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"I must do the thing!" "You made me do the thing!" "Also...the thing never happened! "I will heroically end the thing (you did)!"
I've been saying this! And any older Bengali I know has said the same thing, as genocide surivors.... what's happening in Gaza is not a normal genocide. It's way way worse than what we understand a genocide to be. It's something completely new.
We don't even have all the information yet. Like the reporters in Gaza are great, but they are being killed in record numbers and they report as they run for their lives. As horrific as what we see on our screens is, I think the vast majority of what is really going on will come out after all this is over.
Like for example I just saw this tweet:
.... a "little" bit of horror that won't even make the news. But how insane and dystopian is that..... people fleeing bombs, while injured, are getting hunted down by sniper drones. Imagine running, with your surviving family, with something like that chasing you. Then watching your loved ones get shot down by a machine, while the rest of your relatives are still under rubble. No one on earth has gone through anything like this before.
Also the level of bombing.... the mental effects of being homeless and under constant bombardment have to be insane. It's like if you extended the atomic bombs over several months. I would not be surprised if we see atomic bomb levels of cancer afterwards. How many survivors will just be killed by cancer in 10 years? After losing everything they own?
I saw one psychiatrist say that he expects a lot of people to be so traumatized by this that they won't be able to function at all after it is over.
"Ik was getuige van wreedheden tegen burgers." Dat vertelt een Russische ex-officier aan EenVandaag. Hij is vandaag in Nederland aangekomen
Salikov said he was also present in the area after Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. "I witnessed atrocities against civilians," he declares. The former soldier says that prisoners of war were also abused and executed. Moreover, Salikov witnessed child abductions, he says. "I have seen people from the secret services take large numbers of children without parents across the border into Belarus." According to him, it involved 'whole convoys of FSB agents, in passenger cars and small vans'.
Yale researchers say more than 2,400 children have been deported from Russian-occupied parts of Ukraine.
Thousands of Ukrainian children have been forcibly deported to Belarus in an alleged war crime that could implicate president Alexander Luka
32 years looking for a kidnapped son
32 years looking for a kidnapped son