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katanning15

katanning15

@katanning15

I like pies, empanadas, Nasi Pedan and sleeping in.

Newcastle NSW Katılım Mayıs 2025
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Ashok Kumar | 🇵🇸
Ashok Kumar | 🇵🇸@broseph_stalin·
No, it absolutely does not. Rent controls means more money in more people’s pockets who’ll actually spend it which leads to greater circulation, investment, and higher tax revenue. Read the Card & Krueger (1994) study on employment levels increasing after minimum wage increases.
FairtradeBean@FairtradeBean

@broseph_stalin Rent controls means less tax revenue. The homeless and those living with parents are not contributing to the gov coffers

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The Cradle
The Cradle@TheCradleMedia·
Hacker group Handala exposes US Marines stationed in Persian Gulf in latest data breach —— The Iran-linked hacker group Handala has released the full names and personal details of 2,379 US Marines stationed in the Persian Gulf, saying it had published them as a demonstration of its intelligence capabilities, describing the leak as “just a drop in the ocean.” The group added that it possesses extensive data on American military personnel, including identities, movements, and personal information. In its statement, Handala called the release a “minor warning,” claiming US military “security…is nothing more than an empty illusion,” and warning that “no place…is safe.” It threatened broader exposure and potential future attacks, saying “when zero hour arrives,” more extensive actions could follow. This latest breach comes amid a massive US military buildup across West Asia, including deployments of additional troops, aircraft, and naval assets.
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Ezequiel Kopel
Ezequiel Kopel@ezekopel·
Comparto una parte de mi columna en Amanece que no es poco
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جريدة الأخبار - Al-Akhbar
▪️تستغل قوات الإحـ.تلا.ل الإ.سـ.ر.ائيلي ايام الهدنة لتدمر #بيت_ليف لجعلها أرضا محروقة، قبل انسحابها منها تقرير آمال خليل @AmalKhalil83 #الأخبار #لبنان
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امال خليل
امال خليل@AmalKhalil83·
عدد من أبناء #بيت_ليف يراقبون عمليات التجريف و الهدم التي تنفذها قوات الإحتلال الإسرائيلي في المنازل و الممتلكات داخل بلدتهم منذ بدء سريان الهدنة، ولم تفلت منها المقبرة و أضرحة الشهداء جزء اول
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Hala Jaber
Hala Jaber@HalaJaber·
Israeli Foreign Ministry propaganda is cycling on a giant Times Square billboard. It flashes “TWO NEIGHBORS” with the Israeli & Lebanese flags side by side. Then it switches to “TWO NEIGHBOURS - ONE OBSTACLE TO PEACE,” slapping the Hezbollah flag & “Made in Iran” as the villain. Cute story. Except one of those “neighbors” is still occupying land, destroying villages, bulldozing homes, racking up hundreds of ceasefire violations every week, & that’s neither Hezbollah nor Iran. Slick hasbara on screen. Ongoing occupation & aggression on the ground.
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roqayah chamseddine
roqayah chamseddine@roqchams·
The deliberate targeting of colleagues @AmalKhalil83 and Zeinab Faraj follows, within weeks, the killing of journalists Ali Shoeib, Fatme Ftouni, and Mohammad Ftouni. There is a deliberate war being waged on our colleagues in Lebanon, namely those who are daring to report on Israeli crimes being carried out in south Lebanon. Taken together, these Israeli attacks register as the disciplined management of the colonial field of visibility; Israel is systematically working towards the elimination of those who document the reality on the ground, thereby narrowing the space in which events in south Lebanon can be named and carried forward into public knowledge.
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Ben Norton
Ben Norton@BenjaminNorton·
The US has hoped to destroy OPEC since it was founded in 1960. This is about much, much more than Saudi Arabia. OPEC was a platform that the Global South once used to reverse some of the constant flow of wealth to the West. The US empire has always tried to control the global oil market, but OPEC was a major obstacle standing in its way. Things started significantly changing in the 2010s, when the shale boom meant that the US became the #1 oil producer on Earth. The UAE is one of the most obedient US allies in the Persian Gulf. It already followed US orders and normalized with the Israeli colonial regime. It's not surprising to now see it sabotage OPEC. OPEC was a legacy of the Third World nationalism of the 1960s (like the Non-Aligned Movement). Its decay is a sign of the overall reactionary political decay in the world today, and the clear weakening of Global South unity.
Financial Times@FT

Breaking news: The United Arab Emirates has said it is leaving Opec, dealing a significant blow to the oil cartel and its de facto leader Saudi Arabia ft.trib.al/08BCZA3

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Branko Marcetic
Branko Marcetic@BMarchetich·
If this is what finally does it then fine, but it would be beyond perverse. Effectively announcing to the world that Europe literally values Ukrainian grain more than Arab lives.
euronews@euronews

The European Union has warned Israel that it is ready to impose sanctions on those aiding and abetting the trade of Ukrainian grain stolen by Russia in the occupied territories, after a new ship loaded with the cereal arrived in the port of Haifa. l.euronews.com/safl

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Leonid Ragozin
Leonid Ragozin@leonidragozin·
The signeees are a cesspool of pro-war grift, starting with Åslund. Well, let the Streisand effect work.
Marta Havryshko@HavryshkoMarta

More than a hundred academics who consider themselves “experts on Eastern Europe” have issued a warning against my colleague @I_Katchanovski and his book The Russia-Ukraine War and its Origins: From the Maidan to the Ukraine War (Palgrave Macmillan / Springer Nature, 2026). Apparently, they detected the unforgivable crime of “overlap with Kremlin propaganda” — namely, the suggestion that the causes of the Russia-Ukraine war may be found not only in the Kremlin, but also in the West. The alarmed scholars further warn that the book could lead to a “reduction of Western aid to Ukraine.” In other words: certain arguments are not wrong because they are false, but because readers might find them (in)convenient and stop sponsor corrupt regime that sends its people to the kill zone against their will. Let me note three things. 🖍️Anyone who has seriously studied the war in Ukraine already knows that Katchanovski’s arguments about Western co-responsibility are neither “manipulations” nor “fantasies.” They echo assessments made by others, including Stephen Kinzer in Boiling Point: How America Brought War to Ukraine, Scott Horton in Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe in Ukraine, and many others. 🖍️I would venture to suggest that the signatories are especially nervous about those sections of the book exposing the role of neo-Nazis in this war — a subject Western discourse handles with all the grace of a man trying to hide an elephant under a tablecloth. Particularly notable here are specialists on the far right such as Andreas Umland and Anton Shekhovtsov. Because once the average Western taxpayer learns that he/she is helping bankroll figures linked to Azov, RDK, Right Sector, and similar networks — groups said to have “deradicalized” or “depoliticized” themselves by means known only to PR consultants — then the tidy morality play begins to wobble. 🖍️The signatories fear that Katchanovski’s book could undermine Western support for Ukraine. If so, I would humbly recommend they improve their own propaganda craft — an arena in which they have become genuine virtuosos in recent years, especially in the collective harassment and bullying of colleagues guilty of dissident or insufficiently patriotic scholarship. Nothing says “defenders of academic freedom” quite like organizing a mob against a book before too many people read it.

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Brian McDonald
Brian McDonald@BrianMcDonaldIE·
This is coming to all of Europe soon. Russia’s just getting there faster because of the current military mobilisation, related outward migration, its vast geography, a more industrial economy than its peers, and still relatively restrictive immigration rules.
Giorgi Revishvili@revishvilig

Very telling remarks from Elvira Nabiullina, Russia's Central Bank Governor: We have truly never, in the history of modern Russia, lived with such a shortage of labor until now. 1/6

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Zugasti
Zugasti@irezugasti·
El giro perverso: sancionar a Israel por hacer negocios con Rusia a costa del grano ucraniano. O sea: se protege antes el grano ucraniano que las vidas árabes. Es surrealista.
euronews@euronews

The European Union has warned Israel that it is ready to impose sanctions on those aiding and abetting the trade of Ukrainian grain stolen by Russia in the occupied territories, after a new ship loaded with the cereal arrived in the port of Haifa. l.euronews.com/safl

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Drop Site
Drop Site@DropSiteNews·
🇪🇺 EU Threatens to Sanction Israel — Over Stolen Ukrainian Grain The European Union has warned Israel it is ready to impose sanctions over its role in facilitating trade in Ukrainian grain stolen by Russia, after a Panama-flagged vessel carrying over 25,000 tonnes of wheat and barley docked at Haifa, Euronews reports. Ukraine summoned its Israeli ambassador and President Zelenskyy called the trade “not — and cannot be — legitimate business.” The move is notable given that an internal EEAS review found last year that Israel had breached Article 2 of the EU-Israel Association Agreement through systematic violations of international law in Gaza. No sanctions followed. Belgian MEP Marc Botenga captured the contradiction: “Not for genocide. Not for war crimes. Not for occupation. Not for colonisation. Not for invasion. Not for torture. But for trading stolen grain, maybe.” EU sanctions require unanimity — a threshold that has repeatedly failed on Israel due to divisions among several member states.
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Marc Botenga MEP@BotengaM

Not for genocide. Not for war crimes. Not for occupation. Not for colonisation. Not for invasion. Not for torture. But for trading stolen grain, maybe.

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HOT SPOT
HOT SPOT@HotSpotHotSpot·
New bill would grant Americans who served the IDF and helped Israel commit a genocide the same benefits of a veteran who served the U.S. military Over 20,000 American traitors serve the state of Israel and now our government wants to reward them
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Michael Tracey
Michael Tracey@mtracey·
Why was he shirtless?
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Marwa Osman || مروة عثمان
A message from martyred journalist Amal Khalil... here is a translated transcript of her message: "We have now completed a full year covering the Israeli aggression on South Lebanon. For an entire year, I have been in the field, day after day, as a correspondent for Al-Akhbar newspaper. This year has been heavy... it has changed us, matured us. It taught us to hold even tighter to our principles, to our beliefs, to the choice of resistance, and to the conviction that resistance alone protects the land, that it alone stands firm against the Israeli enemy, nothing else does. To everyone who advised me to reduce my movement along the southern border, especially after the Israeli threats I received, my answer was this: our Hussaini faith and our southern, revolutionary upbringing have always taught us to say, "If only we had been with you." And the moment came for me to be with the people of the South the people of truth, who embody the cause of Karbala, who live its teachings. They stand in the face of a tyrant who kills, and in the face of oppression they remain steadfast, speaking the truth. Everything happening to the people of the South is simply because they dare to say "no." [*call for prayers*: "I bear witness that there is no god but Allah… I bear witness that there is no god but Allah."] My alignment with the people of the South, my presence among them since the July 2006 war, has always been the right choice. They have always lived up to that faith placed in them. And they will remain so, even after loss. They will grow stronger, more steadfast, and more committed to this unwavering compass, toward truth, and toward Palestine." ~Martyred Journalist Amal Khalil.
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