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@Xx17965797N Where did he get those statistics from. If they could measure it then they could prosecute the users.

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@TziporahMalkah @TheAliceSmith How long has Islams hatred of Jews been around

"Islamophobia" has been around longer than that but wasn't an organic, long-standing clinical term It had a few obscure early 20th-century uses (French "islamophobie" around 1910–1918, English in 1923), but it was basically dormant- just like the rare early-1900s "homophobia" meaning "fear of men" (mostly applied to women & it never caught on) Then, in the 1990s, "Islamophobia" was deliberately revived & weaponised in a linguistically similar way to how George Weinberg's "homophobia" was rolled out in the late 1960s* TLDR: It's not about actual clinical fear in most cases. It's about linguistic judo: whoever controls the "-phobia" label controls the Overton window. Criticism of Islam = irrational hate. (Also, criticism of certain trans activism = irrational hate) NB: these terms started (or were revived) with some basis but became blunt instruments (with "homophobia" being less existentially threatening to eg religious critics) "Homophobia" helped end unjust laws "Islamophobia" too often protects unjust ideas The "phobia" framing works best when the target is weak & non-threatening; it grates when applied to a belief system with global power & expansionist history *The rare early-20th-century sense of "homophobia" (fear/aversion to men, mostly applied to women) never gained real traction. It stayed obscure, appearing in a handful of newspaper & medical articles, & faded away Meanwhile, the 1969+ version- focused on prejudice against homosexuality, emerging from (predominantly male) gay activist circles & quickly amplified by media, academia, & the broader LGB (now with the additional TQ+) rights movement- became extremely widespread within a few years

I was today years old when I learned that the term “Islamophobia” was developed in the 1990s by the Muslim Brotherhood and organisations close to them. Why? To copy the term “homophobia” so that criticism of Islamic ideology was stifled and silenced.

@Rustum_0 No, Major-General Charles George Gordon ("Chinese Gordon") was not a Muslim. He was a devout, evangelical Christian who was widely regarded in Britain as a "Christian hero" and martyr

Bollywood is so anti-Muslim that in the patriotic movie “Mangal Pandey” (2005), they purposefully suppressed this fact. Major Gordon who fought alongside Indians against British, was a Muslim. Not just him, but hundreds of British had converted to Islam & adopted Hindustani (Urduvi) Muslim culture and fought with their Indian Muslim religious brethren against British in the name of Emperor.

@BrownMog007 @thecontextaus Please dont give them ideas

@thecontextaus Oh FFS another DEI hire. What’s next? A trans put second in command? Seriously Fk this government off!

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced Lieutenant General Susan Coyle AM CSC DSM will be appointed the new Chief of Army. Coyle is currently Chief of Joint Capabilities. She enlisted in the Army Reserves in 1987 and later graduated from Duntroon in 1992. Her roles have included head of information warfare, Commander Forces Command, Commander Joint Task Force 633, Commander 6 Brigade, Commander Task Force Afghanistan, and Commanding Officer 17 Signal Regiment. Coyle will be the first woman in Australia’s history to command the Army, and the first woman to command a service. Defence Minister Richard Marles said she has commanded at every rank she has held and was the standout candidate to succeed General Stuart. He said her recent work has come during a period of expanding and changing capability. Coyle’s appointment is framed by the government as a historic milestone for the Australian Defence Force. Marles said it would be significant for women currently serving, and for women considering service.

@NoticerNews the average IQ of around 68 for sub-Saharan African. They start of not been very intelligent.

Advertisement on a bus shelter in Adelaide. Carers SA is a state and federal government-funded organisation that gives free services and support to carers.

There is now talk of military conscription in Australia. Let's be brutally frank, I have no interest in being drafted or seeing my sons be drafted to fight a foreign war on behalf of an Australian government I do not respect. One that clearly loves to tax but doesn't care.

@BenMcCormickPV @cirnosad Nope if Israel uses nukes will activate Samson protocal

@cirnosad Iran already has nukes, so does Israel. They both Nuke each other. Iran is much bigger geographically.

@Larry5085287107 @Girlpatriot1974 Peaceful unless it involves a temple on the Thai-Cambodian border

@Girlpatriot1974 Thailand is a beautiful country, a peaceful country. The people are peaceful and very graceful and very intelligent. I’ve been there many times and it’s slowly as are the people.

Thailand's King Maha Vajiralongkorn and Queen Suthida personally pilot their own aircraft on official trips—something extremely rare among world leaders. Both are qualified pilots: The King is a trained military and commercial pilot from his time in the Royal Thai Army, certified on fighter jets (like F-5 and F-16) and large jets including the Boeing 737. He has thousands of flight hours. The Queen holds a commercial pilot license, with prior experience as a flight attendant for Thai Airways before her military service.

@HustleBitch_ That was the purpose of Covid. To train you to stay home and live in your 15 minute city. It worked

🚨 WOMAN ASKS THE INTERNET: “WHY DOES NOBODY WANT TO LEAVE THE HOUSE ANYMORE?” — AND THE FLOODGATES BURST OPEN A mom posted a video asking something that’s been bothering her. Why does nobody want to go out anymore? Not for work. Not for fun. Not even for simple things. She says unless it’s a trip somewhere, she just doesn’t feel like leaving the house at all. Then the floodgates opened. People started admitting they feel the exact same way. Some of the replies: • “It costs $100 every time I leave the house.” • “I’d rather stay home than deal with people.” • “COVID turned me into a permanent homebody.” • “Nothing outside feels worth the effort anymore.” What started as one simple question suddenly turned into thousands of people realizing they aren’t the only ones feeling this way. Be honest… do you actually enjoy leaving the house anymore?

@JulesBywaterLee @adlrope @BenPicton1 Abiogenic petroleum origin

@shanebronson1 @adlrope @BenPicton1 magic theories?

How bad might this get? Some figures from Australia 🧵: In late 1973 when the Yom Kippur war and oil shocks began, Australia was approx 70% self sufficient in crude and had 8 refineries servicing a population of 13.3m. It was 100% self sufficient in refined products.

@adlrope @BenPicton1 Thats the theory. But there are other theories as well

@BenPicton1 You do realise that oil is a finite resource right? Where's all that oil? ga.gov.au/aecr2024/oi "limited identified conventional oil resources which are being depleted at a faster rate than they are being replaced." Do reactionaries ever actually think things through?

@newscomauHQ "wasn’t sure what was “happening in their brain to get them to that position”" So once again a resident of Canberra doesnt understand Australians. Reminds me of the voice referendum. ACT people live in an alternative reality

An academic has been slammed for his reaction to growing anti-immigration sentiment among voters as One Nation surges. Full story: bit.ly/40ImE4C

@SkyNewsAust How about investigate the government fuel tax and the effect it has on the economy

The NRMA has urged the national consumer watchdog to investigate petrol stations allegedly taking advantage of inflating fuel prices amid the conflict in the Middle East. skynews.com.au/business/marke…

@newscomauHQ It was part ransom and part sending a message to the parents

The smartest ship in the gulf. Heading overland!

@SkyNewsAust Its only the heretical Shia ones I assume

Australian Mosques have mourned Iran’s brutal leader Ali Khamenei as a “martyr” and have advertised events to pay respect to the slain despotic Ayatollah. skynews.com.au/australia-news…

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Hamish says, “Morning, what did you get to share?”

@pwafork They were on NDIS

If they've been living in detention camps, how did the ISIS terror ladies find the cash to pay Australia's extortionate passport renewal fees?

@lowlandsapien Looks like Namibia, a german colony in Africa

Im a lot more sympathetic to Aboriginal place names than my mutuals - I'd be happy if they were recorded as a point of curiosity and knowledge rather than being defacto name changes completely on signs and ABC weather reports etc. Interesting how its presented though today, when we have changed names before and the stated purpose was to erase the history of the originals. They even changed older German names given by Matthew Flinders that had nothing to do with settlement. We changed the name of baked goods and pubs to get rid of the memory.

@clareanneath Women in the past pushed the baby out and were back at work in the fields in a short time

Women grow an entire human being for nine months, push it out of their body, and then are expected to be back in the office in 6-8 weeks and see the baby for a handful of hours a day. We’ve genuinely normalized this. It doesn’t register as insane until you say it out loud.