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Disisdeguey🔻Pavlichenko🇵🇸

This thing called Narkis, singing about "finish Gaza" while dancing with #idfterrorists is also very interesting. (Do any search about israelí singers ASKING to murder Palestinians and you'll find quite a bunch of videos)
The hypocrisy goes to the roof and beyond

youtu.be/yXIr_fNQI68?si=ZKQIAf…


Israeli pop singer Narkis sings with soldiers, calling for “finishing off Gaza”

Israeli pop singer Narkis is filmed singing with soldiers, calling for “finishing off Gaza”, and for bringing back Gush Katif, a bloc of former Israeli settl...
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rumschlumpel

I found non-invasive ads exceedingly rare in recent years. I sometimes tried putting certain sites from creators I want to support on allowlists and always went back almost immediately because the ads were so invasive. I'd rather donate to content than view ads, even $0.5 is probably worth years of consuming most ad-paid content, considering how little ads actually pay per visitor.
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Does it seem like a higher percent of adult men have a negative chin length in 2025 than in 2015

I have never remember noticed seeing a man or woman with a negative chin length in real life until after the 2019 "pandemic"

Was I just exposed to information about women judging men by chins so I noticed something in plain sight that I did not notice before or have demographics changed

It looks like the front of the bottom of their jaw is behind the part of their face between the nose & the lips

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Thomas Keith on X: "Israel entered the 12-day exchange convinced it could absorb costs; the ledger now shows a nation bleeding cash, talent, and confidence. Direct military outlays hit $5 B in the first week, then ballooned to $725 M every 24 hours, $593 M on offensive strikes that failed to silence Iran, $132 M on frantic mobilisation and missile intercepts that still let 400 warheads through. Iron Dome batteries alone inhaled $10 M to $200 M per day while Iranian salvos sailed past them and erased $1.47 B in civilian property, triggering 38 700 damage claims, 11 000 evacuations, and 30 condemned high-rise skeletons across Tel Aviv’s financial spine.


The Weizmann Institute, Israel’s prestige export, lies in shards, 45 labs gone and $500 M in biomedical IP incinerated, pulling decades of grant pipelines and pharma partnerships off the table overnight. Intel’s Kiryat Gat fabs froze mid-wafer, choking a supply chain that feeds 64 % of Israel’s exports and 1/5 of its GDP; the high-tech sector now runs on skeleton crews because 300 000 reservists were yanked from R&D floors and data centers to guard empty runways at Tel Nof. Commercial flights halted twice at Ben Gurion, insurers jacked premiums, and foreign airlines rerouted around a country that once sold itself as the region’s safe hub.

Capital is already in flight. More than 80 000 Israelis emigrated in 2024, the largest outflow since 1948, pushing the two-year total above 500 000 and forcing Netanyahu’s cabinet to slap a travel ban on Jewish dual nationals to stem the leak. Investor confidence cratered: venture funds paused term sheets, construction sites stand idle, and mega-projects wait on credit that no longer clears. The finance ministry, staring at a deficit set to shove public debt past 75 % of GDP, begged for an extra $857 M in defence cash while slicing $200 M from hospitals and schools.

Analysts peg Israel’s aggregate loss between $11.5 B and $17.8 B, up to 3.3 % of GDP, before counting long-tail hits from halted exports, cancelled IPOs, and sovereign-risk downgrades. Iran, still sitting on its uranium stockpile, spent a fraction of that yet forced the self-styled “Start-Up Nation” into a liquidity scramble, an insurance panic, and a brain-drain spiral. Tel Aviv promised deterrence; Tehran handed it a balance sheet in red ink and the visible stamp of strategic humiliation.

#geopolitics #war #Israel
https://x.com/iwasnevrhere_/status/1938013471486185551

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Les destructions causées par l’Iran en Israël sont impossibles à cacher – Le Courrier des Stratèges


#géopolitique #guerre

Les capitaux sont déjà en fuite. Plus de 80 000 Israéliens ont émigré en 2024, le plus grand exode depuis 1948, portant le total sur deux ans à plus de 500 000 et obligeant le cabinet de Netanyahu à imposer une interdiction de voyager aux Juifs ayant la double nationalité afin d’endiguer l’hémorragie.


lecourrierdesstrateges.fr/2025…


Les destructions causées par l’Iran en Israël sont impossibles à cacher

La poussière du conflit entre Israël et l'Iran commence à retomber. Et l'étendue des destructions causées par les frappes de
Edouard Husson (Le Courrier des Stratèges)

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Japan Times: Immigration raids leave crops unharvested and California farms at risk

""OXNARD, California... In the fields, I would say 70% of the workers are gone," she said in an interview. "If 70% of your workforce doesn't show up, 70% of your crop doesn't get picked and can go bad in one day. Most Americans don't want to do this work. Most farmers here are barely breaking even. I fear this has created a tipping point where many will go bust.""

japantimes.co.jp/business/2025…

#VenturaCounty #agriculture #farms #ICE #economy #food #foodsupply


Immigration raids leave crops unharvested and California farms at risk

In the vast agricultural lands north of Los Angeles, farmers and field supervisors have said that ICE raids have led a majority of workers to stop showing up.
Tim Reid (The Japan Times)

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Jackie 🍉

The US political establishment is complicit in genocide, fascism, and exploitation around the globe, and this criminal enterprise has been going on since the first British colonies were founded on the North American continent in the 1600s.

It's not all Kamala's fault or Biden's fault or even Trump's fault, but they willingly integrated themselves into it instead of working to destroy it and replace it with something less murderous and cruel.

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Oliver North being invited to Fox News as a “military analyst” talking about how Iran shouldn't have missiles and is a threat to peace in the middle east, as if it wasn't him who sold missiles to Iran in order to create untraceable funds through which to support the Contras in Nicaragua when congress cut funding (which was high treason).

You're a threat to peace everywhere.

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Israel bombs Gaza aid sites, cafe and school, killing 95 Palestinians | Gaza News | Al Jazeera
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And still the west (largely) does nothing.

#Palestine #Gaza #Israel
@palestine


Israel bombs Gaza aid sites, cafe and school, killing 95 Palestinians

Victims include at least 39 people who were killed in an Israeli strike on a seaside cafe in Gaza City.
Al Jazeera

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Ego + arrogance.
Trump wields both.
That is what is needed.
Do you think a squishy feeble untethered elected politician would ever bring you that?
Brass knuckles.
Truth.
Everything is not going to suit you.
Big picture.
All pieces don’t fall into place according to your vision.
Accept that one crucial fact.
Relax.
Have faith.
Trust.
Who is willing to stand up in the face of all aligned against him?
One last question.
Who else has been willing?
Go ahead…

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6 Policies That Could Be Affected by Supreme Court's Decision On Nationwide Injunctions

The Supreme Court on June 27 handed down a decision restricting federal judges’ ability to impose nationwide injunctions against executive policies, a ruling that was immediately hailed by President Donald Trump as a win for his administration.

6 Policies That Could Be Affected by Supreme Court's Decision On Nationwide Injunctions

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
Tyler Durden (www.zerohedge.com)

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#antiwar #davedecamp #israel #redweddingattack
Israel Called Its Initial Attack on Iran ‘Red Wedding,’ Referring to a Fictional Massacre that Relied on Deception
by Dave DeCamp
news.antiwar.com/2025/06/30/is…

Israel Called Its Initial Attack on Iran 'Red Wedding,' Referring to a Fictional Massacre that Relied on Deception - News From Antiwar.com

According to The Wall Street Journal, Israel codenamed its initial attack on Iran that killed senior military leaders "Red Wedding," referring to a gruesome massacre from the book series "Game of Thrones," which was adapted into a TV series on HBO.
News From Antiwar.com

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🇺🇸💰🇮🇱 While Americans argue over rent hikes, groceries, and student loans, Israel has extracted $124 M per day from the U.S. Treasury for an entire year, much of it hidden behind opaque appropriations and congressional loopholes.

According to Brown University’s Costs of War project, Washington has shouldered 70% of Israel’s military costs since Oct 7, 2023. That includes $17.9 B in direct aid, $4.86 B in Pentagon regional ops, $20.3 B in deferred arms deals, and billions more in shipping losses, stockpile transfers, and corporate handouts.

Since 1948 the United States has pumped $317 B into Israel, including $251.2 B in military aid since 1959; that torrent began with the first Pentagon loan in 1959, switched to grants in 1974, became 100% grants in 1985, and now flows automatically as a $3.8 B lump-sum every Oct 1 plus a $500 M missile-defense kicker under the 2019-2028 MOU, money on which Israel pockets the interest because Washington lets it sit in a Fed account. Even so, FY-2024 set a new single-year record: $17.9 B, dwarfing the 1973 and 1978 surges and landing entirely on U.S. taxpayers.

That FY-2024 fire-hose breaks down as $6.8 B Foreign Military Financing, $4.5 B for Iron Dome and David’s Sling reloads, $1.2 B for the Iron Beam laser, $1 B to crank out more 155 mm shells in U.S. factories, and $4.4 B to refill Pentagon stockpiles stripped for Israeli use, again, $17.9 B in 11 months. The administration also slid at least 100 separate weapons deals under congressional reporting thresholds to keep the true cost opaque.

On 8-13-2024 Washington promised another $20.3 B: 50 F-15EX fighters priced at $18.8 B for delivery in 2029, 32 000 120 mm tank rounds at $774 M, $583 M in tactical vehicles, 30 AMRAAMs at $102 M, and 50 000 mortar bombs at $61 M, all deferred to future U.S. budgets via Israel’s “cash-flow” privilege.

Meanwhile the money flows back to the usual corporate feeders. 60 % of the $14 B April supplemental, $8.4 B, went straight to U.S. arms firms. Boeing’s defense arm booked $8 B in Q4-2023 orders, 36 % of its annual revenue. The Financial Times projects $52 B in free cash flow for the top-15 defense contractors in 2026, $26 B pocketed by the U.S. “big five,” cash they historically plow into buybacks and dividends. Israel still may divert 25 % of each yearly grant, $950 M this cycle, to its own industry before that carve-out expires in 2028.

Add it up and the past 12 months have drained $17.9 B in direct aid, $20.3 B in new contractual obligations, $4.86 B (and climbing) in Pentagon regional costs, and $2.1 B in trade losses, a $45.16 B extraction. That works out to $124 M every day, $1.5 M every hour, funneled from American households to a foreign military and a handful of weapons conglomerates that treat the U.S. Treasury like an open vein.

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When then US Senate passes the budget bill which defunds Medicaid, raises energy costs to protect a dying and toxic fossil fuel industry by crippling renewables, and give a huge handout to the domestic criminal cartel known as "Department of Homeland Security", it will result in more carnage than if a foreign adversary aerially bombed the whole country for a couple years.

But the oligarchs who own our politicians have their interests protected, which is the point of all of this.

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Aaron

@h2onolan unfortunately it doesn't really work like that for this, as energy generation for electricity is where much of the emissions come from, and it's impossible to just not use electricity. Additionally things like air travel (including private jets) and our food system also use a lot of fossil fuels and boycotting would actually just make it cheaper for, say, those who fly in private jets to fly more, since the demand would go down
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Homewreckin Carnival Girl

of course i agree. i was looking more ground level here, and maybe voicing a little exasperation at the trap we are in.

refusing to buy oil (in this case gasoline) says: im not going to be sitting in traffic two hours a day going to a bullshit job to make money for you.

refusing to buy plastic says: im not supporting your worldwide labor exploitation.

unrealistic, i know. let a guy dream 😁

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So, the question on everyone's mind is "Why isn't anyone stopping him?" And unfortunately, the answer to that question is "Because fundamentally the Constitution is not designed to stop someone like him".

The Constitution is designed to handle the occasional weak, ineffectual, or even ignorant President. But the founders never in their wildest dreams imagined they would need to protect against widespread, coordinated attacks by multiple partisan bad faith actors abusing the power given to them by the document to dismantle the Republic the document is supposed to safeguard.

So let's call this what it is. Not a Presidency. Not a regime. A coup.

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Twig

@DrFell

Novak’s match is coming up….

My tennis friends are diehard…..

After all, the surface is grass so we have a big hope, perhaps the last hope….

Suppose you are the president of 🇷🇸, if you could appoint an ambassador for the Expo 2027 who would you choose?

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Smart Cities in the BRICS: Artificial Intelligence, South-South Cooperation, and the Future of Sustainable Urban Development infobrics.org/post/50514/

BRICS portal

BRICS is an informal group of states comprising the Federative Republic of Brazil, the Russian Federation, the Republic of India, the People's Republic of China and the Republic of South Africa.
BRICS
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MMR Nmd

BBC m I really outraged by a call to kill genocidal soldiers, starving kids or luring people into food distribution so as to use them as human targets than by the deaths of more than 300.000 Palestinian civilians (lattest US surveys).

How beautifully obnoxious.

Imagine Churchill and 1945 BBC outraged by a song on the tune of "Bridge of River Kway" calling to kill all nazi.

No better, Brad Pitt prosecuted for his character in "Obnoxious bastards".

They all make me sick and very, very angry !

Yep, #DeathToIOF !

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Venezuela Demands U.S. Return Kidnapped Venezuelan Migrant Children: 18 Minors Held in U.S. Custody telesurenglish.net/venezuela-d…

Venezuela Condemns U.S. for Kidnapping Migrant Children

The Venezuelan government has issued a forceful demand for the immediate return of 18 Venezuelan children being held in U.S. custody after being separated from their families.
teleSURenglish

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Elon Musk knew, long before he so strongly Endorsed me for President, that I was strongly against the EV Mandate. It is ridiculous, and was always a major part of my campaign. Electric cars are fine, but not everyone should be forced to own one. Elon may get more subsidy than any human being in history, by far, and without subsidies, Elon would probably have to close up shop and head back home to South Africa. No more Rocket launches, Satellites, or Electric Car Production, and our Country would save a FORTUNE. Perhaps we should have DOGE take a good, hard, look at this? BIG MONEY TO BE SAVED!!!

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ICE won't have to worry about protesters if they finish the raids before noon.

breitbart.com/tech/2025/06/30/…


Leftist Creates ‘ICEBlock’ iPhone App to Alert Users to Nearby ICE Sightings

A Trump hating app developer has created “ICEBlock,” which he hopes will serve as an “early warning system” by alerting users to nearby sightings of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in their area.
Alana Mastrangelo (Breitbart)

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Social media points fingers back at institutions punishing Bob Vylan for Glastonbury set

As the British government and the BBC condemn Glastonbury Festival duo Bob Vylan for a controversial set on Saturday, many on social media this week are accusing the institutions of reacting more strongly to their performance than to Israel’s ongoing…
Maysa Mustafa (Middle East Eye)

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