#strelnikov

[romehbo]

how do you cope with being free from the delusions of zionism in a society where in almost all people you meet believes in the zionist project and identifies with it and also with the state ethos of being the ubermensch victim of the untermensch terrorist. that has to break a person

i mean. like yeah, thats how nationalism works? idk how to explain this w/o sounding like a cunt but israel is rly not that fundamentally different than other imperialist countries n that feeling is not smth thats. unique to being anti-imperialism n anti-nationalist in israel. its not fundamentally any different than being anti-imperialist in the us (n idk where u all live that u managed to convince urselves the average american is this super informed super woke antinationalist antizionist lol) or france or the uk or turkey or azerbijan or russia or india or japan or or or. i feel like ppl just found themselves a v neat n comfortable way to make themselves feel morally superior as ppl n as societies/cultures by othering israelis lmao

[grecoromanyaoi]

what do you think would be the percentage of israelis of european descent that would like to immigrate to their families originary country if housing and integration was offered? like Germany if your grandfathers german. i dont specify to keep the ask short. i say europe because idont imagine many considering MENA. no hate i just like to understand people

ok so first of all i cant attest to ALL israelis bc im a v specific individual in v niche social circles n quite disconnected from the general Society™. its kinda complicated bc i mean. a. a lot of ppl try n get a european/american citizenship bc its a stronger passport + in case of Emergencies (not just european jews btw, a lot of mizrahim r eligible to different citizenships bc of like. colonialism. n also the spanish/portugese expulsion), n rarely do they actually use it to immigrate outside the country. b. a lot of ppl, mainly wealthier ppl, have been fleeing the country recently (n many more threatening to or planning to). like ive seen a bunch of like. tiktokers who relocated n my mom has a lot of patients who moved to zoom bc of relocation. but c. i doubt it? bc like thats still relocating ur entire life, n i assume u mean permanently immigrating. thats still a new language, new n foreign bureaucracy (i cant believe i spelled that right on the first try), uprooting ur entire life n support system, usually involves not having job security, etc. would most americans leave if they had the chance?

[idea-w-retorcie]

tom courtenay as pasha antipov/strelnikov

also known as big dick energy autistic train lover pasha <3

[xellnikov]

Agent Dmitri Arkadyevich Strelnikov, Former Leader of MTF Epsilon 5 “Red Dawn”, Current Security Director for Site 23

[not-apollo]

an oc thing, his name is Fran ████

[yes-im-a-simple-man]

Doctor Zhivago was a great movie and all but it really threw me for a loop when Dmitri Shostakovich, of all people, became the Communist dictator who was suppressing art and free expression

[classicmoviesseriesandmore]

Tom Courtenay as Pavel Antipov (Strelnikov) in Doctor Zhivago  (1965)

[redarmyscreaming]

Strelnikov