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i’m trying to be away from social media because studies are driving me crazy but inter content never fails to make me laugh. these mfs are literally celebrating FOR A MONTH. since April 22nd they had:

- a party post derby della Madonnina (that was special, because they established their victory over the enemies at their home)

- winners’ parade in Milan (8 hours! my baby benji had never seen such a thing. also special because his parents were there) + more parties

- ambrogino d’oro awarded to them

- award ceremony in San Siro (the trophy + medals + Ligabue and Tananai singing etc)

- celebratory watches (+ cakes, etc)

- celebratory dinner @ Castello Sforzesco

- rings????? ofc marcus, çalha and arnautovic were behind this lmao inzaghi’s reaction seeing the cringe ring is soo funny. and benji’s one will stay in that box, my boy’s too classy for that

comunque ragazzə sto recuperando contenuti sull'inter di questi giorni mamma mia non ho tempo per ora tra i casini anyway ma quegli anelli un po' pacchiani commissionati dai trashoni per il resto della banda io mi sento male ho visto la faccia un po' sconvolta di benji e mkhi purtroppo non credo glieli vedremo mai addosso

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I want his gender

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polyglot king yes

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In his seminal The Wretched of the Earth, Frantz Fanon could be writing about Gaza when he said: “In all armed struggles, there exists what we might call the point of no return. Almost always it is marked off by a huge and all-inclusive repression which engulfs all sectors of the colonial people.” In Israel, Gaza and the West Bank, that point has arrived. From Gaza to the Red Sea, on all fronts the West is now unmasked as a lawless killing machine in terror of losing control. Genocide, starvation and war, defended with Olympic-level diplomatic double-speak, are its only answers to the fact that the Global South, and the nations of the Middle East (if not their leaders) no longer wish to live under US hegemony. Jean-Paul Sartre, in his preface to Fanon's work, wrote of western colonialism: “Our Machiavellianism has little purchase on this wide-awake world that has run our falsehoods to earth one after the other. The settler has only recourse to one thing: brute force… the native has only one choice, between servitude and supremacy.” Fanon was a revolutionary thinker and a practising psychiatrist of colonial racism and its psychic impact on the colonised, and the coloniser. He and Sartre were writing about France’s imminent defeat in Algeria after seven years of brutal war. [...] Western powers are involved in conflicts thousands of miles from home, as they were in Fanon's time in Algeria, Congo and Indochina. Today the western political class has united behind Ukraine and Israel, but for millions of people it is no longer clear that the wars are worth fighting.  As Yemen’s spokesman, Mohammed al-Bukhaiti, put it: “The war today is between Yemen which is struggling to stop the crimes of genocide, and the American and British coalition [who] support its perpetrators. Every party or individual in this world has two choices that have no thirds… who do you stand with as you watch these crimes?” Fanon, writing 63 years ago, agrees: “The colonial world is a Manichaean world… at times this Manichaeism goes to its logical conclusion and dehumanises the native, or to speak plainly, it turns him into an animal. The native is declared insensible to ethics; he represents not only the absence of values, but the negation of values… he is the enemy of values, and in this sense he is the absolute evil. “The native knows all this, and laughs to himself every time he spots an allusion to the animal world in the other’s words. For he knows he is not an animal, and it is precisely at the moment he realises his humanity that he begins to sharpen the weapons with which he will secure victory.”

. . . full article on MEE (1 Feb 2024)

You can also find a free copy of Fanon's The Wretched of the Earth on the Internet Archive (available as a PDF, EPUB etc.)

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so glad that this man brought my attention to this team, italian football is so interesting. love you benji love you inter milan

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Mahmoud Faroukh, a civilian in the ruins of his house, Gaza, November 2023- read by Swann Arlaud, actor.

Source:voicesforgza ig

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god please take all my suffering and give it to memphis depay

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Benjamin Pavard of France during the International friendly match between France and Germany at Groupama Stadium on March 23, 2024 in Lyon, France.(Photo by Anthony Dibon/Icon Sport via Getty Images)

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France's forward #10 Kylian Mbappe gestures during the friendly football match between France and Germany, at the Groupama Stadium in Decines-Charpieu, near Lyon, on March 23, 2024. (Photo by Olivier CHASSIGNOLE / AFP)

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PETIT PAYSAN 2017 — dir. Hubert Charuel

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Benjamin Pavard during the training session of France team at Centre National du Football on March 20, 2024 in Clairefontaine, France. (Photo by Anthony Bibard/FEP/Icon Sport via Getty Images)

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just saw this….do I have to subscribe to the edf channel yarbi