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With all the hate and strife in the world today, a little joy is needed. Tell me this song ain't sheer joy!
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WASHINGTON â A top White House aide is catching the blame for helping trigger President Trumpâs fiery clash with Elon Musk â after speaking for months about giving the billionaire âpaybackâ and eveâŠDiana Glebova (New York Post)
Sparse transformers avoid loading and computing activations with feed forward layer weights whose outputs will eventually be zeroed out. Itâs a lossless approach as these weights anyway do not contribute in the current token prediction.
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I make no predictions; I am not a historian, or a seer. But this little mishigas between The Big Boss and Elon? Kinda feels staged for a purposeâŠjust way too overt. It makes for great theaterâŠand a fun way to divert and deflect. Iâm sure the dems are over the moon, but the BFF love will be right backâŠas will Lil X in the Oval Office.
Stay tuned.
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I simply gave up. The squirrels always win. They have limitless time to puzzle out solutions, they're athletic as impossible hell, reckless, and willing to spend far more time at this than me.
They outsmart most humans, consistently.
Get ready- 1 bill to bring SOPA (ie a US censorship regime geared at giving the copyright cartels the ability to censor anything they want) back wasn't enough, so they've introduced 2 bills now and they've done a good job at keeping it secret to avoid criticism until the last minute. They are going to try and force its passage by mitigating the ability of the people to know what is in it and push back, so speak up and write your congress critters !!!!!
And don't think the VPN or switching DNS providers is necessarily going to get you around the censorship either cause they've got provisions for that too.
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Republican House Representative Darrell Issa is working on the introduction of the 'American Copyright Protection Act' (ACPA), a new bill that would enable copyright holders to request site blocking orders against foreign pirate sites.Ernesto Van der Sar (TF Publishing)
The following passage from This Soviet World by Anna Louise Strong succinctly explains the concept of class dictatorship.
Communists did house everyone. The world made fun of the "ugly" cement apartment buildings Khrushchev built.
This article is truthful.
Life inside a Kiev Khrushchyovka: #Soviet architecture in #Ukraine.
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When did you live in the US? I know what I saw, though I must reveal my age.
There was a big difference. You will be made to look like a fool when the evidence rolls out. One wordpress post won't change my mind.
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Ukraine has seen nearly one-fifth of its Internet space come under Russian control or sold to Internet address brokers since February 2022, a new study finds. The analysis indicates large chunks of Ukrainian Internet address space are now in the hands of shadowy proxy and anonymity services that are nested at some of Americaâs largest Internet service providers (ISPs).
The findings come in a report that examines how the Russian invasion has affected Ukraineâs domestic supply of Internet Protocol Version 4 (IPv4) addresses. Researchers at Kentik, a company that measures the performance of Internet networks, found that while a majority of ISPs in Ukraine havenât changed their infrastructure much since the war began in 2022, others have resorted to selling swathes of their valuable IPv4 address space just to keep the lights on.
For example, Ukraineâs incumbent ISP Ukrtelecom is now routing just 29 percent of the IPv4 address ranges that the company controlled at the start of the war, Kentik found. Although much of that former IP space remains dormant, Ukrtelecom told Kentikâs Doug Madory they were forced to sell many of their address blocks âto secure financial stability and continue delivering essential services.â
âLeasing out a portion of our IPv4 resources allowed us to mitigate some of the extraordinary challenges we have been facing since the full-scale invasion began,â Ukrtelecom told Madory.
Madory found much of the IPv4 space previously allocated to Ukrtelecom is now scattered to more than 100 providers globally, particularly at three large American ISPs â Amazon (AS16509), AT&T (AS7018), and Cogent (AS174).
Another Ukrainian Internet provider â LVS (AS43310) â in 2022 was routing approximately 6,000 IPv4 addresses across the nation. Kentik learned that by November 2022, much of that address space had been parceled out to over a dozen different locations, with the bulk of it being announced at AT&T.
IP addresses routed over time by Ukrainian provider LVS (AS43310) shows a large chunk of it being routed by AT&T (AS7018). Image: Kentik.
Ditto for the Ukrainian ISP TVCOM, which currently routes nearly 15,000 fewer IPv4 addresses than it did at the start of the war. Madory said most of those addresses have been scattered to 37 other networks outside of Eastern Europe, including Amazon, AT&T, and Microsoft.
The Ukrainian ISP Trinity (AS43554) went offline in early March 2022 during the bloody siege of Mariupol, but its address space eventually began showing up in more than 50 different networks worldwide. Madory found more than 1,000 of Trinityâs IPv4 addresses suddenly appeared on AT&Tâs network.
Why are all these former Ukrainian IP addresses being routed by U.S.-based networks like AT&T? According to spur.us, a company that tracks VPN and proxy services, nearly all of the address ranges identified by Kentik now map to commercial proxy services that allow customers to anonymously route their Internet traffic through someone elseâs computer.
From a websiteâs perspective, the traffic from a proxy network user appears to originate from the rented IP address, not from the proxy service customer. These services can be used for several business purposes, such as price comparisons, sales intelligence, web crawlers and content-scraping bots. However, proxy services also are massively abused for hiding cybercrime activity because they can make it difficult to trace malicious traffic to its original source.
IPv4 address ranges are always in high demand, which means they are also quite valuable. There are now multiple companies that will pay ISPs to lease out their unwanted or unused IPv4 address space. Madory said these IPv4 brokers will pay between $100-$500 per month to lease a block of 256 IPv4 addresses, and very often the entities most willing to pay those rental rates are proxy and VPN providers.
A cursory review of all Internet address blocks currently routed through AT&T â as seen in public records maintained by the Internet backbone provider Hurricane Electric â shows a preponderance of country flags other than the United States, including networks originating in Hungary, Lithuania, Moldova, Mauritius, Palestine, Seychelles, Slovenia, and Ukraine.
AT&Tâs IPv4 address space seems to be routing a great deal of proxy traffic, including a large number of IP address ranges that were until recently routed by ISPs in Ukraine.
Asked about the apparent high incidence of proxy services routing foreign address blocks through AT&T, the telecommunications giant said it recently changed its policy about originating routes for network blocks that are not owned and managed by AT&T. That new policy, spelled out in a February 2025 update to AT&Tâs terms of service, gives those customers until Sept. 1, 2025 to originate their own IP space from their own autonomous system number (ASN), a unique number assigned to each ISP (AT&Tâs is AS7018).
âTo ensure our customers receive the best quality of service, we changed our terms for dedicated internet in February 2025,â an AT&T spokesperson said in an emailed reply. âWe no longer permit static routes with IP addresses that we have not provided. We have been in the process of identifying and notifying affected customers that they have 90 days to transition to Border Gateway Protocol routing using their own autonomous system number.â
Ironically, the co-mingling of Ukrainian IP address space with proxy providers has resulted in many of these addresses being used in cyberattacks against Ukraine and other enemies of Russia. Earlier this month, the European Union sanctioned Stark Industries Solutions Inc., an ISP that surfaced two weeks before the Russian invasion and quickly became the source of large-scale DDoS attacks and spear-phishing attempts by Russian state-sponsored hacking groups. A deep dive into Starkâs considerable address space showed some of it was sourced from Ukrainian ISPs, and most of it was connected to Russia-based proxy and anonymity services.
According to Spur, the proxy service IPRoyal is the current beneficiary of IP address blocks from several Ukrainian ISPs profiled in Kentikâs report. Customers can chose proxies by specifying the city and country they would to proxy their traffic through. Image: Trend Micro.
Spurâs Chief Technology Officer **Riley Kilmer **said AT&Tâs policy change will likely force many proxy services to migrate to other U.S. providers that have less stringent policies.
âAT&T is the first one of the big ISPs that seems to be actually doing something about this,â Kilmer said. âWe track several services that explicitly sell AT&T IP addresses, and it will be very interesting to see what happens to those services come September.â
Still, Kilmer said, there are several other large U.S. ISPs that continue to make it easy for proxy services to bring their own IP addresses and host them in ranges that give the appearance of residential customers. For example, Kentikâs report identified former Ukrainian IP ranges showing up as proxy services routed by Cogent **Communications **(AS174), a tier-one Internet backbone provider based in Washington, D.C.
Kilmer said Cogent has become an attractive home base for proxy services because it is relatively easy to get Cogent to route an address block.
âIn fairness, they transit a lot of traffic,â Kilmer said of Cogent. âBut thereâs a reason a lot of this proxy stuff shows up as Cogent: Because itâs super easy to get something routed there.â
Cogent declined a request to comment on Kentikâs findings.
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00:57 Aesthetics and build quality
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It's matte black, made entirely out of aluminium, and it houses a 15.3 inches display. In terms of dimensions, we're talking 34cm of width, 2.2 cm in height at its highest point, and 24.5 cm in depth, for a total weight of 2.1kilos.
As usual, the branding is very light on Tuxedo computers, you have the usual Tuxedo logo laser etched on the lid, although you can have whatever logo engraved here.
As per the build quality, the laptop is the usual fare for aluminium: it feels really good when resting your palms on it, it feels solid, it doesn't bend, it has very little flex, apart from the middle of the keyboard, it's a really solidly built computer.
So, this thing packs either an AMD Ryzen 7 8845HS, or an Intel core i7 14650HX. I have the AMD model here, so that's what I'll be testing. Do note that the Intel model can also have an i9 14900HX.
So, in Geekbench 6, that AMD CPU reached 2614 in single core, and 12686 in multi core.
This is coupled with an Nvidia GPU, not matter if you decide to go the Intel or AMD route, you get an Nvidia RTX 4060, or a 4070 if you prefer that.
For Shadow of the tomb raider, at the maximum settings, the game reached 94 FPS n average. Lowering details down to medium, it reached 106 FPS.
And finally, for Horizon, on Ultra settings, then game reached 53 FPS on average, and on medium details , it went up to 71 FPS.
As per battery life, this Stellaris Slim 15 has a 99Wh battery, meaning it's rated for up to 13h of battery life. In my testing, on hybrid mode, meaning the integrated GPu was used mostly, I could get up to a tiny bit under 7H30 of looped video playback on youtube, at mid brightness, over wifi.
This laptop offers on the left side: one USB A 3.2 Gen 1 port, and one USB C 3.2 Gen 1, plus an audio jack.
On the right side, you get an SD card slot, and 2 USB A 3.2 gen 1 ports.
And on the back, you have a minidisplay port 1.4, which is hardwired to the dedicated Nvidia GPU, and supports GSync, you have a USB C 3.2 gen 2 port, hardwired to the integrated GPU, it also supports charging the laptop.
There's also an HDMI 2.1 port, that connects to the Nvidia GPU and also supports G Sync, plus a 2.5 gig ethernet port and the usual barrel charger.
As per the display, it's a 16:10, 15.3 inches display, at a resolution of 2560 by 1600. It supports 240Hz or 60hz, and it's an LED display.
It supports adaptive sync, it has a brightness of 500 nits, and a contrast ratio of 1000 to 1, and it supports 100% of SRGB.
The bezel around the display are minimal, and you have the usual webcams, a full HD 1080p one, that an record at 30FPS. It's not too potato quality, but it's also not great.
The speakers, though, aren't bad, they have some amount of bass, they do not peak or vibrate the chassis of the Stellaris Slim 15, and they sound pretty crisp to me, they're really solid.
And to conclude, we have the keyboard. Most of the keyboard is full sized, with small function keys, but functional normal keys even though this here is a german layout that I just can't get used to. The numpad is cramped and compressed, and it makes it hard to use for me.
As per the touchpad, it's glass, it's extremely smooth, and while it's still a diveboard mechanism, so you need to press at the bottom half of the thing to click, it's really, really good. Gestures on Wayland and Plasma feel awesome, the click feels solid, the sound of the click is good as well, it's a great touchpad for any laptop.
The base AMD model with 16 gigs of RAM, the RTX 4060 and 500 gigs of PCIe 3 SSD comes at a bit less than 1700 euros, including the usual 20% european VAT, so it's like 1400 euros without taxes. You also get Wifi 6 and bluetooth 5.3 with that.
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08:49 Stellaris 16: Linux gaming laptop
13:56 Tuxedo OS on a Tuxedo PC
Tuxedo OS is a semi-rolling release Linux distro that Tuxedo makes, and is freely available to download on any computer.
Tuxedo OS comes with KDE plasma, it gets rid of snaps, they have their own repos for additional drivers and apps, they have a hybrid rolling release model for the desktop and drivers, they have their own custom kernel with better hardware support, and a few very useful utilities.
The repos contain their custom kernel, which include patches that they tested and implemented before the mainline kernel, so newer hardware works better. The fixes they develop themselves are also mainlined of course.
The Tuxedo OS repos include more up to date drivers, they have firmware for their own devices, they have packages for web browsers that Ubuntu only provides as Snaps, and for a few up to date apps that aren't in the Ubuntu repos, or are outdated.
While the base system and base packages are from Ubuntu, they ship drivers, a linux kernel, and the KDE plasma desktop on a rolling release model, which means you're always getting the latest versions of your KDE apps and desktop, and a recent kernel version, and the associated drivers.
Tuxedo OS also embarks the Tuxedo Control center. It's an open source graphical app that lets you set your power profile, between a few presets, like extreme powersave, high performance, quiet, and more. You can also change the battery charging options to improve the battery's lifespan.
Tuxedo OS enables os-prober. In the boot options, you'll find a web based reinstall option as well.
The Stellaris 16 is the latest entry in the Stellaris line. It comes with a 16:10 2560 x 1600 panel, that has very vivid colors, 350 nits of brightness, and perfect viewing angles. It can also refresh at 240hz.
You also get a core i9 13900HX, which is a 16 core, 32 threads CPU, that can go up to 5.4Ghz.
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You can pair that with an RTX 4060 Mobile, or up to a 4090,.
RAM options go from 16 GB of 4800Mhz DDR5 to 64 gigs of 5600mhz DDR5, and for storage, you can get up to 2 4terabytes PCIE 4 SSDs.
In terms of ports, you get 2 USB A 3.2gen 2 ports, one USB A 3.2 gen 1, a full size SD card slot, a headphone jack,, the ports for the Aquaris cooling sytem, HDMI 2.1, 2.5 gigs ethernet, and Thunderbolt 4.
The keyboard is really excellent, with good key travel, and a quiet sound. You can also get it with a mechanical keyboard.
THe touchpad isn't glass, but it's very smooth, even though it's really small for this form factor.
Speakers are decent, with a good amount of bass, but they'll start saturating at max volume. They're bottom firing so if you place the laptop on a soft surface, you'll muffle them easily.
And the mic and webcam are potato quality as is unfortunately too often the case.
As per battery life, you get a 99Wh battery, on the powersave mode, using the integrated GPU, it lasted for 7 hours with youtube videos playing in a loop over wifi in Firefox, with the display at 240hz.
So, on a Tuxedo computer, you get a few cool things on top of the default Tuxedo experience.
You can control the color and brightness of the keyboard backlight, you can control the webcam, and its resolution, framerate, brightness, contrast, exposure, dynamic range, color balance.
TOMTE automatically recognizes the model you're using, and it checks for the drivers and packages that will give you the best experience.
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03:49 Specs & Configuration Options: make it your own
06:17 Display: good panel, not a fan of the resolution
07:28 Keyboard & Touchpad: excellent
08:27 Webcam, Mic & Speakers: decent
09:36 Performance & battery life: all day workstation
11:36 This is the template for all Linux laptops
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The chassis is a magnesium / aliminium alloy. It's really sturdy, but also really lightweight. My review unit came in black, and retains no fingerprints. You can also get it in silver if you prefer. In both cases, it's 1.7cm thick, and 1.3kg.
The laptop can be opened, and upgraded, you can switch out the RAM and the SDD as you like, with dual channel RAM slots, and an m.2 slot that supports PCIe4 drives.
My review unit came with a french azerty keyboard, but they have a lot of different layouts, and you can even send them your own to be laser etched, or have a blank keyboard. The super key has a cartoony tux logo, but you can ask for you own super key as well.
You can add an Nvidia RTX 3050ti to turn the laptop into a real workstation. In terms of ports, on the left side, you get the usual kensington lock, a USB C 3.2 Gen 2 port, which supports display port 1.4 and power delivery, a USB A 3.2 Gen 1 port, a full size SD card reader, and a 2 in 1 audio jack.
On the right, you have the barrel charging port, an HDMI 2.0b port, a USB 3.2 Gen 1 port, and a thunderbolt 4 port, which also supports display port 1.4 and power delivery.
The display is a 3K panel, at 2880 by 1800, in a 16:10 aspect ratio. It's 14 inch, and has an anti reflective coating.
It covers 99% of sRGB, 74.7% of AdobeRGB, and 81.1% of DCI-P3. It goes up to 400 nits, the contrast ratio is 1500:1, and it runs at 90hz.
The keyboard feels really good. It's a chiclet style keyboard, with black keys, whether you have the black, or the silver variant. It's backlit, and has a tux super key that you can customize, as I said before.
The touchpad feels awesome, it's super smooth, covered in glass, and it's a joy to use with gestures, it's precise and responsive, and it clicks well.
The webcam goes up to 1080p30, and while it will need some amount of light to not be too grainy, it's far from the worse I've seen.
The microphone is a bit better. You'll need to lower the default gain, but the voice is clear, and you can't really hear fan noise, although it will pick up on touchpad clicks and keyboard presses. It's really not bad for a laptop mic.
As per the speakers, they're bottom firing, and they're also decent. They're not tinny, they don't distort at high volumes, and they get loud enough. Nothing fancy, but they do the trick perfectly for a youtube video or a movie.
The 12700H is a very powerful CPU, with 14 cores, and 20 threads, and a max frequency of 4.7Ghz. On geekbench 5, it gets 1781 in single core, and 8388 in multi core, which means it beats my desktop 5800H in single core, and gets extremely close in multi core.
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It's cooled with a dual fan system, with 2 fans and 2 heatpipes, and uses liquid metal, which means temps never got high, staying at around 40 degrees Celsius at idle, and about 80°C under heavy load.
In terms of battery life, I got around 7 and a half hours of youtube video playback in a loop over wifi, at 50% brightness with bluetooth on. With a more regular workload of web browsing, listening to music, writing this script, and watching the occasional video or running a test or 2 on the laptop, I got 9h.
Review of the 16 inch model (the equivalent model from SLimbook):
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To all breweries:
Stop calling your six pack carrier bags "Man's purses".
Unless you want to be perceived as stuffy, obnoxious and sexist.
@wannabemystiker The fact that most of the people who responded to my post are Germans seems to indicate that this is a problem specific to German breweries.
It's a good thing that you folks don't have to bother with this kind of sexist crap.
@wannabemystiker plenty of sexist US breweries making terrible puns with blonde or red ale beer names, or calling strong beers gross things like 'panty dropper' etc.
I feel like it has gotten better in the past few years at least.
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Glacier National Park today (Middle Fork of the Flathead River at West Glacier). For more information nps.gov/glac/index.htm and #glacier #interpretation #nps #nationalparks #publiclands #landscapephotography #photography #montana Image credit National Park Service and the Glacier National Park Conservancy #mtwx #spring #trees #river #colors #travel
Canyonlands National Park today. The Canyonlands National Park camera is one of several Regional Dust and Environmental Observation Cameras in the desert southwest. Learn more at nps.gov/cany/index.htm and gec.cr.usgs.gov/gecsc/regwebca⊠and #usgs #geology #airquality #canyonlands #utah #utwx Image credit USGS/USGS American Drylands Project
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Harriet Tubman probably didnât exist. I donât mean the person. There was a Harriet Tubman, and she was a former slave â but she was also likely mentally handicapped from being hit on the head with a weight when she was 12. No, Iâm not talking about whether a person existed. Iâm talking about the entire mythos surrounding her supposed life; her âhagiographyâ in the Leftie cultural slop milieu that gets forced down the throats of every schoolchild starting in elementary grades.There are, quite literally, no primary sources for her fabled exploits. Not a single one.
No historian can corroborate any of her supposed quotes, or any stories from her life. Which seems⊠odd, right? Considering how many she supposedly helped to free? Surely thereâd be a record of someone, somewhere, whom she helped.
But thereâs not. Why?
Turns out it all comes from one guy, quite literally an #anti-White #journalist who was named #EarlCohen. He wrote a couple books in the 1940âs â in which he only cites his earlier articles. Itâs an #absurd #fiction that has been pushed on, quite literally, schoolchildren â to get them to #hate their own #people and #history.
If they say itâs true, it isnât. And it really doesnât take much to expose their lies. It doesnât matter what the supposed historical event was, if they said it happened, it probably didnât, and at the very least, it didnât happen in the way, or to the extent, they falsely claim it did.
If Clown World says itâs true, it is definitely fake and quite possibly gay. Forget the obvious frauds of The Ghost of Kiev, global warming, and Anne Frank, now the fake history of Harriet Tubman has been conclusively exposed to be completely fraudulâŠVD (Vox Popoli)
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>Did we just psyop the Dems into demanding the release of the Epstein files?
MAGA cope is the strongest stuff around. The strongest stuff. Just the best.
But people get tired of the bullshit, and it's not always the people you're paying attention to. MAGA had the same cope over the trade wars, about all the 4d chess victories that Trump gained by acting insane and abruptly ripping up deals that he himself had signed during his first term. But while that happened, shipping stopped, US bonds got absolutely destroyed, countries did the math and chose China over the US, and the US even lost the Japanese.
This cope is like something a scammer tells himself after he cheats a customer. You cheated that customer, but other other people observed it, and the customer can tell people about it, and life actually goes on and you have future interactions including with that same customer which will now not go as well for you. You gained some hard currency while losing other social currencies that you were not aware that you were spending.
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Purism, which makes the Liberty Phone in Carlsbad, Calif. using American components, is an anomaly in an industry where manufacturing and supply chains are almost entirely overseas.Verne Kopytoff (Fortune)
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The high court unanimously dismissed the case under U.S. laws that largely protect firearm manufacturers from liability when their guns are used in crimes.Natalia Mittelstadt (Just The News)
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So , after you read this. Are these corporations going to provide the Universal Income? since THEY will replace workers.
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My Take on Digital soverignty and the urgent need of it in EU.
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A former Russian in the EU warns of dependence on U.S. tech giants, EU inaction, and a call for true digital sovereignty before itâs too late.heartshadows (Heartshadows)
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You know how ever since 2016 we have been waiting for the BIG ONE to go off?
This is the BIG ONE.
Wrapped up in this little spat between Trump and Elon are a number of issues, like reforming the H1B atrocity, but the Epstein Files thing is the biggie.
Do you see what is about to happen? (I think)
Elon is going to whip this into a frenzy and the LEFT, especially the media, are going to froth with demands to release the Epstein files!
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#géopolitique #génocide #Gaza
QG : Benjamin Netanyahu est totalement insensible aux alertes de ses alliés, aux menaces de sanctions. Que cherche-t-il ?
Il faut souligner Ă quel point la situation est terrible. Il suffit de voir ces gens dĂ©placĂ©s une dizaine de fois: les consĂ©quences humaines sont incalculables. Et pourtant, il nây a pas de plan israĂ©lien clair. La presse israĂ©lienne elle-mĂȘme le dit : on a lâimpression que Netanyahou mĂšne cette guerre parce quâil ne peut pas lâarrĂȘter. Sâil lâinterrompt, il devra faire face Ă une commission dâenquĂȘte sur ce qui sâest passĂ© le 7 octobre, sur la maniĂšre dont il a gĂ©rĂ© la crise, et il risquerait de faire Ă©clater sa coalition. Alors il poursuit cette guerre, qui dĂ©passe largement Gaza : elle sâĂ©tend Ă la Cisjordanie, au Liban, en Syrie, au YĂ©men. Ce que beaucoup ne rĂ©alisent pas, câest que câest dĂ©sormais la guerre la plus longue de lâhistoire dâIsraĂ«l â plus longue encore que celle de 1948-1949 qui a vu la naissance de lâĂtat dâIsraĂ«l. On est pris dans un engrenage, sans voir de finalitĂ©.
QG : Quelles issues possibles Ă cet engrenage infernal pour la population palestinienne ?
Lors du cessez-le-feu de janvier dernier, des centaines de milliers de Palestiniens sont retournĂ©s chez eux â chez eux, câest-Ă -dire dans des maisons dĂ©truites. Cela montre un attachement profond Ă la terre, et une conscience que sâils partent, ils ne reviendront jamais. Ă lâinverse, les IsraĂ©liens qui ont fui le nord du pays ont mis des mois, une fois les combats terminĂ©s, Ă revenir â et seulement la moitiĂ© dâentre eux sont rentrĂ©s. Il y a quelque chose de trĂšs particulier dans ce lien des Palestiniens Ă leur terre. Et pourtant, au sens propre, on ne peut pas y vivre : il nây a plus de nourriture. IsraĂ«l mise sur ce blocus pour forcer les gens Ă partir. Mais partir oĂč ? LâĂgypte reste extrĂȘmement ferme malgrĂ© les pressions amĂ©ricaines, tout comme la Jordanie. Installer 500.000 Palestiniens dans le SinaĂŻ serait un facteur majeur de dĂ©stabilisation â et, de toute façon, il nây a pas les moyens logistiques pour le faire. En Jordanie, oĂč la majoritĂ© de la population est dĂ©jĂ dâorigine palestinienne, ce serait une menace directe pour la stabilitĂ© du rĂ©gime et du trĂŽne. On peine Ă voir quelle issue est envisageable. Selon les organisations internationales, des milliers dâenfants risquent de mourir de faim dans les jours Ă venir. La situation est insupportable et elle varie selon les zones, selon les villes. Lâoffensive principale se concentre pour lâinstant dans le nord de Gaza, une zone quâIsraĂ«l veut annexer. Tous les tĂ©moignages des humanitaires sont clairs : ils nâont jamais vu une situation pareille. On parle, au sens propre, dâun camp de concentration â les gens sont enfermĂ©s, sans possibilitĂ© de sortir, avec en plus une volontĂ© dâextermination. Cette derniĂšre, aussi dĂ©libĂ©rĂ©e, nâexistait pas dans les autres expĂ©riences historiques de camps, comme celle menĂ©e par les Britanniques en Afrique australe. Ă lâexception Ă©videmment de lâAllemagne nazie.
QG : Quelles sont les responsabilitĂ©s de lâEurope dans ce massacre Ă Gaza ? Le flĂ©chissement dans le soutien Ă IsraĂ«l, que lâon ressent publiquement, nâintervient-il pas trop tard ?
Le problĂšme, câest quâon en est Ă 18 mois de soutien quasi inconditionnel de la France et des pays europĂ©ens Ă la politique dâextermination menĂ©e Ă Gaza. Il faut le dire clairement : cette politique nâaurait pas Ă©tĂ© possible sans cet aval. Si la France et lâEurope avaient pris des mesures concrĂštes contre IsraĂ«l, cela ne se serait sans doute pas produit. Netanyahou en a conscience. La parole de la France continue dâavoir un certain poids â mĂȘme si, autrefois, elle jouait un rĂŽle dâavant-garde en Europe. Mais le fait que la France, comme dâautres pays europĂ©ens, bascule vers une critique plus radicale de la politique israĂ©lienne inquiĂšte le gouvernement de Netanyahou. La dĂ©cision de lâUnion EuropĂ©enne de rĂ©Ă©valuer lâaccord dâassociation avec IsraĂ«l est un signal, mĂȘme si lâon sait que cet accord ne peut ĂȘtre annulĂ© quâavec lâunanimitĂ© des 27 Ătats membres. Cela laisse entrevoir, malgrĂ© tout, la possibilitĂ© de sanctions. On entend souvent dire quâIsraĂ«l ne cĂšde pas aux pressions, mais la vĂ©ritĂ©, câest quâil nây en a pas. Il faut une vraie pression â une pression qui vient aussi de nos sociĂ©tĂ©s. La guerre du Vietnam a Ă©tĂ© arrĂȘtĂ©e aux Ătats-Unis quand la population sâest massivement opposĂ©e. La guerre dâAlgĂ©rie a Ă©tĂ© gagnĂ©e en France quand en 1961, le FLN avait perdu militairement.
Emmanuel Macron nâa pris aucune sanction envers IsraĂ«l, refuse toujours de reconnaĂźtre un Etat palestinien et renvoie aux historiens le soin de parler de « gĂ©nocide ». La France a Ă©galement livrĂ© du matĂ©riel militaire Ă IsraĂ«l, Ă plusieurs reprises depuis la rĂ©plique au 7 octobre octobre 2023
QG : La critique de la politique israĂ©lienne est-elle en train dâĂȘtre acceptĂ©e dans les mĂ©dias ou par nos politiques ?
Je rappelle Ă nouveau que depuis 18 mois, le soutien Ă IsraĂ«l reste trĂšs fort, mais aussi que la rĂ©pression contre le mouvement de solidaritĂ© avec les Palestiniens se poursuit â notamment Ă travers des accusations dâapologie du terrorisme. En France, comparĂ© au Royaume-Uni, les manifestations ont Ă©tĂ© relativement limitĂ©es, en grande partie parce que les gens ont peur, et en particulier les Français musulmans. Jâai rencontrĂ© beaucoup de Français musulmans qui me disent : « Ce que vous dites, nous, on ne peut pas le dire. » Ils ne risquent pas forcĂ©ment de perdre leur nationalitĂ©, mais ils peuvent perdre leur emploi â quâils soient musulmans ou non â ou ĂȘtre mis Ă lâĂ©cart au sein de leur environnement social ou professionnel. Il y a une peur trĂšs prĂ©sente, encore aujourdâhui. En revanche, on observe un basculement dans lâopinion. Les images dâenfants, de famine, de bombardements â tout cela a un impact. Je me rĂ©jouis de voir que certaines personnes changent de position, quâelles dĂ©couvrent, 18 mois aprĂšs, quâil y a un gĂ©nocide en cours ou, au minimum, des massacres Ă grande Ă©chelle. Mais, en mĂȘme temps, elles ne vont pas toujours jusquâau bout de leur rĂ©flexion ou de leur engagement.
QG : Peut-on aujourdâhui militer pour une « solution Ă deux Etats » ou celle-ci a-t-elle perdu toute rĂ©alitĂ©?
Aujourdâhui, la prioritĂ© est dâarrĂȘter le gĂ©nocide et de stopper lâoccupation en frappant toutes ces colonies. Il faut ĂȘtre trĂšs clair : on ne peut pas accepter la poursuite de la colonisation â que la Cour International de Justice a jugĂ©e totalement illĂ©gale. Et cela nĂ©cessite des sanctions, non seulement en rĂ©ponse Ă la guerre Ă Gaza, mais aussi face Ă lâextension continue des colonies en Cisjordanie et Ă JĂ©rusalem-Est. Cela dit, la solution Ă un Ătat nâest pas non plus une perspective rĂ©aliste Ă Ă©chĂ©ance humaine. Les combats prioritaires aujourdâhui, au-delĂ de lâoccupation et de la colonisation, sont ceux pour lâĂ©galitĂ©. Sur le territoire de la Palestine, 7,5 millions de Juifs et 7,5 millions de Palestiniens vivent ensemble. La revendication fondamentale, câest lâĂ©galitĂ© de traitement pour tous. Dâailleurs, Amnesty International a qualifiĂ© la situation dâapartheid, ce qui souligne bien lâurgence de cette exigence. Mais Ă ce stade, se focaliser sur une solution politique en termes Ă©tatiques semble Ă©loignĂ© des enjeux immĂ©diats. Et puis, je lâai toujours dit : câest aux Palestiniens et aux IsraĂ©liens de dĂ©cider de leur avenir.
QG : Que penser du tabou qui rÚgne autour du mot « génocide », chargé de sens pour Israël notamment ?
Il est trĂšs difficile de dĂ©finir un gĂ©nocide mais on peut tout Ă fait en discuter. Il y a tout de mĂȘme la Cour Internationale de Justice, prĂ©sidĂ©e par une juge amĂ©ricaine, qui a reconnu quâil existait un risque plausible de gĂ©nocide. Pourtant, dĂšs quâon prononce ce mot, cela dĂ©clenche un tollĂ©. Comme sâil Ă©tait inconcevable que des Juifs, ayant subi un gĂ©nocide, puissent en commettre un. Par ailleurs, je remets en cause lâidĂ©e selon laquelle IsraĂ«l serait lâhĂ©ritier des Juifs, y compris de ceux qui ont Ă©tĂ© tuĂ©s pendant la Shoah. Par exemple, le Rwanda, qui a Ă©tĂ© victime dâun gĂ©nocide, mĂšne aujourdâhui des politiques particuliĂšrement violentes au Congo. Il nâexiste aucune loi historique selon laquelle avoir Ă©tĂ© opprimĂ© empĂȘcherait dâĂȘtre un oppresseur. Lâhistoire dĂ©montre plutĂŽt lâinverse. Lâhistorien israĂ©lien Tom Segev rappelait quâon pouvait tirer deux leçons de lâhistoire du gĂ©nocide des Juifs : 1) considĂ©rer que ce que lâon a subi est tellement exceptionnel que quoi quâon fasse, on est pardonnĂ© ; 2) considĂ©rer que ce que lâon a subi est tellement exceptionnel quâil ne faut en aucun cas que cela se reproduise. Bien sĂ»r, cela ne se reproduit jamais de maniĂšre identique. Dâune certaine maniĂšre, on ne peut pas comparer les gĂ©nocides armĂ©nien, tutsi ou juif. Mais on peut les dĂ©finir. Il existe une dĂ©finition prĂ©cise du gĂ©nocide. Pourtant, on ne verra jamais Ă la radio ou Ă la tĂ©lĂ©vision un dĂ©bat posant la question : âEst-ce que ce qui se passe Ă Gaza remplit les critĂšres du gĂ©nocide ?â Certains disent mĂȘme : âLâarmĂ©e israĂ©lienne nâa tuĂ© que 50.000 personnes, donc ce nâest pas un gĂ©nocide.â Mais câest une logique que lâon retrouve aussi chez une partie des nĂ©gationnistes dâextrĂȘme droite qui affirmaient : âIl y a encore des millions de Juifs dans le monde, donc il nây a pas eu de gĂ©nocide.â
Selon lâONU, plus de 15.000 enfants ont Ă©tĂ© tuĂ©s Ă Gaza, 497.000 personnes sont confrontĂ©s Ă la famine. Entre le 18 mars et le 9 avril 2025, 36 frappes israĂ©liennes ont fait des victimes, qui Ă©taient uniquement des femmes et des enfants
QG : Les mandats dâarrĂȘts Ă©mis par la Cour PĂ©nale Internationale Ă lâĂ©gard de Benjamin Netanyahu et Yoav Gallant (ancien ministre de la dĂ©fense) ont Ă©tĂ© reçus avec beaucoup de prudence en Occident, si ce nâest avec virulence. Assiste-t-on Ă la fin du droit international ?
Oui, ce qui se joue avec la Cour PĂ©nale Internationale (CPI) est trĂšs important, parce que ce qui se passe Ă Gaza dĂ©passe de loin cette seule situation. Il sâagit en rĂ©alitĂ© de lâavenir du droit international â et câest, Ă mes yeux, une question fondamentale. Ce qui est en train de mourir Ă Gaza, câest justement ce droit international. On a souvent comparĂ© la situation en Ukraine Ă celle de la Palestine, et la diffĂ©rence de traitement est flagrante. On a vu la frilositĂ© avec laquelle la France a traitĂ© la question des mandats Ă©mis par la CPI, ainsi que les mensonges dâEmmanuel Macron, qui affirme : âOn nâest pas sĂ»r de pouvoir arrĂȘter Benjamin Netanyahou, sâil le fautâ. Ce discours a pourtant Ă©tĂ© dĂ©menti par de nombreux juristes. Plus largement, câest tout le cadre international qui est aujourdâhui remis en cause. Les Nations unies ne sont plus respectĂ©es, et lâordre international nĂ© de la Seconde Guerre mondiale est en train de sâeffondrer. La seule chose qui pourrait le refonder, câest prĂ©cisĂ©ment le droit international. Mais ce que promeuvent aujourdâhui Trump et Netanyahou est un ordre mondial gouvernĂ© par la force. Un systĂšme dans lequel on nĂ©gocie peut-ĂȘtre avec moins dâhypocrisie quâen Europe, mais oĂč chaque Ătat agit selon ses intĂ©rĂȘts, sans cadre contraignant. Par ailleurs, il y a eu rĂ©cemment une campagne â trĂšs peu relayĂ©e en France â contre la CPI et son procureur, Karim Khan, qui a reçu des menaces, y compris contre sa famille. Et cela, personne nâen parle, ce qui est tout de mĂȘme extraordinaire. Plus gĂ©nĂ©ralement, le droit international est aujourdâhui non seulement rejetĂ© sur le plan politique, mais aussi trĂšs mal compris. Et les mĂ©dias qui en parlent le font souvent avec une ignorance prĂ©occupante.
QG : Israël est-il finalement encore soumis au droit international ?
Non, cela fait longtemps quâIsraĂ«l est au-dessus du droit international. Marx disait : âUn peuple qui en opprime un autre ne saurait ĂȘtre libre.â On voit bien, en IsraĂ«l, que la poursuite de lâoccupation mĂšne Ă une Ă©rosion progressive des aspects dĂ©mocratiques de lâĂtat. Il suffit dâimaginer que la France ait gagnĂ© la guerre dâAlgĂ©rie et continue, encore aujourdâhui, Ă occuper lâAlgĂ©rie, 60 ans plus tard. Elle ne serait plus une dĂ©mocratie. Il y a aussi un problĂšme dans la maniĂšre dont les pays occidentaux concentrent toutes les critiques sur Benjamin Netanyahou, sans reconnaĂźtre quâen rĂ©alitĂ©, prĂšs de 80 % de la population juive israĂ©lienne soutient la politique de ce gouvernement â pas forcĂ©ment tout ce quâil fait, car Netanyahou est un politicien manipulateur et menteur, mais ils adhĂšrent Ă sa politique dâextermination Ă Gaza. MĂȘme ceux qui demandent lâarrĂȘt des bombardements le font avant tout pour obtenir la libĂ©ration des otages, et non en raison des massacres subis par les Palestiniens. Il faut ĂȘtre clair : si Netanyahou tombe demain, la politique ne changera pas. Il ne faut pas laisser croire aux gens que cette politique va Ă©voluer dans la situation actuelle puisquâelle fait consensus. Il faut rappeler que toutes les dĂ©cisions de la Cour suprĂȘme israĂ©lienne concernant les Palestiniens ont Ă©tĂ© prises en faveur du droit dâIsraĂ«l Ă coloniser leurs territoires. Cette cour peut ĂȘtre garante des libertĂ©s, mais uniquement pour les citoyens juifs. Il ne faut pas se faire dâillusions, ni rĂ©duire la responsabilitĂ© Ă la seule personne de Netanyahou. Il nâest pas le seul responsable.
Propos recueillis par Thibaut Combe
Alain Gresh est directeur des journaux Orient XXI et Afrique XXI et a Ă©tĂ© rĂ©dacteur en chef au Monde Diplomatique pendant prĂšs de 10 ans. Il est un expert du Proche-Orient et de la situation israĂ©lo-palestinienne. Il Ă©galement publiĂ© De quoi la Palestine est-elle le nom ? (Les Liens qui libĂšrent, 2010), Palestine 47, un partage avortĂ©, avec Dominique Vidal (Ăditions Complexe, 1994) ou LâIslam, la RĂ©publique et le Monde (Fayard, 2004)
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