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Mahmoud Darwish, Journal of an Ordinary Grief (يـومـيـات الـحـزن الـعـادي), 1973
In her first video interview from Johnson County Jail, Hill says she is a “political prisoner” who has been unjustly locked up by the Trump
Hope it's okay to share some quotes from the transcription of this interview:
SM: Why would they do that as a favor to the president, do you think? Why do you think Trump would see that as an assist for him? AH: Because the president, you know, tweeted directly about us. Our case is the first case in United States history where any defendant has been successfully tried and convicted as part of a, like, an antifa-related thing, right? The Justice Department said, “This is the first time we have put antifa behind bars,” basically. But not in those exact words, right? But this is a part of the president’s agenda, you know, to create this narrative of left-wing terrorism, you know, basically in order to be able to prosecute political dissent against him. So I think that, like, if the Fifth Circuit were to overturn this case, which is the first of hundreds, right? The Justice Department has tried to go after, you know, people from Stop Cop City, you know, people from Minnesota and the George Floyd rebellions, and say like, “These people are antifa,” and hundreds of such cases have been shut down. Ours is the first such case to have made it all the way to conviction and sentencing, and that’s because of the fact that they were able to get such a conservative judge, such a conservative prosecutor, and have it tried in such a conservative district, right? In other jurisdictions, this would have been thrown out as a matter of law, but it’s thanks to the fixing of Mark Pittman and the pressure that the prosecutor Sean Smith’s superiors put on him to take this case all the way to trial, that that is what happened and I am here today.
And:
SM: What has this been like for you from a mental perspective? How has it affected your state of mind? Like I can’t imagine this has been easy, and through this interview to me, you’ve come across as kind of chill. AH: You know, I’m a pretty spiritual person, pretty philosophical person. When I am in a situation where no action is likely to lead to an acceptable outcome, I take no action. And to a certain extent, I do not believe in 50 years. I don’t. Maybe I’m in denial but I still kind of don’t believe that I’m actually going to serve out this whole sentence and I think there’s a little reason for optimism in that regard. There is a big movement of support for a political pardon for us from the next Democratic president of the United States. My mother told me that my father said that the next time a Democratic president is in office, he’s going to write him a letter to ask for a pardon for me. And that was the first positive interaction that I’ve had with my dad in five years. And when I heard that, I just burst into tears and, like, just became hysterical for five minutes because it was just the perfection of the absurdity of the time to me. My arch-conservative father, who I can’t really stand to be in the same room as right now because of his transphobia, that he would do this thing, right, like appeal to a Democratic president on my behalf. And it really shows this bipartisan sentiment that this is obviously unjust, this is obviously political. You know, if this arch-conservative and I can find common ground over the belief that this is a political persecution, I think that there’s a very strong chance for some future good thing to come our way out of that.
And:
SM: Is there anything else I didn’t ask you that you want to get out, that you wanna say in this context? Obviously, people will see this and I know you have limited connection to the outside world. AH: I would say the same thing that I’ve said before, which is: Be brave. We’ve been accused of being terrorists, but terror is the power that this administration wants to ply in order to keep people quiet, in order to keep people content. Fear of incarceration, fear of homelessness, you know, it’s this fear, this fear that we’re going to lose our privileges, that we are going to use our comfort, that keeps people docile, keeps people from speaking the truth. Don’t be afraid.
My little nephew is dying. I will never forgive anyone who ignores this.
We need 700 for my nephew's surgery. The operation is in a sensitive area of his body and cannot be delayed. The surgery will determine his future ability to have children, and it must be done quickly while he is still young, before he grows older and suffers greatly, and may also be unable to have children. Please don't leave us alone. Help us! Donate to us.
My nephew is his parents' only child. He lost his father in this genocide in the Gaza Strip and has suffered many traumas in this war. Please don't leave him alone. Donate for his operation. Please donate, donate! 💔😭
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My daughter is growing, and I am becoming less able to carry her I dread the day when my strength will no longer be enough to care for her. Farah’s treatment has been delayed by the occupation’s stalling tactics; meanwhile, Israel lets the world debate as it pleases... while killing us as it pleases. Farah is in urgent need of a wheelchair. Please help us before the day comes when I can no longer carry my child. Even a small donation could change her life... and mine.🙏🏻
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Farah has to go to the hospital now whenever her potassium levels get dangerously low. With the supplements unavailable, there is no other way. Her mother has to borrow their neighbour's wheelchair for that, leaving him without the possibility of movement for the duration.
There are wheelchairs for sale in Gaza! Let's help Wesal buy one for her daughter! She needs it!
Who doesn't want to give Farah back her smile?!
My dearest friend, @oediex
As a mother, my greatest wish in this life is simply to see my little girl, Farah, safe, well, and smiling again. In the midst of all the pain and helplessness we are going through, God has blessed me with a friend who is far away from us, yet carries my daughter’s pain in her heart as if she were her own.You did not simply hear Farah’s story. You carried it in your heart. You stood beside her, fought for her, became her voice, and reminded the world that she is a child who deserves to live, to smile, and to have a safe and happy childhood.Every time you speak about Farah, and every time you ask people to help her, I feel that I am not alone in this struggle. Your words give me strength when I feel helpless, and your support brings hope to my heart when everything around us feels dark.
Thank you for believing that Farah’s life matters. Thank you for trying to bring her smile back. And thank you for standing beside us during the most difficult time.🫂💗
I hope that one day Farah will grow up and know that there was a wonderful woman, thousands of miles away, who cared enough about her to fight for her and to help bring hope back into her life.From the deepest place in a mother’s heart… thank you. I will never forget everything you are doing for my daughter. ❤️🙏
To everyone watching my appeal, please be a voice for people with disabilities ❤️ Your solidarity and donations can make a difference in someone's life. 🙏
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We are not asking for the impossible; we ask only for a sincere, humane gesture. We are waiting for a donation that might lighten this heavy burden. To be frank, the delay in donations has become more painful than we can bear. Our sense of grievance is deep—because our need is even greater. Yet, we still hold onto the hope that hearts will be moved before it is too late.😭💔"If you can't donate, please reblog🙏🏻🙏🏻
it’s kind of crazy that “he has a sadness in his eyes you only see in Eastern European gay porn” took off, because the joke is, like, exclusively about people being sexually exploited due to miserable economic conditions.
Unfortunately to the majority of this site Eastern Europe is not actually a real place full of actual human beings, instead a vague concept where everything's grey and miserable and (to the slightly less ignorant) full of violent ethnic tensions, and if you try to explain why that's the popular Western conception of the place and why things got so miserable from the late 80s onward they'll just call you a tankie
There's a really interesting documentary about this specifically, called The Fall of Communism as Seen in Gay Pornography (1998) by William E. Jones, and, even more interesting than the documentary I feel is this interview with Jones on David Kordansky's website
please check it out if you are curious!
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Immigrant rights advocates say more detainees are risking their lives to protest inhumane conditions and legal rights violations
"Hunger strikes in ICE jails have also been reported at Adelanto ICE Processing Center in California; North Lake Processing Center in Michigan; Moshannon Valley Processing Center in Pennsylvania; Prairieland Detention Center and Camp East Montana in Texas; Torrance County Detention Facility in New Mexico; the ICE unit at the Louisiana State Penitentiary or “Angola”; and Delaney Hall in New Jersey. About 500 noncitizens have reportedly joined the strikes.
Advocates say there have likely been more hunger strikes across the 425 jails administered by ICE and its network of private contractors, but the agency denies they are taking place and, according to the advocates, quickly tries to break them up through threats or coercion."
(Tabz)
Israel is funding a $46.5 million campaign, led by former Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale, to influence how AI chatbots discuss Israel by publishing hundreds of pro-Israel articles across a network of websites designed largely for AI systems, not human readers, according to Drop Site News.
The campaign explicitly targets “GPT conversations,” with AI tools already citing these sites, including Perplexity, Copilot, Gemini, and sometimes ChatGPT and Claude, in responses about Gaza and U.S.-Israel relations.
In Gaza, we have become nothing more than chess pieces being moved across a board of international interests. Decisions are made over our heads, while we are the ones paying the price every single day with our lives, our hunger, and our blood.
Stop insulting our intelligence. Stop making empty statements and promises that do nothing to change our reality.
If you cannot stop this nightmare, then open the crossings and let us leave. We are living through the worst days of our lives bombardment, starvation, siege, and the complete absence of hope for a dignified life.
Stop treating millions of human beings as pawns in political games. We are human beings, not chess pieces.
Oh world, understand well, we in Gaza are subjected to great injustice
You can help us from here ، Any donation makes a big difference in our lives
My brother Mahmoud has been living abroad for three years and cannot return because of the occupation.
I am a child from G@za. This is my childhood, as you can see in the picture. I am not just a number. I am a 16-year-old child living a real, endless nightmare. While you sleep, we are counting the shrapnel.
The b0mbing hasn't stopped. A b0mb falls around our dilapidated camp every day. Every night, we hear the sound of shrapnel tearing through our tent and the neighboring tents, piercing the walls of our tent. We pray to survive until morning.
It's not just the elderly who are suffering from the b0mbing. I also suffer from chronic anemia and other illnesses. I am forced to "scream in pain, and my condition worsens day after day due to the restrictions imposed to obtain the necessary medications." The medications are very rare and unavailable; their cost is exorbitant, and I cannot afford them.
I am threatened with de@th due to disability and lack of medication caused by the b0mbing, which threatens to kill me. Please h@lp me and my family by d0nating so that our tent can be repaired and I can buy the medication for my illness and save my life. Please stand with us.
Please continue to support my dear friend Ahmed! He needs our help.
“One of the strongest feelings I remember from my childhood is, precisely, of being humiliated; of being knocked about by words, acts, or situations. Isn’t it a fact that children are always feeling deeply humiliated in their relations with grown-ups and each other? I have a feeling children spend a good deal of their time humiliating one another. Our whole education is just one long humiliation, and it was even more so when I was a child. One of the wounds I’ve found hardest to bear in my adult life has been the fear of humiliation, and the sense of being humiliated. Every time I read a review, for instance — whether laudatory or not — this feeling awakes. To humiliate and be humiliated, I think, is a crucial element in our whole social structure.”
— Ingmar Bergman; Interviews with Ingmar Bergman by Stig Bjorkman
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I hope you are all well. 💙
My name is Ahmed, and I am writing to you from Gaza, where I live with my wife and three children in extremely difficult humanitarian conditions due to the ongoing war.
We face daily challenges in securing the most basic necessities of life, from food and clean water to medical treatment and healthcare. My children have also been deprived of continuing their education and have been living in fear and instability for a long time.
I am doing my best to provide a decent and safe life for my family, but the current circumstances have made it incredibly difficult. Perhaps in the next few days, we will be able to leave Gaza and start a new life.
Any support or contribution from you, no matter how small, will give us hope and help us secure my children's basic needs, and may be a step towards a safer future for them. ❤️
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your compassion and generosity. I urge you to support our campaign and share our story with others.
May God bless you and reward you.
Help Me Protect My Three Children and Rebuild Our Lives My… Haifaa Hassouna needs your support for Help Me Protect My Three Children and
Residential buildings in Gaza are being bombed by the Israeli occupation army multiple times every day. The violence is only increasing as many in the West believe the lie about a ceasefire and turn their eyes away. Mohammed Abu Alwan is raising three young children in Gaza. The money the family of five needs for food, water, and medicine is about $200 USD per day; but Israel's destruction of infrastructure in Gaza means that Mohammed is entirely reliant on donations for the basic necessities of life.
You can help this family stay alive through genocide by donating via:
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MY HEART SHATTERED AFTER WHAT I WITNESSED TODAY.
Today, a little cat was injured in an attack beside our tent. An animal welfare organization arrived within minutes, provided emergency care, and the cat was evacuated abroad for treatment the very same day.
As I watched this scene, I wished my baby Qais was a cat.
Baby Qais is still in the intensive care unit, fighting for his life every hour. I am terrified we could lose access to the treatment he desperately needs because I cannot afford the overwhelming medical costs. Please don't let poverty decide my child's fate.
I am begging you as a persecuted mother in Gaza, watching my baby bleed in front of me, unable to stop it. Please donate now and help me save his life before it’s too late.
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I stand beside the machines in the intensive care unit, watching every sound and every movement with fear. My heart trembles whenever a doctor walks toward me, terrified the next words will break me forever. Please help baby Qais continue receiving the treatment he desperately needs by donating today.