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The Peril of Supporting the Taliban: A Message from Count Berxcribble 'Patron of Earthâ
The Peril of Supporting the Taliban: A Message from Count Berxcribble 'Patron of Earthâ. #AfghanistanInPeril #StopSupportingTaliban #JusticeForAfghanistan #MotivationForChange #InspirationForAfghanPeople #WisdomForABetterFuture #OracleOfPeace #Imajica
The Peril of Supporting the Taliban: A Message from Count Berxcribble âPatron of Earthâ OneWorld: Count Berxcribble âPatron of Earthâ, âFamiliar, Destroyerâ â Oracle: Andrew Rogers. âThe message served to the Afghanistan People from the world indicates great peril for the future of the Afghanistan People and the World if the Taliban is continued to be supported, it was an indication to removeâŠ
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Defending the Afghan People: The Morrigan's Insight
Defending the Afghan People: The Morrigan's Insight. #SuperbActions #AndrewRogers #SecureTheRights #DefendAfghanPeople #TalibanSupporters #CelticGoddess #AfghanJustice #MotivationInspiration #OracleJustice #ImajicaAgency #TheMorrigan #Morrigan #Celtic
Defending the Afghan People: The Morriganâs Insight The Celtic Society: The Morrigan âThe Phantom Queen, Destroyerâ â Oracle: Andrew Rogers. âSuperb is the actions of and from Andrew Rogers to secure the rights and defend the Afghan people against the Taliban and the Supporters and those of who placed the Taliban in position of authority in Afghanistan which has serious threat implicationsâŠ
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I've been meaning to write this down for some time because there are some fundamental errors that people keep making in crowdfunding/sales that shoot their campaigns in the foot. So here's a list of easy principles.
Who am I and why should you listen to me? I am a freelance chaos marketer who has raised well over $100,000 when totaling up various crowdfunding campaigns, mostly for aid to Afghanistan. In addition I've managed to successfully market everything from stuffed plush koalas to hydration salts. Why am I putting this out here for free? Because despite a years long track record of success in social media marketing no one will hire me because I don't have a college degree, so I might as well help people out who can't afford to hire full time marketing.Â
If you'd like to hire me to help you evaluate your marketing and sales and teach you better skills on a 1 to 1 basis then hit me up, I am often willing to barter, esp with artists in a variety of mediums!Â
Anyway on to HOW TO CONVINCE PEOPLE TO GIVE YOU MONEY:
TL;DR: use positive messaging that humanizes everyone involved and make it as easy as possible for people to give you money.
1. Shame and guilt are demotivators. They will not inspire people to give you money. âWhy aren't people helpingâ âI guess people don't careâ âThis isn't getting enough shares/donationsâ etc etc. Online fundraising is often frustrating, heartbreaking, and will make you angry, especially when there's a humanitarian crisis involved. It is critical that if you are raising funds for someone else that you have a place to vent that is not the audience you would like to donate to the cause.Â
2. Use motivating messages instead! âYou can help!â âEven a small donation is important because it tells Recipient they're not alone, and people careâ âWe can't fix the whole world, but we can make this one thing right, and that means somethingâ. Emphasize that this is a problem that the reader can help fix with even a small effort. With items for sale, tell a story. "I drew this thinking about how safe I always felt under a tree in my childhood backyard". "I chose the colors in this shawl to remind me of sagebrush and piñon pine in my favorite place."
3. Make it easy for people to give you money. Never talk about your product or cause without a link that leads directly to where people can give you money. They should be able to click one link on your post and land at the fundraiser or your shop. Every required click is going to lose people, so minimize the number of them required. This also means if you have a list of fundraisers for people to choose from the ones at the bottom will be neglected - people will hit the ones at the top. Be sure to take those off when they're met or periodically shuffle the list around to make sure everyone gets a chance to be in the first 5 spots. In online stores people will often only look at the first page or two of items so be sure to shuffle things around and remove out of stock items that are taking up prime real estate.
4. Humanize the recipient - this can be tricksy when raising charitable aid because you don't want to be exploitative. But to use my last Afghan campaign as an example, âWe need to raise $500 for an Afghan familyâ is less effective than âThis Afghan family's home was damaged in heavy rains that caused extensive flooding. They only need $500 to repair and rebuild so they can stay in their home and not become displaced.â If possible, tell as much of the recipient's story as they consent to. Eg âFred is seven and loves dinosaurs. His favorite is brontosaurus, and he carries a stuffed one with him everywhere. He wants to be a paleontologist when he grows up and discover a complete brontosaurus skeleton that he can give the same name as his stuffed friend. Unfortunately he's also a trans boy living in Texas and his family needs $1500 to rent a Uhaul and get to Colorado so he can grow up in safety and do that.â
5. If you're not the recipient, humanize yourself while you're at it! âI'd be really grateful if you all could share or donateâ âThis fundraiser really means a lot to me becauseâŠâ âThank you so much for any help, whether sharing or donatingâÂ
6. Treat the audience like humans. Speak to them like they are people you're having a conversation with, not ATMs. This ultimately is the goal of not using shame/guilt and humanizing yourself and the recipient.Â
7. Set low goals and bump them up when met. One of the weird things about people is they prefer to give to successful fundraisers. Yeah I don't know either. So you're more likely to get the full amount you need if you set a partial goal initially and then raise it when that's met. Raise it in small increments and raise it repeatedly as those goals are hit to keep momentum going. You can't always control this so if you're boosting someone else's fundraiser you can do it artificially via asks like âHey y'all can we get together and put $500 on this?â
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Posting the final product one more time because Iâm so proud of it! Taught myself crochet this summer with YouTube, then spent all of this fall making Persian Tiles during my down time at work (thereâs a lot). Sized it up from an afghan to a queen size because 1) go big or go home 2) worsted weight acrylic yarn is dead cheap. Learned a lot! Also talked to so many people who saw me working on it and told me their own stories about crochet- old projects of their own that fell to the wayside, the blanket their grandma made. I got inspired to make this after I saw the pattern online, then spotted a finished one at the fair in the crafts barn. Felt like full circle when someone else told me they felt inspired to pick the craft back up!
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they're so fucking close
Reading antizionist Jewish stuff you see a lot of 'plus, zionism + israel puts Jews in danger!' Usually the implication is by progressives.
Ok, but why?
WHY?
Do the actions of [China/North Korea/Iran/Saudi Arabia/the Taliban/Myanmar/Uganda [look up its queer rights record]/etc] inspire hate against Chinese/Koreans/Persians/Saudis/Afghans/Burmese/Ugandans etc?
Why do progressives only hold people responsible when it's the Jews?
Antisemitism.
And that story about the Nazi bar applies - leftists aren't kicking the antisemites out of the bar, they're letting them stay.
Is it so much of a stretch to call the 'pro-Palestine' movement by and large antisemitic?
#jumblr#jewblr#jewish#antisemitism#judaism#jewish tumblr#israel#leftist antisemitism#tw antisemitism#antizionism#antizionist#zionism
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Wallah all thatâs been in my mind the past two months are the Muslims suffering. Seeing so much coverage on Gaza showing how high Iman these people have, and how much theyâre suffering not a day goes by. Seeing them I remember there are other Muslims being oppressed. The Uyghurs. The Kurds. The Afghans. So, so many.
They smile and say
"âŰ۳ۚÙۧ ۧÙÙÙ ÙÙŰčÙ
ۧÙÙÙÙÙ"
"âŰ۳ۚÙۧ ۧÙÙÙ ÙÙŰčÙ
ۧÙÙÙÙÙ"
Allah is sufficient for us, Allah is sufficient for us
Even as they look at the blue, limp bodies of their loved ones they smile with so much pain in their eyes, point their finger to the sky and smile. This level of faith; I pray to be close to that strength at least. To smile despite all my hurt, to fear nothing. Absolutely nothing.
My throat stings every day. I open my phone and see new coverage on the genocide happening right now. Fathers pulling rubble with their bare hands calling for their children. Animals suffering. Plants burning. Families, entire bloodlines mercilessly wiped out. I cry. I choke tears back. Sometimes I slap a hand to my mouth to cover the gasp, when I see organs lying in the dust or a childâs ripped scalp. Remnants of human beings that laughed and loved and believed in Allah just like me. The pain cracks me. Not a day goes by where I forget.
And some people are already going âwhy you talking about it so much stopâ this is all thats in my mind. It is the reason I say Hasbunallah Wa nimal Wakeel, the reason why Ive been praying more, making more dua, more dhikr. Its the reason why Ive been letting people go and trusting that Allahâs plan and his justice is near. I count my blessings. I donât know when Iâm going to die. Am I ready to face my Creator? I want to be honored with martyrdom, with the gift of being a Mujahida. I must be worthy of that first. This remarkable hope and strength is the most precious gift anyone has ever given me, and this was a gift from the beloved people of Palestine.
Wallah itâs in my mind every second of the day and in Jannah I want to thank the martyrs and kiss the martyr childrensâ hands and tell them how much theyâve inspired me. Palestine has freed us.
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đ| Drakehaven-Castle town of Castle Xandoria's Archipelago || Part One
Nestled in the shadow of Castle Xandoria, Drakeheaven is a bustling medieval village alive with vibrant activity. Cobbled streets weave through charming stone buildings, each brimming with its own unique character. A blend of old-world charm and enchanting lore, the village is a haven for adventurers and villagers alike that inhabit the castle's archipelago. As you stroll through the market square, the heart of Drakeheaven, you'll find a variety of shops that cater to every need.
đ„ | Bruno's Inferno Forge: A renowned blacksmith's forge where master artisans craft exquisite weapons and armor, forged in dragon's fire. The shop keep is a large heavy set black dragon named Bruno, from the Magmaheim kingdom. He only has one eye and looks intimidating but he's quite friendly, old, and wise. He's been providing weaponry for Alexander for centuries. He's usually gives a discount if you bring a nice drink for him.
đź| Dream Weavers Wonders: A mystical shop filled with rare potions, enchanted trinkets, and magical scrolls. Willow Wisp, the wise and mysterious shopkeeper, is always ready with advice and the perfect spell for any quest/need. She is a witch from Trifolia, a harlequin/welsh rabbit mix with abnormally large ears that easily get caught and are constantly bandaged. She has a passion for magic and charms despite the kingdom's past disdain ( and sometimes currently) for the craft. She was inspired by Cromwell, who broke the chains in whether or not the people of Trifolia could have access to magic. đïž| Dragon's Hearth Inn: Is a cozy inn and tavern where travelers rest. The walls are adorned with banners and relics from Xandora's past from all seven regions. The Inn is ran by a Griffon named Gale, who defected from the griffon tribes most native to the cliffsides of Xandora to start a new life and make something of themselves. They've worked hard to gain good rapport with the villagers of Drakehaven, and win a king's seal from Alexander so that they can open an Inn. It is the best lodgings one can find so close to the castle. Providing hardy meals, warm beds, and excellent service. The name isn't in relation to griffons so as to not turn off any would be customers.
đ» | The Duel Chalice: This delightful tavern specializes in brewing mead infused with magical herbs and amber honey, a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike. The keeper is a Cerberus who was born with two heads and cast off by their family. Their name is Star. And despite their missing triplet they still hear the other's thoughts, so though they are not there in the flesh they are alive internally and are the more knowledgeable of the trio, often helping with business management and decisions, sometimes the third takes control for a while while one triplet takes a back seat. they resemble an Afghan Hound.
đ| Broms Bounty: A bustling marketplace offering fresh produce, exotic spices, and hearty meats. The scent of baked bread and roasting meats wafts through the air. Brom is a giant Tanuki hailing from lands very different and far off from Xandora. He has his own special kind of magic not native here. He even has shipments of various delicacies from his own home world. He's quite friendly but has a low tolerance for thieves. Rather than resort to violence he plays tricks and very convincing illusions that results in scaring off said thieves. đ§”| Belladonna's Enchanted Loom: A seamstress's haven, offering beautifully tailored garments and enchanted robes. Bella's nimble talons weave both fashion and enchantment into every piece. She is a raven beast folk. She also doubles as a niche erotica author, famous in small circles for her 'Sir Galahad ' series. She's in a loving relationship with Ophelia the book shop owner.
She if often at odds with Gertrude. A goat lady who often has a rickety stand filled with poorly tailored fabrics and cloths with dyes that stain the flesh and fur and feathers.
đ| Fables & Quills: A quiet, candlelit bookstore filled with ancient tomes, maps, and new tales penned by aspiring bards. The shop is ran by a trans Owlursus named Ophelia. Once a guard for the Queen of Zephyros. She's retired to a quiet life in drakehaven where she runs a cozy bookshop and has made friends with the seamstress/erotica author Belladonna. They are in a relationship now though.
đ§| Roland's Wheels: A humble and hardworking cheesemaker with a deep connection to the land and its animals. His cheeses are renowned for their purity and rich, earthy flavors. Roland is a local Minotaur based on a scottish highland. He makes a wide verity of cheeses and can sell them by the wheel or slice.
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The Jews who argue against the word âgenocideâ do not do so because they support what is happening; they do so because they are arguing that what is happening is better described by the term âethnic cleansing,â which is also a horrifically bad and inexcusable thing. It just also doesnât have the antisemitic connotation here.
Hey, need to point out using Ethnic Cleansing (which i only saw used by slightly less radical left) is just as bad and inaccurate to use as Genocide- Jews have experienced Ethnic Cleansing and to label this war as such disregards the actual ethnic cleansing Jews experienced for centuries- most recently SWANA Jews! And I would argue Ethiopian Jews too. Individuals willingly and temporarily leaving their home because it is a war zone (due to a war their leadership systems!) is not ethnic cleansing. We can look to what is happening to Armenians, and Afghans in Pakistan- that is ethnic cleansing.
I really need people to brush up not only on their dictionary terms but on the legal definitions that help determine something. Definitions and the correct usage of them matter! Languages matters- when we use definitions wrongly we water them down.
This is why we have people screaming genocide at something that isnât one! Because their definition of genocide has been watered down- because every war is suddenly a genocide and every bad person I disagree with is a Nazi.. You get my drift. Iâm very sensitive to correct usage of words and definitions.
I absolutely understand this perspective and I refrain from using either term personally with regard to this conflict.
I respect your sensitivity, which is one of many reasons I urge people to try to understand the impact of these words on the Jewish community.
That said, I am sensitive also to the fact that there are dictionary definitions of things and legal definitions of things and scholarly definitions of things. I try to keep in mind that everyone is approaching this conflict from their own cultural context so I am not as intense personally about correcting people's usage of these terms, simply because I'm not expert enough to determine which definition is "best." I think legal definitions should definitely always be used in the context of legal discussions, but I don't know if the legal definition is best in a sociological context.
I want to be clear: I'm not disagreeing with you. I'm just respecting my own limitations on this subject matter.
Rest assured, we agree on the main point here: It is important to be specific and accurate in the usage of terms. We cannot allow emotions running high to justify the watering down of such serious terms.
People of all identities affected by this conflict should approach discussions of terms in the same way they approach everything else about this conflict: with good faith, an open heart, and a goal of peace.
I respect that you also disagree with the use of the term ethnic cleansing. However, I personally do not agree that it is "as bad." This is not me trying to tell you that you're wrong. I just think this particular discussion point has a lot of equally valid takes. Your take is absolutely valid. But allow me to explain my take on the situation, which I consider to be equally valid:
I think there is a lot more wiggle room in the term "ethnic cleansing" than there is in the term "genocide." When I use the term ethnic cleansing, I am referring to the United Nations Office on Genocide Prevention and the Responsibility to Protect.
The key takeaways I have from the United Nations here is that ethnic cleansing is not actually a crime under international law. The two very loose definitions offered here are:
⊠rendering an area ethnically homogeneous by using force or intimidation to remove persons of given groups from the area.
a purposeful policy designed by one ethnic or religious group to remove by violent and terror-inspiring means the civilian population of another ethnic or religious group from certain geographic areas.â
I consider Palestinians to be a an ethnic group. I know some critics do not, but I disagree with those people. So if you do not agree with me on that, I doubt we will agree on the specifics that follow. I think recognizing Palestinian identity is vital to fostering a peaceful future for all currently residing in the Levant. However, I know that there are also politics and political realities in Israel between those who call themselves Arab-Israelies vs. Palestinians. I do my best to stay informed about topics, but this is too fraught for me to parse with any authority. I believe in Palestinian ethnic identity because of several reasons I won't elaborate on here, but can elaborate on upon request.
I am not particularly swayed by the first bullet point. I do not believe that Israel is trying to render Palestine as ethnically homogeneous, even though they are using force on the area.
The second bullet point has merit to me. I do not believe all Jews or all Israelis wish to eradicate and remove Palestinians from the Levant, so I do not consider Israelis in general or Jews in general responsible for the cleansing. Furthermore, even though I am personally a pacifist, I am also pragmatic. I believe there are much less violent ways to eradicate Hamas than the heavy bombing currently taking place. I also know Hamas has been firing rockets into Israeli civilian areas for quite a long time and Israel has every right to treat Hamas like the hostile, terrorist organization it is.
But I do hold Netanyahu and the Likud party responsible for their affect on Palestinian civilians. I was disgusted when Netanyahu justified his violent actions by invoking Amalek. And I believe that by invoking Amalek he did in fact cause all of his actions as commander of the military to be in support of ethnic cleansing. I do not deny the parallels between the Amalekites relationship to the ancient people of Israel and Palestine's relationship to the modern state of Israel: namely, repeated attempts to destroy Israel, repeated attacks on Israeli civilians (including the taking of hostages and the attack of women and children and the elderly as a terror tactic). However, what I cannot and will never endorse is the implication that we should treat Palestine the way ancient Israel treated the Amalekites.
G-d ordered the people of Israel to blot out the living memory of the Amalekites from the earth--to eliminate every living Amalekite as well as their city and livestock so that they would only be remembered for the horror they inflicted.
We cannot and must not treat modern Palestinians in this manner, and by invoking a religious precedent in this manner as justification for the modern assault on Gaza, I cannot really conceive of a way in which this is not a specific, religious directive to violently target a civilian population on the grounds of their ethnic identity.
Before anyone uses this as an excuse to demonize all Israelis or Jews, I want to explicitly shut that down as well. I know for a fact that not all Israelis or Jews support or agree with Netanyahu here. And while Netanyahu's horrific invocation of Amalek must be rejected, that rejection does not mean that there should be no consequences for Hamas terrorists and those who support their terror. What it does mean, is that as long as Netanyahu is directing the military response, he is, in my personal opinion, carrying out an ethnic cleansing. And we must be able to criticize him for that and respect Palestinian civilians enough to give them the grace to use the phrase "ethnic cleansing" to describe the horror they are experiencing. Criticizing this does not mean Israel has no justifiable military response. Hamas has been engaging in antisemitic terror and mass violence against Israelis and Jews for a long time, even prior to 10/7, in a way that must be stopped by force. However, the main goal for all people of good faith affected by this conflict should always remain peace, not retaliation or attacks on ANYONE (Jewish or Arab) based on their ethnic identity.
I fully respect that you may disagree with this. As there is no legally widespread accepted definition of ethnic cleansing, you may be operating under a different set of criteria to define the term "ethnic cleansing." That's OK, too. I would not call myself uninformed on the topic of the i/p conflict. I have been actively affected by it for over 25 years. That said, I'm also no scholar or international expert on the topic either. I would rate my knowledge and familiarity with the conflict and relevant terminology to be much higher than average and steeped in years of observation and personal experience. So, if I still view his as a matter up for a variety of interpretations, I cannot fault others for feeling the same way, even if that means they disagree with me. I hope this makes sense, and you are able to see my stance as legitimate, even if you disagree with it.
#ask me stuff#4everevolving#i/p#israel#palestine#jewish muslim solidarity#arab israeli solidarity#ethnic cleansing#terminology#amalek#amalekites#fuck netanyahu#hamas is a terrorist organization
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black dog
inspired by black dog by arlo parks <3. a bit of animagus harry, a bit of pet-owner/loving boyfriend draco. also a farmers' market.
Thereâs a shaggy black dog in Dracoâs sitting room. A shaggy black dog with a canvas shopping bag between its teeth.
âAlright, dear,â he says, and grabs a coatâ he knows what kind of day this will be, âOnwards, then.â
They trot down the street, stopping to sniff around trees and greenery, receiving tender pats from their fellow walkers. The farmersâ market is buzzing with people this morning, and Draco stops for his own bout of sniffing around the stall of a candle makerâ who finds it a bit odd when he makes sure his dog likes the pumpkin one just as much as he does.Â
Fruit stands, some lovely bracelets, a woman who sells hand-knitted afghans in both of their favourite colours. The dog sniffs out the perfect sourdough loaf, and wags his tail as its baker wraps it with nimble hands. They meander until the market closes, buying whatever sparks interest in either of their eyes.Â
Tired, they climb the steps back up to their town house, loaded with two new bags and enough fruit to supply the nearest brunch spot for a few weeks. The dog curls up on the couch, breaks into a yawn, and by the time his teeth clack together, heâs tripled in size.
âDid you have a good time, love?â Draco asks, digging his thumbnail into the flesh of an orange, peeling it back.
âMmm,â Harry replies, stretching his limbs, whole and returned to himself.
Draco divides it into slices and reaches out, watching as Harry bites into it, a dribble of juice on the corner of his mouth.
âThese are lovely.â
âI have a nose for the good ones,â Harry says, and Draco knows it's true.Â
Heâd eat them for every meal until the end of time if it meant getting Harry out of the house on his dog days. If only to sniff oranges and return to the couch. If only to watch him walk with purpose.
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During MSNBCâs coverage of the terrorist attack in New Orleans on Wednesday, Senior Vice President for Global Operations at The Soufan Group Christopher OâLeary, who was Director of Hostage Rescue and Recovery during the Biden administration and worked in counterterror positions across multiple administrations stated that âal-Qaeda and ISIS are stronger now than theyâve ever been,â and the U.S. government âhas pivoted a lot of its attention and resources and authorities away from it. If we continue to try to just bury our heads in the sand and hope the bogeymanâs going to go away, these are the things that will start happening again.â
Host Christina Ruffini asked, â[W]e were talking earlier about the state of ISIS, al-Qaeda as a global jihadist movement, and when we talk about associates, whether or not thatâs someone these individuals are speaking to directly or whether theyâre just taking inspiration. Can you talk us through â I feel like it used to be something we heard about a lot more â are those organizations weakened or are they stronger, and how much impact can they have on somebody who might be inspired to take kind of this action?â
OâLeary responded, âI think itâll surprise most people to learn that al-Qaeda and ISIS are stronger now than theyâve ever been, through their affiliates around the world. So, to give people a reference point, al-Qaeda was roughly less than 500 members before September 11, mostly relegated to Afghanistan. Al-Qaeda and ISIS â and ISIS grew out of al-Qaeda â and their affiliates are globally dispersed with over about two dozen countries around the world and compose roughly 40,000 members. So, to think that terrorism is behind us is really naive. And, unfortunately, the U.S. government has pivoted a lot of its attention and resources and authorities away from it. If we continue to try to just bury our heads in the sand and hope the bogeymanâs going to go away, these are the things that will start happening again. So, we were told it was a generational fight, we have to commit ourselves to that, number one. And number two, thereâs a great Afghan saying that you have the watches, we have the time. Well, people committed to this extremist ideology, theyâre not a flash in the pan, theyâre intending to come after us when we let our guard down.â
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đŽBREAKING NEWS: Big move by Germany! It is deporting terrorist supporters!! đ€ What's happening?
âȘ The German government has a new plan to make it easier to deport people who praise or support terrorism.
âȘ Even posting about terrorism on social media could lead to deportation under this new law.
âȘ This change aims to take away the right to stay in Germany from immigrants who support terrorism.
âȘ Chancellor Olaf Scholz says promoting terrorism is an insult to victims, their families, and Germany's democracy.
đ§ Why?
âȘ Recently, an Afghan asylum seeker killed a young German police officer and injured four others in a knife attack.
âȘ After Hamas's terrorist attack on October 7th, there was a big increase in hate posts on social media in Germany.
âȘ There have also been several pro-Palestine protests, especially on student campuses.
đČInterestingly: âȘ The national chairman of the police union, Jochen Kopelke, welcomed the Cabinetâs decision, which he described as a clear signal to terror sympathizers. âȘ However, the bill has drawn criticism from some politicians. âȘ Critics claim that the move clamps down on the freedom of speech and is similar to the measures imposed by authoritarian regimes!! đ„žAnalysis: âȘ This move by Germany is meant in good faith. âȘ Germany is trying to counter the growth of anti-Semitism in the country and trying to preserve an atmosphere of peace. âȘ However, the lack of clarity in this law will make it a tool of discrimination if used inappropriately. âShould more countries follow Germanyâs example? Will this help the situation or worsen it?? Follow Jobaaj Stories (the media arm of Jobaaj.com Group for more)
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WARSAW, Poland (AP) â The German government says it is cracking down on irregular migration and crime following recent extremist attacks, and plans to extend temporary border controls to all nine of its frontiers next week.
Last month, a deadly knife attack by a Syrian asylum-seeker in Soligen killed three people. The perpetrator claimed to be inspired by the Islamic State group. In June, a knife attack by an Afghan immigrant left a police officer dead and four other people wounded.
The border closures are set to last six months and are threatening to test European unity. Most of Germanyâs neighbors are fellow members of the European Union, a 27-country bloc based on the principles of free trade and travel. And Germany â the EUâs economic motor in the heart of Europe â shares more borders with other countries than any other member state.
The Polish prime minister on Tuesday denounced the closures as âunacceptableâ and Austria said it wonât accept migrants rejected by Germany.
Hereâs a look at some of the issues:
How do Europeans travel currently?
The EU bloc has a visa-free travel area known as Schengen that allows citizens of most EU countries to travel easily across borders for work and pleasure. Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Switzerland also belong to Schengen even though they are not EU members.
According to the EU, member states are allowed to temporarily reintroduce controls at the EUâs so-called internal borders in case of a serious threat, such as one to internal security. But it also says border controls should be applied as a last resort in exceptional situations, and must be time-limited.
Such limitations are often put in place during major sporting events, including the recent Olympic Games in Paris and the European soccer championship this summer.
Whatâs Germany doing now?
Nine countries border Germany and all are part of Schengen. Germany already imposed restrictions last year at its borders with Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria and Switzerland.
Germanyâs Interior Ministry on Monday ordered the extension of checks at those borders, as well as controls at borders with France, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Belgium and Denmark.
Interior Minister Nancy Faeser said the aim was to limit irregular migration and protect the nation from âthe acute dangers posed by Islamist terrorism and serious crime.â
Growing backlash against migration
The government and many Germans welcomed refugees fleeing conflicts in Syria and elsewhere from 2015-16, when more than 1 million asylum-seekers entered the country.
But as large-scale migration to Europe continues nearly a decade later, a backlash is fueling the growth of far-right parties.
Some people say social services are overwhelmed, and extremist attacks by asylum-seekers have led to security fears. It has added up to growing support for firmer immigration policies â and in some cases, backing for the far-right parties that champion such limits.
The unpopular coalition government of Chancellor Olaf Scholz is trying to crack down on irregular immigration after the far right did well in two recent state elections in eastern Germany. Another comes Sept. 22 in Brandenburg, the state surrounding Berlin.
Economic worries
As the EUâs largest economy, Germany is a key trading partner for neighbors. The interior ministryâs announcement has prompted economic worries for the main Dutch transportation lobby group, the Dutch Association for Transport and Logistics. It said the decision was undermining the Schengen principle of free trade and it fears major economic damage.
At home, Germanyâs DSLV logistics and freight association urged a selective approach that would spare trucks moving goods across borders â which would mirror what occurred during the European soccer championships. Those checks avoided economic disruptions because officials focused on individuals and not trucks, the association said.
Dirk Jandura, the president of the Federation of German Wholesale, Foreign Trade and Services, said in an statement to The Associated Press that restrictions on the free movement of people âalways mean delays and thus cost increases for the economy and especially for wholesale and foreign trade.â
He added: âHowever, if migration policy findings require restrictive measures, then this is understandable. For us, it is important to implement the measures with a sense of proportion.â
Political repercussions
The ruling conservative government in Austria â which is facing a tight race against the far-right party in an election this month â says it will not accept refugees who are turned back from Germany.
Interior Minister Gerhard Karner told reporters that Germany has the right to send people back if another EU country is responsible for their asylum application. But that would require a formal procedure and the consent of the member state concerned.
Meanwhile, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk called Germanyâs plan âunacceptableâ and called for urgent consultations by all countries affected. Poland has struggled with a migration crisis on its border with Belarus since 2021. Warsaw accuses Belarus and Russia of luring migrants from the Middle East and Africa there to destabilize the West.
Agnieszka Ćada-KonefaĆ, deputy director of the German Institute of Polish Affairs, said random checks at the German-Polish border create traffic jams that make it more difficult for people to cross for work and discourage Germans from shopping in Poland. Poles also argue that Germany first introduced a policy of openness to refugees but is now pushing them back to Poland.
âDue to the negative perception of the influx of migrants in Poland, any report of migrants being returned by Germany also negatively affects Polish-German relations and Germanyâs image in Poland,â Ćada-KonefaĆ told the AP.
But in the Netherlands, where the anti-immigration Party for Freedom won last yearâs election, the minister for asylum and migration pledged to step up Dutch border controls as well.
Slovenia, Austria and Italy also have extended temporary border controls in some areas or all along their frontiers.
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Marduk: Patron, Destroyer - Challenging Perception of Justice in Babylonian Society
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Marduk: Patron, Destroyer â Challenging Perception of Justice in Babylonian Society The Babylonian Society: Marduk, âPatron of Babylon, Destroyerâ â Oracle: Andrew Rogers. âYour perception of justice is a fraud, as the occurrences of what has occurred prior to present for the Afghan Peoples, and you stand in position and say it is justice, this is not the truth, which you also do not honourâ ââŠ
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Leftists right now because of Musk (who I'm not even a fan of for many actual reasons): omg he lifted his arm that is literal nazism
Meanwhile in Germany: "An Afghan refugee murdered a 2 year old child and a middle aged man in broad daylight."
Like who gives a FUCK about a hand gesture when literal kids are being murdered!??????
Right?! This inspired me to post something I was saving for tomorrow.
The globalists are doing a thorough job having the third world invaders drain our resources dry like leeches while picking a bunch of us off one by one. All day on Twitter I've been reading about the stabbing in Germany or about how the media covered up the story about the 'quiet Welsh boy' who stabbed little girls to death at a dance class.
-And seriously, they were draining us dry. Trump has only been president for a few days, and he managed to cut off billions of dollars in funding to illegal immigrants, and then he turned around and helped out those hurricane victims in North Carolina who were left high and dry.....because FEMA redirected all their money for illegal immigrant welfare. It's absurd.
IDG this traitorous mentality on the left where you'd screw over your own people in favor of the outsider. Why are all these Western nations giving so much to people who hate us, and if their asylum is rejected, then why aren't they being shipped out before they can hurt people?
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An interesting post related to Elon's hand gesture and the ensuing hysteria:
I was right to call that clown who blocked me on Twitter a 'liar and a coward' when she accused anti-shippers of being 'Christofascists'. It's right out of the communist playbook.
Here's another person aptly describing the engineered destruction of Western Civilization by communist elites.
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Hopefully Europe does what we're doing and starts cleaning house of all the freeloading grifters who think we owe them something.
#leftist culture#grifters#migrants#germany#great britain#welfare state#globalism#communism#anti white racism#death of the west
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iâm no fan of the us government and agree that the targeting of tiktok is likely a ploy to appeal to sinophobic boomers, but calling it fascist is extremely funny to me
cool. You "likely" haven't done much research in this area, so here's just a brief rundown of the direction this ban is taking us.
Fascist countries ban apps that connect people across the globe as a means of censorship. Has it already been long enough that we've forgotten that Russia banned it for the sole reason that Putin didn't want Russian citizens to see "misinformation" about their invasion of Ukraine? Or that the Afghan Taliban leadership wanted to stop their youth from being "misled" by other countries? With Project 2025 getting ready to go into full swing, the US government is taking away the means to communicate the struggles, fears, and suffering of those living in the United States.
Every other major app used in the US is owned by shitty billionaires with complete control over what is and is not acceptable to say. TikTok is the one that the US has zero authority over, which is why the only options provided were for the app to be sold to a US company (therefore allowing the US complete control over what can and cannot be said) or for the app to go completely dark. The "national security" reason they've provided is rich, considering that apps like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter have data breaches every 5 minutes--Data breaches that I fully believe are simply cases of said apps directly selling the information of their users, and crying "hackers!" to avoid consequence (but that's a theory for another day).
The Supreme Court isn't "likely" to ban an app that has allowed for 69% of reported small businesses to thrive, especially with the negative impact it's going to have on the economy, for the weak reason that you suggest. It's extremely funny to me that you think such a massive decision is "likely" made just to--[*checks notes*]--satisfy boomers who hate the Chinese? I guess? Thousands and thousands of people are going to be unable to afford their bills this months due to the ban. Even if you don't think that this move is an example of a devolving nation, you should at least care about the lives of your struggling fellow Americans. Be prepared for your favorite small businesses to close without the attention and revenue TikTok has provided them.
Historians, political scientists and fascism scholars have been agreeing for several years that the current trajectory of the United States points towards a fascist future. Those living here are seeing further and further examples of this. If you aren't concerned with the worsening state of your country, I either envy your place of heightened privilege that ensures none of this affects you, or your tender naiveté of what you're going to be facing in the future. Please take the time to educate yourself on what your friends, neighbors, and fellow Americans are preparing themselves for, if you won't do it for yourself.
Unless this ask wasn't from an American. I don't know anyone from another country with such little compassion for other human beings that they would laugh about someone expressing worry for the future of their nation, though, so I'm sure that's unlikely.
Please feel free to drop another ask if you would like resources for more information on this subject. I've done a significant amount of research on the downfall of democracy in the US, along with the effects it's already having on its citizens, over the past several years. I would be happy to share. There are also a handful of books I deeply recommend, but the most accessible for the moment is definitely The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Attwood. While this book is fictional, every atrocity featured by Attwood are real life examples of fascist terror on once-democratic nations. Just a few years ago, she penned a letter accusing the United States government of taking inspiration from her book in its apparent quest to bring democracy to a halt entirely.
I'll end this response with two quotes; One, from Veterans Fighting Fascism on the progression of a fascist government: "Fascists need to operate in a society where individualist thought is squelched and the fascist version of âtruthâ cannot be questioned." And the other, a much lighter but poignant line from ABBA's Waterloo: "The history book on the shelf is always repeating itself."
#Pleakley voice: Here! Educate yourself!#happy to provide more info but I will be turning anon off for a bit#at least own it if you're gonna laugh about the crumbling of American democracy#btw I'm fully convinced that Trump is going to swoop in and âsaveâ the app (i.e. ensure an American buyer)#in a shitty little effort to appeal to the youth and be a dementia-riddled hero#unfortunately the current TikTok CEO has been posting some pretty cryptic shit and has announced his plan to attend the inauguration#as well as personally thanking Trump for âstanding up for the 1st amendmentâ#so like. I def don't think this is the end but it's certainly not going anywhere good if the US does acquire it
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10 people I'd like to get to know better tag game
tagged by @setmeatopthepyre đ€
Last Song: the live version of When We Two Parted by The Afghan Whigs
Fave Color: green
Last Book: idk the last one I finished, I really didn't read many books last year. last one I started was The Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz. last one I bought was a book of essays called Black Punk Now
Last Movie: the early 2000s remake of The Fog. Terrible, hilarious, truly the harbinger of the end of the post-Scream late 90s/early 00s horror boom.
Last TV Show: I started rewatching Six Feet Under đ the power of young Peter Krause compelled me
Sweet/Savory/Spicy: yes
Relationship Status: sangle
Last Thing I Googled: the location of the Verizon store I was trying to get to đ It used to be in the mall, but the mall got completely remodeled to put in a training facility for the Kraken hockey team, and I haven't been since. I was wandering around looking at every gd map like Dora the fucking Explorer
Looking Forward To: hoping to be able to put together some fun horror-inspired portraits this yearđ€
Current Obsession: if you have looked at my blog for even 5 seconds, you know it's 911 (I can't remember who, but saw someone in the 911 tag say something about how they found themselves obsessed with a Ryan Murphy show, which was truly humbling, and...yeah, lmao)
I've lost track of who's done this already, so tagging, if they want to: @sugarpenchant, @elvenstyles, @aeillill, @therowdybrotzman, @xsmokexflamesx <3
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