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@Tastelessmodel
Evil shia girl, but with a pure heart
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Devia ter havido um tribunal internacional pelos crimes de guerra portugueses nas guerras de libertação colonial.
Zoom Afrika@zoomafrika1
The President of the Front for the Liberation of Mozambique (FRELIMO) Samora Machel (holding a child) talks to the population of a village burned by the Portuguese in September 1971 🇲🇿
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@deoinsandersbro @AKingNamedLix @nonregemesse "I can't marry him Ned, he'll never be faithful"
>Runs away with a married father of two
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@AKingNamedLix @Tastelessmodel @nonregemesse And by that same logic, Robert is the lesser lesser of the two evils. The worst thing robert ever did was be unfaithful
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Rhaegar was going to depose his father after dealing with cousin Robert at the Trident
lady breakspear ☆ || akotsk, asoiaf & hotd@destlerlilt
yo did rhaegar ever make an attempt to protect his mother, rhaella, from his father, the mad king? or did he not know?
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@valonadthe Seems like all non whites with an inferiority complex talk like this
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This is unironically how non Arabs in the middle east talk about Arabs
UBERSOY@UBERSOY1
Most powerful third wordlist Reddit post I ever came across
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in israel its illegal for Palestinians to walk down "jewish only" streets.
Hen Mazzig@HenMazzig
Imagine for a second the sign said, “Palestine citizens are not welcome” or “China citizens are not welcome.” See how wrong it feels? Banning an entire people for their government’s actions is not activism. It’s discrimination and racism. And it’s illegal.
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@butfoundshe @EylonALevy Shows huge external admix but they're still there, and the people who are displacing them and colonizing their lands are not
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In this breakdown several Jewish groups are closest to the ancient samples karait iraq/Karait Egypt / iraqi jews/ syrian jews/ Kurdish jews are all closer than Palestinian muslims even Cypriots are closer to ancient Levantines than Palestine Muslims
Which shows huge external admix to Palestinians
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Lebanese people look so Israeli.
It’s almost like we’re (mostly) Levantine.
MENA Visuals@menavisualss
Portraits from Lebanon 🇱🇧 Video by Zakaria Baydoun
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@butfoundshe @EylonALevy Both images show that populations who have been in the Levant for thousands of years are the closest to canaanites, the Ethiopian, European, north African and indian Jews in Israel aren't the closest
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@Tastelessmodel @EylonALevy Plus the sample you sent is iron age
The one i sent is bronze age which is canaanite culture! That’s Iron Age data is already mixed. Bronze Age samples are the actual Canaanite baseline. You’re comparing two different time layers, so the conclusion isn’t that straightforward.”
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@butfoundshe @EylonALevy Modern levantine populations are still closer than most Jews, and askhenazis cluster closer to other Europeans like them and aren't anywhere near Palestinian Muslims
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@Tastelessmodel @EylonALevy Where is Palestinian muslim???
We have iraqi jew among the closest
Palestinian Muslim is already medium distance!
Here is another sample
Iraqi jew/ karaite/syrian and Kurdish jews already closer than Palestinian Muslims
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If an army was going door to door warning people that giving sanctuary to their Jewish neighbors would result in their houses being bombed, there'd be no question what was going on here.
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@TOliveFern No way he read anything related to Jesus and thought that he would be cool with Israel
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Jesus was famously embraced by the Jewish authorities
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@butfoundshe @EylonALevy They already did that, and modern levantine populations are the closest
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@Tastelessmodel @EylonALevy Well jews cluster perfectly between south europe and modern middle east mind you modern middle east is very mixed with peninsular arabs, if you were to measure with ancient Canaanites jews would be even closer to them
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BREAKING 🚨 Israel is committing another genocide, blowing up entire villages in Lebanon!
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20 Inscriptions Mentioning Arabs Before the Common Era (with many more existing):
1. Kurkh Monolith (Shalmaneser III)
Arabs mentioned in 853 BCE
2. Other inscriptions of Shalmaneser III – Arabs mentioned in the 9th century BCE
3. Inscriptions of Adad-nirari III – Arabs mentioned in 810–783 BCE
4. Inscriptions of Tiglath-Pileser III – Arabs mentioned in 745–727 BCE
5. Inscriptions of Shalmaneser V – Arabs mentioned in 727–722 BCE
6. Inscriptions of Sargon II – Arabs mentioned in 722–705 BCE
7. Inscriptions of Sennacherib – Arabs mentioned in 705–681 BCE
8. Inscriptions of Esarhaddon – Arabs mentioned in 681–669 BCE
9. Inscriptions of Ashurbanipal – Arabs mentioned in 669–631 BCE
10. Babylonian inscriptions (Nebuchadnezzar II) – Arabs mentioned in 605–562 BCE
11. Texts of Nabonidus – Arabs mentioned in 556–539 BCE
12. Behistun Inscription (Darius I) – Arabs mentioned around 520 BCE
13. Persepolis inscriptions – Arabs mentioned in the 5th century BCE
14. Writings of Herodotus – Arabs mentioned in the 5th century BCE
15. Writings of Xenophon – Arabs mentioned in the 4th century BCE
16. Writings of Strabo – Arabs mentioned in the 1st century BCE
17. Writings of Diodorus Siculus – Arabs mentioned in the 1st century BCE
18. Nabataean inscriptions – Arabs mentioned in the 2nd–1st century BCE
19. Palmyrene inscriptions – Arabs mentioned in the 1st century BCE
20. Early Greek and Near Eastern sources – Arabs mentioned before the Common Era
These are only a selection, and many more inscriptions and historical sources also mention Arabs throughout antiquity.
السلذان@iiezxc
The claim that Arabs did not exist before 2,000 years ago contradicts well-documented historical evidence and is not simply a matter of opinion. The earliest explicit mention of the term “Arabs” appears in Assyrian inscriptions during the reign of Shalmaneser III in the 9th century BCE (around 850 BCE). In these records, the Arab leader “Gindibu the Arab” is mentioned as part of a coalition that fought in the Battle of Qarqar. This is a direct historical reference proving that Arabs were known by name and identity over 2,800 years ago. This was not an isolated reference. Arabs continued to be mentioned in Assyrian, Babylonian, and Persian sources, indicating their continuous presence as a recognized people in the region, particularly in northern Arabia and the Levant. Roman history also clearly records the presence of Arabs. One notable example is Emperor Philip the Arab, who was from Syria and was given this title specifically because of his Arab origin. This serves as further evidence of the established presence and significance of Arabs in antiquity. In terms of lineage, Arabs are traced back to Ishmael, the son of Abraham, while the Israelites are traced back to Isaac, also a son of Abraham. This makes them relatives, descending from the same patriarch. Based on this, the existence of Arabs is not recent or incidental, but extends back thousands of years, supported by multiple historical sources and inscriptions. Denying this would require ignoring clear and well-established evidence.
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Israel has wiped the Lebanese village of Naqoura off the map.
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