[uulta-deactivated20181225]

what .

[trapcard]

Daniel is a he/him lesbian we love that

[transfemininomenon]

he’s a cartoon character. he is a little girl. he is a friend. he’s my homeboy. my rotten soldier. my sweet cheese. my good time boy

[sillygoosington]

Its either the death of your world or the death of yourself

[dripchum]

Potential is just a prettier word for expectations

[fuckyeahmarxismleninism]

July 26, 1953: Comrade Fidel Castro leads a small band of rebels in an attack on the Moncada Army Barracks, launching the Cuban Revolution.

[sillygoosington]

The allure of the plane lavatory is never stronger than when the seatbelt sign has just been turned on

[evildilf2]

[ovur]

Now give the donkey a drink of pure wine..... to wash down the figs..!

[ihatepissvortex]

[segamascott]

[innerchildabortionclinic]

the lilo and stitch movie suggesting foster care for lilo is so dark sided

[innerchildabortionclinic]

[talking to group of children] sorry you can't watch this movie. we need to talk about various issues with the united states legal system first

[recreationaldivorce]

Japanese 'Arab resistance fighter' Kozo Okamoto dies at 78

The leftist was involved in the deadly 1972 attack on Lod Airport in Israel, in which 26 people died

24 july 2026 (okamoto's death was announced 23 july)

Kozo Okamoto, a Japanese leftist who took part in a deadly attack on Lod Airport in Israel in 1972 and spent much of his life in Lebanon, has died in Beirut aged 78. [...] Okamoto joined two other members of the Japanese Red Army in an attack on Lod Airport, now Ben Gurion Airport, near Tel Aviv on 30 May 1972. The three men arrived on a flight from Europe before retrieving rifles and grenades from their luggage and opening fire. Okamoto’s two comrades died, while Israeli forces wounded and captured him. The attack, organised with the PFLP, killed 26 people, including 17 Christian pilgrims from Puerto Rico, and eight Israelis. The PFLP said the operation came in response to Israel’s 1968 assault on Beirut International Airport, during which Israeli commandos destroyed more than a dozen civilian aircraft resulting in widespread international condemnation. An Israeli court sentenced Okamoto to life imprisonment. Israel released him in 1985 after 12 years as part of a prisoner exchange with Palestinian resistance groups. While in prison, Okamoto spent much of his sentence in solitary confinement and was forced to “eat from the ground like a dog, with his hands cuffed behind his back,” according to the PFLP. He later reached Lebanon and received political asylum. Lebanese authorities arrested him and four other Japanese nationals in 1997 over their immigration status. Beirut returned the other four to Japan in 2000 but allowed Okamoto to remain, repeatedly rejecting Japanese demands for his extradition. During his Lebanese trial, Okamoto described himself as “an Arab resistance fighter”. He made a rare public appearance in May 2022 at a Beirut cemetery containing the graves of Palestinian resistance figures, marking 50 years since the airport attack. The Japanese Red Army emerged in 1971 as an internationalist, far-left group closely connected to the Palestinian struggle. It carried out several overseas operations before eventually disbanding. Okamoto remained in Lebanon until his death, remembered by supporters across the region as a figure who left his homeland to stand with Palestinians confronting occupation.

[nobrashfestivity]

William Steig Illustration for Wilhelm Reich’s Listen, Little Man!, 1945

[573p5]

Moscow, Russia - December 2023

[reunionsdereve]

Indigenous children take part in the process of fishing and drying large Salmon catches, a Nivkh community in Kamchatka, Russia

[yanguang]

the cutes..

[tragicwaif]

when a cloth mutual sees your wire post it’s not that bad but when a wire mutual sees you clothposting……😓

[kawiza]