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KPMG dad
KPMG dad@jenuflexion·
They haven't been working class for decades, thats the reason. It's like the notion that 'immigrants are why house prices are so high' if house prices dramatically dropped half these families would revolt.
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Trita Parsi search. ..
WARNING! I frankly do not know what kind of evil and inhumanity this video depicts, but it shakes you to the core. It appears a dead Palestinian man, probably murdered, is lying on the street, and a group of Israelis essentially torture his body while laughing. They slowly run him over with their, going back and forth over his body. No words.
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Zionism Observer
Zionism Observer@receipts_lol·
The IDF admitted they didn't take this image at the hospital. Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian refuses to delete, or even clarify.
Emanuel (Mannie) Fabian@manniefabian

The IDF says it raided a hospital in the southern Lebanon town of Bint Jbeil where armed Hezbollah operatives had been holed up, killing some 20 gunmen and seizing weapons in the process. Last week, troops of the Givati Brigade first identified Hezbollah military activity at the Bint Jbeil Governmental Hospital. The IDF says that in recent days, it identified several terror operatives who had been carrying out surveillance from within the hospital, and who then opened fire on the Israeli troops. "Within a short time, the tropps eliminated the terrorists. In addition, approximately 20 terrorists were targeted and eliminated in the hospital area to remove an immediate threat," the IDF says. The military says the soldiers then raided the medical center, where they located a cache of weapons belonging to Hezbollah. "The Hezbollah terror organization systematically and continuously used the hospital compound and its immediate surroundings for the military purposes of the terror organization, in severe violation of international law," the IDF says. The IDF has previously warned that Hezbollah has been making use of medical facilities and ambulances for military purposes. "Prior to the operation, the IDF clarified to the relevant authorities in Lebanon that all military activities in hospitals in Lebanon must cease, and published these warnings through various means. Despite this, the Hezbollah terrorist organization continued to use the hospital for military activity," the IDF says.

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Colin Millar
Colin Millar@Millar_Colin·
The lengths absurdly rich men are prepared to go to rip up the uniquely successful formula of the most popular phenomena on earth but their multitude of radical ideas don't include affordable ticket prices, TV sports packages or free-to-air matches.
The Athletic | Football@TheAthleticFC

"I will reduce from 45 minutes each half to 25 minutes.” Aurelio De Laurentiis, owner of Napoli, believes football will lose the younger generation. But he has ideas. Lots of them, including no red and yellow cards and changing the rules so there are more goals...

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William Peynsaert
William Peynsaert@PeynsaertBill·
Nothing explains better why Israel is so morally degenerate. In 1948 a young Jewish man writes why Israel will have a degenerate moral code: 'From day to day I see the devastation caused by this war to our generation, and to the next. From day to day my fear grows that this generation will not be able to carry upon its shoulders the burden of building the state and fulfilling the dream. I am all anxiety and concern. When I think of the thefts, the looting, the robberies and recklessness, I realize that these are not merely separate incidents. Together they add up to a period of corruption. The question is earnest and deep, really of historic dimensions. We will all be held accountable for this era. We shall face judgment. And I fear that justice will not be on our side. There is an impression that the quick transition to a state, and to a state of Hebrew power, drove people mad. Otherwise it is impossible to explain the behavior, the state of mind, the actions of the Hebrew youth, especially the elite youth. The moral code of the nation, forged during thousands of years of weakness, is rapidly degenerating, deteriorating, disintegrating.' This young man is quoted in chapter 5, titled Lydda, in the book My Promised Land by Ari Shavit, a pro-Israeli author, but he does not shy away from Israeli atrocities.
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courtneybonneauimages
courtneybonneauimages@cbonneauimages·
It’s is not a ‘evacuation order’ it is a forced displacement order with a death threat. Forced displacement of civilian populations is a war crime.
Al Jazeera English@AJEnglish

“Remaining south of the Zahrani River may endanger your lives and the lives of your families.” The Israeli army has issued an evacuation threat for residents south of Zahrani River in southern Lebanon. 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/wqqejv

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Adam
Adam@AdamJoseph·
The decision Craig is rightly referring to is Farai Hallam's no penalty call for handball in the Manchester City vs Wolves game in January. City demanded a penalty when the ball struck Yerson Mosquera's arm. Hallam - a debutant in his FIRST Premier League game & a new referee this season - waved play on, judging the arm position as a natural part of a running motion with the ball struck from very close range. The VAR (Darren England) sent him to the monitor for a review, but Hallam stuck with his original decision & gave no penalty. It was confirmed as the correct call by the independent Key Match Incidents (KMI) panel. Despite that, Hallam was heavily criticised in the media all week (including Pep Guardiola's disgraceful "now everyone will know him" remarks) & he was not given a Premier League game the next week. He has only officiated the Premier League twice since & been in the Championship otherwise. The system is designed to insulate & protect itself, but we need more new, brave officials like Hallam & less status quo types.
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Craig Ellis@CraggerRagger

One thing that often gets overlooked when people moan about VAR is that a new ref this season looked at it and kept to his decision, something everyone has been longing for, got the correct call, and the media hounded him for it all week Can't remember his name

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Haydn, 🇵🇸
Haydn, 🇵🇸@bilbosfootcomb·
Rome was sacked exactly one (1) time by Saracen pirates. Every other instance of Rome being sacked was by either pagan or Christian Europeans. You might as well, and maybe more accurately, say the walls were truly erected to keep out the HRE
Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧@TRobinsonNewEra

As the Pope visits mosques and calls for Catholics to "live peacefully with Muslims". These are the walls around the Vatican. Literally built to keep invading, pillaging, Muslims, out.

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kb@ojvhteuhyhes·
got issued section 21 last year bc he was apparently selling only for him to relist the week we left for £4k. happy to report he had to drop it back down to the £2.4k a month we were paying after about 6 months of no rental income bc the price was obscene. silver linings and that
niko 🇧🇼@nik0_mcr

sheer amount of landlords issuing section 21s in the last few weeks before they're abolished is disgusting. Helping a cleaner at work who's distraught, it's so opportunistic

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Mike Young
Mike Young@micyoung75·
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson didn't invoke Weimar Germany as a rhetorical flourish. She cited a specific scholar by name in a footnote: Ernst Fraenkel, a Jewish labor lawyer who observed the Nazi legal system from the inside, smuggled his manuscript out of Berlin in 1938, and published "The Dual State" at the University of Chicago in 1941. Fraenkel's framework is precise. The Nazis didn't immediately collapse Germany's legal system. They left courts functioning - particularly in contracts and economic matters - while placing Jews and political enemies in a separate lawless zone where no legal protection applied. Most Germans lived in the law-bound "normative state." The targeted lived in the "prerogative state." The facade of normalcy was the mechanism of control. Jackson invoked Fraenkel to name what the court's Republican majority is doing in real time. In 21 consecutive shadow docket cases, the six conservative justices have let Trump opt out of the law - often with no explanation given at all. They blessed ICE racial profiling without citing a single legal justification. They allowed Trump to ignore $4 billion in congressionally appropriated foreign aid. They stripped lower courts of the ability to issue universal relief, meaning only those with resources to file individual lawsuits get protection from illegal presidential action. Constitutional law professor Evan Bernick put it plainly: "The court is adjusting the law to make place for arbitrary power." Jackson's dissent is not hyperbole. A footnote citing a 1941 manuscript about Nazi legal architecture is a Supreme Court justice blowing the cover on what her colleagues are building.
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Mother Jones@MotherJones

The ‘dual state’ framework explains how a dictator can exercise power while life appears mostly ordinary. motherjones.com/politics/2025/…

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Sami Gold
Sami Gold@souljagoyteller·
An ethnostate is not simply just “a state that happens to mostly contain one ethnicity”. Lebanon is not an ethnostate. Neither is Iraq, Jordan, or Egypt. An ethnostate, for Israel specifically a “herrenvolk democracy”, is a state that builds its politics on representing one group
Goindia@Goindia394131

@souljagoyteller How do you feel about the 22 Arab ethnostates?

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courtneybonneauimages@cbonneauimages·
This is the reality of living under Israeli occupation; any vehicle can be targeted around you at any time, regardless of where you are in the country. This isn’t a new phenomenon; it has been happening for almost two years at this point. Dual drones strikes on the highway close to Jiyyeh and Dammour.
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EuropeanPowell
EuropeanPowell@EuropeanPowell·
So this article from the latest @PrivateEyeNews states that Teesside Freeport is going to close down. Considering Teesside Freeport was Sunak's flagship Brexit freeport/SEZ policy, which was one small cog in the wider free zones rollout, 74 SEZs, 12 Freeports, and now 5 AI Growth Zones, (all fully backed/extended by Starmer's Labour government), what are the implications for the rest of these free zones now that Teesside has collapsed? It should also be noted that the original amount of state aid allocated to each UK freeport was £25 million. Teesside freeport was lavished with £560 million in state aid, profits generated by this were 9 - 10 split in favour of the private sector. If Teesside required £560 million to fail, what's the true cost across the entire programme? Labour has inherited and expanded this architecture without apparent scrutiny of Teesside's financial implosion. How can the 9-10 private profit split be justified when public entities carry the debt?
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KPMG dad
KPMG dad@jenuflexion·
The real answer to "why are their so many foreign doctors and nurses with accents i can't understand" is a certain older generation simply refused to pay for the next generation of british doctors and nurses and the media is too scared to say this hard truth.
Saul Staniforth@SaulStaniforth

.@JOwusuNepaul argues we should abolish student loans Balls: "But Jovan, why should half the country who don't go to university.. why should they pay extra tax so that you don't have to pay to go to university" Reid: "Like they paid for us when we went to university" Quite.

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