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As far back as I can remember, I always wanted to be a talking head on a documentary about the horror film genre.
we need to **** *** ***** ******
An Elizabeth Holmes and Nathan Fielder lookalike competition is currently happening at Washington Square Park.
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It’s worth clarifying something as folks are sharing news of the West Bank being “shut down”. Importantly, it is not the entire West Bank which is shut down—it is Palestinian cities, towns, and villages. Settlers are free to travel through open roads and checkpoints, as always.
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Actor and Matt Damon’s whatever Ben Affleck defends Digger:
“Everybody wants to celebrate this bomb as if it's the most exciting thing that happened and you think like, 'This is a pretty ambitious, interesting movie made by interesting people that have talent."”
@TheWrap
I work for rotten tomatoes incorporated and this is true
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"Let me relish in butchering this language. Let me destroy senses with it. This language destroyed me."
In his first essay written in English, Yahya Ashour grapples with exile and a language he can't trust with his memories.
Read now on The Key:
thekeymagazine.com/p/yahya-a…
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Palestinians are protesting his political choices and demanding accountability from an elected official. You know the difference. Reducing Palestinian political demands to mental illness rather than engaging with them is a disgraceful way to avoid the actual argument.
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A beautiful piece:
On 7 October, Gaza writer @khpalestined reflects on why three years of genocide have failed to break the Palestinian people's will to resist — and how they have deepened his own commitment to liberation electronicintifada.net/conte…
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It's been three years of documenting slaughter.
You may notice less media coverage from Palestine, because in Gaza journalists have been slaughtered en masse, and in the West Bank we're being put in torture chambers and threatened systemically by Israel (both military & police, and settlers).
But the real thing is that enough has been covered, what's missing is not news, it's the insistence of the world that we keep providing documentation while it refuses to provide accountability.
What this has done is create a vacuum where we are drained, depleted, and forced to risk our lives, while Israeli colonial and genocidal violence is sustained and excused.
























