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It's quite aggravating to see people wonder how we got here. I've been watching since the start.
It is definitely aggravating. We always say that no one will be able to claim they didn't know, but the same applies to the time being as this genocide continues to unfold. It's especially disgusting when outlets like the CNN do it. They published an article yesterday with the headline "Palestinians are starving or being killed while seeking aid. How did we get here?" as if they didn't manufacture consent for this annihilation campaign for the past 21 months and have not been directly complicit in prolonging it. It's a despicable deflection method at best.
#that post on here that was like 'we still don't understand why and how the iraq war happened'... are you sure? are you sure??#i was very young during the iraq war so i don't have direct memories but. god. discovering there were comedy sketches about it all the time#like it was the most recent joke to laugh about.#that there were many vaguely 'sweet' sentiments like 'make love not war!!' while not really putting necks on the line to make it so.#it makes my heart ache. it's pain and loss beyond comprehension. and to the people who benefit from it it's just 'well. anyway!'
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ghazzah has no food. this is the most important thing you can say today. the israeli occupation has gotten away with starving 1.8 million+ ppl for long enough to where tht ppl are dying everyday from it now.
protests are no longer effective. there must be a loud, consistent, and coordinated response to the continued policy of collective punishment. because 85% of Gazzans are malnourished. these people will die if we don’t take real action NOW.
what is also important is to keep assisting palestinians in gaza via donating to their campaign. the $ is still used in various ways whether that be for sourcing scarce medical supplies, water, future evacuation, etc. support @blackeagleplog’s, my dear friend mohammed who’s become his family’s sole provider at 23 years old, campaign here. he’s been severely weakened by hunger & told me today he’s only ate lentils once.
how many times did you eat today?
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ziad rahbani :(
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Ticket for my accident last month came out to 799 dollars. And 50 cents. Because of someone speeding in my blind spot and us having mirrored impact damage
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Im just so frustrated bc it doesnt seem fair that your skills can degrade over time. i LEARNED IT😭
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Beautiful morning 🌻
Cairo, Egypt 🌿🕊️
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There is no food in Gaza.
Mahmoud @ma7moudgaza2 and his family are starving. He told me some flour came through the border this morning, but hardly enough for all the people who need to eat, and the price is exorbitantly high. Please donate to his GoFundMe campaign and continue sharing it!!!
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Donations to the campaign will allow me to buy food. How incredible that we will be able to buy flour today because of the donations that we have received.
Thanks to your donations to Amal's campaign, she was able to buy flour to feed her family in the midst of the Israeli-engineered famine in Gaza.
Remember that any amount helps, because every amount is a source of hope. Prices of food are extremely high due to the scarcity, so please keep sharing and donating. Thank you again ❤️
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you mother get up, get in the down with the cis bus
you fucker get up, get in the down with the cis bus
madness is the gift that has been given to me
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If you found out someone was trapping small children in a confined space and then intentionally starving them to death, what words would you use to describe that person?
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i was... looking for the snapcube bit...
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don't reblog from zionists. i don't care what it is. i don't care if they're talking about a serious issue or if they're making a shitpost. stop reblogging from zionists. stop sharing their content. stop giving them platforms, even if you're arguing against them or agree with one of their other opinions. just block and move on.
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Georges Ibrahim Abdallah is free and one thing I can say hearing his speech now that he is back in Lebanon, is that despite keeping him for 41 years as a political prisoner, France did not break him at all. His first words to the press were for Palestine and Palestinians and a call to resist to colonialism and imperialism.
He was supposed to arrive in Lebanon tomorrow but France put him in a plane earlier hoping that he wouldn’t get a welcoming protest.
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