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BOOST!! My friends please let this person have a roof over their head! nobody deserves to be homeless and feel so unsafe & vulnerable. even if you are too far or dont know them, even if you dont have much to spare, sharing is the least we could do!! donate as much as you can!!!

"Blood and limbs and corpses were strewn everywhere, mixed with the flour and spilled oil. Even for the Red Cross team on the site, fresh from the agonies of the Second World War, this was too much. The team described it as "unbelievable horror."" No, this is not a description from one of the recent atrocities in Gaza, but rather from the original "flour massacre", 75 years ago: In January 1949 Israel's so-called "War of Independence" was almost over. The artificially-made "Gaza Strip" was already full of refugees expelled from the territory that became known as "Israel". In the first days of the year, just before the armistice talks between Israel and Egypt began, the newly-founded Israeli air force launched a series of aerial strikes in the towns of Deir al-Balah, Khan Younis and Rafah. Some of those strikes resulted in the first aerial massacres perpetrated by Zionist forces. The worst one was at the main square in Deir al-Balah, where the Israelis bombed a food distribution center, during peak time, killing more than 100 and up to 250 Palestinian refugees who were queuing for their food rations. These people who were just recently expelled from their homes, were now being murdered by the same people who uprooted them. The excerpt attached here was taken from a book by Palestinian historian Salman Abu-Sitta, back then an infant refugee, who lost his uncle in the massacre. For some reason, even though this is one of the largest massacres in the 1947-49 war, it is never talked about, and it's not easy to find info about it. If anyone has good sources of information regarding the incident(s), please share. Also, if you have access to the book about the massacre that came out a few years ago, "نزيف دير البلح - صيف ١٩٤٨", please let me know!

I’m 43 now. I’ve worked 50-70 hours a week my entire adult life. I’ve lost years of time with my children and loved ones just so we could afford to live. This life is not only cruel, but unnecessarily cruel. A better world is possible.

He even said he wanted to avoid criminalising them unnecessarily. UNNECESSARILY!!! Mind you, they did the most criminal things!!

“i’m just a girl” “why did we fight for the right to work” “girlboss” “i love turning my brain off” “my boyfriend does all the thinking”

Original photo, without the blurred faces.

Needs more single use plastics

@Lagiahunter GODDAMNIT

I’m sure they are accurately diagnosing autism deep in the Congolese jungle

notice how it’s tumblr anyway yes these are ESTABLISHED dogwhistles/symbols used by pedophiles and their organizations it’s not a joke these things should be REPORTED

@GlobeEyeNews Why the fuck do Americans have a day for celebrating another country. Much less a terrorist state.

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Deforestation should be a crime punishable by death. SPECIALLY IN THE COUNTRY THAT BOILS EVERY SUMMER.

i dont even go here but in what scenario would you EVER need to use a spell to make a fucking black hole made of pure compressed energy

Religion, pays, nationalité mis à part. Si tu vois ça et que ça ne te touche pas un minimum, questionne ton humanité.

"Comrades, there is no true social revolution without the liberation of women." Thomas Sankara linked feminism with anti-colonialism and social justice. He argued that women’s liberation was essential for national progress and challenged traditional gender roles in Burkina Faso.

así se siente ir a una convención y ver todos los cosplays

uhhh uniqlo is also expensive, this is the real kalye po

what the fuck happened to my twitter ui