#edward banks

[kaapstadgirly]

1998, Edward Said.

"Israel was constructed on the ruins of another society."

via conflictechoes on insta

[dreamingeyes]

it actually makes me sick to see the NFL, 49ers, and chiefs all make statements supporting Israel and calling palestinians terrorists. YOU'RE SUPPORTING THE TERRORISTS! what israel is doing is GENOCIDE. you're supporting GENOCIDE. who started the war? ISRAEL. who has a huge army? ISRAEL. who has continuously broken ceasefire? ISREAL. who is killing thousands of innocent people a day? ISRAEL. guess who doesn't have an official army and is basically defenseless? PALESTINE.

i wanted to say this again in light of recent events: i highly highly highly encourage anyone who sees this to read Edward W. Said's book After the Last Sky: Palestinian Lives (available on internet archive for free, but i recommend buying it). Said is palestinian, and in the book he talks about his childhood in palestine and the effects of being exiled from his homeland. the book is a true eye opener, and everything that Said says is still relevant today. it also includes photos, which truly emphasize the trauma and horrors the palestinian people have faced.

[s9fti3]

‘I can fix him!!’

Him in question;

[blac-ivy]

Bitches complain about fandoms being dead but don't post about it themselves. Or even encourage the 4 or 5 writers breaking their backs carrying that fandom, with a like, a reblog or comment. You just want to consume the work and energy of others and can't even replenish their energy by showing your appreciation. The very least you can do for someone who provides entertainment or comfort or joy through their posts is give them a little ❤️

[togetherness23]

shoutout to @/CannonConye on twitter for finding this out but Edward is in the vicinity of fish and chips shops in The Fat Controller's Diet, Frying Tonight, and Fish and Ships. So now that’s like…

THREE.

NON-RELATED.

STORIES.

[cassiewritessalot]

cassie, 16, she/her

masterlist link here!

i currently write for:

• outer banks

• rudy pankow

• drew starkey

• twilight

• hunger games

so much more coming soon, cannot wait to share it with you all!

writing&posting:

i usually plan my work put first, work out the first draft, bit of rewriting and proof reading and then post.

the first process will usually occur between the week and i’ll attempt to post every friday, saturday and sunday.

most of my work is based on songs, unless you request something different, so if you don’t like that, unfortunately my work is not for you.

can’t wait to share my work with you all, stay healthy & stay safe, mwah!

with love always, cassie. <3

[ofbakerst]

and my friend is a dangerous ruffian

[multiverses-and-promdates]

Twibanks: the Twilight Outer Banks crossover no one asked for

[justice4billiam]

[tomhardymyking]

On this 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐖𝐨𝐦𝐞𝐧'𝐬 𝐃𝐚𝐲, I want to make a special mention of 𝗞𝗲𝗹𝗹𝘆 𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗰𝗲𝗹: our beloved director of 𝑽𝒆𝒏𝒐𝒎 3 (also screenwriter, producer and great friend of 𝗧𝗼𝗺) ✨

I can't wait to watch what these two have done together for the film 💓🥰

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En este 𝐃𝐢𝐚 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐚𝐜𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐚𝐥 𝐝𝐞 𝐥𝐚 𝐌𝐮𝐣𝐞𝐫, quiero hacer una mención especial: 𝗞𝗲𝗹𝗹𝘆 𝗠𝗮𝗿𝗰𝗲𝗹, nuestra querida directora de 𝑽𝒆𝒏𝒐𝒎 3 (también guionista, productora y gran amiga de 𝗧𝗼𝗺) ✨

No puedo esperar para ver qué han hecho estos dos juntos para la película 💓🥰

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[cern1cal0]

<3

[dreamingeyes]

i wanted to share this because i think it's important and i haven't seen anyone mention it:

i highly recommend reading Edward W. Said's book After the Last Sky: Palestinian Lives (available on internet archive for free, but i recommend buying it). Said is palestinian, and in the book he talks about his childhood in palestine and the effects of being exiled from his homeland.

it's extremely important to read palestinian perspectives of historical events, as depending on what you read, it can drastically affect your own perspective. media outlets siding with israel call the palestinians “terrorists” and frame them as the ones in the wrong. however, a palestinian person's POV is radically different. palestine does not have an official military force, so they are practically defenseless against israel's attacks. it could be argued (i would argue) that what israel is doing is virtually genocide, and palestine’s attacks on them are acts of self-defense and of protest against their oppressor.

the book is a true eye opener, and everything that Said says is still relevant today/can be applied to the israel-hamas war. it also includes photos, which truly emphasize the trauma and horrors the palestinian people have faced.

here's an amazon review of the book i think sums it up really well: "This book is a must-see/read for anybody interested in a genuine solution to the pressing problems in Palestine. Edward Said's poignant descriptions of both Palestinian woes and the fight to retain identity force one either to reeavaluate his or her notions of the Palestinians (if one is inclined to take Western propaganda for granted), or to further support the Palestinian right to live with increased fervor and empathy. If the text is not given a chance, then the photos pose an even greater challenge: Should we finally all accept responsibility for the faltering, ludicrous "peace process" in the Middle East?"

don't stop talking about palestine! don't stop supporting the palestinian people! people are still dying! FREE PALESTINE! 🇵🇸

[tv-moments]

Slow Horses

Season 4: Spook Street, “Penny for Your Thoughts”

Director: Adam Randall

DoP: Danny Cohen

[pixiexdusts-world]

August favourite fics

Scream

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Ethan Landry

All made up by @biblio-smia

A kiss to mend by @sevenwivesofrafecameron

Want to know you better by @auras-moonstone

Marvel

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Peter Parker

You never called it what it was by @waitimcomingtoo

Hobie Brown

Behind the mask by @sillyseonghwa

Celebrities

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Harry styles

Siren by @watchmegetobsessed

Ring shopping by @finelinevogue

The best thing by @finelinevogue

Outer Banks

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JJ Maybank

Puppy love by @mrsmikaelsxn

Stubborn car ride by @sevenwivesofrafecameron

[thedruidmerlin]

"Penda's Fen"

First aired on the BBC March 21, 1974 Written by: David Rudkin Directed by: Alan Clarke Staring: Spencer Banks as Stephen

"Penda's Fen" is set in the English countryside and follows Stephen Franklin, a 17-year-old boy who is the son of a conservative clergyman. Stephen is a devout Christian and a fervent patriot, holding traditional views on religion and nationalism.

However, as the narrative unfolds, Stephen begins to experience a series of visions and encounters with supernatural beings that reflect pagan themes of transformation and rebirth that are key to Stephen's spiritual awakening and the realization of a more fluid and complex sense of identity, leading him to question everything he once held dear.

The most significant pagan symbol Stephen encounters is King Penda of Mercia, the last pagan king of England. His appearance to Stephen symbolizes a connection to a time before the imposition of Christian values and imperialism, suggesting a different, more earth-centered spirituality.

The film is imbued with the sense of the English landscape as a living entity, filled with ancient spirits and pagan significance. The land is portrayed as holding memories of its pagan past, contrasting with the rigid Christian doctrine Stephen initially adheres to.

[thekeypa]

“No cause, No God, No abstract idea can justify the mass slaughter of innocents.”