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Switzerland Katılım Kasım 2022
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Dario
Dario@Dario111002515·
@Reuters Switzerland? Weapons exports? 😂😂😂. Chocolate a watches.
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The Data Decoded@TheDataDecoded·
@LeftJab4 @nxd1979 By no means is it a uniquely Balkan phenomenon. Based on data I saw years ago the Balkans and the Middle East have the highest rates of conspiratorial thinking, but I imagine the rest of the World is now not lagging far behind sadly.
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Left Jab
Left Jab@LeftJab4·
@TheDataDecoded @nxd1979 Not a uniquely Balkan susceptibility but a symptom of post-communist transition, structural adjustment & the anomie produced by economic polarization, corruption & lack of opportunities. Ahem, Alex Jones? Info Wars? Joe Rogan? John Birch Society? QAnon? Satanic panic? C'mon, man.
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n x d@nxd1979·
pseudohistory is huge in serbia. here's a best selling book positing that the etruscans are actually serbs
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The Data Decoded@TheDataDecoded·
So the fact that all large gatherings, including those at Jewish religious sites, have been prevented due to the Iranians strikes is not relevant to mention in your view. You just present this fact s discriminatory when everyone has to abide by the same rule. You just hate Israelis.
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Geri Doc
Geri Doc@GeriDoc5·
@uricohenisrael Israel Occupation Force prevented Muslims worshippers in the holy month of Ramadan. You are a hypocrite.
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The Uri
The Uri@uricohenisrael·
Where is all of the rage over Iran almost hitting the Al Aqsa Mosque and other significantly important religious sites???
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The Mind Scourge
The Mind Scourge@TheMindScourge·
Israel is the 8th happiest country in the world, and 3rd happinest amongst those 25 and under In general, the happiest countries for the young would be very hard to predict; for example, Serbia is world-leading here, and Romania is 7th
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The Data Decoded@TheDataDecoded·
At this point, even if you are completely opposed to everything Israel is trying to achieve, you must worry about the almost complete normalization of anti-Jewish hatred and threat of violence seen everywhere around the world. We are sleepwalking into another pogrom if we continue down this path. It is especially worrying how the left has brought itself to a position where its reproducing both Nazi and Islamic tropes about Jews without the tiniest hint of irony. This is all dangerous and it's likely to get worse due to generational differences.
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Will Chamberlain
Will Chamberlain@willchamberlain·
Really starting to feel like all the anti-semitism out there is turning me into a Zionist
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The Data Decoded@TheDataDecoded·
@simonmontefiore Why does the Australian PM need to appease the country's Muslim community? Where is this coming from?
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S Sebag Montefiore@simonmontefiore·
Australia’s PM called a ‘putrid dog’ and chased out of mosque: Morning of prayer turns into high-speed exit for Anthony Albanese as his attempt to appease and garner the ‘multicultural vote’ was met with boos telegraph.co.uk/world-news/202…
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The Data Decoded@TheDataDecoded·
@Alfonso84611658 @AdinHaykin1 Yes yes, it's the Jews. The other 99.5% of non-Jewish politicians and policy makers cannot be expected to have any agency in their country's policies and general direction. The Jews dictate everything.
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Alfonso Henriquez
Alfonso Henriquez@Alfonso84611658·
@AdinHaykin1 It's actually left wing jews that push for muslim and african immigration in these countries.
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The Data Decoded@TheDataDecoded·
@ClemCarroll @gra_dEirinn Yes, blame the Jews for the fact that there's people out these who will justify attacking civilians in their place of worship for something happening in a different continent. It's only normal, right?
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Ann Marie
Ann Marie@gra_dEirinn·
It's jarring to drive past a synagogue with visible Gardaí patrols and private security. A sad reflection that our tiny Jewish community, with deep Irish roots, now requires this level of vigilance just to gather for prayer.
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Mladen Ilic
Mladen Ilic@ilicmladen·
@GadSaad I don’t know man.. I’m currently reading Two Hundred Years Together by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn and some Jewish behavioral traits keep repeating themselves throughout history that almost always makes the local population very mad
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The Data Decoded@TheDataDecoded·
@BOSANSKIKODIAK @DanBurmawy It's like telling a ballet dancer they have no career without dancing ballet. Well yes, that is their job and they stop doing it it's not.
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Grizzly
Grizzly@BOSANSKIKODIAK·
@DanBurmawy You have no career without Islam The moment you dont talk about islam you will homeless
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Dan Burmawi
Dan Burmawi@DanBurmawy·
An algorithm simply means a step-by-step procedure for solving a problem. Ancient Babylonians used systematic procedures for solving equations. Greek mathematicians like Euclid described the Euclidean algorithm for finding the greatest common divisor. Indian mathematicians developed rule-based arithmetic methods centuries before al-Khwarizmi. So the concept of algorithms predates him by over a millennium. He didn’t invent algorithms, he popularized structured computational methods and gave his name to the term.
Atal@AtalTries

@DanBurmawy what are you on? the internet exists because we have algorithms! Founded by a muslim! Al-Khawarizmi! Without muslims you wouldn’t have anything that enables you type this nonsense and tweet it.

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The Data Decoded@TheDataDecoded·
@ixtland @mishtal I'm sure we don't agree on the Israel-Palestine topic, but I appreciate you for double-checking and correcting yourself. Either way, Smotrich is as despicable as they come from what I know of him and both sides would be better off if he didn't hold an influential position.
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Anyhoo
Anyhoo@ixtland·
@TheDataDecoded @mishtal Thanks! I checked it out. You're right, he didn't say those exact words. It seems like these words are an implication of what he said about Palestine and Palestinians. I'm gonna delete that. I hate them so much, but I also hate to lie. The truth about them is horrific enough.
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David Collier
David Collier@mishtal·
Lots of sick people on here celebrating tonight, because Iranian missiles managed to kill a couple of Israeli pensioners in their seventies, and damage a Tel Aviv railway station and a commuter train. Then in their next post, they will pretend they care about international law.
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Uri Israel
Uri Israel@Israel2252·
Like literally every single incoming Iranian missile is loaded with cluster bombs. The world doesn’t just ignore it—in many cases, it celebrates this war crime against Israelis. But no worries—this isn’t me whining about bringing the Iranian mullahs to the ICC or playing the victim card . It’s a warning: come for us, and we will make sure your great-great-grandchildren shudder at the thought of attacking ours.
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The Data Decoded@TheDataDecoded·
Why do people think a tiny Middle Eastern country with a GDP of $130 billion in 2001 could make the U.S. do anything? Apart from the fact that Israel did not want Americans to invade Iraq, isn't it much more likely that the U.S., as the most powerful country in the history of the World, can do what it wants? If its geostrategic interests align with Israel's, sure, Israel will provide the political and military support and vice versa. But a confluence of interests in no way means Israel has some shady level of influence on the U.S. What we are seeing more recently is again a confluence of interests between the two countries in an environment where Israel is more determined than ever to resolve several of its geostrategic problems and the U.S. sees this as an opportunity to work with a strong ally to do the same. This is independent of the wisdom in any of these decisions. All I'm saying is it's weird to say Israel controls anything. It's just that they are a very competent actor in a part of the World critical to U.S. and others' interests.
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Gerard Baker
Gerard Baker@gerardtbaker·
The canard that the US went to war in Iraq because of Israel is the giveaway here. Anyone who knows anything about that time knows that is not the case. In fact Israeli security officials were skeptical about the Iraq war in part because they thought Iran was the bigger danger
Joe Kent@joekent16jan19

After much reflection, I have decided to resign from my position as Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, effective today. I cannot in good conscience support the ongoing war in Iran. Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation, and it is clear that we started this war due to pressure from Israel and its powerful American lobby. It has been an honor serving under @POTUS and @DNIGabbard and leading the professionals at NCTC. May God bless America.

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The Data Decoded@TheDataDecoded·
@LeinadFre @chico_ray I think your last sentence says it all really. You are not making a moral argument against what Israel did in response to being attacked. You are just sad the side you support isn't strong enough to do kill indiscriminately to stick it to the evil Israelis.
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Rev Bishop King III
Rev Bishop King III@LeinadFre·
@TheDataDecoded @chico_ray The kibbutzim are armed to the teeth and those settlers often engage in violence against Palestinians with the protection of the state. As for the Nova festival, many were armed, I assume all IDF given universal conscription. Don't see a problem. It was on the way, why not?
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Chico Muya
Chico Muya@chico_ray·
1 - Hamas builds infrastructure under homes, schools and hospitals. 2 - Hamas booby traps homes—making going door to door costly in lives and time. Instead of getting blown up, it was easier to blow up the infrastructure. 3 - Israel lets civilians know before a strike takes place. 4 - Hamas took hostages and hid them amongst the population. This is how you get such a massive level of destruction. And yet, there was no “genocide”. Maybe don’t attack a militarily superior fighting force—rape and butcher civilians—take hostages, and fire endless barrages of rockets.
Amity@amitylee13

Gaza would like a word. 🥺🙏🏻

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The Data Decoded@TheDataDecoded·
Yes, there were female IDF soldiers at the outposts and you can argue they were legitimate military targets. But i'm talking about the Nova festival goers and the civilians at the kibbutzim. Again, you are simply expressing you happiness that Israelis were killed. And? What's changed for the better for Palestinians? Is pointless killing making their lives better? I can't see how.
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Rev Bishop King III
Rev Bishop King III@LeinadFre·
@TheDataDecoded @chico_ray The IDF posts pics of their female soldiers non stop, don't go playing the woman card now. You put a gun in her hand and send her flex Israeli power over the people of Gaza. So I clap when they punch back. They overtook like 10 IDF bases that day. Outposts. Almost all IDF KIA.
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The Data Decoded@TheDataDecoded·
At a minimum, the majority of people killed were civilians, as were most of the hostages. But the videos shared by Hamas on the first two days show many people being shot at point blank and women being dragged away. I don't think there's anything heroic about that. You say the raid was the most successful in history. But what did it achieve for the Palestinians apart from showing the world they couldn't care less about hurting civilians and unleashing a terrible war that killed many of their own civilians? Is this truly a success when you then argue a genocide took place? It's hard to find other examples of people claiming they won while complaining about a genocide. It's weird. I guess you are refeering to the fact that more people hate Jews than before. But what do you think this achieves? Israelis are not going to leave because the world hates them. In fact, it only strengthens their resolve to survive as a country since they are being attacked everywhere outside of Israel. You celebrate Hamas but they haven't done anything for the Palestinians apart from getting them killed.
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Rev Bishop King III
Rev Bishop King III@LeinadFre·
@TheDataDecoded @chico_ray What atrocities? All the claims are unsubstantiated. However, to get on a big kite with a lawnmower motor and an AK to attack a state with a top shelf military, and succeed in the most ambitious and successful raid in modern history and change the world? Yes those are heroes.
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Rev Bishop King III
Rev Bishop King III@LeinadFre·
@chico_ray When you build underground tunnels to transfer men and material, it's always going to be underneath things, it's just an excuse for Israel to kill children. Israel tells people to evacuate and bombs the evacuation route. Hamas are heroes. Israel and the IDF can't beat them.
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Coebalte
Coebalte@coebalte25024·
@chico_ray Maybe don't let Europeans colonize the middle east.
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