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Mosy
@X_Mosy
Anti oppression, whether it’s here, there or on Saturn. 🌍✌🏿✌🏽✌🏻🪐
Beigetreten Temmuz 2011
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@realdumbhat @robbin30515998 @CNN They were a nationalistic group against migration, plus this is at a time of political assassinations on all sides, Israel’s always first of course.
Ariel Sharon basically used this hatred and open the gates for them to massacre women and children. Evil beyond imagination.
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@X_Mosy @robbin30515998 @CNN Yes, I'm aware.
How come so many Lebanese wanted to kill Palestinians? What drove them (and the Jordanians before them) to do something so horrible?
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When Hezbollah fired rockets at Israel on March 2, two days after Israel and the United States launched a war on Iran, the resulting Israeli operation to destroy the group quickly became a mission to flatten swathes of southern Lebanon.
A CNN review of satellite imagery reveals the scale of the destruction. cnn.it/3OKMMcW
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@realdumbhat @robbin30515998 @CNN Following the September 1982 massacre of Palestinian refugees in the Sabra and Shatila camps in Beirut, Israel's Defense Minister Ariel Sharon was forced to resign from his position on February 14, 1983
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@realdumbhat @robbin30515998 @CNN The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) had occupied Beirut and allowed the Phalangist fighters, Lebanese christian armed militia, to enter the camps. IDF troops surrounded the camps and provided night-time illumination for the militia, according to observers and reports.
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@mbenaharon @robbin30515998 @CNN Why were they pushed out of their homes country, Palestine? What did Israel got away with killing 15,000 people and displace 750,000?
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@X_Mosy @robbin30515998 @CNN Did PLO get to Lebanon from israel? No it did not.
It got kicked out of Jordan after trying to destabilise the kingdom and murder the rulers.
Don’t you see a trend?
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Journalist @SweeneySteve, who survived an Israeli strike in Lebanon last month, says media workers are being "deliberately targeted" despite Israeli claims to the contrary.
"Any other country in the world would find themselves isolated on the world stage."
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The US/Israel death cult is inflicting collective moral injury on all of humanity — and this is by design. #GazaGenocide
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Tim Dillon: “Is Iran the reason that no one can afford a house? Is Iran the reason that there's fentanyl everywhere? When your insurance won't cover a knee operation is your main concern Iran? This is the craziest sh*t I've ever heard.”
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@Montpop2000 @AaronBastani 1983 Beirut, Isn't that when Israel had invaded Lebonan and killed thousands and Americans were again fighting a war for Israel🧐
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The IRGC is a branch of Iran’s armed forces, separate from the regular army. Created after the 1979 revolution to protect the Islamic Republic and includes the Quds Force, which operates abroad and has been directly connected to terror attracts most notably the 1983 Beirut barracks bombing (linked via Hezbollah).
They also fund Iran’s terrorist proxies Hamas and Hezbollah.
It would seem eminently sensible to proscribe funders and suppliers of terrorism.
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The idea you ‘proscribe’ the military of a foreign power is idiotic, and isn’t remotely what the 2000 Terrorism Act is about.
We get endless nonsense like this rather than just, you know, an effective police force.
The Jewish Chronicle@JewishChron
EXCLUSIVE: We will move to ban IRGC in next parliament, says Starmer The prime minister spoke to the JC during a visit to Kenton United Synagogue days after it was firebombed. 🫂 Follow The JC - stay connected 📰 Full story online - story below
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@CaptainJac9129 @shadiamin6 @KambizGhafouri @alefmehr1 Sad people... Just the way they curse is so gross....
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اوباش پهلوی تهدید به اسید پاشی در فردای ایران
لطفا این ویدیو به پلیس آلمان گزارش بدین.
@shadiamin6
@KambizGhafouri
@alefmehr1
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Sleepy is fine. It’s the constant waking up that’s difficult.
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"We can’t have a situation where ships are being seized... to prove a political point."
The International Chamber of Shipping has condemned the US and Iran’s tit-for-tat capture of commercial ships and is calling for the immediate release of their crews aje.news/m14e7h
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@ArasiDoron @CNN PLO was created because Palestinians were driven out of their homes when Israel was created and they moved to Jordan first and eventually ended up in south Lebanon, naturally wanting their homeland back. If you talk historically Israel has always been the invader.
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@X_Mosy @CNN Before Hezbollah,Arafat's PLO took over and destroyed Lebanon
Israel invaded Lebanon to eliminate the terrorist organization that attacked Israel from Lebanon and destroyed the country
Israeli tanks were welcomed in Lebanon with rice and flowers
Ask the Lebanese who they prefer🤣
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Horrifying... No accountability,
jen@_jenkings
one year anniversary of the Chabadnik night of terror. zero arrests
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@Dogwithahat2 @formyfansonly6 @CNN Since Free persian people has already blocked me before i even resonse lease let him know
Sorry but i dont celebrate Death of anyone. Assasinations are the most cowardly act in my view.
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@Mehrck @X_Mosy @formyfansonly6 @CNN Hezbollah was created with the unique purpose of stopping Israeli colonianism so shut the fuck up
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This has been going on littelly for centuries in the middle east . Take Iran for example, All the way back to 17th centrury, the French, the brits, and the Russians fighting their imperial agendas in the region and the destruction they caused.
MENA Visuals@menavisualss
🇱🇧 Lebanese locals watching the U.S. landing on the beach in Beirut, 1958. 💡 Fun Fact: In 1958, following internal unrest in Lebanon, the U.S. deployed Marines under the pretext of 'protecting independence.' What was planned as a high-stakes military operation quickly turned into a surreal beach spectacle. As the Marines stormed the shores of Beirut in full combat gear, expecting a battlefield, they instead encountered locals sunbathing in bikinis and families eating ice cream. Far from being intimidated, the savvy Lebanese locals—as seen in this iconic photo—watched with curiosity and even started selling sodas and sandwiches to the heavily armed troops as they waded ashore. A serious military intervention instantly transformed into a bizarre tourist attraction on Beirut’s golden sands.
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@InsiderWorld_1 Instead we should take on these big dogs and humilate them on the court. beat them politically and in Sports.Just root for the right team. 😂✌️
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