NomDePlum

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by NomDePlum 1y ago
Ok,so unverified. Which given this is the most quoted person on the planet I'd suggest you've likely mistakenly misinterpreted something else and shouldn't rely on its use for now.
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
Likewise Israel saying it is legal doesn't make it so. Given the number of international laws it has broken and that it refuses to abide by, or deliberately avoids, decisions by international courts it's slightly more complicated
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
Can you provide a citation for that? I can't find any record of that claim.
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
It is contested but the general consensue is that the actions are illegal. The interception of the Gaza-bound flotilla is illegal because it occurred in international waters against civilian vessels carrying humanitarian aid, because the un
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
Adding more and more people is often the thing to avoid. I'm not going to say it can be avoided in all cases but modularity, team structure and architecture both system and organisational can avoid this in a lot of cases.
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
What laws were broken by Thunberg?
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
Sure, that's correct. It has no right to murder and maim tens to hundreds of thousands of civilians and children and manufacture starvation for millions. Similarly the expansion of settlements are decades of illegal activity. Then ther
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
Is this not Trumps fiscal policy? These are the conditions the US administration is trying to create are they not?
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
That's a lot of words not to answer the question, or even reflect upon it. It is inexcusable that Israel chose to kill and maim tens to hundreds of thousands of civilians and children with a full understanding of the consequences. It w
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The reason your keyboard has F1 through F12(makeuseof.com)
8 points by NomDePlum 1y ago|1 comments
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US envoy head for Gaza ceasefire talks as Trump says 'we are close' to deal(theguardian.com)
3 points by NomDePlum 1y ago|0 comments
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
I don't disagree about Craig Murray's past and general reliability but would be interested which of his points you think are inaccurate?
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Could tariff revenue fund $2k stimulus checks? Trump thinks so(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
3 points by NomDePlum 1y ago|1 comments
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
We are all Hamas when objecting to Israels genocide. Can't just be concerned for the slaughter and maiming of over 200,000 and deliberate starvation of 2 million Palestinians.
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
That would be close to an order of magnitude worse. Given the article is about injuries being much worse than would be expected for civilians I suppose sadly that's less surprising given the points the article is making. Providing yet
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Civilian injuries in Gaza similar to those of soldiers in war zones, study finds(theguardian.com)
15 points by NomDePlum 1y ago|2 comments
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
As opposed to Israel handing them a scripted response denying genocide? Far too much silence on that.
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Israeli attempt to annex West Bank would be 'red line' for US, says Macron(theguardian.com)
6 points by NomDePlum 1y ago|5 comments
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
Palestine is not allowed statehood by Israels actions, often illegal. Israels illegal settlements and apartheid regime should have resolved the discussion on statehood decades ago. The only moral viable solution I can see is 2 separate stat
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
2 million starved, 200,000 murdered or maimed, countless tortured, kidnapped, raped, districts and now cities raised. Never mind the decades of apartheid and similar acts of slaughter. Freedoms removed, and propoganda on a global scale. The
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
Never again, sadly means never again to some, but not by some.
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
Northern Ireland is absolutely a success. Having family that are from there it's utterly unrecognisable to what existed in the 70s and 80s. It's far from perfect but the difference to those on both sides who live there is vast. Pa
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
That would be rewarding Israels actions though. Similarly your arguments apply to Israel as it doesn't meet all of the standard criteria of statehood, should it's statehood be revoked?
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A "monster?" A "time bomb?" How to see the real danger from U.S. debt(privatebank.jpmorgan.com)
2 points by NomDePlum 1y ago|0 comments
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IDF warns aid workers only hospitals are protected sites in northern Gaza(theguardian.com)
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US blocks UN call for Gaza ceasefire for sixth time(bbc.com)
34 points by NomDePlum 1y ago|6 comments
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
Amazing, well done. Having used Go for something similar can understand why you chose that for this venture. Wondering if there was anything in particular worked out for you with that decision?
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
Unprovoked? Israel has raped and killed many people before, on, and since that day. Eye for an eye, and the whole world will be blind. That's the path Israel is following.
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'Privatisation premium': billions from UK energy bills paid to shareholders(theguardian.com)
27 points by NomDePlum 1y ago|1 comments
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by NomDePlum 1y ago
If you find something morally reprehensible then staying friends is harmful to you surely?

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