FrankUnderscore

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FrankUnderscore

FrankUnderscore

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Katılım Ağustos 2020
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Roshan Rai
Roshan Rai@RoshanKrRaii·
This is the most EPIC thing you will ever read 🔥😂👏 US Journalist 🇺🇸: Professor Marandi , You are a US citizen born in Richmond, Virginia. You are eligible to be elected US President. Professor Marandi 🇮🇷 : I am not… Journalist : Why not? Professor Marandi : Because my name is not in the Epstein Files 😭😭
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Pastor Ben
Pastor Ben@BenjaminPDixon·
Based on all available evidence, there is no doubt Iran would treat the American pilot one thousand times better than the US would treat an Iranian POW and 1 billion times better than the demonic Zionists would. Iran has shown itself to be the only honorable actors in this war.
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Joe Kent
Joe Kent@joekent16jan19·
Israel moved the red line & forced the war. POTUS’s original red line was no nuclear weapon for Iran. The Supreme Leader agreed & held a prohibition on a nuclear weapon since 2004. The disagreement & debate was on enrichment levels & monitoring. The Israelis convinced POTUS that zero enrichment was the red line, the Iranians disagreed, we took out their enrichment capability w/ Op Midnight Hammer, making enrichment a dead issue. Iran was back at the negotiating table afterwards, this was a major threat to Israel’s goal of regime change, so they forced our hand & attacked Iran, knowing Iran would then attack us, plunging us into the war.
Will Chamberlain@willchamberlain

@joekent16jan19 Bullshit, Joe. Steve Witkoff - the lead American negotiator - made clear the Iranians were intransigent and unwilling to make concessions. Are you calling him a liar?

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Seyed Mohammad Marandi
Seyed Mohammad Marandi@s_m_marandi·
Those who planned this, planned today's war against Iran.
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Jeremy MacKenzie 🍁
Jeremy MacKenzie 🍁@JeremyMacKenzi·
The Israeli army is garbage. Clowns with the latest, high speed tech and weapons are still clowns. The vids Hezbollah are flaunting demonstrate a next to non existent level of warfighting skill. Decades of shooting fleeing children doesn't build skills, it turns out.
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Zachary Foster
Zachary Foster@_ZachFoster·
A brief history of Greater Israel, 1949-1967. The project of Greater Israel has been in the making since Israel's establishment in 1948. The first major step towards Greater Israel was achieved during the 1948 War: Israel conquered ~78% of Palestine during the war, while the UN partition plan allotted only ~56% of Palestine to the Jewish State (while Jews were 33% of the population & owned 7% of the land). In fact, Israel tried to conquer much more of Palestine. The Israeli army tried and failed to take over Jerusalem, Latrun, Bab al-Wad and other areas of the West Bank. The Israeli army nearly conquered Sinai & the Gaza Strip in late December 1948, only held back by intense US and British pressure. tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.108… Then Deputy Prime Minister Yigal Alon:“I never forgave the Israeli government under Ben-Gurion for not letting us finish the job in ‘48-49, both militarily and politically.” archive.org/details/1967is… As Moshe Dayan put it in 1949, the “frontier of Israel should be on Jordan [River]... present boundaries [are] ridiculous from all points of view.” liberationnews.org/06-11-01-a-tur… The feeling among many in the highest echelons of power was that “we had not completed the job in the War of Independence.” The failure became known in Israeli folklore as the “weeping for generations.” muse.jhu.edu/pub/3/article/… Israel was unsatisfied with its borders after the war, and so it never declared them, insisting the armistice agreements resulted in armistice lines, not borders. In fact, Israel proposed taking over the Gaza Strip in 1949 and worked to empty the Strip of refugees in the early 1950s even while it was under Egyptian occupation. tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.108… and link.springer.com/article/10.100… As the Israeli government's Year Book put it in 1951, “only now have we reached the beginning of independence in a part of our small country," adding "to maintain the status quo will not do. We have set up a dynamic state bent upon ... expansion.” scholars.wlu.ca/cgi/viewconten… Israel’s lust for expansion was confirmed again in October 1956, when Israel invaded and occupied the Gaza Strip until March 1957, even seeking to empty the territory of its refugees, but were forced to withdraw due to intense US pressure. palestinenexus.com/articles/israe… All the while, Israel tested the limits of the armistice lines, asserting control up to and beyond the green line in Wadi Arab, the Syrian DMZs, the Lebanese border, the Latrun area, the Hebron hills and Gaza. And although Israel’s leaders, on average, believed the country could realize its national aims within its existing borders, most supported their expansion should an opportunity present itself. In 1962, Levi Eshkol was elected Prime Minister of Israel, and in 1963, and his deputy IDF chief of staff, soon-to-be chief of staff, Yitzhak Rabin, outlined to him the ideal boundaries of Israel: the Jordan River in the east, the Suez Canal in the south and west and the Litani River in the north. archive.org/details/196700… Plans were developed to occupy Jerusalem and the Latrun area, as well as the entire West Bank. There was a plan to conquer Qalqilyah town and destroy it. There was also a plan to carry out “a transfer” in Hebron to avenge the 1929 massacre. “The idea that the IDF might actively seek to expand Israel’s borders came up repeatedly during the mid-1960s,” As one Tom Segev put it. archive.org/details/196700… Meanwhile, tension had been simmering for years between Israel and its Arab neighbors. Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser escalated that tension in May 1967, after he received false information from the Soviets on an Israeli threat to Syria. He moved troops into the Sinai, demanded the withdrawal of UN forces from the region and closed the straits of Tiran to Israeli shipping (note: Israel later claimed a partial blockade of its territorial waters was a 'Casus belli,'). Israeli and US intelligence assessments agreed Israel would destroy the combined Arab armies with ease even if Egypt attacked first. But to Israeli leaders, this was not a crisis, it was an opportunity. The feeling among Israel’s military leadership was that Israel had but a narrow window to act and that Israel had better not miss the opportunity (sound familiar?). Israel could transform the balance of power in the region and renew its deterrence capacity if it acted first in what had emerged as a core Israeli military doctrine: preemptive action. archive.org/details/196700… After the war, Israel’s apologists contrived a false narrative that Israel faced an existential threat, and had to act first. Yet, the Israeli leaders who made the decision to go to war in June 1967 never believed Israel faced existential danger. In fact, the thought never even crossed their minds! The threat was contrived after the fact to justify what they described as a war of choice, and Menachem Begin, Yitzhak Rabin, Haim Bar-Lev, Ezer Weizman, Mordechai Bentov and Matityahu Peled all said as much @mehdirhasan theintercept.com/2017/06/05/a-5… and zeteo.com/p/debunked-bil… And so, on 5 June 1967, Israel launched a surprise attack on Egypt. They invaded the Jordanian occupied West Bank and Syrian held Golan Heights. Within six days, Israel conquered the Sinai Peninsula, Gaza, the West Bank and the Golan Heights. It was a stunning military victory that would turn into a strategic nightmare, the longest military occupation in modern history. For more content like this, subscribe to my newsletter: PalestineNexus.com
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Tim McCullagh
Tim McCullagh@timonther6·
A downed US pilot has attracted more media attention than more than 100 schoolgirls massacred by a US Pilot in Iran. This is the media machine that wants to narrate the truth. Journalism is beat down by paymasters of a certain persuasion of values.
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Roshan M Salih
Roshan M Salih@RmSalih·
The US army should arrest Trump and Hegseth who should be tried for treason (putting US soldiers in harm's way on behalf of a foreign state, Israel).
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Parody Jeff
Parody Jeff@Parodyjeffx·
Imagine this. You’re a Palestinian running a small shop in the West Bank. Then they arrive: Israeli settlers, masked, storm in and destroy everything. If you dare to resist,you’re taken by the IDF and your life is finished.
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hypergraphing
hypergraphing@hypergraphing·
@babumoshoy I'm glad I'm not average then 😁 x.com/hypergraphing/…
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Last night, on a whim, I read the constitution of Iran, and what I found pleasantly surprised me. Despite the media's vivid imagery of a despotic theocracy, I found its constitution quite progressive and forward-thinking in many ways, and it is quite democratic. Especially when it comes to managing the economy for the benefit of all and condemning usury and private monopolies with an aim of unleashing the creative potential of every citizen and facilitating their "journey towards God". The foundation of their system, of course, is their commitment to Islamic law and a belief in ordered liberty based on those principles. And it's precisely the presence of a clear moral authority for governance that made European monarchies united with the Church so successful. And it's exactly this lack that I notice in our politics in the US today. On paper, the separation of church and state sounds like a good idea, especially for a nation of Protestants that is ethnically homogenous and can generally agree on right and wrong. But the Achilles' heel of not having a central moral authority to influence the law is that society can quickly degenerate when a tiny minority argues for more "freedom". Freedom in the limit is not liberty but the tyranny of the individual over the whole. It's the freedom of the billionaire to legally bribe a politician and to get rich while your employees are on food stamps. I was also surprised to see that Iran specifically protects the rights of Christians, Jews, and Zoroastrians to practice their religion, and they even have a clause in their constitution that makes it illegal to question anyone about their beliefs! So it's not complete religious freedom to practice in any way you wish, but it is quite permissive towards the long-existing religions in their country. I'm sure the people in Frisco, TX, would have loved to block the giant temple and statue of Hanuman on the grounds that it violated Christian jurisprudence! There's no way that any Hindu temple will ever be built in Iran! Then today, there was this letter from the President of Iran to the American people, and I must say it was way more Presidential than anything Trump has ever written or uttered. I think it was written in good faith and describes their view of the conflict quite well, as a conflict between governments, not between peoples. So all in all, I continue to be quite surprised at what I learn about Iran, and if I had to guess, I think all the propaganda about Iran comes from the same clique of satanic pedophiles who run our government, who want us to hate people we don't even understand, so they can further their aims of global domination. As always, keep going to primary sources, and think for yourself, and you will be pleasantly surprised at what you learn. The more we do that, the less we will be taken in by the schemes of evil men, and hopefully, peace will prevail.

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AIPAC Tracking FreddyG
AIPAC Tracking FreddyG@OrangeFreddyG·
The idea of a “crime against humanity” is that wherever a genocide is occurring it is a crime against all of us. So yes Palestine is the center of the fucking universe until the masters of the universe stop arming a genocide of it.
Shut Up Tankie@stfuregressives

@OrangeFreddyG Palestine is not the center of the fucking universe.

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Seyed Mohammad Marandi
Seyed Mohammad Marandi@s_m_marandi·
آنهایی که در فضای مجازی و رسانه‌های خارجی امکان دفاع از کشور و مظلوم را در این مدت داشتند، ولی عملاً سکوت اختیار کردند، فرصت تاریخی را از دست دادند.
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Chris 𝕏
Chris 𝕏@Chris__X__·
We are living in a time where evil is fully exposed and people still refuse to see it.
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Shogun
Shogun@Crypto_shogun23·
Our bravest tactical units on the ground get slaughtered because Iran isn’t afghanis living in caves -> calls for all out war -> protests as people refuse to send their children to die for Israel -> draft -> all hell breaks loose. That is worst case scenario. I pray our troops are pulled out the Middle East asap and not one more dollar or drop of American blood is shed for a foreign nation that treats us as cattle.
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Uncensored.AI
Uncensored.AI@GoUncensored·
We're losing a war to Iran, oil is expected hit $150 a barrel soon, our President is an 80 year old cryptojew, and our Secretary of Defense is a former Fox News Host alcoholic with crusade and Islamic antichrist tattoos that just canned a 4 star General for knowing a ground invasion will result in massive loss of American life who has his leadership telling our troops they're kicking off the end of the world.
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Furkan Gözükara
Furkan Gözükara@FurkanGozukara·
Terrifying revelation. A prominent British journalist concludes that Israel's cruel closures and economic strangulation are a deliberate attempt to drive Christians completely out of Jerusalem and Palestine. It is a systematic ethnic cleansing of the Holy Land.
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William Peynsaert
William Peynsaert@PeynsaertBill·
Remember the girl with her jaw torn off It’s come to this. Her chin is blown off. Half her face is swinging around like a bloody pork chop. A pretty girl, painstakingly fed, nurtured and cared for by diligent, loving parents in the far from optimal living conditions of Gaza. Her innocent visage turned to mush because she and millions like her have been dehumanized by Israel and the US, faithfully aided by the western media and lots of boring depictions of brown terrorists in Hollywood movies with the most rudimentary story archs. Excruciating pain. Despair and fatigue in her eyes. In the background other injured are lying on the floor. Pandemonium. The doctors make a numb impression, their human instincts made blunt by the sight of too many unspeakable horrors. Well, panic or shock on their part won’t do this victim of Israeli aggression any good anyway. Surely they know there is not a single facility in all of Gaza equipped to reconstruct the facial features of this little princess. We sit here and watch, our skin crawling, our stomach twisting, our raging cortisol levels shortening the time we have left on this planet somewhat. We sit here, powerless, with leaders who will do nothing to put a stop to this revolting case of mass child abuse, no matter who we vote for. Except for some hollow phrases and some tentative moves to say that maybe, just maybe, Israel has potentially crossed some kind of line. One wouldn’t want to lose powerful connections and lavish donations over this little side show. It’s summer and all, let’s not have some savages ruin the holidays. And if you use every smidge of creativity you can summon you can really almost convince yourself that there is nothing in the world that you could do to help anyway. And let’s definitely not get original and suggest Israel did have a choice in this and did not have to launch this orgy of revenge and could for starters have created real safe havens for the civilians before it, supposedly, went after Hamas, because, on October 7th, it’s ridiculously overfunded military was either caught with its pants down or is led by people who wanted a a catastrophe to happen in order to have a pretext for genocide, the Israeli playbook since at least 1947. The last fig leaf covering up western indifference, lethargy, empty hedonism seeking, anxiety inducing individualism and insatiable thirst for more ego boosts and callous capital lust of its elites is dwindling to the floor along with this girl’s cheek. As a parent following this Israeli onslaught over the months you can no longer look at your own kids without imagining them in similar circumstances, searching your mind for the frantic steps you would take to somehow ease their suffering. Then there are still the emotionally stunted, intellectually underdeveloped closet case sadists who want to preemtively torpedo any empathy any sane individual feels for this brutally battered child because of things they have only the flimsiest, cartoonish notions of, things they have never devoted any serious study to, simplistic buzz words employed so they can keep their front row seat in the Israeli made colosseum, enjoying the gore for highly personal reasons only years of psychotherapy could perhaps make them see. Words like Hamas, terrorism and historically refuted claims that Israel wants nothing but peace. If you have, over the last few months, found people who, like you, empathize with these innocents, treasure them, root for them, communicate with them, encourage them, support each other, make friends. If any good is to come out of one of the worst crimes against humanity ever organized, let it, for example, be the unification of all good people against evil. Thanks to anyone who was unaffected by the lame gaslighting tactics to do the right thing and say: not in my name. I hope from the bottom of my aching heart this girl will recover and bring to this world what Israel wants to prevent most: happy children and grandchildren. Have a blessed day.
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