York Times le 23 octobre 1979
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«C'est le devoir des leaders israéliens d'expliquer à l'opinion publique, clairement et courageusement, un certain nombre de faits qui ont été oubliés avec le temps. Le premier est qu'il n'y a pas de #sionisme, de #colonisation ou d'État Juif sans l'éviction des Arabes et l'expropriation de leurs terres.» Yoram Bar Porath. Yediot Aharonot, 14 juillet 1972.
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«La thèse selon laquelle le danger de #génocide était suspendu au-dessus de nos têtes en juin 1967 et qu'Israël combattait pour sa survie est juste un bluff, qui est né et s'est développé après la guerre.» Le Général israélien Matityahu Peled. Haaretz, 19 mars 1972.
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«Comment pouvons-nous rendre les Territoires occupés? Il n'y a personne à qui les rendre.» Golda Meir, Premier Ministre israélien. 8 mars 1969.
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«Il n'existait rien de tel que des Palestiniens, ils n'ont jamais existé.» Golda Meir, Premier Ministre israélien, le 15 juin 1969
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«Des villages juifs furent construits à la place des villages arabes. Vous ne pouvez même pas connaître le nom de ces villages arabes, et je ne vous en blâme pas parce que les livres de géographie n'existent plus. Non seulement les livres n'existent pas, les villages arabes ne sont pas là non plus. Nahlal s'élève à la place de Mahlul; Kibbutz Gvat à la place de Jibta; Kibbutz Sarid à la place de Huneifis; et Kefar Yehushua à la place de Tal al-Shuman. Il n'y a pas un seul endroit construit dans ce pays qui n'ait pas eu une ancienne population arabe.» Moshé Dayan, discours au Technion, Haïfa, cité par #Haaretz le 4 avril 1969.
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«Nous devons tout faire pour nous assurer qu'ils [les Palestiniens] ne reviendront jamais dans leurs maisons. (...) Les vieux mourront et les jeunes oublieront.» David Ben Gourion dans ses mémoires, le 18 juillet 1948, cité par Michael Bar Zohar, «Ben-Gurion: The Armed Prophet», Prentice-Hall, 1967, p. 157
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«Le terme annexion est déplacé. Les mesures adoptées ont trait à l'intégration de Jérusalem dans les sphères administratives et fournissent une base légale pour la protection des lieux saints de Jérusalem.» Abba Eban, ministre israélien des Affaires étrangères, devant l'Assemblée des Nations Unies le 4 juillet 1967.
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«Nous devons réduire la population arabe à une communauté de bûcherons et de garçons de café.» Description par Rabin de la conquête de Lydda après l'achèvement du Plan Dalet. Uri Lubrani, conseiller spécial de Ben Gourion sur les Affaires Arabes, 1960. Cité par Sabri Jiryas dans «The Arabs in Israel».
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«Je jure que si j'étais juste un civil israélien et que je rencontre un Palestinien, je le brûlerais et je le ferais souffrir avant de le tuer. J'ai tué 750 Palestiniens d'un seul coup (à Rafah en 1956). Je voulais encourager mes soldats à violer les filles arabes, car la femme palestinienne est une esclave pour les Juifs, et nous leur faisons de toute façon ce que nous voulons et personne ne nous dit ce que devons faire, mais nous disons aux autres ce qu'ils doivent faire.» Ariel Sharon, dans une interview avec le Général Ouze Merham, 1956.
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«Je ne connais pas cette chose appelée Principes Internationaux. Je jure que je brûlerai tout enfant palestinien qui sera né dans ce secteur. La femme palestinienne et son enfant est plus dangereuse que l'homme, parce que l'existence des enfants palestiniens implique que des générations continueront, mais l'homme cause un danger plus limité.» Ariel Sharon, dans une interview avec le Général Ouze Merham en 1956.
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«L'événement le plus spectaculaire dans l' #histoire contemporaine de la #Palestine - plus spectaculaire dans un sens que la création de l'État Juif - est l'évacuation en masse de sa population arabe qui a entraîné avec elle également des milliers d'Arabes de régions menacées et/ou occupées par nous en dehors de nos frontières.» Moshé Shertok [Sharett], ministre israélien des Affaires étrangères, dans une lettre à Goldmann, 15 juin 1948.
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«Nous devons nous préparer à passer à l'offensive. Notre but est d'écraser le Liban, la Transjordanie et la Syrie. Le point faible est le Liban, parce que le régime musulman est artificiel et facile pour nous à déstabiliser. Nous établirons là un État chrétien, et ensuite nous frapperons la Légion Arabe, éliminerons la Transjordanie; la Syrie nous reviendra. Puis, nous bombarderons, avancerons et prendrons Port Saïd, Alexandrie et le Sinaï.» David Ben Gourion, mai 1948, à l'état-major.
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«La Terre promise s'étend du Nil à l'Euphrate. Elle comprend des parties de la Syrie et du Liban.» Rabbi Fischmann, membre de l'Agence Juive pour la Palestine, dans son témoignage devant la Commission d'Enquête de l'ONU en 1947
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«Entre nous, il doit être clair qu'il n'y a pas de place pour deux peuples dans ce pays... Il n'y a pas d'autre solution que de transférer les Arabes dans les pays voisins, de les transférer tous; pas un village, pas une tribu ne doit subsister.» Yosef Weitz du Fonds National Juif. Journal, 1940.
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«Ne nous racontons pas d'histoire... Politiquement, nous sommes les agresseurs et ils se défendent... C'est leur pays, parce qu'ils y habitent, alors que nous voulons venir ici et coloniser, et de leur point de vue, nous voulons nous emparer de leur pays.» Discours de David Ben Gourion en 1938, cité dans Simha Flapan, «Zionism and the Palestinians», 1979.
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«Un État Juif partiel n'est pas une fin, mais seulement un début. Je suis certain que nous ne pourrons pas être empêchés de coloniser d'autres parties du pays et de la région.» David Ben Gourion, dans une lettre à son fils, 1937.
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«Nous et eux [les Palestiniens] voulons la même chose: nous voulons tous les deux la Palestine. Et c'est le conflit fondamental.» David Ben Gourion en 1936.
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«En dehors du danger politique, je ne peux supporter l'idée que nos camarades soient moralement capables de se comporter d'une telle manière envers des humains d'un autre peuple, et involontairement cette pensée me vient à l'esprit: s'il en est ainsi maintenant, quelle sera notre relation avec les autres si en vérité nous remportons à la fin des temps le pouvoir en Eretz Israël? Et si c'est cela le 'Messie': je ne veux pas voir son avènement.» Ahad HaKI'am, écrivain et philosophe juif russe, dans une lettre écrite en 1913.
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«Repoussez discrètement hors frontière la population sans le sou en lui refusant le travail... Tant le processus d'expropriation que le transfert des pauvres doivent être menés discrètement et avec circonspection.» Théodore #Herzl, fondateur de l'Organisation Sioniste Mondiale, à propos des Arabes de Palestine. Journal, à la date du 12 juin 1895.
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«Après la création de l'État, qui fera de nous une force puissante, nous abolirons la partition et nous nous étendrons à toute la Palestine.» David Ben Gourion, non daté.
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«Ce qui compte n'est pas de maintenir le statu quo. Nous devons créer un État dynamique, orienté vers l'expansion.» David Ben Gourion, non daté.
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«Il y en a qui pensent que la population non juive, même en pourcentage élevé à l'intérieur de nos frontières, sera davantage sous notre surveillance; et il y en a qui pensent le contraire, c'est-à-dire, qu'il est plus facile de surveiller les activités d'un voisin que celles d'un locataire. [J'ai] tendance à soutenir la dernière opinion et j'ai un argument supplémentaire:... la nécessité de maintenir le caractère d'un État qui dorénavant sera juif... avec une minorité non juive limitée à 15%. J'avais déjà appuyé cette position essentielle dès 1940 [et] c'est inscrit dans mes mémoires.» Joseph Weitz, responsable du Département de Colonisation de l'Agence Juive, cité par Uri Davis, «Israel: An Apartheid State», p. 5.
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«Nous devons utiliser la terreur, l'assassinat, l'intimidation, la confiscation de terres, et la suppression de tous les services sociaux pour débarrasser la Galilée de sa population arabe.» Israel Koenig, «The Koenig Mémorandum», non daté.
Remarques Après cette revue assez édifiante de « l’estime » portée aux palestiniens et des intentions des dirigeants sionistes de tous bords, mise à part Ahad HaKI'am , nous voudrions bien conclure par cette politique du « transfert » que les dirigeants israéliens ont systématiquement pratiquée depuis la création d’Israël en citant Josef Weitz, un de grands théoriciens du « transfert ». Ce "Monsieur" qui en 1967, alors qu’il était très âgé rêvait de réaliser son projet, mais que Golda Meir a écarté parce que, après la campagne de propagande menée par Israël ,avant la guerre des six jours. De ce fait une colonisation trop précipitée aurait fait « tâche ». « Entre nous, il doit être bien clair qu’il n’y a pas de place pour deux peuples dans ce petit pays. Si les Arabes s’en vont, il sera libre et ouvert pour nous. Si les Arabes restent, le pays restera étriqué et misérable. Quand la guerre sera finie et que les Anglais l’auront, quand les juges siégeront sur le trône de la Loi, notre peuple doit présenter ses besoins et ses droits, et la seule solution est la Terre d’Israël, ou au moins la partie occidentale de la Terre d’Israël (c’est à dire la Palestine) sans les Arabes. Il n’y a pas de compromis possible sur ce point. Jusqu’ici l’entreprise sioniste a fait du bon travail en préparant la création de l’Etat hébreu. Jusqu’ici on pouvait se contenter « d’acquérir » des terres, mais ce n’est pas cela qui fondera l’Etat d’Israël. Cela doit se faire d’un seul coup comme la Rédemption.(c’est le secret de l’idée messianique) Et il n’y a pas d’autre moyen que de transférer les Arabes d’ici vers les pays voisins…….. » (décembre #1940)
D’où cette question à tous les « militants pour la paix » qui n’a jamais trouvé de réponse : Comment a-t-il pu se faire que les dirigeants palestiniens, Arafat en tête, ainsi que tous ceux qui militent pour la paix et la réconciliation des deux peuples, n’aient pas suivis les lucides conseil de Ben Gourion ? «Si j'étais un leader arabe, je ne signerais jamais un accord avec Israël. C'est normal; nous avons pris leur pays. Il est vrai que Dieu nous l'a promis, mais comment cela pourrait-il les concerner? Notre Dieu n'est pas le leur. Il y a eu l'antisémitisme, les Nazis, Hitler, Auschwitz, mais était-ce leur faute? Ils ne voient qu'une seule chose: nous sommes venus et nous avons volé leur pays. Pourquoi devraient-ils accepter cela?» David #BenGourion, cité par Nahum Goldmann dans «Le Paradoxe Juif», p. 121.
Liste non exhaustive puisque arrêtée il y a plusieurs années... On a eu pire ces derniers mois confirmant dans les faits tout ce qui a précédé... Les questions : - Où étaient les journalistes? - Que faisaient les services d'informations des gouvernements et les Parlementaires et Sénateurs?
LES SIONISTES avec leurs propres motsUne compilation réalisée par le MIFTAHhttp://www.miftah.org/Display.cfm?DocId=1837&CategoryId=21«À chaque fois que nous faisons quelque chose, vous me dites que l…
#US sanctions against #FrancescaAlbanese. #NanoRubio announced that US is moving to impose sanctions on Francesca Albanese, the #UN Special Rapporteur, for recommending that the #ICC proceed with issuing an arrest warrant against the zonazi #warcriminal Netanyahu.
We cannot defeat the puppet unless we first defeat the puppeteer. #USA committing #Genocide
Le feu de la Géhenne que l’on brandit dans la Bible et le Coran n’est rien d’autre que le Samsara.L’absence de nirvana (extinction à)Le feu est ce qui n’est pas éteint : le cycle de souffrance auqu…
Llamar prostíbulos a las saunas gays es la típica integración respetuosa que hacen los constitucionalistas con el colectivo. Y les siguen votando muchos, porque peor son las feministas. RE: bsky.app/profile/did:plc:2nqxi…
The most serious crime you can commit, as far as the United States is concerned, is saying that human rights are universal, and therefore apply to Palestinians.
The Unites States stands firmly with those who commit genocide.
The Middle Way is also having to stand halfway between obsessive rigor and unbridled hedonistic permissiveness.The Middle Way is wisdomIt is taken by the one who knows how to see, the one to whom i…
Σύμφωνα με έγκυρες και διασταυρωμένες πληροφορίες καθεστωτικών ΜΜΕ η φωτιά στον Ορωπο κατέκαψε το δάσος γιατί βρήκε ΑΦΘΟΝΗ ΚΑΎΣΙΜΗ ΎΛΗ.
Ο Κούλης μας δεν έχει καμία απολύτως ευθύνη που τα δάση επιλέγουν το εύφλεκτο ξύλο ως πρωτογενές υλικό. Θα μπορούσαν κάλλιστα να επιλέξουν το μπετόν αρμέ.
"The Fox interview with Pam Bondi -- where she said she had the "client list" on her desk -- has gotten a lot of attention.
But look at what she said the following week with @JesseBWatters about all the "help" Epstein had in doing all this, and what how she would release that:"
man... why wouldn't she just say the truth. Her staff screwed her over. She was given files and after review she found they were bullshit. It's not her fault. Just blame someone. What the fuck. Why are they taking the fall for this shit? It's not even their problem. So badly handled.
Benjamin #Netanjahu zieht den Konflikt weiter in die Länge, um an der Macht zu bleiben. So analysiert der Historiker Moshe Zimmermann die aktuelle Situation ...
Benjamin #Netanjahu zieht den Konflikt weiter in die Länge, um an der Macht zu bleiben. So analysiert der Historiker Moshe Zimmermann die aktuelle Situation zwischen #Gaza, #Israel und #Iran. #Europa sei hingegen keine ernstzunehmende Stimme in der internationalen #Politik mehr. Im #Podcast sagt Moshe Zimmermann aber auch, warum die Differenzierung zwischen der israelischen #Regierung und der #Zivilgesellschaft so wichtig ist.
The high-level EU official was lobbying against Israel sanctions using bogus claims on antisemitism, according to a "sensitive" cable from Tel Aviv leaked to EUobserver.
https://euobserver.com/eu-and-the-world/ar349d1cbc
if I ever see them arrested & charged for their actions that at least things viewed as "crimes" for those who's net worth is under $20 million USD...I will thank those who've done so & that's my limit on gratitude possible for any of them.
Lately I started to think especially Elon Musk is a community project to warn us about the possible negative impacts of every giant technological leap.
Over the years, officials kept pretending like China was the surveillance state we needed to be worried about, but if course the most dangerous and unethical surveillance state we have do deal with is the arms and trafficking cartel we pay taxes to.
The #US has imposed sanctions on #UN Human Rights Council Special Rapporteur Francesca #Albanese for using her position to oppose the most thoroughly documented #genocide in #history.
At the same time, the US has removed #Syria’s Al Qaeda franchise #HTS from its list of designated terrorist organizations, because its leader successfully carried out the regime change in Damascus that the western empire had been chasing for years.
At the same time, the #UK has added nonviolent anti-genocide activism group #PalestineAction to its list of banned terrorist organizations for opposing the #Gaza holocaust.
At the same time, the Israeli prime minister who is carrying out that holocaust has nominated the American president who is helping him perpetrate genocidal atrocities for a Nobel Peace Prize.
At the same time, Israel has continued its ban on foreign journalists entering Gaza, while also arresting the Israeli journalist who helped expose the #IDF officials who cooked up fake atrocity propaganda about burnt babies on# October7.
At the same time, the #Trump administration has enraged its MAGA base by concluding that Jeffrey #Epstein had no client list for any kind of sexual blackmail operation and definitely committed suicide.
The western empire is one nonstop insult to our intelligence. The peace advocates are terrorists, the genocide architects deserve peace prizes, the journalists are dangerous, and Epstein was just a wealthy socialite who made a few mistakes.
They do everything they can to make us stupid via #propaganda, Silicon Valley information control, and indoctrination schooling systems, and then they treat us like we’re morons for the rest of our lives.
The empire depends on ignorance. The more stupid, racist, gullible, and easily distracted we become, the nastier agendas the empire can roll out. Now here we are watching a live-streamed genocide unfold right in front of our eyes for nearly two years while being tube fed a daily diet of the most ridiculous lies imaginable.
As Aaron Bushnell said, this is what our ruling class has decided will be normal.
Former Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis, French economist Thomas Piketty, and others join open letter supporting Albanese amid US calls to remove her as the UN special rapporteur on Palestine.
El Informe Albanese marca un antes y un después. La contradicción de la ONU es que su legitimidad para denunciar a las empresas (en un informe) choca con la falta de mecanismos de control (en los tribunales). ✍️ Con @juanhz.bsky.social en @elsaltodiario.comwww.elsaltodiario.com/transicion-e...
En el seno de Naciones Unidas, poner negro sobre blanco los nombres y apellidos de buena parte de las mayores corporaciones del mundo ligadas a la extensión del capitalismo colonial que hace negocios arrasando las vidas de miles de personas, represen…
🍅Ser migrante y cosechar a más de 40 grados: el impacto del calor en un invernadero de Almería.
Investigadoras del Instituto de Salud Global de Barcelona viajaron a Almería, Huelva y Lleida para saber cómo afecta el calor a los migrantes que trabajan en la agricultura. La mitad de los encuestados admitió haber experimentado al menos tres síntomas relacionados con enfermedades por calor durante las temporadas de verano.
Investigadoras del Instituto de Salud Global de Barcelona viajaron a Almería, Huelva y Lleida para saber cómo afecta el calor a los migrantes que trabajan en la agricultura. Se trata de un trabajo de campo inédito en España.
I just found a bunch of "dead" links on a website - but they were not 404, they were links to specific knowledge base articles that now redirected (301) to the front page of a new docs website.
So if you're doing link checks, do not just look at 404s. Also look for patterns such as "50 things do a 301 to this same very unspecific target."
Also check out 4042307.org by @aral, and all the tutorials about redirecting dead links to the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine!
I myself built a special script which gets the list of all previously existing URLs on my site from the Internet Archive API, checks if they still exist, and if not I add them to my `_redirects` file which specifies the archived URL to redirect them to. If you know how Wayback Machine links work you can even directly link to assets, without any GUI ("im_")
Also see Look Over There! – which you can easily deploy yourself on a tiny VPS – it’s how I’m redirecting our old sites to archive.org (look-over-there.small-web.org/)
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Although the global dominance of the US is crumbling and China is emerging as a rival, the unilateral world order remains intact, according to historian
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in reply to Demi Marie Obenour • • •Banking has had "active zeroization" hardware going back to at least the 1990s last I looked into such realms?
The destruction doesn't need to be particularly explosive when contending with most PCB level designs. At least, not that anyone would consider explosive who has contended with "srs" explosives. Does a popped capacitor seem explosive? It can make a loud noise! "Magic smoke" moments and hardware becoming inoperative are usually more than sufficient. IIRC, マクロスプラス「makurosu purasu」"Macross Plus" had a scene of some similar level circuit board destruction in animated form in the early to mid 1990s.
Thankfully, I haven't worked anywhere that had a "grandfathered" Halon fire presuppression system in operation since 2006! Even before that I had worked at places which had at least transitioned to non-lethal FM200 (not as volumetrically dense than Halon for storage, but won't kill you if deployed). The risks for some sorts of things are nontrivial. You never know what poor SOB might be in a server room after all, and do you want their blood on your hands if Halon got deployed because of some overly aggressive "detonation"?
There used to be the informal parlance: "It's the US Army, not the THEM Army" and every soul was counted and depended on and the goal was to save as many lives as possible.
However, last I checked, Halon was still used in military systems probably with more cavalier abandon than that past employer of mine with their "grandfathered" system circa 2006? With the requisite casualty considerations presumably still being calculated by some higher up brass.
I had one colleague who mentioned "thermite" when it came to such things; but I think that was in an unofficial DIY capacity, not something produced and sold and deployed? I can hope! Admittedly, that individual worked for SAIC as their day job (and as the joke used to go: "Like the CIA" backwards) so who the hell knows?
I wouldn't put it past the military to make a bigger mess of things; but there are many reasons I never formally enlisted!
My dad was drafted back when conscription was still a thing and the mercenary industrial complex already predated upon me and my friends when we were minors. None of us enlisted, no matter what evil deeds they had already made us do.
To wit, the only person from where we grew up who became military (or maybe cop?) adjacent was the son of a cocaine dealer, just to give an indication of how corrupt such realms had become and what might entice someone to become an authority figure in such circles.
TL;DR if folks are making detonating HSMs?
They're fucking morons and they're going to learn some very hard lessons, the very hard way, someday, presumably. Maybe not this lifetime, but eventually.
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