Still makes sense. To be fair, Illini is all good on domestic policy. It’s absolutely wild how lost in the sauce he is on foreign policy (i.e. browns in the Middle East don’t have a right to exist).
I feel like if our barometer for intelligence is not having stupid relatives, we will all be in trouble.
Glad dee, the guy whose profile pic is a child wearing a terrorist uniform could justify the public lynching and desecration of two people’s corpses.
Hamas executed two Palestinians and thus the Palestinian people haven't been subjected to decades of apartheid and aren't the subject of an ongoing ethnic cleansing project. Got it.
i wonder what his thoughts are on the over 2000 Palestinians being held in detention without charges while being beaten, tortured and humiliated by the apartheid state he loves so much? https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/n...an-detainees-amid-spike-in-arbitrary-arrests/
more detail: https://www.cnn.com/2023/11/26/us/palestinian-students-shot-burlington-vermont/index.html Three Palestinian college students were shot in Burlington, Vermont, on Saturday evening, prompting calls from civil rights organizations and the victims’ families for authorities to look into possible bias by the attacker. The 20-year-old men are all receiving medical care, according to a Sunday news release from the Burlington Police Department. “Two are stable, while one has sustained much more serious injuries.” The students were walking on Prospect Street while visiting a relative in Burlington for the Thanksgiving holiday when “they were confronted by a white man with a handgun,” says the release. “Without speaking, he discharged at least four rounds from the pistol and is believed to have fled on foot,” police said. Police said that two of the victims are US citizens and one is a legal resident. Two of the three students were wearing keffiyehs, traditional Palestinian scarves, according to the police department. Two were shot in the torso and one in the “lower extremities.”
you probably don’t want to debate about what happens to people in detention. In his next meeting with relatives, on March 1, Mr. Ishtiwi told his brother Hussam that he had been tortured since his fourth day in detention. Six weeks later, when his wives visited, they sneaked out a note, of which Human Rights Watch shared a photograph. “They nearly killed me,” it says. “I confessed to things I have never done in my life By June 7, when Samia visited her brother at a Qassam base near Gaza City’s used car market, Mr. Ishtiwi “looked destroyed,” she recalled. “I asked, ‘Why are you crying, brother?’ ” she said. “And he said, ‘I have been wronged, wronged.’ ” Relatives said Mr. Ishtiwi had told them he had been suspended from a ceiling for hours on end, for days in a row. He was whipped, and guards blasted loud music into his cell, banishing sleep. Samia said he had raised his trouser leg to show her that he had carved the word “zulum” into his skin with a nail, as a message in case he was killed. This could not be confirmed. https://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/02/...mmander-mahmoud-ishtiwi-killed-palestine.html spoiler alert, he was then executed
Guy whose response to thousands of civilian deaths was “welcome to war,” now posts this? I assume you’re mad that Israel bombs couldn’t get them first.
https://www.reuters.com/world/middl...-cause-deadly-gaza-hospital-blast-2023-11-26/ oh wow, can’t believe it
Is Human Rights Watch an authoritative source for you? If so, I've got some bad news: https://www.hrw.org/news/2023/11/14/gaza-unlawful-israeli-hospital-strikes-worsen-health-crisis
"HRW said reports of 471 dead and 342 injured "displays an unusually high killed-to-injured ratio" and appeared to be "out of proportion" with the damage visible on the site." Feels like something you shouldn't guess about and that reads like a guess
After all the (justifiable) outrage over the Russians shooting down a civilian airliner in Ukraine, I wonder how the western media and governments would react to Israel blowing up a civilian airliner in Syria. Spoiler *I don't actually wonder, I know exactly how that scenario would play out...
"Non-native, invasive, and expansionist" kinda sounds like the other side of this particular conflict