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I made another uquiz.
Go !! Take the Quiz and Learn which one you should read !!
You have read the title
All credits to the amazing writer @nharidy
Got a little high and was endowed with the sudden but unshakable belief that I would do a better Odysseus' adaptation than Nolan. Then immediately fell asleep.
Very offended La Casa de Papel is continuing, but no one called me to adapt the Swan's Symphony hmm
my empire of dirt!!!â¤ď¸â¤ď¸â¤ď¸ #MyDirt
no animal was harmed during the making of this video. not one. for the few minutes that we were shooting film, the guns of each hunter fell silent. the industrial bolt throwers observed a moment's peace and the jaws of every predator hung softly open. no fish bit any hook and the bait worms held off on drowning only until the cameras stopped. the tails of ruminants ceased to flick just as their attendant flies, in unison, landed on their flanks to catch their tiny breaths. a spider instantly stopped winding silk around a wasp, patiently waiting for the caesura to end. a young veterinarian paused with the syringe in their hand. somewhere, a colicky baby stopped biting its mother's nipple and nursed happily for the very first time. we're sorry. we're sorry it couldn't have been longer. we didn't know this would happen.
October, 13th, 2025, Khan Yunis. Palestinians released from israeli torture prisons. By Saher Alghorra
The littlest bit frustrated to see leftist spaces remember October 7th primarily as a day of mourning, and not as the anniversary of the most successful military action launched by the Palestinian resistance, and the beginning of a united military front through which Palestinian resistant groups have come together to free their homeland. Let us mourn the victims of Israeli violence, but let us also celebrate the militants who, on this day two years ago, broke down the Walls of their prison!
we don't actually "gotta hand it to the disney adults" for cancelling disney+ because anyone who still had a subscription when kimmel was fired was ignoring it being on the BDS priority target list
"Gotta hand it to 'em" is probably the wrong sentiment to have, but in world of curated propaganda and echo chambers, maybe a "Thank you for standing with us. There is a lot of work to do and I am glad you're here to help." is better than continuing to drive people away.
right but these people are not in fact standing with me because they (at best) see risks to their own safety and political freedoms as more pressing than the massacre of palestinians or (at worst) see jimmy kimmel getting fired as a more outrageous injustice than complicity in the massacre of palestinians
Over 100 anti Israeli posts but not a single one condemning Hamas đ¤
That's because I don't. Hope that clears things up for you
its really crazy how people love to blorbopost about how their blorbo is a War Criminal Scrunkly but those same people will act like you ate their dog if you so much as imply that scrunkly has any textual relation to sexual violence
like there is such a huge contingent of people to whom War Crimes are a funny imaginary fake thing but sexual assault is Real and Serious and yknow to point out the extermely obvious it is because they are mostly usamericans/imperial core residents and therefore they can imagine one type of harm befalling them (therefore making it Real and Serious) and not the other (thereby making it Funny)
people are often less comfortable with bad things that they or a loved one has experienced, more at 11
did you know that there are people whose loved ones have experienced war and imperialist violence because the people those things happen to are also in fact human
Nothing but critical support for this Lynx
"The North Korean regime in the â50s developed a series of remarkably effective torture techniques, techniques that were so effective, in fact, that they were able to make captured American airmen admit to all sorts of atrocities they had not in fact committed, all the time, being convinced they had not, actually, been tortured. The techniques were quite simple. Just make the victim do something mildly uncomfortableâsit on the edge of chair, for example, or lean against a wall in a slightly awkward positionâonly, make them do it for an extremely long period of time. After eight hours the victim would be willing to do virtually anything to make it stop. But try going to the International Court of Justice at The Hague and tell them youâve been made to sit on the edge of a chair all day. Even the victims were unwilling to describe their captors as torturers. When the CIA learned about these techniquesâaccording to Korean friends of mine, theyâre actually just particularly sadistic versions of classic Korean ways of punishing small childrenâthey were intrigued, and, apparently, conducted extensive research on how they could be adopted for their own detention centers.
Again, sometimes, in Palestine, one feels one is in an entire country thatâs being treated this way. Obviously, there is also outright torture, people who are actually being shot, beaten, tortured, or violently abused. But Iâm speaking here even of the ones that arenât. For most, itâs as if the very texture of everyday life has been designed to be intolerableâonly, in a way that you can never quite say is exactly a human rights violation. Thereâs never enough water. Showering requires almost military discipline. You canât get a permit. Youâre always standing in line. If something breaks itâs impossible to get permission to fix it. Or else you canât get spare parts. There are four different bodies of law that might apply to any legal situation (Ottoman, British, Jordanian, Israeli), itâs anyoneâs guess which court will say what applies where, or what document is required, or acceptable. Most rules are not even supposed to make sense. It can take eight hours to drive 20 kilometers to see your girlfriend, and doing so will almost certainly mean having machine guns waved in your faces and being shouted at in a language you half understand by people who think youâre subhuman. So you do most of your dalliance by phone. When you can afford the minutes. There are endless traffic jams before and after checkpoints and drivers bicker and curse and try not to take it out on one another. Everyone lives no more than 12 or 15 miles from the Mediterranean but even on the hottest day, itâs absolutely impossible to get to the beach. Unless you climb the wall, there are places you can do that; but then you can expect to be hunted every moment by security patrols. Of course teenagers do it anyway. But it means swimming is always accompanied by the fear of being shot. If youâre a trader, or a laborer, or a driver, or a tobacco farmer, or clerk, the very process of subsistence is continual stream of minor humiliations. Your tomatoes are held and left two days to rot while someone grins at you. You have to beg to get your child out of detention. And if you do go to beseech the guards, those same guards might arbitrarily decide to hold you to pressure him to confess to rock-throwing, and suddenly you are in a concrete cell without cigarettes. Your toilet backs up. And you realize: youâre going to have to live like this forever. There is no âpolitical process.â It will never end. Barring some kind of divine intervention, you can expect to be facing exactly this sort of terror and absurdity for the rest of your natural life."
-David Graeber, Reflections from a Visit to the West Bank
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tributes to david lynch left at bob's big boy in toluca lake, california
i pray for a ceasefire but a ceasefire does not free Palestine. israel violates ceasefires. we must fight for a liberated Palestine from the River Jordan to the Mediterranean Sea and anything less is inadequate and shameful
According to the Palestinian Prisonerâs Club, the occupation released the prisoner Moaziz Abayat after several months of detention, where he was subjected to a systematic assassination attempt during his time in âOferâ Prison.
He faced systematic and brutal assaults that included the breaking of all his limbs, visible in circulating videos, and he was left without treatment until his liberation.
It is worth noting that Moaziz is the nephew of martyr Hussein Abayat, who was martyred 24 years ago in 2000 during the Second Intifada. His uncle was one of the early founderâs of Al-Aqsa Martyrsâ Brigades in the southern West Bank and became one of the occupationâs most wanted resistance fighters due to his executing of several significant resistance operations which killed and wounded many zionist soldiers.
After receiving treatment for the first time since his abduction, the barbaric torture Moaziz endured and witnessed at the hands of zionist soldiers has become even clearer in a video where he is heard saying,
âThey killed meâŚput me in a bag, in a black bag. I have been martyredâŚâ
Resistance News Network
I have just been informed that Moaziz has been kidnapped by the occupation from his home in the West Bank and taken back to the israeli torture camps today
Moaziz has become permanently disabled both physically and psychologically from israeli torture
I cannot bear this