Conor McCaffrey @ConorMcCaffrey7

I don't oppose the butchery in Gaza because I love Hamas or hate Jews or love Islam or hate America. I don't oppose the butchery in Gaza because I'm a lefty or a commie or an anarchist or an anti-imperialist. I oppose the butchery in Gaza because I'm not a fucking psychopath.…

The McCarthyite cancer has spread from Germany to France. Time to rise up across the EU against this blatant attempt to shied Apartheid-Israel from rational, humanist criticism.

Ghassan Abu Sitta @GhassanAbuSitt1

3 days ago

I am at Charles De Gaule airport. They are preventing me from entering France. I am supposed to speak at the French Senate today. They say the Germans put a 1 year ban on my entry to Europe.

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Australia is a sad, pathetic country. There are no companies, just real estate agents and public servants. Where is the innovation, creativity, entrepreneurship? It’s been crushed by taxation and regulation. Everyone is too afraid to do anything because they don’t even…

@Real_King_Elvis @nonestlex Hate to say it but it probably has to get much worse before it gets better. Until then the best passive way to change the system over time is to regularly stack Sats. Fix the money, fix the world. x.com/carlbmenger/st…

Carl ₿ MENGER ⚡️🇸🇻 @CarlBMenger

4 days ago

The leading fiat economist, Jared Bernstein, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, can't even explain why governments borrow money in the currency they print out of thin air. #Bitcoin fixes this.

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@powellAtlantic You see LGBTQ+ people have this weird hang up called “principles” which mean our political causes extend beyond ‘you scratch my back I’ll scratch yours.’ Crazy to imagine this developed within a community united only by shared forms of marginalization, I know.

Maybe, just maybe, the mainstream media can focus a little less on colleges for a moment. Maybe they can take their cameras to Gaza and show us the emaciated children who are dying of malnutrition due to Netanyahu’s policies. Maybe they can show us the suffering going on there.

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It was, indeed, a brilliant event. Feisty, reasoned, determined, nuanced, passionate, smart citizens gathered together to declare that they shall be silenced no more. That this Europe does not speak in their name. An honour to be in their midst. All power to you Clare!

Clare Daly @ClareDalyMEP

a week ago

Brilliant event last night in Dublin with Bernadette McAliskey, @yanisvaroufakis, hosted by @liamcunningham1. The mask is off a Europe of warmongering & vested interests. Fighting for better for ordinary people is not only possible, it is a question of survival.

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@TigayBarry Israel has murdered women, children, journalists, aid workers and medics at unprecedented levels and destroyed every single medical facility in Gaza, making the place unliveable — a textbook case of genocide. The Israeli apartheid is between Israelis, who benefit from full…

11/ This sense of entitlement is wrong. Morally, politically, strategically, even psychologically, Israel's sense of entitlement (buttressed by by the global north) is wrong. Things change. That is the way of the world. Israel denies the world. Israel is wrong.

10/ Things change. Logistical difficulties in the heat of retaliation are not the same as systematic starvation after military failure. Things change. Israel is denying this basic truth. It is doing so in the name of cosmic entitlement as both victim and aggressor. --->

9/ A country outraged by a horrific massacre isn't the same as a country under no existential threat (and let's be clear- Israel was under no real threat from October 9th onwards) that continues to besiege, bomb and burn 2 million starving displaced persons. --->

8/ If Antisemitism is the motive for campus protests, why did they erupt now and not four months ago? After all, Israel has been doing the exact same thing. The answer is as obvious as it is obvious: things change. A one-time murderer isn't as harrowing as a serial killer. --->

7/ Our opinion? IDF good, Hamas bad. But things change. Things stretch, accrue, accumulate. Killing 500 children is not the same as killing 13000 (at least). Bombing certain Gazan neighborhoods is not the same as razing the entire strip and sowing it with salt. --->

6/ We did what we had to do. We have the most moral military in the world. That is what most Israeli Jews believe and they believe this is true regardless of this military's actions. Most of us don't have an opinion about actions in Gaza. We have an opinion about the IDF. --->

5/ Our uniqueness is key to our outlook on life. It does not, it cannot change. Therefore, nothing else changes. Why have we lost the support of the world? Because we have a corrupt, incompetent government. It isn't related to what we've done. We are axiomatically right. --->

4/ We learned that the world hates us with the greatest, most stable passion. We learned that the Palestinians are, at heart, interested in killing us in gruesome ways. We learned that both these passions share a common foundation- We are special. We broke the mould. --->

3/ Because this is the Israeli take on temporal physics, we cannot come to terms with the possibility of change. As far as we're concerned we learned everything we needed to know (or, rather, validated everything we already knew) on October 7th. What did we learn/know? --->

2/ The strangest aspect of the past six months in Israel is the denial of time. I've written about this here but am still amazed by the intensity. The past is meaningless, canceled by the cruelty of the massacre. The future is revenge. It is always October 7th. --->

1/ Current sentiment in Israel and among supporters of Israel is that campus protests in the US and across the world reveal a profound truth- Antisemitism never died out and it is a viable threat to all Jews today. I'd like to suggest a different truth: things change. --->