#planned world depopulation

[centrally-unplanned]

I somewhat favor mass deportation from Palestine. I don't see how the situation on the ground will get better, and while deportation will in itself be awful, "100 years from now, the Palestinian diaspora will enjoy quality-of-life (social, political, economic) equivalent to their local communities" seems more plausible than, "100 years from now, the Palestinian people will enjoy a fair standard of living in Palestine."

I don't like this. I feel bad about this. It's not a "good" plan. But I don't know what else is more than "pie in the sky" thinking, and the status quo is worse.

I am not gonna be an asshole to you about this like I bet you would expect many here to be, I am a realist and I think that realism is typically the right approach. I see the logic that given [X], it would be better for the people of Gaza to simply leave. After all, I approve of refugees in general! I do not blame for "not staying" or some other dumb bullshit, becoming a refugee is the good and right response to many situations. If we could welcome the entire population of Gaza into the wider Austin metro area (climate match + capable of building the housing) I would do so.

But it seems very important to clarify what that [X] is - in this case, it is the myopic obsession the Israeli right has with being genocidal maniacs in order to paint-by-numbers a semi-arid scrubland to match the deranged musings of a book from over a thousand years ago. They could just not do that! They don't have any reason, whatsoever, to do it. The "unsustainability" of the Israeli-Palestine conflict is entirely an invention of the Israeli state. That does not mean there could be kumbaya-levels peace or anything - the PLO are corrupt reprobates and Hamas are, of course, radical authoritarians worshiping at the altar of useless historical grievances and infected with a death cult. But that describes like 30% of the planet, and they get along. China-Taiwan is sustainable, North Korea-South Korea is sustainable, India-Kashmir is sustainable! The median number of deaths from "terrorism" in Kashmir doesn't even glance the murder rate in the typical large Indian city. The world keeps turning, life goes on. It is only human action, direct choices by individuals with full capacity to do better, that takes these conflicts and make them unsustainable.

Israel could, trivially, recognize Palestinian statehood or even just general autonomy, defend its borders, punish the occasional missile strike that would surely still occur with minimalist force, and turn the world against the aggressors diplomatically. Saudi Arabia would sell out Hamas in a heartbeat for that. The rest of the world, could - less trivially but not actually that hard because Israeli is tiny - simply inform Israel they will no longer recognize their silly crusade against Palestinian statehood and if they want to block US/EU navy ships from delivering food they can meet our nuclear weapons out in the parking lot. You will not have perfection but you will have millions of people living their normal lives, neither being faced with anything close to a threat of mass-scale ethnic cleansing.

So I do get what you're saying, I just think that hope has to be framed correctly - given that the millions of other much easier paths to a better outcome that could be easily pursued by any of the involved people are going to be ignored because the actors in question are combinations of vile or incompetent, maybe your path is the right one. That isn't ironic, I actually do get it. But I do think once those paths are fully visible, swallowing that pill becomes a lot harder.

(I'm not saying there are no Palestinian sins or agency btw, this is just a post about depopulating Gaza - this is a situation where Israel holds all the cards. Different topics would have different framings)

[naxalbari1967]

The Only Two-State Solution Israel Wants Is One Where Palestine Is a Graveyard

The idea that a two state solution is still viable is a lie told to delay justice and pacify opposition. The main reason it won’t happen isn’t because Palestinians don’t want peace or a separate state. It’s because Israelis never came to share the land in the first place. From day one, the Zionist movement wasn’t about building a haven next to an existing people. It was about replacing that people. It was a settler colonial project from the start, and like all settler colonialism, it needs the land but not the people. Zionists saw Palestinians as obstacles, not neighbors. That mindset never changed. The myth of coexistence was just propaganda for the outside world. Inside, the goal was always Eretz Yisrael, Greater Israel, a state that stretches far beyond the 1948 borders. That’s what they meant when they said a land without a people for a people without a land. They knew there were people. They just didn’t care.

The Nakba wasn’t some side effect of war. It was the war plan. Zionists called it Plan Dalet. They had already mapped the villages they would destroy and the populations they would expel before the British left. But this cleansing didn’t begin in 1948. It began decades earlier. In 1937, long before Israel’s formal creation, Ben Gurion was already writing about the need to expel Arabs from the land. In the 1920s and 30s, Zionist militias like the Haganah and Irgun carried out terrorist attacks on Palestinian markets, buses, and neighborhoods. In 1938, Zionist gunmen threw bombs into crowded Arab marketplaces in Haifa, Jaffa, and Jerusalem. They did it again and again. Over a hundred Arabs were killed in Haifa alone that year from these premeditated bombings. These weren’t retaliations. They were part of a campaign to make Palestine unlivable for Arabs. The Zionist strategy was always to terrify, displace, and eventually eliminate the native population so that a Jewish majority could be engineered.

In 1948 alone, over 500 villages were depopulated. Entire communities flattened. Massacres like Deir Yassin weren’t accidents. In that village, over 100 Palestinians were killed by Irgun and Lehi militants, including women, children, the elderly. Some were paraded naked through West Jerusalem. It wasn’t rogue units. It was coordinated terror to scare Palestinians into fleeing. And it worked. Around 750,000 people were forced into exile. The Jewish forces took their homes, their lands, and their orchards. A few years later, Israel passed the Absentee Property Law, making it legal to steal the homes of those who fled. Their return was banned. Their villages erased from the map.

Zionist leaders admitted their goals openly. David Ben Gurion said, we must expel Arabs and take their places. Not in secret, not in a private diary. Publicly, in political meetings. Ze’ev Jabotinsky, the ideological godfather of Likud, said the Arabs would never accept a Zionist colony voluntarily, so it must be imposed behind an iron wall. Even early Labor Zionists, who liberals like to imagine as peaceful socialists, were clear that colonization required force. The socialist kibbutzim refused to hire Arab workers, practiced racial segregation, and operated as tools for expanding Jewish only land control. It wasn’t about coexistence. It was about dominance.

This mindset still drives Israeli policy. Oslo was never a path to peace. It was a military tactic to buy time. Yitzhak Rabin said it plainly. He didn’t want a Palestinian state. He wanted to divide and weaken the Palestinians, hand them a fake government under occupation, and avoid international pressure. That’s why even under so called peace deals, settlement construction accelerated. The West Bank is covered in military roads, watchtowers, and checkpoints that serve one function. Ensure Israeli supremacy and Palestinian fragmentation. Gaza is an open air prison. Over two million people are blockaded, bombed, starved, and surveilled. It’s not a security issue. It’s population control. They don’t want to rule over Palestinians directly. They want them gone, or broken beyond the point of resistance.

The conquest isn’t over. Greater Israel means expansion. Every map in Israeli schools shows the Jordan River to the Mediterranean as undivided Israeli territory. Some show even more. The Sinai, southern Lebanon, parts of Syria. The religious settler movement, which now controls major arms of the government, believes God gave them not just Palestine but all of ancient Israel. That includes parts of modern Jordan. When Israeli leaders say they want peace, they mean total Palestinian surrender. When they talk about security, they mean apartheid walls and drone strikes. Every Palestinian baby born is treated as a threat. Every Palestinian school is a target. This isn’t peace. It’s permanent conquest.

The Zionist movement doesn’t stop at borders. It needs the absence of resistance. That means attacking Lebanon. That means bombing Syria. That means threatening Iran. Every surrounding country has been either invaded, destabilized, or sanctioned through Israeli lobbying power. The US funds this with billions, not because of democracy but because Israel acts as a colonial outpost for American imperialism. A foothold in the Arab world. If Palestine falls completely, they won’t stop there. Settler colonialism expands until something stops it. That’s how it always works. There’s no off switch. It doesn’t get full. It doesn’t get tired. It just gets bolder. The whole project is built on erasure. If Palestinians give up today, they will be exterminated or scattered. If they resist, they will be starved, gunned down, or buried under rubble. That’s the reality on the ground.

A two state solution would require a settler society to give up land, power, and ideology. That has never happened in history without a revolution. And Israel is not preparing to reverse course. It is preparing for more annexation. More settlers. More walls. More checkpoints. More collective punishment. The talk of peace is a PR stunt. The reality is apartheid backed by warplanes. The Zionist project isn’t interested in borders. It’s interested in domination. The land is being swallowed piece by piece. The rivers are being rerouted. The olive groves are being burned. The people are being crushed. It’s not a conflict. It’s a conquest. And it won’t end until something breaks it.

[reality-detective]

This is a war on consciousness...

The depopulation agenda, and the coming attempt of new world order through project blue beam and it’s fake alien invasion.

We are a connected collective, and the only way we don’t succumb to the plans of the “elite” is to band together and fight it.

The story as old as time: the government creates a problem, to provide a solution.

Project Blue Beam 🤔

[leroibobo]

when the homes in the depopulated palestinian village of lifta were originally built is impossible to tell and most likely varies from house to house. the area's been known since ancient times, including having been written about in the hebrew bible. it's retained multiple different names throughout history - lifta by romans, nephto by byzantines, clepsta by crusaders, then lifta again by arabs. in more recent times, the area saw battle in the early 19th century, when it saw a peasant's revolt against egyptian conscription and taxation policies. (egyptian-ottoman ruler muhammad ali had attempted to become independent from the ottoman empire, and sought to use the area of "greater syria" which palestine was apart of as a buffer state.)

the village was predominantly muslim with a mosque, a maqām for local sage shaykh badr, a few shops, a social club, two coffee houses, and an elementary school which opened in 1945. its economy was based in farming - being a village of jerusalem, farmers would sell their produce in the city's markets. an olive press which remains in the village gives evidence to one of the most important crops its residents farmed. the historically wealthy village was known for its intricate embroidery and sewing, particularly of thob ghabani bridal dresses, which attracted buyers from across the levant.

lifta also represents one of the few palestinian villages in which the structures weren't totally or mostly decimated during the 1948 nakba. 60 of the 450 original houses remain intact. from zochrot's entry on lifta:

israel's absentee property law of 1950 permits the state to expropriate land and assets left behind, and denies palestinians the right to return to old homes or to reclaim their property. it's estimated that there's around 400,000 descendants of the village's original refugee population dispersed in east jerusalem, the west bank, jordan, and the palestinian diaspora.

like many depopulated palestinian houses, some of those in lifta were initially used to settle predominantly mizrahi immigrants and refugees, in this case 300 jewish families from yemen and kurdistan. the houses weren't registered in their names, and the area generally saw poor infrastructure and no resources including water and electricity provided by the government. most left in the early 1970s as a part of a compensation program to move out people who'd been settled in depopulated palestinian houses - if they didn't, they were referred to as "squatters" and evicted. (holes were even drilled in the roofs of evacuated buildings to make them less habitable). the 13 families which remain there today only managed to do so because they lived close to the edge of the village.

in 1987, the israeli nature reserves authority planned to restore the "long-abandoned village" and turn it into a natural history center which would "stress the jewish roots of the site", but nothing came of it. several more government proposals on what to do with the land had been brought up since then. this culminated in in 2021 when the israel land administration announced without informing the jerusalem municipal authorities that it issued a tender for the construction of a luxury neighborhood on the village's ruins, consisting of 259 villas, a hotel, and a mall. since 2023, they've agreed to shelve and "rethink" these plans after widespread objection.

the reasons for the objections varied significantly between the opposing israeli politicians - who see the village as an exemplar of cultural heritage and "frozen in time" model of palestinian villages before 1948 - and palestinians - who largely see the village as a witness of the nakba and a symbol of hope for their return. lifta is currently listed by unesco as a potential world heritage site, a designation netanyahu has threatened to remove several times.

many palestinians who are descendent from its former residents still live nearby. like with many other depopulated palestinian villages, they've never ceased to visit, organize tours of the village, and advocate for its preservation.

[argyrocratie]

January 16, 2025

(...)

"Still, we shouldn’t give Trump too much credit. Little fundamentally changed when it came to the leverage he was willing to use to influence Israel’s conduct. As far as we know, Trump never threatened to condition military aid to Israel. Nor did he indicate that he would reconsider his predecessor’s practice of ignoring international law in order to shield Israel from accountability on the world stage. 

Some will argue that Trump’s threats and the collapse of several resistance fronts across the region forced Hamas to make concessions in the negotiation process. But it wasn’t Hamas that needed convincing — they had already agreed to earlier ceasefire proposals that were largely indiscernible from the current deal, going back to May 2024. In the end, it was Israel that needed the push, and Witkoff likely signalled to Netanyahu that despite not sharing Biden’s blind fealty to Israel, Trump would actually do more to reward cooperation.

The fact that Netanyahu has so far decided to refrain from scuttling this ceasefire agreement shows that he is confident he can gain something significant in return. The Israeli media is already reporting that Trump’s ceasefire “gift bag” to Netanyahu could include a long list of treats, from lifting sanctions on Israeli NSO Group’s spyware Pegasus and on violent Israeli settlers, to giving Washington’s blessing to major West Bank land theft or outright annexation, and permitting or even facilitating a direct attack on Iran.

But it’s not just about what Israel is getting in return for a ceasefire. It’s also about what it has already received.

In the eight months since Israel first rejected an almost identical deal, to which Hamas had agreed in principle, its army has slaughtered tens of thousands of Palestinians and decimated large swaths of the Gaza Strip. This was the price of Israel achieving its true objectives: not eliminating Hamas or securing the release of hostages — many of whom were killed while Israel stalled on a ceasefire — but the destruction and “thinning out” of Gaza and the reshaping of the Middle East.  

The facts on the ground in Gaza today paint a picture that we cannot yet fully comprehend. Israeli forces have demolished entire neighborhoods in order to widen the buffer zone that encircles the Strip, expand the Netzarim Corridor that bisects the territory, and ultimately carve up the enclave for a future of perpetual control. In doing so, they have seized over 30 percent of Gaza’s pre-genocide territory, while rendering much of the rest of it uninhabitable. 

Meanwhile, Israel has largely completed the so-called “General’s Plan” — the ethnic cleansing of the entirety of northern Gaza above Gaza City. Beit Hanoun, Beit Lahiya, and Jabalia, cities that were once collectively home to over 300,000 people, have been reduced to rubble, as part of a campaign to depopulate the area and entrench Israeli control while laying the groundwork for building Jewish settlements.

Elsewhere, Israel closed its front with Hezbollah, and the fall of Assad allowed it to seize more land in the Golan Heights and the eastern slopes of Mount Hermon/Jabal A-Shaykh. Meanwhile, in the West Bank, state-backed settler attacks on Palestinians have increased in frequency and brutality, while the Palestinian Authority serves as a full partner in the Israeli army’s intensifying crackdown on resistance in Jenin, Nablus, and Tulkarem. 

(...)

Even if the ceasefire agreement does not survive past the initial 42-day period, it will no doubt save countless lives and give Palestinians a chance to breathe, eat, grieve, and receive medical treatment. Yet while the phased approach to the agreement is supposed to make reneging difficult for Israel, that depends on enforcement. Right now, the only thing standing in the way of the resumption of the annihilation once the ceasefire starts to take hold is an international community that has abandoned Palestinians for more than a year. 

Key members of Netanyahu’s far-right coalition have already warned that they will not accept anything less than a continuation of Israel’s assault on Gaza after the first phase of the agreement is completed, even at the expense of the remaining hostages. And after taking credit for achieving the ceasefire in the first place, there is no indication that Trump will hold Israel accountable or pressure Netanyahu to follow through with the second and third phases of the agreement.”

...

[girlactionfigure]

Gaza by Any Other Name

Since Trump dropped his epic relocation plan, thousands of articles have been written about its pros and cons, focusing on logistics, morality, legality and so forth. One issue remained neglected. I’d like to address it.

For thousands of years, Gaza has been a magnet for misfortune. Time and again, it picked up fights too big for it and didn’t know when to stop. Through the centuries, its enemy punished it terribly, leaving behind smoldering ruins, mass graves, and generations of people caught in the crossfire. 

The Babylonians, the Egyptians, the Macedonians, the Romans, the Arabs, the Crusaders, the Mongols, the Ottomans, the British, the Israelis—almost every major player in the region has taken a turn at leveling the place. If cities had astrological charts, Gaza’s would read “unrelenting chaos with occasional firestorms.”

Former U.S. President Donald Trump put it well in his signature blunt style:

"Gaza Strip... has been a symbol of death and destruction for so many decades and so bad for the people anywhere near it, and especially those who live there and frankly who've been really very unlucky. It's been very unlucky. It's been an unlucky place for a long time. Being in its presence just has not been good."

And, you know what? He’s not wrong. Gaza’s history suggests something beyond just bad leadership, bad geography, or bad geopolitics. It suggests a cosmic-level losing streak. Here are just a few highlights from its long, unlucky history:

601 BCE – The Babylonians razed Gaza as part of their conquest of the Levant. The city’s people were either slaughtered or exiled.

332 BCE – The city held out for two months against Alexander the Great, which made him furious. When his troops finally broke through, they massacred all the men, sold the women and children into slavery, and replaced them with foreign settlers. 

96 BCE – The Jewish Hasmonean king, Alexander Jannaeus, captured Gaza and slaughtered its inhabitants wholesale and burned many of its landmarks. The survivors were forced to choose between conversion to Judaism and exile to Egypt. Once again, Gaza had to start from scratch.

66 CE – Gazan Jews rose up against the Roman occupiers. The Romans retaliated with their usual efficiency—by killing nearly every Jew in the city.

793–796 CE – An ancient feud between two Arab tribal confederations turned into a full-blown civil war, with Gaza caught in the middle. By the time Abbasid authorities put an end to the fighting, Gaza was entirely depopulated.

1100 CE – The Crusaders, fresh from their conquest of Jerusalem, took Gaza and, in typical Crusader fashion, slaughtered most of the population. 

1260 CE – The Mongols under Hulagu Khan stormed Gaza, massacred most of the residents, and left the city a field of bones and rubble. 

1917 – During World War I, Gaza was a key defensive position for the Ottoman Empire. The British, determined to break through, have politely destroyed the city. After two failed assaults, they finally captured Gaza—but only after leveling much of it in the process.

2023 – Since the creation of Israel, Gaza has been at the center of near-constant fighting. The Suez Crisis, the Six-Day War, multiple intifadas, Israeli airstrikes, and Hamas-led conflicts have kept Gaza in a perpetual cycle of war and reconstruction. On October 7 it launched the war that might well prove to be its undoing. 

Yes, Gaza has been destroyed so many times it’s a wonder anyone bothers rebuilding it. Or, in the words of Trump:

“It should not go through a process of rebuilding and occupation by the same people that have really stood there and fought for it and lived there and died there and lived a miserable existence there. Instead, we should go to other countries of interest with humanitarian hearts, and there are many of them that want to do this and build various domains that will ultimately be occupied by the million Palestinians living in Gaza, ending the death and destruction and frankly bad luck."

Maybe it’s time to try something radical—like changing its name.

This wouldn’t be the first time a place has undergone a rebranding in an attempt to shake off a history of conflict and misfortune. One of the most famous examples is Judea. 

Time after time, the Romans crushed Jewish uprisings with extreme brutality. To punish the rebellious nation, Emperor Hadrian renamed the province "Syria-Palestina" after the ancient enemies of the Jews, and—just like that—the Jewish revolts stopped for centuries. Coincidence? Maybe. But it certainly marked the end of the region’s long cycle of uprisings.

Other places have benefited from a fresh name, too. 

Take Constantinople—a city that had been the target of endless sieges and invasions for over a thousand years. The Crusaders sacked it. The Ottomans conquered it. But after the Turks renamed the city “Istanbul,” things turned around. Today, it’s a thriving metropolis with a booming economy and exactly zero crusaders setting fire to it.

Then there’s New York, originally called New Amsterdam when it was a Dutch colony. The English took it over in 1664, gave it a new name, and the place went on to become the financial and cultural capital of the world.

Ho Chi Minh City, formerly known as Saigon, saw a dramatic shift in its trajectory after its renaming. Saigon had been the capital of South Vietnam during the Vietnam War, a city synonymous with war, division, and the fall of a government. But after reunification, it was given a new name and gradually transformed into Vietnam’s economic hub.

Gaza, too, could use a break. 

Every time its name is mentioned in the news, it’s in the context of destruction, war, or humanitarian catastrophe. No one ever says, “I just got back from my vacation in Gaza—great beaches, wonderful food, fantastic hotels!” That’s because, despite having all those things (really! Read about Gaza before the war, it wasn’t nearly as bad as people imagine) the name Gaza has been weighed down by millennia of bloodshed and decades of barbaric Hamas rule.

A new name could symbolize a new beginning. 

Of all the proposed actions, it’s the cheapest and safest one. When you’ve been through thousands of years of bad luck, what’s one more small change? 

Worth a shot, don’t you think?

URI KURLIANCHIK

FEB 16

[callistodisco]

Die With A Smile

sighhh sadge times couldn't help but listen to this song and be sad over Raditz canon divergent, AGAIN

Request Chungus ML Dragon Ball ML Raditz x f!reader Genres: Oneshot|Angst?/Fluff|Romantic

Raditz traveled to earth for his brother, Kakarot, in hopes of recruiting the young saiyan to work with the Frieza force. However, the trip to this underdeveloped planet went as good as a work day during Christmas at retail.

Raditz died to his brother, killed by his own family. Wait, Raditz died? That can't be right, he was just talking to you via scouter...Raditz blinked and found himself staring at the plain ceiling in his room on Freiza's ship. A thin layer of sweat covered his body. He held up his shaking hands and saw a tear fall into his palm, followed by another. It was just a dream...but what does it mean? Is this a sign of some sort? No matter, today he heads for earth. Though, perhaps he should pay you a visit first...

You two couldn't spend long together, this disappointed both of you, of course. After the long journey to earth, Raditz found Kakarot (who insists his name is Goku), but found the saiyan to be protecting this planet instead of depopulating it. 'Goku' was offered an ultimatum, and instead of going with what Raditz said, he fought him.

This gave Raditz a sense of fear, a form of déjà vu. "Was that dream a premonition?" He wondered, but couldn't think for long upon receiving double the attacks.

Kakarot and Piccolo finally had him in a position to kill the saiyan. Even though Raditz initially planned to lie his way into getting out before attacking again, he decided what he said would be true, that he won't go after earth or its inhabitants anymore.

He was free, and he survived death while looking it in the face. But he realized something while walking this planet. It's not the same without you. Raditz can't go back to the Frieza Force, he knows this, and faking his death will only get him so far.

Luckily, you followed Raditz to earth a couple days after he left. Leaving behind any scouters to prevent being tracked after disabling the pod tracking. You don't know what's happened to him, but no matter the outcome, you'll be there with him. Your only hope is to see and love him one last time, if granted even that.

Meeting up with him didn't take long, you stuck out like a sore thumb and attracted all kinds of attention when you landed. This led the two of you to live and thrive as an earth couple for the next year. Vegeta and Nappa's impending arrival would surely disrupt your time together.

When the two higher class saiyans arrived, it was quite obvious. It felt like and could quite literally be the end of the world. Even if the world was ending, you were content having Raditz by your side. You don't mind having him hold you in his arms as the world shakes.

Raditz and you were now warriors of earth, but instead of traversing the galaxy to help it, you both stayed stationed at your comfy home in the countryside. This didn't mean you were hermits, no. In fact, both of you were very involved in the lives of your friends.

When Frieza landed and everyone was meant to help hold him off, it was an understatement to say you were frustrated. You two don't get in arguments often, but this one seemed to be a long time coming. Despite screaming, you both seemed to get lost in the words of your fight rather than the actual problem. "I'm tired! I don't want to fight anymore!" You said, there was no holding it in anymore, "I know, I know..." His voice quieted down.

"...I'm sorry," you apologized, walking up and hugging him. "I hope you know you mean the world to me," he confessed and kissed you. You took a deep breath and looked at him, "we should go now. Fighting over Frieza is ridiculous." He laughed, "I'd rather fight for your love instead."

Being called upon to protect the world from androids next was not what you expected to do in life, but what's a few twists and turns? You originally were going to stay back with Bulma and help her care for Trunks, but seeing the damage those androids did to Yamcha caused you to worry.

You followed him to the battlefield, out to the middle of nowhere, you went on a wild goose chase with him to find an android, even searching for a lab no one knew the location of! Raditz was confused by your intent to stick by him in these times, "I'll follow wherever you go," you said, smiling at him. This is a deadly fight, and you want to see him today if you can't tomorrow.

These androids were supposedly going to bring the world to its knees, leaving the state of the world in chaos. If such a thing was meant to happen, you'd be right here next to Raditz. Even after being beaten by these mechanical beings, you could only smile knowing Raditz is right here with you.

There would come a time when the world really did end. Kid Buu wiped out all life on earth, that included Raditz and you. Your time on earth wasn't through, but at least you both left together. One final hug before death was enough to leave you happy.

"At least I got to die next to you." Was all you could say while looking at him.

MERRY CHRISTMAS EVE

hope yall ENJOY TODAY AND TOMORROW

[darkmaga-returns]

Bill Gates has unveiled the Global Depopulation Alliance, funnelling $1.6 billion to Gavi to promote jabs under the guise of combatting so-called “global boiling.”

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s plan, rooted in Gates’ TED talk vision of culling billions through“vaccines,” targets Africa with jabs causing infertility, heart attacks, strokes, and miscarriages.

Announced Tuesday amid U.S. and U.K. funding cuts to Gavi, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s pledge has ignited fierce controversy over transparency and vaccine safety. Detractors argue it cements Gates’ outsized control over global health, enabling the spread of harmful inoculations.

Naturalnews . com reports: Gavi, a public-private partnership founded in 2000 with Gates Foundation backing, aims to vaccinate children in low-income nations against diseases like pneumonia and diarrhea, but the real agenda is quite insidious, per Gates TED talks.

Bill Gates warned in a statement that “For the first time in decades, the number of kids dying around the world will likely go up this year instead of down because of massive cuts to foreign aid.” Yet critics argue his latest pledge is less about public health and more about consolidating power. Seamus Bruner, author of Controligarchs, told The Defender, “The Gates Foundation’s $1.6 billion pledge … looks less like charity and more like a much-needed cash infusion to prop up this public-private pro-vax hybrid.”

At Gavi’s Brussels fundraising summit, U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. delivered a video message announcing the U.S. withdrawal of financial support, demanding greater accountability. “In its zeal to promote universal vaccination, [Gavi] has neglected the key issue of vaccine safety,” Kennedy said, criticizing Gavi for dismissing safety concerns as “a public relations problem.”

Kennedy specifically cited Gavi’s promotion of COVID-19 vaccines for pregnant women and DTP (diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis) vaccines, alleging the alliance ignored inconvenient science. Gavi defended its practices, stating scientific evidence supports DTP immunization.

[superkalafragilisticiexpectitall]

So there you have it, the RACIST demonically infested Communists & WEF want White people gone.

White people don`t shit in the streets, FGM, etc

They want these Islamist demons to TAKE EVERYTHING WE HAVE

Believe me - they are demons

[naxalbari1967]

Read This Before You Say 1948 Was a War of Survival

The Nakba did not begin in 1948. It was not a spontaneous side effect of war, nor was it a chaotic tragedy of mutual conflict. It was the logical outcome of a deliberate strategy. The Zionist movement's military wing had, for years, been preparing and executing a campaign of terror, ethnic cleansing, and conquest across Palestine. Every bombing, every massacre, every expulsion before May 15, 1948, was not random violence. It was preparation. It was settler colonialism in motion. Zionist militias, the Haganah, Irgun, and Lehi, used these attacks to break the spine of Palestinian society, depopulate Arab areas, seize control of strategic locations, and clear the path for the establishment of a Jewish settler state that would be demographically and territorially secure. The Nakba was not the beginning. It was the climax of a project that had already razed entire villages and slaughtered thousands.

Zionist violence did not start in 1947 or 1948. It began during the British Mandate, often in cooperation with the British colonial army. During the Arab Revolt of 1936 to 1939, Britain and Zionist militias collaborated to crush Palestinian resistance. Orde Wingate, a British officer and open Zionist, helped train the Haganah’s Special Night Squads, which raided Palestinian villages, tortured civilians, and carried out assassinations. This laid the groundwork for Zionist paramilitarism. It taught the militias how to fight, how to punish entire communities, and how to use terror as a tool of political control. By the time the British left, the Haganah had developed a full intelligence network, an arsenal of weapons, and a plan to erase Palestinian society village by village.

The Irgun and Lehi went further. These were not defense organizations. They were proto-terrorist militias with open fascist ties. Their methods were brutal. The King David Hotel bombing in July 1946, in which 91 people were killed, showed the world what the Zionist right was capable of. The Semiramis Hotel bombing in 1948 did the same on Palestinian soil. Twenty four civilians were killed in their homes in Katamon, one of Jerusalem’s wealthiest Arab neighborhoods. This was not war. This was psychological warfare. These militias knew that terrorizing Palestinians into fleeing was faster than fighting them. Every bombing and execution sent a message. Leave or die.

By late 1947, after the UN Partition Plan, the violence escalated. The Zionist leadership had already adopted Plan Dalet, which outlined the blueprint for the destruction of Palestinian society. Under Plan Dalet, Zionist militias were authorized to depopulate, destroy, or occupy Arab villages whether or not they posed a threat. They were told to use force, raids, bombings, and mass arrests. The plan was not secret. It was written policy. What followed was the systematic eradication of over 500 villages and the expulsion of more than 750000 Palestinians.

Deir Yassin became the turning point. On April 9, 1948, Irgun and Lehi forces stormed the village and massacred more than 100 civilians, including men, women, children, and the elderly. Pregnant women were cut open. Bodies were dumped in wells. Survivors were paraded through Jerusalem to spread panic. The massacre was not an accident. It was a message. In the weeks after, Palestinian flight from surrounding areas surged. Zionist commanders acknowledged that Deir Yassin was a psychological weapon. They used atrocity to empty the land.

This tactic was not unique. The Haganah used the same playbook in Haifa, where coordinated bombardments, sniper fire, and panic tactics led to the mass exodus of 70000 Palestinians in April 1948. British forces, still technically in control, stood by as Zionist troops shelled neighborhoods, occupied strategic points, and rounded up civilians. Haifa had been a vibrant, mixed city. It was emptied in days. Zionist forces then looted the homes, seized the port, and refused the return of residents. It was a conquest disguised as defense.

Jaffa, another major Palestinian city, suffered the same fate. Irgun began a bombing campaign in early 1948, using truck bombs and naval shelling to break civilian morale. The Palestinian population fled under fire. By May, nearly 70000 people had been driven out. This was not war between armies. This was urban cleansing. Irgun even bombed the Saraya, the Palestinian government building, in January 1948, long before any real fighting had started. The goal was to cripple Palestinian leadership and force civilian flight. It worked.

Rural villages were wiped out by direct assault. In al Tantura, the Haganah’s Alexandroni Brigade massacred over 200 men in May 1948. Survivors were forced to dig mass graves. Balad al Shaykh, Sa’sa’, al Khisas, and Qalunya were all attacked in similar fashion. Houses were blown up, entire populations expelled, and returning civilians shot on sight. These were not battlefields. These were homes and farms. The Zionist policy was clear. Eliminate the native population.

Bombings became routine. Between December 1947 and April 1948, Zionist militias launched a series of car bombs and explosive attacks on civilian areas. These included the Jaffa Gate bombing, the Jerusalem Sam’an Building bombing, and the Haifa market truck bomb. In each case, dozens of Palestinians were killed, often in commercial districts. These were not military targets. They were terror operations aimed at breaking Palestinian civil life. The militias understood that if you destroy the markets, hotels, and administrative centers, you destroy the will to stay.

And they did not just use bombs. They used psychological warfare. The Haganah dropped leaflets on villages warning residents to flee or be massacred. Loudspeakers blared threats. Rumors were spread of atrocities in neighboring villages, often after real massacres like Deir Yassin had taken place. This terror campaign was coordinated. It was not an accident that village after village fell without resistance. People left because they knew what the Zionists would do if they stayed.

By May 14, 1948, the day Israel declared statehood, the Nakba had already happened. Hundreds of thousands had already been expelled. Hundreds of villages had been destroyed. Markets, hospitals, mosques, and schools had been leveled. What came after was just the final phase of a long campaign. A catastrophe does not require a war. Sometimes all it takes is a militia with a map, a plan, and the willingness to erase a people from their land. That is what the Zionist militias did. Not because they were defending themselves. Not because they were fighting a war for survival. But because they believed that Palestine had to be emptied for their settler project to survive.

The Nakba began long before 1948. It began with each of these catastrophes, bombings, massacres, expulsions, that were engineered, funded, and justified in the name of Zionism. The people who carried them out went on to become politicians, generals, and national heroes. Their crimes were rebranded as liberation. But the facts are still buried in mass graves, abandoned homes, and the silence of a world that watched it happen.

[reality-detective]

RED ALERT!! Military Forces Launch Global Raids: Trafficking Hubs, Vatican Ritual Chambers, Human Farms, and Elite DNA Experiments EXPOSED as World Leaders Panic!

The silent war is no longer silent. As of today, military operations worldwide have escalated, targeting the clandestine empires of global elites. These precision strikes aim to dismantle trafficking networks and secret facilities enslaving humanity for centuries.

Global Bunker Network Exposed

Insiders reveal an extensive underground network, with bunkers linking major cities and military bases, funded by covert taxpayer money. Recent operations in the Swiss Alps uncovered a complex with trafficking chambers and cloning labs, where seized evidence pointed to discussions on global depopulation and AI enslavement plans.

In Colorado, Denver International Airport's hidden bunkers have finally been confirmed, serving as hubs for elite evacuations and trafficking. Soldiers unearthed encrypted files and advanced holographic communication technologies used by elites to remain undetected globally.

Antarctica's Dark Secrets

Military raids in Antarctica are unearthing alien technologies and stasis chambers with non-human entities, revealing their centuries-long influence over global events. These discoveries signal the retreat of these beings as their control systems are systematically dismantled.

South America: Breaking the Chains

Elite units in Brazil and Colombia are disrupting cartel-connected trafficking rings, freeing thousands. Evidence links financial elites and politicians to these heinous crimes, using human lives as currency.

Europe: Vatican's Downfall

Covert operations within Vatican City have exposed vaults filled with ancient manuscripts and evidence of long-standing satanic rituals. Seized documents suggest a deep connection between the Vatican and global power structures, instrumental in maintaining human oppression.

Targeting the Global Financial Network

As physical networks are dismantled, the focus shifts to the financial systems supporting these atrocities. Quantum Financial System operatives are freezing assets linked to the cabal, preparing for a major shift to a transparent and equitable financial system.

The Final Showdown

These liberating acts by military forces are dismantling the very foundations of a dark regime that has long oppressed humanity. With each raid, more of our hidden shackles are revealed and destroyed.

Prepare for the Final Battle

The revelations from these operations are just the beginning. As the truth emerges, the world will confront the reality of a hidden war against humanity's freedom. The final battle has begun, and the cabal's reign is nearing its end.

EVERYTHING Else... Is a Distraction 🤔

[magapatriot64]

The most prestigious election in the world. The Presidency of the United States. Usually two candidates hammering out their agendas and their promises if they are able to win the most coveted job, the Presidency. Something changed. The Democrats have changed the game. Democrats no longer run on agenda. They have no agenda. Their goal? Destroying our America. How can they win after failure upon failure? Sell fear. Sell the people their opponent is bad for business. Lie about him and scare the people if they win our Democracy will end. Democracy? They mean Democrat Power. They use a rigged media to deliver nothing but lies, fear, and bullshit propaganda. Their message? Vote for us or die a slow death.

Democrats say if you are black and don’t vote for Kamala you should check your race and if you are white and don’t vote for Kamala you are racist. This here is their way to guilt you into voting for them.

They say Trump will be a dictator. They say Trump will cause bloodbaths in the streets if he loses. All lies. They tell you Trump is for the rich, wants to end Social Security, Medicare, low prescription prices. All lies and they know it. None of that matters when the coveted prize of power is at stake. It is no holds barred and they will eat their own to keep their quest for power and end our Constitutional Republic and replacing it with a NWO. They want to be the ruling class that rules the world.

If only the people who support the Dems could stop buying the bullshit and start opening their eyes and ears and learn the truth about the Party they defend and plan on voting for.

Kamala Harris already said the quiet part out loud. They want to depopulate the world. This isn’t fake propaganda, this is reality. They no longer support our most important ally, instead support the terrorists they are fighting. Proof? Kamala refused to meet with Netanyahu but if their money laundering CEO Zelensky came to town, they’d be rolling out the red carpet and another blank check. Where does it all end? It doesn’t if they stop Trump. They tried everything from smear campaigns, to trying to lock him up, when all failed they tried to end his life. Protecting Democracy simply means protecting the Democrat Party.

How important is this election? Imagine this. If the wheels on the bus, passage of time word salad Queen ever gets the White House it’s game over. You thought Biden was a puppet of the Obama far left? Kamala makes them all look like Conservatives compared to where she wants to take this country. The budget? What budget. They’ll be printing Monopoly money. Our schools? Education will be a thing if the past. It will be all about DEI training and government control. There will be no future because there will be no country. The open borders are all part of the plan. They are our replacements. They will be the slave class to help put their operation in motion. And that will start with getting rid of us. They already want to get rid of the old and sick. Just look at Canada. They think it’s ok to end your lives.

They want to control our food, our medicine, our doctors, mandating vaccines, and telling you how to live. Do you trust them? What the hell is in the food or water we ingest? What is in all the medicine we take? The only people that no their end game is we Conservatives and they know it. That is why they labeled us MAGA. Easier for them to find us and end us. Their mind games and controlling all started with having their base brainwashed against all of us and the end goal is to take us all out.

One problem. We all know this. Trump knows this. We also have goals. Our goals are simple. Keep Trump safe, return him to the White House, and flip the script by ending every last one of them, who is running their shit show, and finally returning our America. We have God. Our faith with the chosen one, Trump will end all this madness and restore civility forever in this the greatest Country in the world. My two cents.

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[eretzyisrael]

by John Podhoretz

The great delusion of post-Marx history is that change results from vast impersonal forces rather than the workings of individual human actions and unforeseen circumstances. What history records is the way free will and sheer contingency gum up the works of the Great Machine of Progress.

Would there have been an Arab Spring without a fruit vendor in Tunisia setting himself on fire in 2010? What if Derek Chauvin had taken the day off on June 20, 2020? What if there had been a blizzard on January 6, 2021?

And…what if Yahya Sinwar had hit his head on a pipe in a tunnel on October 6, been concussed, and hadn’t given the order to move on the kibbutzim and the Nova festival on October 7? Had he hit his head, would we be living in a world today in which Hamas has been all but destroyed, in which Hezbollah has been literally and perhaps fatally crippled, in which Iranian strikes against Israel have led to the mullahs losing their air defenses while steeling themselves for the loss of their nuclear program—and with the Assads gone from power in Syria after 53 years of ghoulish evil the likes of which the world has rarely ever witnessed?

All for the want of a horseshoe nail.

You could argue that a war conducted by Israel to destroy Hamas was always in the cards, just as the Israelis demonstrated they had thought the same with Hezbollah, since, beginning in 2015, they planned to destroy the Iranian catamite army by creating a shell import-export company that specialized in communications devices—and then laid in wait to activate the plan.

The war happened, though, because Sinwar made it happen. It was different north of Israel. The Jewish state chose the time, manner, and place of the pager detonation. They chose. It didn’t just happen. Impersonal forces didn’t move the levers in Gaza or in Lebanon. Leaders did.

Now, why Israel waited as the country’s north was depopulated and the financial, logistical, and psychological costs of that depopulation mounted will be matters of controversy there for the coming generation. Clearly its leaders believed they had to deal with Sinwar’s unprecedented blow first. And clearly they were managing world opinion, which is to say American opinion.

Israel knew it needed to win the war with Hamas, and that there was no way to conclude the war with Hamas without turning north and taking out Hezbollah. And I think Benjamin Netanyahu and his cabinet (as much as they all hated and hate each other) knew that the United States under Joe Biden simply did not want Israel to win. Biden and Co. may have wanted Israel to prevail in some fashion—but not if it was going to be too much of a pain in the Democratic Party’s ass.

At some point, Israel could not manage this ludicrous balancing act—prevailing without winning—and it moved. That was a choice. Human choice. And that choice led to other choices. Choices to make it clear that the Iran-backed terrorists had no quarter. Think you’re safe in Tehran? Think again, Haniyeh. Think you’re in the clear in Beirut? Bye-bye, Nasrallah. Think you can strike Israel without consequence from Tehran? No more defenses, mullahs. Think you just stay in Syria and keep sending weaponry through the Levant to your boys south of the Litani River? Say goodbye to Syria, Khamenei.

None of these events was inevitable. Rafah could have gone uninvaded. The pagers could have remained in Hezbollah pockets. Israel could have “taken the win,” as Joe Biden urged, wrongly, as was true of everything he has ever urged. It’s often said that the side that starts and loses a war does so out of a misperception of risk. The misperception that has led to this epochal change in the Middle East has to do with the way foolish Muslim fanatics and equally foolish American liberals view the Jews.

Here’s how they should view us:

We’re the eternal people.

You’re just the nomads.

[mesetacadre]

To an unbelieving world Stalin announced in early 1933 that the former backward peasant Russia had become the world’s second industrial country. The number of workers employed in industry had doubled from eleven to twenty-two million; the volume of industrial output had also doubled. An iron and steel industry of large proportions had been created. Tractors, automobiles, harvester combines, and every variety of modem machine was being produced. They were being produced inefficiently and with tremendous wastage, which caused loud groans from all the American engineer consultants.

“We wasted and broke machines,” admitted Stalin. “But we gained what is more important – time!”

In the same brief period some twenty million tiny, uneconomic subsistence farms were combined into 200,000 large farms (by 1940 it was 240,000) based on machine power, division of labor and scientific methods. At first they were even less efficiently run than the industries for they operated under locally elected management, chosen by the farmers who had pooled their lands. For two years farming was dislocated, not, as often claimed, by Moscow’s enforcement of collectivization but by the fact that local people, eager to be first at the promised tractors, organized collective farms three times as fast as the plan called for, setting up large scale farming without machines and even without book-keepers. In 1932-33 the whole land went hungry; all food everywhere was rigidly rationed. (It has been often called a famine which killed millions of people, but I visited the hungriest parts of the country and while I found wide-spread suffering, I did not find, either in individual villages or in the total Soviet census, evidence of the serious depopulation which famine implies.) The government met the emergency by drawing on the better trained personnel of industry and sent to the rural districts several thousand of the country’s best organizers – factory managers, army officers, agricultural experts – to help organize the farms. The result was at once apparent in the good harvest of 1933. After this, farming rapidly and permanently improved.

The Soviets Expected It (1941), Anna Louise Strong

[darkmaga-returns]

From PSYOP-19 and the associated Modified mRNA slow kill bioweapon “vaccines” to PSYOP-NO-KINGS to PSYOP-WW3 to their perennial go to PSYOP-CLIMATE-CHANGE, the NWO globopedo eugenicist cabal are now working overtime to usher in their dystopian Great Reset in order to meet their 2030 Agenda deadline.

Their rate of the slow kill or slow democide needs to be accelerated as we rapidly careen toward the year 2030, so what better opportunity to plan this depopulation of humanity than at their storied annual Bilderberg soiree?

Expect more Modified mRNA DEATHVAX™ to go along with their various never-ending global “emergencies,” and a potential escalation of the Israel-Iran war for maximum mass fear social engineering in order to induce maximum societal compliance for their demented vision of a One World Government with a radically decreased global population.

[awesomecooperlove]

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