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the "experts" are:
—two guys from something called the Network Contagion Research Institute which only punches left and is funded by an Israeli surveillance entrepreneur
—a grad student who disagrees with the premise of the article
—a guy from CSIS, which has zero expertise in domestic policy

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— CHOAM Nomsky (@samthielman.com) 12 June 2025 at 14:41

US Media is quickly becoming state ran propaganda, Lol.

Anything on the violent cops escalating things, NBC?



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Instead, the secretary harked back to a remark he told Sen. Chris Coons (D-Conn.) was commonly made by US service members on the ground in Afghanistan during his time in the service. Hegseth said his fellow Army National Guardsmen would often joke that the ISAF acronym on their shoulder patches — which stood for International Security Assistance Force — really stood for, “I saw Americans fighting.”

“Ultimately it was a lotta flags. Lotta flags. [But it] was not a lot of on-the-ground capability,” Hegseth continued in disparaging the NATO troops. “You’re not a real coalition, you’re not a real alliance, unless you have real defense capability, and real armies that can bring those to bear.”

Hegseth jokes about US allies doing nothing in Afghanistan – despite hundreds losing their lives | The Independent

What Trump's admin thinks of its allies.

Spot the difference between these two daft cunts.

I hope America fights the next war it starts on its own.

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SvennoJ said:

Well it's mostly the white imported Israelis that are for this genocide :/

Look at the Settlers, those are not the Mizrahi Jews that are descendants of ancient Levant just like the Palestinians still living in the area.

Mizrahi Jews in Israel have historically faced discrimination and marginalization, particularly from the dominant Ashkenazi Jewish community. This discrimination manifested in various forms, including social prejudice, economic disparity, and denial of equal opportunities in sectors like education and housing.

It's the white immigrants causing all the trouble.

It's born out of western colonial white privilege and still fueled by exactly that.

^This is what a lot of (specifically Christian) people seem to not understand. It’s incredible how if you simply market a nation as being “Israel,” all the sudden it becomes totally free of ridicule and opposition. This is a perfect example of using the LORD’s name is vain.







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SvennoJ said:
firebush03 said:

I’m not trying to be rude or anything, I’m just asking for clarification. I like hearing new perspectives. (Also, the word was given to the Jewish people, and they failed (as anybody would have expected, for man is inherently rife with sin (1 John 1:5–10). Jesus came as the Christ to save the whole world (John 1:9–13).) (And since when were Palestinians/Israelis considered white?)

Edit: Reading your second message, you seem to have a misunderstanding: I am prolly the most (among this forum) opposed to the Gaza genocide. I almost abstained from voting in 2024 due to Biden heinous contributions.

Well it's mostly the white imported Israelis that are for this genocide :/

Look at the Settlers, those are not the Mizrahi Jews that are descendants of ancient Levant just like the Palestinians still living in the area.

Mizrahi Jews in Israel have historically faced discrimination and marginalization, particularly from the dominant Ashkenazi Jewish community. This discrimination manifested in various forms, including social prejudice, economic disparity, and denial of equal opportunities in sectors like education and housing.

It's the white immigrants causing all the trouble.

And yes, you're far ahead of the rest of the world recognizing this as a genocide. Yet it's born out of western colonial white privilege and still fueled by exactly that.

I shared this response with my bro and he had some words to say:

I agree that white western privilege is real and white westerners aim to preserve their position of privilege. 

Regarding Israel-Palestine, I agree that white supremacy does to some extent underpin the Zionist project and the ideology of Zionism. However, the fundamental issue is settler-colonialism, not whiteness - for example, Mizrahi Jews and Ethiopian Jews might be treated badly in Israeli society, but they’re still fundamentally engaged in and advancing a colonial project of ethnic cleansing of the indigenous Palestinians. Mizrahi Jews are some of the furthest right people in Israel, e.g. Ben-Gvir is Mizrahi. I don’t know the breakdown of Mizrahi vs Ashkenazi Jews settling the WB/East Jerusalem, but I know that Mizrahi broadly support the colonization and ethnic cleansing of the West Bank just as much as Ashkenazi do. This is largely a result of the historical discrimination you mentioned - Mizrahi were pressured by the Ashkenazi to drop their Arab identity and take on a purely Jewish identity, and they have over time overcompensated and become some of the most anti-Arab racist and Jewish supremacist members of Israeli society. 

Tl;dr - white supremacy certainly underpins Zionism and the Israeli colonial project to a large extent, with its origins as a British Empire-backed colonial outpost in the Middle East and continuation as an “unsinkable aircraft carrier” for the American Empire, but the fundamental issue isn’t necessarily whiteness, but rather settler-colonialism regardless of racial/ethnic background of those carrying out the settler-colonialism, be they Ashkenazi, Mizrahi, or Ethiopian. 



Sen. Alex Padilla was just removed from Kristi Noem's press conference in Los Angeles (video: Bill Melugin/Fox News)

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— Phil Lewis (@phillewis.bsky.social) 12 June 2025 at 19:09

A staff member for Sen. Padilla shared this photo with @samsteindc.bsky.social:

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— Phil Lewis (@phillewis.bsky.social) 12 June 2025 at 19:38


California Sen. Alex Padilla was just forcibly removed from a DHS press conference and handcuffed.

"I am Senator Alex Padilla. I have questions for the secretary."

Video from @Elex_Michaelson on X via Padilla's staff.

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— Democracy Docket (@democracydocket.com) 12 June 2025 at 19:34

Senator of California forced to the ground and handcuffed for trying to ask the Nazis a question, in relation to his own damn state.



DHS is arguing members of the Secret Service don't know who a U.S. Senator is, that he didn't identify himself (he does in the tape), lunged towards the Noem (not evident on the tape), and somehow all this necessitated him being hauled away, thrown to the ground and cuffed. x.com/DHSgov/statu...

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— City Nolan (@ndhapple.bsky.social) 12 June 2025 at 20:12

Literally: "I'm Senator Alex Padilla" and it's on video tape -- bsky.app/profile/just...

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— City Nolan (@ndhapple.bsky.social) 12 June 2025 at 20:15


And nobody will do anything except for some posts on social media. This will happen more and more until it will be too late to stop it but at least I don't see Americans stopping USA's transformation.