#ziles

[piccevo]

zelia

he is mainly relevant in one of the 2 versions and is a polar opposite of his sister

also no one ask but yes the thorns are sharp

[the-garbanzo-annex-jr]

by Dexter Van Zile

I recently witnessed something I haven't seen in a long time. On Friday, August 16, 2024, a group of pro-Hamas activists packed up their signs and went home in the face of spirited and non-violent opposition from a coalition of pro-American Iranians and American Jews.

The last time I saw anything like that happen was in 2006 or 2007, when I led a crowd of Israel supporters in chants in order to silence a heckler standing on the sidewalk near the town common in Amherst, Massachusetts. The ridicule was enough to prompt him and his fellow anti-Israel activists to walk away, as we cheered their departure. It was glorious.

On August 16, 2024, the pro-Hamas activists conducted their retreat from Lexington in two stages.

First, they walked away from the intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Pleasant Street, where they have been protesting on an intermittent basis since October 7. Then, after they retreated a couple of hundred feet down Mass. Ave. (while tenacious, but peaceful, pro-Israel protesters followed them), the Hamas supporters packed up their signs and withdrew altogether, leaving an Iranian-born American citizen to conduct a solitary rear-guard action. Once the pro-Israel protesters took pity on the police officers charged with keeping the peace and got ready to leave, the pro-Hamas supporter also left — clearly a little bit worse for wear.

The pro-Hamas folks did not abandon the site of their weekly standout because they were outnumbered. The two groups were evenly matched. In fact, the pro-Hamasniks may have even enjoyed a slight numerical advantage over the pro-Israel folks who challenged them. Nevertheless, it was the anti-Israel folks who retreated.

The pro-Israel activists, who had coalesced around a core of Iranian human rights activists associated with From Boston to Iran, used a very simple message to break the resolve of the pro-Hamas activists: "You are on the side of rapists and murderers."

The pro-Hamas protesters tried countering with the lie that Israel is committing a "genocide" in Gaza, but it didn't work on the pro-Israel folks who just kept repeating their message: If you're pro-Hamas, you're siding with rapists and murderers. They offered this message in chants and individual conversations.

The pro-Israel folks didn't bother reminding their opponents that Hamas attacks civilians while hiding behind civilians, thereby making civilian casualties inevitable. They didn't waste their breath reminding the pro-Hamas folks that Arab and Muslim leaders have killed millions of Arab and Muslim civilians without much comment from the progressive left in the United States. The pro-Israel folks knew these facts — but didn't waste their time repeating them on the streets of Lexington. They just kept repeating the central truth of the conflict in Gaza: Hamas is a bunch of rapists and murderers, and many leftists and anti-democratic radicals in the US have taken their side.

Most importantly, our strategy worked.

By repeating the simple truth of what's happening in the Middle East, a gathering of pro-Israel Jews and Iranians stripped a gathering of pro-Hamas protesters of the moral superiority in which they have wrapped themselves since October 7. By sticking to the "Hamas is a bunch of rapists and murderers" message, pro-Israel activists reminded any self-proclaimed progressives who joined the Hamas supporters, that the October 7 massacre was not performed to "liberate" the Palestinians — but to build a social order in the Middle East in which terror and violence is the dominant culture, as opposed to peace, tolerance, and full rights for all religions, genders, and minorities.

It is no accident that Iranians who oppose the theocratic leadership in Tehran have become a powerful force of anti-Hamas activism in the United States. Having to deal with the rapists and murderers who oppress their friends and relatives, Iranian human rights activists understand that the violence against moderate Muslims, non-Muslims, and women in Iran has a common root with the violence of the October 7 massacre. They know that the violence perpetrated against Iranian and Israeli women is justified by radical Islamism, a supremacist ideology that privileges the rights of Muslim men over non-Muslims and women.

Although leftists should know this as well — many don't, and they need to be reminded repeatedly, and publicly, of the true nature of the radical Islamist movement they help support. One day, they will be the target of the Islamist oppression endured by Iranians and Israelis and when it happens, they won't be allowed to say no one told them.

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[p0tasiu]

Nu stiu de cate ori mai pot sa ma culc la 6 si sa ma trezesc la 13 pana cand doar nu ma mai trezesc deloc chat

[incorrectly-quoting-mxtx]

Ouyang Zizhen: How do the Sect Leaders argue without crying?

Jin Ling: I am a Sect Leader, and let me tell you, it gets super close.

[golge-gezgin]

Yol yoktur, sen yürürsen yol olur…

( Bab'Aziz )

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[ Tokat, Zile, 05.11.2023 ]

[just-miru]

Ace in Romanian is as(s)

yeah, i'm an ass :3

[vladdocs]

Centrul de Studii asupra Orientului Mijlociu și a Mediteranei (UBB Cluj) și Facultatea de Istorie şi Filosofie | Universitatea Babeş-Bolyai vă invită la conferința DE CE A ATACAT VLAD ȚEPES IMPERIUL OTOMAN? SAU, NU A FĂCUT-O? susținută de ADRIAN GHEORGHE (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität din München) conferința va avea loc luni, 15 mai 2023, ora 18.00, în format hibrid: participare fizică: Aula Ferdinand, Str. Napoca, Nr. 11 (fosta locație a Institutului de Istorie), Et. 1 online via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81839471952... Meeting ID: 818 3947 1952 Passcode: 922984 Adrian Gheorghe este doctor în osmanistică și cercetător în cadrul Institut für den Nahen und Mittleren Osten, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität din München. Cercetările sale sunt centrate în special pe istoria militară și socio-militară timpurie a Imperiului Otoman (sec. XIV-XVI), relațiile dintre Țările Române și lumea otomană/musulmană, Balcanii și Asia Mică în perioada medievală, numismatică islamică. Este membru în echipa proiectului internațional CORPUS DRACULIANUM. Documentele și cronicile relative la viața și domnia voievodului Vlad Țepes, care reunește întreaga bază documentară publicată și nepublicată a izvoarelor de orice gen de la și despre Vlad III Țepes Drăculea, din perioada 1437-1650 (numeroase scurte prezentări tematice din cadrul proiectului pot fi găsite pe canalul YouTube dedicat acestuia: https://www.youtube.com/@CorpusDraculianum/featured)

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

Më ka bërë të vuaj telefoni, Dhe jo nuk guxoj ta hap. Ajo luan, ndoshta sjam sjam i pari, Që këtë lojë te saj e vuaj gjatë.

[ceabu]

faygo is actually really popular in the city i'm from. but my partner got some apple pie flavored one from a shady corner store, took a sip, then realized there were chunks in it and it had expired like several months before. moral of the story, check those expire dates on ya juice, clowns. LOL

Oh my God that's awful lmao aaaaa always check the expiration dates on stuff !!!!!

[wickedthiswaycomes]

〔 deniz baysal, 29, cis woman, she&her ) Yasemin Zileli was seen listening to complex by katie gregson-macleod. Yasemin is a sports journalist and known to be ambitious and cynical.

general ;;

full name; yasemin zileli

nicknames; 

age; 29

birthday; february 1st

zodiac; aquarius

gender/pronouns; cis woman, she/her

sexual/romantic preferences; heterosexual, heteroromantic

personality traits; ambitious, cynical, people-pleasing,

biography ;;

fire tw, death tw

With all the difficulty that the Zileli parents had in conceiving Kerem, Yasemin was all too easy. They hadn't been expecting another child, but before they knew it, Yasemin had come screaming into the world. While Kerem had been easy from the start, she was the opposite. She never wanted to be left alone-- always attached to either of her parents or trailing after her older brother endlessly. Yasemin excelled in school, though she lacked the same...charm as her brother. Even in elementary school, she held herself to a high standard and would be in a terrible mood if she did poorly on a spelling test. Despite the fact that she worshipped her brother, she hated being compared to him.

As she grew older, it became clearer to everyone just how different the Zileli siblings were. Yasemin was mostly content to be on her own-- she had an extremely tight group of friends but she devoted most of her time to her studies. She had the occasional boyfriend, though she was always quick to cut them off when her exams were nearing. It wasn't until Kerem became close with the Yilmaz twins that Yasemin decided to allow someone into her life a little more permanently. Idris Yilmaz was everything that Yasemin had ever imagined she could desire in another person. She was head over heels for him.

Of course, everything came crashing down with the Yilmaz fire. Yasemin was kept in the dark for most everything that went on-- only told to pack her things and to make sure that Kerem's things were packed as well. She didn't fight her parents on it, even though she was utterly lost as to what was happening. It wasn't until the Zileli family had been moved that she began to understand. She and her parents would get into screaming matches as she demanded that they return to their home-- she had to learn what actually happened because everything that she had heard...it couldn't possibly be true. Then Kerem left and Yasemin was left trying to put her world back together.

She went off to college, partially paid for by her older brother, and there she decided to enter journalism...though it wasn't the investigative journalism that her parents had feared would attract her. And after college, she did everything that she supposed she should do. She got married; had two beautiful children that her parents doted on. Everything was picture-perfect.

headcanons ;;

Yasemin has two children, a six-year-old son, and a three-year-old daughter

Yasemin and Kerem haven't really been close since before they moved after the fire, mostly due to the tensions surrounding Hande's death. However, Yasemin has always made it a point to bring her children around to see their uncle. She refuses to deny them that.

wanted connections ;;

Husband - Yasemin and this person got married fairly young and now have two children together. Details surrounding their marriage can be worked out. Maybe things have been tense or maybe the spouse is unaware of how Yasemin is half stuck in the past.

Close confidant - Someone that Yasemin has gotten close to, maybe they work together or just had their paths cross separately. Either way, Yasemin is close to them and actually opens up more than she would to other people.

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[yeniyeniseyler]

Yeni gazete "Nefes" 19 Aralık’ta çıkıyor! (Özel Haber)

Sözcü Gazetesi‘nin kuruluşundan itibaren 17 yıl genel yayın yönetmenliğini yapan Metin Yılmaz; Ekim ayında Sözcü’den istifa etmiş ve ardından da Sözcü Grubu’nun kadrosunda pek çok ayrılık yaşanmıştı. Metin Yılmaz’ın Sözcü ve Korkusuz gazetelerinden ayrılanlarla birlikte; imtiyaz sahipliğini ise Sözcü’nün avukatlarından İsmail Yılmaz’ın üstleneceği “Nefes” ismiyle yeni bir gazete hazırlığında…

[yenerajans]

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[mayoneziyerim]

bizim evin kapisi da han kapisi gibi he herkes zile basiyor