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June from Kablam retweeted
In Gaza, I studied at two universities and worked at a third. Professors who taught me have been killed, colleagues have been murdered, and the campuses where I studied and worked lay mostly in ruins. The entire academic system has been obliterated by Israel's bombs. Yet, here, people have the audacity to claim they are not safe because they witness student protests against their institutions' complicity in human rights violations or to simply express demands for an end to genocide. Disgusting.
Anyone ever play or attend Congress Theater?
June from Kablam retweeted
ALT A news anchor speaks before satellite footage of the Earth, which has grown evil eyes and large fangs. The anchor says "it's now been sever days since the eart transformed into Dracula. Scientists have indeed confirmed that the face rising out of the planet's surface is definitely Dracula's. We cut to scientists reading a printout from a machine that says 100% Dracula. One of the scientists confirms "yep, that's Dracula." The New anchor then says "we go to the SMashing Pumpkins' Billy Corgan for comment." Billy Corgan says "the world is a vampire."
June from Kablam retweeted
Actually in awe of how grim this is. Fucking outstanding
Glasgow Willy Wonka experience slammed as ‘farce’ as tickets refunded dlvr.it/T3JrBm
As someone who is always postponing updates, I still have the Twitter app, with my cozy bird and baby blue. Though as of late I can no longer search or open quotes off another tweet. Twitter’s days are numbered, not sure I will transition to X.
June from Kablam retweeted
Every horror we can imagine, every desecration of human life & sanctity, is taking place in Gaza.
What the Israelis and Americans have done in Gaza will be remembered as one of history’s greatest crimes.
New Interview: I talked to Seema Jilani, a pediatrician who spent two weeks working at a hospital in Gaza, about her experiences, and what Israel’s refusal to allow sufficient medicine into the territory has meant for Gaza’s children. newyorker.com/news/q-and-a/a…
