The current regime ruling the United States is trafficking people to various countries against their will.
But people seem to have quite bad memories and seem to believe that it's Trump that's just a bad actor.
Let me remind you that under the Bush regime, the CIA created a network in which it trafficked people, with no due process, for the express purpose of having them tortured.
Trump is not an aberration. The Empire is rotten, and it is dying.
justiceinitiative.org/voices/2…
20 Extraordinary Facts about CIA Extraordinary Rendition and Secret Detention
After the 9-11 attacks against the United States, the CIA conspired with dozens of governments to build a secret extraordinary rendition and detention program that spanned the globe.www.justiceinitiative.org
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![Sony Thang
@nxt888
A century back?
Glad you brought it up.
Because a hundred years ago, there was no "Israel."
There was only Palestine.
And Palestinians — Muslims, Christians, and Jews — living side by side under colonial rule.
Then came the Balfour Declaration: a promise made by an empire that didn’t own the land, to a movement that didn’t live on it, while the people who did were treated as if they didn’t exist.
Then came British rifles. Zionist militias. Imported settlers.
A project that saw the native not as a neighbor, but as a problem to be solved.
Massacres didn’t begin on October 7th.
They began in Deir Yassin. Tantura. Lydda. Safsaf. Al-Dawayima. Kafr Qasim.
Places you erase because you know memory is your greatest threat.
The Nakba wasn’t a war.
It was ethnic cleansing wrapped in a flag no one recognized.
You say "go back a century" like it’s a warning.
But history is not on your side.
Because the more we rewind, the clearer it gets:
Palestinians didn’t invade anything. They were invaded.
They didn’t erase anyone. They were erased.
So yes, let’s go back.
All the way back.
Because the further we go, the louder the truth becomes.
And the quieter your myth gets.
2:52 AM · Jul 9, 2025 · 76.6K Views
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William Ernstoff
@ernstoff
And if you go back a century? I dont think you want to play this game, buddy
2:17 AM · Jul 9, 2025 · 3 Views](https://friendica.eskimo.com/photo/preview/640/7950246 "Sony Thang
@nxt888
A century back?
Glad you brought it up.
Because a hundred years ago, there was no \"Israel.\"
There was only Palestine.
And Palestinians — Muslims, Christians, and Jews — living side by side under colonial rule.
Then came the Balfour Declaration: a promise made by an empire that didn’t own the land, to a movement that didn’t live on it, while the people who did were treated as if they didn’t exist.
Then came British rifles. Zionist militias. Imported settlers.
A project that saw the native not as a neighbor, but as a problem to be solved.
Massacres didn’t begin on October 7th.
They began in Deir Yassin. Tantura. Lydda. Safsaf. Al-Dawayima. Kafr Qasim.
Places you erase because you know memory is your greatest threat.
The Nakba wasn’t a war.
It was ethnic cleansing wrapped in a flag no one recognized.
You say \"go back a century\" like it’s a warning.
But history is not on your side.
Because the more we rewind, the clearer it gets:
Palestinians didn’t invade anything. They were invaded.
They didn’t erase anyone. They were erased.
So yes, let’s go back.
All the way back.
Because the further we go, the louder the truth becomes.
And the quieter your myth gets.
2:52 AM · Jul 9, 2025 · 76.6K Views
[quote]
William Ernstoff
@ernstoff
And if you go back a century? I dont think you want to play this game, buddy
2:17 AM · Jul 9, 2025 · 3 Views")
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Kārlis 🚵♂️ 🏍️
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normis
in reply to Kārlis 🚵♂️ 🏍️ • • •Kārlis 🚵♂️ 🏍️
in reply to normis • • •Ja Tev augums atļauj un pa sūdīgu ceļu nebrauc, tad 24'' labāk ieskrienas un manevrē. Skaidrs, ka patīk.
Man pilsētas velo ir vecs 26'' MTB ar nebūt ne vieglām riepām un ratiem un var sajust starpību starp 29'' MTB, kam ir labi rati un vieglas riepas. Ar 26'' pilsētā foršāk, kur daudz jāapstājas un jāuzsāk, kaut "uz papīra" MTB ir daudz labāks. Nav vairs forši, kad jābrauc pa sliktu trotuāru.
normis
in reply to Kārlis 🚵♂️ 🏍️ • • •ay
in reply to normis • • •normis
in reply to ay • • •ir ir, man tādi mājās ir vairāki, bet ar šiem mazajiem riteņiem viss bišķi mainās, jo riteņi mazāki un ērti gan manevrēt, gan ļoti ātri uzsākt braukt (kā Kārlis jau rakstīja). Pēc tā, mani lielo riteņu pilsētnieki šķiet kā smagi tanki
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ay
in reply to normis • • •normis
in reply to ay • • •izgāju cauri visiem veikaliem, neizdevās atrast kaut ko, kas nav bērnu vai miskaste
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Marina
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