Is WWIII inevitable?

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With big events comes conspiracy theories. Akala ko ba yun covid-19 and start ng one world? Then naging Ukraine ngayon Israel naman? Ano ba talaga?

Nun worldwide lockdown, ito na yun one world then nawala naghanap nanaman ng iba


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[dr. d]

With big events comes conspiracy theories. Akala ko ba yun covid-19 and start ng one world? Then naging Ukraine ngayon Israel naman? Ano ba talaga?

Nun worldwide lockdown, ito na yun one world then nawala naghanap nanaman ng iba


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folks, including the media, sometimes claim conspiracy theories, when they do not believe the offered explanation.
and when more folks are not satisfied, the more conspiracy theories become more attractive.

[uls]

malapit na gera dito sa atin

atat na atat gerahin ng amerika ang tsina

gagamitin nila ang asian vassals nila as cannon fodder

the same way they used ukraine against russia

kaya siguro madami nagbebenta ng kanilang property (entire buildings and malls binebenta)

naghahanda ng exit plan (liquid money is more mobile)

[Ry_Tower]

With big events comes conspiracy theories. Akala ko ba yun covid-19 and start ng one world? Then naging Ukraine ngayon Israel naman? Ano ba talaga?

Nun worldwide lockdown, ito na yun one world then nawala naghanap nanaman ng iba


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Baka makatsamba yung boland kristal.

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^ hard to take mahathir's words seriously when malaysia has its own version of discrimination w/c they call "the bumiputra policy"

footages of close urban combat in the wasted alleys of gaza

https://x.com/aldin_aba/status/1720853702821413145?s=20

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Bliken only strengthens the view that the US is beholden to AIPAC and Israel's interest... It has no control over Bibi.


Blinken wraps up frantic Mideast tour with tepid, if any, support for pauses in Gaza fighting

Blinken's mission, his second to the region since the war began, has found only tepid, if any, support for his efforts to contain the fallout from the conflict. Israel has rejected the idea of pauses while Arab and Muslim nations are instead demanding an immediate cease-fire as the casualty toll soars among Palestinian civilians under Israeli bombardments of Gaza.

U.S. officials are seeking to convince Israel of the strategic importance of respecting the laws of war by protecting non-combatants and significantly boosting deliveries of humanitarian aid to Gaza’s beleaguered civilian population.

It remained unclear, however, if Netanyahu would agree to temporary, rolling pauses in the massive operation to eradicate Hamas — or whether outrage among Palestinians and their supporters could be assuaged if he did.

The Biden administration, while remaining the strongest backer of Israel's military response to Hamas' attacks on Oct. 7, is increasingly seeking to use its influence with Israel to try to temper the effect of Israel's weeks of complete siege and near round-the-clock air, ground and sea assaults in Gaza, home to 2.3 million civilians.

Arab states are resisting American suggestions that they play a larger role in resolving the crisis, expressing outrage at the civilian toll of the Israeli military operations and believing Gaza to be a problem largely of Israel’s own making.

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Many Jews still believe they are the chosen people and can do whatever they want now with no consequence... # 1 is Bibi Netanyahu, who likes to espouse old testament phrases.

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Why borders are closed for Palestinian refugees | Philstar.com

Why borders are closed for Palestinian refugees
THE CORNER ORACLE - Andrew J. Masigan - The Philippine Star
November 8, 2023 | 12:00am

The Israeli government mercifully advised Palestinian civilians to move south as the Israeli Defense Force launched its ground assault on Hamas inside Gaza’s borders. Many successfully fled despite Hamas preventing them from doing so. As I write this, more than a million Palestinians have set up camp in southern Gaza, hoping that the Egyptian government would accept them as refugees.

But Egypt refuses to open its doors, as do other neighbors including Jordan, Syria and Lebanon. In fact, the entire Arab world refuses to accept Palestinian refugees despite proclaiming unwavering support for the Palestinian people and their plight.

Egyptian President Abdel El-Sisi justified his refusal by saying that his country does not have the financial bandwidth to absorb refugees. He also says that allowing Palestinians to flee Gaza may undermine their fight for statehood and self-determination.

But wealthy Arab countries like Qatar, the UAE and Saudi Arabia refuse to accept Palestinian refugees too. So the issue is not financial. Evidently, the specter of welcoming Palestinians comes with the risk of absorbing their radicals as well. The case of Lebanon is a frightening example of the risks involved.

It will be recalled that Lebanon agreed to accept Palestinian refugees following the Arab-Israeli war of 1948 and the Six-Day War of 1967. Lebanon was a model country in the gulf back then. They had a functioning democracy with open borders, open minds and a strong economy built on financial services. About a third of the Lebanese population were Christians and they lived in relative peace with their Muslim countrymen. Beirut was known as the Paris of the east.

In less than one generation, radical Islamic Palestinians used their host country as a launching pad to attack Israel. They also mobilized to extinguish the Christian population of Lebanon whom they considered infidels. Lebanese Christian communities were bombed and subjected to sniper attacks. Those that survived were deprived of food, water and electricity. They massacred whole cities, the worst hit being the city of Damour. There, they slaughtered women and children and crucified the menfolk.

Palestinian refugees formed 11 Islamic terrorist groups while in asylum in Lebanon, including Yasser Arafat’s Palestinian Liberation Organization. They even attempted to take control of their host country’s political system with the intention of replacing Lebanese values with that of fundamentalist Islam. It was Israel that liberated Lebanon from the grip of radical terrorists and it was Israel that kicked out Yasser Arafat to Tunisia.

Since the early 80s, European and North American countries continued to accept refugees from Palestine and the Arab world. They are paying the price for it today. Many refuse to integrate into society. Instead, they insist that their host country adjust to Muslim laws and culture.

Radical Muslims in Europe and North America have resorted to murder, terror and anti-Semitic activities to show their support for Hamas following the Oct. 7 attacks. This has prompted numerous western governments to initiate a mass deportation of suspected Muslim radicals.

Violence and barbarism often accompany radical Palestinians. Tragically, there is no telling who among the Palestinian people are radicals and who are not. This is why Arab nations keep them out.

Hamas is Palestine’s jail-keeper and tormentor. Not all Palestinians are Islamic radicals. There are 2.050 million Palestinians in Gaza and only about 40,000 are Hamas fighters. Although a small minority, it only takes a sliver of the population to lead a country to a path of violence. It was the same for the Nazi movement in Germany.

Since 2007, the Gaza Strip has been de facto governed as a de facto one-party state by Hamas, which claims to represent the State of Palestine. But Hamas is not a government – it is a criminal terrorist gang whose principal purpose is to annihilate the Jewish population. Hamas attacked Israel in 2008, 2012, 2014 and 2021, none of which forwarded the cause of Palestine for statehood. Rather, it pushed it further away.

Hamas attacked Israel in Oct. 7 knowing full well that the Israelis would respond with such force and fury that civilian lives would be at risk. They did so anyway. Civilians are used by Hamas as human shields and they do this by housing their rocket launchers and munitions inside residential blocks, schools and hospitals.

Last Oct. 17, the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (a sister terrorist group to Hamas) launched a defective rocket, which landed in a hospital parking lot. Hamas took advantage of the situation and blamed Israel for it. They exaggerated the casualty count to gain global sympathy. Hamas has been on a social media offensive portraying themselves and the Palestinian people as the victims in the war they started. Many of the videos of wounded civilians were determined as fake.

In truth, Hamas has no interest in the welfare of the Palestinian people. Even after 17 years in power, the Palestinians remain bereft of clean drinking water, sewerage and electricity. It is Israel who provides these. Cement imported to build badly needed infrastructure are diverted and used to construct underground combat tunnels. Humanitarian aid is channeled not to the people but to the officers of Hamas who sell them on the black market. Financial aid from governments and NGOs are redirected to the leaders of Hamas who live luxurious lives in Qatar and Turkey. All these are happening while the Palestinian people live sub-human lives.

Hamas’ attacks on Israel make peace in Gaza and statehood for the Palestinian people further out of reach. The Palestinian people will likely be state-less for at least another generation, thanks to the hate and bloodlust of Hamas. Indeed, Hamas is the Palestine’s jail-keeper and tormentor. Israel is doing Palestine a favor by extinguishing them.

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Manifest destiny Islamic fundamental style


https://twitter.com/visegrad24/statu...ywwV2SIUg&s=19

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[uls]

guess there isn't much good news for visegrad24 to post about ukraine

[Yatta]

You are being redirected...

[Flipo]

Manifest destiny Islamic fundamental style


https://twitter.com/visegrad24/statu...ywwV2SIUg&s=19

https://twitter.com/visegrad24/statu...cTeXVVMcQ&s=19

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ALL EUROPEAN LIFE DIED IN AUSCHWITZ

By Sebastian Vivar Rodriguez - Spanish Writer, November 21, 2004.

I walked down the street in Barcelona, and suddenly discovered a terrible truth - Europe died in Auschwitz.
We killed six million Jews and replaced them with 20 million Muslims.
In Auschwitz we burned a culture, thought, creativity, talent. We destroyed the chosen people, truly chosen, because they produced great and wonderful people who changed the world.
The contribution of this people is felt in all areas of life: science, art, international trade, and above all, as the conscience of the world. These are the people we burned.
And under the pretence of tolerance, and because we wanted to prove to ourselves that we were cured of the disease of racism, we opened our gates to 20 million Muslims, who brought us stupidity and ignorance, religious extremism and lack of tolerance, crime and poverty due to an unwillingness to work and support their families with pride.
They have turned our beautiful Spanish cities into the third world, drowning in filth and crime.
Shut up in the apartments they receive free from the government, they plan the murder and destruction of their naive hosts.
And thus, in our misery, we have exchanged culture for fanatical hatred, creative skill for destructive skill, intelligence for backwardness and superstition.
We have exchanged the pursuit of peace of the Jews of Europe and their talent for hoping for a better future for their children, their determined clinging to life because life is holy, for those who pursue death, for people consumed by the desire for death for themselves and others, for our children and theirs.
What a terrible mistake was made by miserable Europe.

* This is a free translation of an article reportedly first published in a Spanish newspaper. The editor of this site could not confirm the name of the author. A variant of the name is Sebastian Villar Rodriguez. The author's name appears to be a pseudonym, apparently to avoid attack by antisemites.

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Majority of millenials in the US don't buy into AIPAC and mainstream media pro-Israeli propaganda... The victimazation card often used by zionist isn't working. Biden is taking notice. With millenials vote gaining importance for next years elections...

Blinken brings a notable shift in US language toward Israel as pressure mounts at home and abroad

For weeks, the Biden administration has strongly backed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s military offensive following Hamas’ brutal attack, but a rising death count in the besieged enclave, enormous pro-Palestinian protests across the globe and increasing discomfort inside the White House has put considerable strain on the US’ posture.

“Far too many Palestinians have been killed. Far too many have suffered these past weeks,” the top US diplomat said in New Delhi. “We want to do everything possible to prevent harm to them and to maximize the assistance that gets to them.”

“To that end, we’ll be continuing to discuss with Israel the concrete steps to be taken to advance these objectives,” Blinken added.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Go2ULwKQfm8

Is TikTok Spreading Hamas Propaganda? | Vantage with Palki Sharma

Republican senators in the US have called for banning TikTok amid a rise in anti-Semitic and pro-Hamas content on the social media app.

While TikTok does not platform Hamas, its content moderation has been criticised by cyber experts.

Data shows pro-Palestine content comfortably leads pro-Israel content on the app.

Palki Sharma tells you more.

Also read: 44 - Page Not Found | Firstpost...
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TikTok | United States | Ban | Republican Senators | Hamas Propaganda | Firstpost | World News | Vantage | Palki Sharma

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Gazans turn on Hamas as food shortage fuels disorder

Desperate Palestinians have begun attacking Hamas security forces as tensions grow in Gaza over chronic shortages of food, water and medicine.

In rare acts of defiance, Gazans hurled rocks at Hamas police who tried to jump a queue for water, and openly insulted Hamas officials, witnesses said.

The clashes suggest that Hamas’s authoritarian rule is beginning to crumble, and that locals hold it at least partly to blame for the humanitarian crisis brought about by the Israeli invasion.

The signs of mounting dissent were revealed by Gazans who spoke to the Associated Press news agency.

They described a breakdown in law and order brought on by food shortages, with fights breaking out in bread queues. People were carrying knives and sticks to protect themselves, they said.

One Gazan who was scolded by a Hamas officer for trying to jump a bread queue hit the accuser over the head with a chair, according to an aid worker standing in the line.

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/style...s-israel-gaza/

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https://www.washingtonpost.com/style...s-israel-gaza/

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How many lives were lost and how much did it cost the American public in the Iraq war over fake intelligence provided by Bibi? And it gave the rise of Islamist extremist groups like Daesh... Was he ever held accountable?

[uls]

How many lives were lost and how much did it cost the American public in the Iraq war over fake intelligence provided by Bibi? And it gave the rise of Islamist extremist groups like Daesh... Was he ever held accountable?

"we want to destroy all our enemies but we can't do it alone so we need to make the U S do it for us"

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Older generation who tend to believe what their government and jewish controlled mainstream media tell them vs the internet generation...

The generation gap in opinions toward Israel | Brookings