wurzelgummidge

@wurzelgummidge@lemmy.world

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Of course for Biden to admit that it is genocide would be to admit that that he is complicit in genocide. But whether it is called genocide or merely the indiscrimate slaughter of thousands of innocent people, he is still guilty as fuck.

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Clear air turbulence is why you should always keep your seat belt fastened when seated.

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The average mass murderer is a rank amateur compared to Netanyahu

US focused on hunting down Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar, in bid to end Gaza war (www.middleeasteye.net)

The United States is focused on tracking down Hamas’s Gaza chief, Yahya Sinwar, amid a new push by the White House to help Israel declare “total victory” so it can bring an end to the war on Gaza, US officials have told Middle East Eye....

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The US and Israel are losing the propaganda war, they need a name for it’s news outlets to focus on and vilify. They know from experience that promoting hatred for one figurehead will stoke hatred for all Palestinians

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They are always on the side of protestors in countries where they don’t like the elected government. They even fund them through the NED

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ml is a tool of the oligarchy.

All social media is, or becomes it very quickly. Controlling the narrative is a vital strategic asset.

wurzelgummidge,

And how many shipments of weapons to Israel in that two months?

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Shame they can’t do anything to curtail the indiscriminate slaughter of innocent people

wurzelgummidge,

Would America just release tourists who broke their laws?

wurzelgummidge,

How do China and Iran benefit from the election of one candidate/party over the other?

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wurzelgummidge,

Shame you didn’t read the rest of it:

*“Here even studies acknowledging that U.S. policymakers in February 1990 briefly discussed limits on NATO’s future presence risk understating the significance of U.S.-Soviet bargaining in 1990 by missing the importance of informal deals to politics, in general, and to Cold War diplomacy, in particular. In U.S. domestic politics, for example, an informal offer can constitute a binding agreement provided one party gives up something of value in consideration of payment in goods or services. A similar principle applies to inter- national politics: not only are formal agreements often the codiacation of arrangements that states would make regardless of a formal offer, but if private and unwritten discussions are meaningless, then diplomacy itself would be an unnecessary and fruitless exercise.

Moreover, informal agreements and understandings were especially important during the Cold War. The 1962 Cuban missile crisis, for example, was re- solved in part through an informal agreement whereby the United States and the Soviet Union each removed missiles near the other’s territory. In the 1970s and 1980s, an unofficial alliance developed between the United States and China, as each turned to the other to balance Soviet ambitions in Europe and Asia. And as Marc Trachtenberg shows, Europe’s Cold War or- der emerged from tacit U.S. and Soviet initiatives in the 1950s and 1960s that helped the two sides and ways to coexist within a divided Europe. Ultimately, informal arrangements abounded during the Cold War as the United States and the Soviet Union competed for power, influence, and security.”(Shifrinson, Deal or No Deal?: The End of the Cold War and the U.S. Offer to Limit NATO Expansion, p. 18)*

wurzelgummidge,

The only reason you are this angry is because you know I’m right. But I guess it must get tiresome having American thrown in your face everyday. Never mind, eh? Chin up and straighten your MAGA hat

wurzelgummidge,

Well lets just hope it is not an empty warning and that they follow through with action … quickly. Israel has grown used to being patted on the head for all its atrocities over the decades. I doubt they will back off with just a warning.

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That’s because the Telegraph is a very right wing rag

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It takes away all the credibility of our banking system.

Which is a win for China and BRICS

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Sky News

And we only need to take Rupert Murdoch’s word for it to be true

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It was never given a chance

wurzelgummidge,

Yes, also; Afghanistan, The Balkans, Belarus, Central African Republic, China, Cuba, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ethiopia, Hong Kong, Iraq, Lebanon, Libya, Mali, Myanmar, Nicaragua, Somalia, Sudan, South Sudan, Syria, Ukraine, Venezuela, Yemen, Zimbabwe and countless individuals

wurzelgummidge,

The CIA will ensure that he wins. He’s a Neocon, a fully paid up subscriber to the Wolfowitz Doctrine and a lot more reliable than Trump.

wurzelgummidge,

The Eurovision Song Contest is an incredibly easy thing to boycott

wurzelgummidge,

Biden doesn’t know his arse from his elbow, he just says what the Neocons in the CIA tell him to

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