
Jorginho
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Jorginho
@misuta_jay
Member of BAG Shalom and the Worker's Union ver.di - Junior Software Developer - Bavarian, German, English, Japanese (still learning)


i say we let the japanese and the germans cook






Wikipedia is dead! An editor called Iskandar323 (Wikipedia username), who was the leader of the "Gang of 40", a group of editors, has just been banned. Wikipedia's Arbitration Committee site-banned him after an investigation showed the group coordinated over ONE MILLION EDITS shaping pro-Hamas narratives on articles about Hamas, Iran, Zionism, and the Middle East conflict. Too little, too late! It doesn't matter how much they'll try to "fix" it, it will stay unfixable as the rot has infested every once healthy tissue! Euthanize it! Google should immediately remove the "first result on the first page" bias they started 2 decades ago. AI companies should immediately downgrade Wikipedia's ranking in training models And we should all simply avoid entering that site from now on!





A history lesson for every anti Semite out there. Many people use the name “Palestine” as if it always referred to an ancient nation or a specific people. The historical story is actually different. The word “Palestine” was originally a geographic name used by empires to describe a region in the Middle East, not the name of a nation or ethnic group. After the Bar Kokhba revolt in 135 CE, the Roman emperor Hadrian changed the name of the province of Judea to Syria Palaestina. Historians generally agree that the change was intended to weaken the Jewish connection to the land. The name itself was derived from the Philistines, an ancient people who lived mainly along the coastal area around what is today Gaza. For many centuries after that, under the Byzantine Empire, early Islamic rule, the Ottoman Empire, and later the British, “Palestine” remained mainly a geographic term for the region. There was no independent state called Palestine during those periods. During the time of the British Mandate in the early twentieth century, the term “Palestinian” was used for anyone living in the territory, including Jews, Christians, and Muslims. For example, Jewish institutions sometimes used the name as well, and passports issued by the British authorities were called Palestine passports. The modern political use of the term Palestinian people as a distinct national identity developed mainly during the twentieth century. The history of the Middle East is complex, but understanding how the name “Palestine” was used over time helps explain why the discussion about identity and history in this region is still debated today.


Die Linke könnte Vorreiter im bekämpfen vom verbreitesten Antisemitismus in Deutschland sein, dem Zionismus. Stattdessen versucht man den bürgerlichen Medien zu gefallen. Wer sich fragt warum es keinen Wiederstand in NS-Deutschland gab muss sich nur die Linke anschauen.



Man muss nur den ersten Satz Wiki lesen: Zionismus bedeutet jüdischer Nationalismus in Palästina durch Kolonisierung. Warum belügen Sie Ihre 180k Follower und behaupten, Zionismus bedeute "jüdische Selbstbestimmung"?





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bin so stolz auf Gen Z, alle hassen israel 🥹














