Please this is a serious question. What will it take for Israel to stop this genocide? Why no government in the world comes forward with s plan? I just can’t comprehend how the world can go on when there is a genocide happening? Isn’t there something that a group of countries or individuals with power can do ? Are we just going to sit and watch the last Palestinian be executed? Email bombings to the government, more than 1 Million phone calls, protests, boycotts. Nothing helped. We are running out of time. It is the most vile, cruel, monstruous time I am living in. I just have no more words and comprehension left in me. Please can someone tell me what is going to happen with Palestine?
It’s not Israel committing the genocide. It’s the oligarchy that controls entire “west” that is the ghoul killing these people. The rogue regime running Israel that’s killing the Palestinians is but one hand of this ghoul, not the whole body.
If you think this is hyperbole, understand my friend that they have in the same period sent even more Ukrainians to die…for no good reason at all other than their insatiable greed to own both Ukraine and Russia. Because despite being richer than ever before ( https://www.commondreams.org/news/global-oligarchy ) their greed to own everything and everyone insatiable.
Someone send the memo to the people of Taiwan and the Philippines - they are sleepwalking and had better wake up. Or ask the people in Korea who have suddenly understood and are fighting to avoid being sacrificed too.
Some people are going to make a lot of money while tens of thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands, are massacred or starved or frozen to death. That's what is going to continue to happen in Palestine in the near term.
In the long run, Israel is already doomed to the dustbins of history, but that will most likely take a few years. Sorry to be so pessimistic, but that's what I see.
See my recent post. It's not an answer to your question, but more of what possibilities we might take as citizens of this world by making it difficult for Israelis to coexist in today's environment.
Oh, the Jewish tradition is long and deep, so comparing Hitler and Nazi's to the Talmudists is a fool's errand -- like putting up the funny-looking chubby nerd kid against Ip Man.
Rhetoric? Ahh, it is hasbara, and Goebbels loved U$A reservation system, and the Krauts loves the eugenics and forced sterilization in U$A and alas Edward Bernays was the Nazi's hero.
Judaism is a white religious supremacist ideology. So, all Gooey Goyim are to be hated and reviled but used, and their flim-flam game, their Marketing and Bullshitting and Psycho-Babble keep the Goyim hobbled and entertained.
Your work travails, and the PIP and firing, well, what an Orwellian joint you worked in. Were you some knowledge worker, professional middle class IT guy, or paper-data pusher?
And my job was more compelling, people to people, really doing great work for my clients, but alas, the Administrative Class, the Organizing Class, with nanny-state mentality, they did me in.
No, there are no words. And the images unbearable to take in. The worse things get, the less is reported in the corporate media. So your work is doubly important, so that we know, so that we witness the extremity of what our brothers and sisters in Gaza are enduring. I feel sick. And I feel enormous gratitude to you for having the strength and depth of compassion needed to gather these incredibly painful details and images, to give them names and faces and then bring them to us to hold with you, along with the grief, the rage and outrage that keeps welling up and the helplessness to know how to stop such cold, unnatural, inhuman cruelty. With every beautiful innocent baby, mother, father that dies, I can feel how our own innocence has been dying with them.
You are right, nevertheless, I send hard copies to their offices along with photo's of the Martyr's. It still has to have a chilling effect on who ever opens their mail.
There are hundreds of thousands of us around the globe who feel an overwhelming sense of frustration and helplessness regarding the horrific actions that Israel is currently undertaking in Gaza. The situation feels dire, and it weighs heavily on our collective conscience. I often find myself tuning into the Lee Camp podcast, where he recently provided an update on the current state of the Israeli economy, which appears to be slowly but steadily crumbling under pressure. This economic decline raises significant questions about Prime Minister Netanyahu's confidence in whether or not he believes that the United States will come to his aid as a financial lifeline; this uncertainty creates a fog of unpredictability that complicates our understanding of international relations. In this turbulent landscape, one can hardly predict what actions former President Trump might take—indeed, even he seems unsure at times. The unpredictability adds another layer of complexity to an already fraught situation.
Meanwhile, it's crucial to note that the International Criminal Court (ICC) has taken steps towards accountability by issuing arrest warrants against members of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) who are found guilty of committing war crimes. Such measures serve as a vital reminder that those responsible for these atrocities cannot travel freely around the world without facing potential consequences for their actions. In my personal opinion, I believe all involved are complicit in these acts that can only be described as egregious violations of human rights.
Furthermore, there is another aspect I feel compelled to mention—a deeply troubling thought—that points to a harsh reality: if IDF soldiers were returned home in body bags, perhaps it would finally raise awareness about the genocide unfolding before our eyes. This stark image serves not only as a metaphorical wake-up call but also highlights how dire and urgent it is for people everywhere to confront and acknowledge the systemic violence and oppression currently taking place in Gaza. It is essential that we do not turn a blind eye any longer; we must bring these issues into public discourse with earnestness and urgency if we hope to see meaningful change occur.
IMPORTANT: Klitschko family lawyer Sukhanov (https://t.me/zimovskyAL/34736) was arrested while accepting a million dollar bribe, which he accepted for resolving issues related to the allocation of an elite land plot in the Kiev city council.
The money is vacuum-packed, $100,000 in each pack. It is clear that it is straight from American aid, unopened.
Please this is a serious question. What will it take for Israel to stop this genocide? Why no government in the world comes forward with s plan? I just can’t comprehend how the world can go on when there is a genocide happening? Isn’t there something that a group of countries or individuals with power can do ? Are we just going to sit and watch the last Palestinian be executed? Email bombings to the government, more than 1 Million phone calls, protests, boycotts. Nothing helped. We are running out of time. It is the most vile, cruel, monstruous time I am living in. I just have no more words and comprehension left in me. Please can someone tell me what is going to happen with Palestine?
It’s not Israel committing the genocide. It’s the oligarchy that controls entire “west” that is the ghoul killing these people. The rogue regime running Israel that’s killing the Palestinians is but one hand of this ghoul, not the whole body.
If you think this is hyperbole, understand my friend that they have in the same period sent even more Ukrainians to die…for no good reason at all other than their insatiable greed to own both Ukraine and Russia. Because despite being richer than ever before ( https://www.commondreams.org/news/global-oligarchy ) their greed to own everything and everyone insatiable.
Someone send the memo to the people of Taiwan and the Philippines - they are sleepwalking and had better wake up. Or ask the people in Korea who have suddenly understood and are fighting to avoid being sacrificed too.
Some people are going to make a lot of money while tens of thousands, maybe hundreds of thousands, are massacred or starved or frozen to death. That's what is going to continue to happen in Palestine in the near term.
In the long run, Israel is already doomed to the dustbins of history, but that will most likely take a few years. Sorry to be so pessimistic, but that's what I see.
Marx teaches us that there is no force other than force.
See my recent post. It's not an answer to your question, but more of what possibilities we might take as citizens of this world by making it difficult for Israelis to coexist in today's environment.
I am up to do a Marx but where do I find people?
Israeli rhetoric and tactics are indistinguishable from those of nazis, just different hate objects.
Oh, the Jewish tradition is long and deep, so comparing Hitler and Nazi's to the Talmudists is a fool's errand -- like putting up the funny-looking chubby nerd kid against Ip Man.
Rhetoric? Ahh, it is hasbara, and Goebbels loved U$A reservation system, and the Krauts loves the eugenics and forced sterilization in U$A and alas Edward Bernays was the Nazi's hero.
Judaism is a white religious supremacist ideology. So, all Gooey Goyim are to be hated and reviled but used, and their flim-flam game, their Marketing and Bullshitting and Psycho-Babble keep the Goyim hobbled and entertained.
https://paulokirk.substack.com/p/the-nation-that-controls-the-food
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Your work travails, and the PIP and firing, well, what an Orwellian joint you worked in. Were you some knowledge worker, professional middle class IT guy, or paper-data pusher?
Your hell-scape has ended. I know the feeling.
https://medicalkidnap.com/2017/10/26/social-worker-helping-troubled-teens-loses-job-for-questioning-gardasil-vaccine-during-planned-parenthood-required-training/
https://www.laprogressive.com/terminal-velocity/administrative-leave
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And my job was more compelling, people to people, really doing great work for my clients, but alas, the Administrative Class, the Organizing Class, with nanny-state mentality, they did me in.
Peace y paz
Ouch. www.bdsmovement.net
The members of the governments of the US & UK must have a tough time sleeping knowing
that they are responsible for the deaths of the innocents.
The guilt from looking the other way because of Zionist money has to effect any human.
Sociopaths are untrobuled by attacks of conscience.
🤬💔😢
No, there are no words. And the images unbearable to take in. The worse things get, the less is reported in the corporate media. So your work is doubly important, so that we know, so that we witness the extremity of what our brothers and sisters in Gaza are enduring. I feel sick. And I feel enormous gratitude to you for having the strength and depth of compassion needed to gather these incredibly painful details and images, to give them names and faces and then bring them to us to hold with you, along with the grief, the rage and outrage that keeps welling up and the helplessness to know how to stop such cold, unnatural, inhuman cruelty. With every beautiful innocent baby, mother, father that dies, I can feel how our own innocence has been dying with them.
Today, again, I sent letters to our politicians. They DON'T CARE WHAT WE want.
You are right, nevertheless, I send hard copies to their offices along with photo's of the Martyr's. It still has to have a chilling effect on who ever opens their mail.
There are no words.
A curse on Israel
There are hundreds of thousands of us around the globe who feel an overwhelming sense of frustration and helplessness regarding the horrific actions that Israel is currently undertaking in Gaza. The situation feels dire, and it weighs heavily on our collective conscience. I often find myself tuning into the Lee Camp podcast, where he recently provided an update on the current state of the Israeli economy, which appears to be slowly but steadily crumbling under pressure. This economic decline raises significant questions about Prime Minister Netanyahu's confidence in whether or not he believes that the United States will come to his aid as a financial lifeline; this uncertainty creates a fog of unpredictability that complicates our understanding of international relations. In this turbulent landscape, one can hardly predict what actions former President Trump might take—indeed, even he seems unsure at times. The unpredictability adds another layer of complexity to an already fraught situation.
Meanwhile, it's crucial to note that the International Criminal Court (ICC) has taken steps towards accountability by issuing arrest warrants against members of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) who are found guilty of committing war crimes. Such measures serve as a vital reminder that those responsible for these atrocities cannot travel freely around the world without facing potential consequences for their actions. In my personal opinion, I believe all involved are complicit in these acts that can only be described as egregious violations of human rights.
Furthermore, there is another aspect I feel compelled to mention—a deeply troubling thought—that points to a harsh reality: if IDF soldiers were returned home in body bags, perhaps it would finally raise awareness about the genocide unfolding before our eyes. This stark image serves not only as a metaphorical wake-up call but also highlights how dire and urgent it is for people everywhere to confront and acknowledge the systemic violence and oppression currently taking place in Gaza. It is essential that we do not turn a blind eye any longer; we must bring these issues into public discourse with earnestness and urgency if we hope to see meaningful change occur.
IMPORTANT: Klitschko family lawyer Sukhanov (https://t.me/zimovskyAL/34736) was arrested while accepting a million dollar bribe, which he accepted for resolving issues related to the allocation of an elite land plot in the Kiev city council.
The money is vacuum-packed, $100,000 in each pack. It is clear that it is straight from American aid, unopened.
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