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The problem is that most people that believe the lies do not possess the attention span to hear the truth.
For all of you who may not know the actual history of the origins of the Palestinian cause and might be interested to see and learn and understand, then this incredible short 24 minute documentary by @rehoov.
This is honestly a must see, and I encourage you to bookmark it and share it so that others can learn and understand it too.
So when you hear the Jew haters attempting to call us Nazis, you’ll know exactly who the real Nazis are.
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Il s'appelle Jakub Kulik, il a 24 ans, c'est le héros de Cracovie, mais des Polonais veulent le voir en prison.
Kulik a reçu 3 balles de la part d'un terroriste qui a abattu 6 personnes au hasard dans la rue.
Quand une balle a traversé le poumon du policier Kulik, il a pensé que sa dernière heure était arrivée. Mais il ne voulait pas mourir sans avoir neutralisé la menace et protégé le public.
Aujourd'hui, Kulik se remet de ses blessures et le terroriste est mort. Un Polonais vivant à Londres a déposé une zawiadomienie auprès du procureur de Cracovie. En d'autres termes, il porte plainte contre Kulik. Il lui reproche l'usage excessif de la force et, en particulier, d'avoir continué a tirer, alors que le terroriste était au sol.
C'est très britannique comme attitude. Par exemple, le Royaume-Uni envoie ses forces spéciales dans des missions derrière les lignes ennemies, puis paye des cabinets d'avocats pour porter plainte contre eux au nom de leurs ennemis. Des soldats qui reviennent du front se retrouvent avec des convocations devant la police et sont traités comme des criminels : est-ce vous avez offert aux terroristes la possibilité de discuter ? Est-ce que vous avez décliné votre identité avant de tirer ? Avez-vous fait des tirs de sommation ? Avez-vous tenté des moyens non létaux pour neutraliser l'ennemi ?
Le résultat est que les militaires sont ruinés en frais de justice pendant que les terroristes d'hier sont logés dans les meilleures adresses de Londres aux frais du contribuable.
La Pologne découvre avec révulsion cette mentalité.
La plainte vient de personnes proches de l'association Hejt Stop (Stowarzyszenie Hejt Stop) qui lutte contre les discriminations faites aux personnes transgenres. Elle exige que le procureur enquête sur les circonstances de l'échange de coups de feu avant de vérifier que chaque balle tirée par la police entre dans le cadre des règles d'engagement et de la loi sur la légitime défense.
A suivre !
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Stop Killing Christians in Nigeria
Stop Killing Christians in Nigeria
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A Jewish café owner needs a police escort. A man who praises October 7 gets a podcast.
Why it's like that?
Is it because of us (all good people), or because of them?
Thought for the day, from 2016.
24 hour news, Causes much competition between news companies for viewing figures and revenue to keep their corporate owners happy. News is big business!
Taking into account the race for viewing figures and the almighty dollar, 24/7, it is no great leap of the imagination to realise that the standard of Journalism has reached a level of sound bite and sensationalism. We don’t get facts, only juicy titbits.
Add to this the Internet, tweets and blogs which for anyone who wishes to know more about a certain subject, it soon becomes clear that truth is what you want it to be.
How is all this shock and horror news affecting us in our daily lives?
Does the instant fame attract more of the same shock and horror?
Are we all in danger of suffering from various degrees of PTSD?
Personally after months of violent death and suffering, superficial gossip and innuendo, Political scare mongering, I am worn out. Not from listening to and seeing all the aforementioned, but by trying to find the truth in all of it, and trying to figure out what is worth my time and what is not.
I have come to the conclusion that only things that have a direct result on my life will be thought on, but there lays in this the dilemma, there is so much that once seen you cannot un-see!
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Oh, look, exploitative, mediocre white has-beens who have turned the suffering of people on the other side of the world into a successful business model. How inspiring.
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One Christian murdered every 86 minutes in Nigeria.
The hashtags are missing. The celebrities are missing. The outrage is missing.
No Jew No news. What a remarkable coincidence.
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The algorithm isn't the only thing with selective visibility.
Take Israel out of the headline and suddenly the "humanitarian industry" goes on mute.
If there ever was a case for X to exist this story is the Prima facie evidence that the EU is an anti democratic creeping toward a neo fascist organisation. There was not a peep out of any news org in Europe while this coup was taking place in Poland, the most successful member in the 27. If not for X we would not know it happened, until the watered down version was cleared for transmission.
Ra'am Party head Mansour Abbas has managed to convince the Israeli left that he is a moderate.
He is not moderate, he is Muslim Brotherhood.
Watch him here explain clearly that his and his party's intention is confrontation with Israel. He openly acknowledges that they are utilising Israeli democracy as a tool to erode Israel from within.
A classic Muslim Brotherhood tactic.
[Part of a Shomersaf podcast with @GadiTaub1 and @MoranT555
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Exactly!
This question isn’t proving what Colin thinks it’s proving.
He (and others) are assuming those who say they won’t shoot the tiger are saying they think animal lives are more important than human lives.
But that’s not really what the question is asking.
Think about this scenario for a moment:
An adult man knowingly and illegally enters an enclosed space with a wild tiger. Not a pet tiger. Not a tame tiger. Not some tiger version of Aslan. A wild tiger in a small space where the tiger will be sure to see him.
Would you shoot the tiger?
I can’t help but feel an injustice there.
The man is the one putting the tiger’s life at risk.
The world has seen this before, grown adults endangering the lives of the animals because they refuse to obey the rules of the zoo. It’s literally a “this is why we can’t have nice things” situation here. We can’t try and help endangered tigers via a breed and release programs at zoos because some idiot is going to get the endangered animal shot.
The scenario is different if the human in danger is one of the handlers who was meant to BE there.
It’s different if the tiger is in the MAN’S home.
It’s different if the man is out on a hike and the tiger attacks him out of the blue.
In all three cases I’d shoot the tiger in a heartbeat.
But hurts my sense of justice to kill a tiger for being a tiger when the MAN is willfully putting that tiger’s life in danger with HIS illegal and reckless actions.
That feels so wrong.
No, I don’t value animals lives over human lives. But I do absolutely despise selfish thoughtless humans who recklessly endanger others because they are pursuing their own will at the cost of everything else.
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I am waiting for the " you care more about a Tiger than you do about Palestinians" They never like being pushed off the trending list. Next they will do some awful thing to provoke an outcry to get back on the list.
Today most of X has a higher than usual bullshit coefficient. I also prefer to remember today in peace not in anger. Tomorrow is another day fresh and rested to deal with morons and zombies.
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This woman made me take a firm stance and pick a side.
Remembering Shani Louk, all those who lost their lives on October 7th, and all those whose lives were changed forever.
Looking at Britain is like seeing a "Beautiful Building" falling into disrepair and neglect. A building that has been taken over as a squat and degraded to a degree that paint and plaster will not be enough to return it to it´s liveable self. very sad. What two world wars could´nt do the British did to them selves.























