Emi Kayserilioglu

Thousands of israeli colonists are heading to Europe. Palestine is no longer a holiday camp.

🚨: Millionaire paid US$10,000to hunt buffalo in South Africa and ended up brutally killed by the animal itself.

απο τα παράλια της Μικράς Ασίας, μέχρι τα βάθη της Ανατολίας και παρα πέρα εως την κοιλάδα του Ινδού ποταμού, οπου κι’ αν σκάψεις θα ανακαλύψεις ελληνικές επιγραφές και μνημεία…σημαντική αρχαιολογική ανακάλυψη ήρθε στο φως στην αρχαία πόλη Σύεδρα, στην νότια ακτή της Τουρκίας…ένα μωσαϊκό που χρονολογείται μεταξύ 4ου και 6ου αιώνα μ.Χ., με την επιγραφή στα αρχαία ελληνικά “να σκάσουν οι ζηλόφθονοι”…επίκαιρο…

The "acquitted" Force 100 rapist soldiers are now being celebrated as heroes in Israel. Genocidal influencer Nataly Dadon held an "evening of appreciation and salute" for them Posted by government-funded "news" outlet PUSH.

NEW: 🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump on the Iran War: "I may have a plan or I may not.”

During Trump’s first term, there was much discussion about whether we should take his statements seriously or literally. The answer is neither. The reasons go beyond Trump’s evident cognitive decline. He repeatedly contradicts himself and/or other senior officials, sometimes several times a day. His listeners are left guessing whether Trump is stating policy, making a course correction, seeking to manipulate markets, trying to misdirect adversaries, or has simply lost it. On the topic of Iran, for example, Trump’s statements during the last 24 hours suggest that he is about to declare victory and go home, is on the verge of escalating the war with an effort to seize one or more islands in the Persian Gulf, something in between, or all of the above. The more prudent approach is therefore to ignore what Trump and other senior US officials say, and take their utterances seriously or literally only to the extent that these align with what the United States is actually doing. Take your cues from reality, not words. As an example, the unprecedented military buildup in the Middle East during January and February made clear that a US-Israeli war was imminent. Similarly, it now seems increasingly clear the US is determined to put “boots on the ground” and try to seize territory in the Persian Gulf. And that regime change remains a central objective. Professional assessments that this would be a foolhardy and most likely costly initiative are neither here nor there. The same was true of the initial US decision to launch this war, yet the warnings were cavalierly disregarded by the Trump administration.

Akrotiri and Dhekelia are British, and they’re not negotiable Cyprus can’t abolish someone else’s sovereign land These sovereign areas also reinforce the UN buffer zone and deter any further Turkish advancement - they're essential to local and regional security and stability

Akrotiri and Dhekelia are British, and they’re not negotiable Cyprus can’t abolish someone else’s sovereign land These sovereign areas also reinforce the UN buffer zone and deter any further Turkish advancement - they're essential to local and regional security and stability