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by aguaviva 2y ago
I'm aware of just one "official" Hamas formulation of the slogan, via the 2017 charter as quoted below. Can you point to any others? We do have that quote from Khaled Meshaal as well, but one doesn't hear it so often.
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by aguaviva 2y ago
That's what I thought.
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by aguaviva 2y ago
You're projecting more into the commenter's words than is actually to be found in them, it seems. It's quite cleare Hamas needs to be marginalized and taken out of the picture (along with its spiritual companions in the 37th
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by aguaviva 2y ago
Their slogan in Arabic is "from the river to the sea Palestine will be Arab", the river and the sea are the borders of Israel and its tantamount to "kill all the Jews". There are many variants of the slogan of course,
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by aguaviva 2y ago
People living in Israel are not going to up and leave. Which is fine, because the parent isn't suggesting that they do anything of the sort.
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Body of woman, 19, at Halifax Walmart was discovered by her mother(cbc.ca)
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by aguaviva 2y ago
https://archive.is/LK7FH
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by aguaviva 2y ago
Israel offered a Palestinians a country which included east Jerusalem twice based on US pressure. On which occasions?
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by aguaviva 2y ago
My sense is they simply believe it actually, drawing on sources that seem organic and Western to them; the propaganda is that effective. In any case: (1) there has never been a "civil war" in Ukraine in modern times; (2) Azov was
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by aguaviva 2y ago
The Clintons hired an attorney, with ties to the Russian government, to spy on Trump during the 2016 campaign. Names and details, please?
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by aguaviva 2y ago
Cute, except you're both deflecting and hallucinating of course, as no one ever had an issue with that catchphrase you keep dropping, or its import. The issue here was and still is this bizarre axiom - your famous 17 words: The West
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by aguaviva 2y ago
I see one such comment, but either way: I meant of course "no one" not posting the type of comment you'd be likely to ignore anyway.
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by aguaviva 2y ago
The whole Eastern Bloc was quite multifaceted. And in its final years, so beautiful. (Those same places are still beautiful now of course, but in different ways).
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by aguaviva 2y ago
No one said anything about US law specifically (which wouldn't apply to Musk anyway in this regard), or any kind of law. One can also read it as: "moral treason", betrayal, etc. Not for talking with the guy, per se. But at
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by aguaviva 2y ago
Was there no opposition to Russian occupation in Serbia? Not really, because it didn't last for any length of time.
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by aguaviva 2y ago
You could've asked yourself "Do I understand the significance of Carthago delenda est in this context? Could I ask for clarification?" And if you prefer to believe that if people don't buy into your hand-wavy, faux-eru
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by aguaviva 2y ago
As long as I am summarizing your thesis accurately, I see no problem at all. As it happens, I haven't intentionally read anything on Twitter for well over a decade. But if it is helpful for you to simply assume that, should anyone car
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by aguaviva 2y ago
"The US did something bad, therefore if Russia also does something bad (even if not really comparable) then it's just the fundamental realities of IR, and in fact the US basically made them do it" is how your thesis currently
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by aguaviva 2y ago
The fact that you need to dial back to 1823 to make some kind of moral equivalence argument between the two powers should be telling you something. And then we have this: The West wants to permanently de-fang and colonize Russia for obvio
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by aguaviva 2y ago
Fantastico, gracias
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by aguaviva 2y ago
The US hasn't won a war ever since WW2, The 1990-1991 Gulf War, and the US-backed campaign against the Soviets in Afghanistan were major armed conflicts that the US unequivocally won. The conflict against ISIL ("AK-47s and Toyot
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by aguaviva 2y ago
Regional bands thrived and created gems that even today can be appreciated as masterpieces... Care to name a few?
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by aguaviva 2y ago
It's helpful for people to know just how "sticky" antiquated interfaces can be in a complex, mission-critical system - and how expensive they can be to replace (even though it's just one part of the overall upgrade of co
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by aguaviva 2y ago
Exquisite, thanks
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by aguaviva 2y ago
I don't see any goal to your posts at all, other than to poke people with purely emotional imagery.
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by aguaviva 2y ago
Germany's Hegel and Nietzsche Kultur that killed tens of thousands of ... I know that sounds neat to say, but it has no connection to reality. Neither of those guys influenced the late German Empire or the Nazis (a few Nazi ideologu
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by aguaviva 2y ago
The vast majority (5/6) of the instances refer to were much more recent than 76 years ago, of course -- and fully 2/3 were from just the past 2-3 years. The Deir Yassin reference was just icing on the cake.† So perhaps you'd
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by aguaviva 2y ago
By a group that wanted to appear as "pro-Palestinian". That doesn't mean they were of course, and most likely they weren't. The article itself clearly doesn't take the claimed associate at face value.
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by aguaviva 2y ago
No one has time to follow your random links. If you can't put what you have to say about a topic in your own words -- then you don't have anything to say.
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by aguaviva 2y ago
No one is taking you to case for being a defense contractor. But in referring to the evident and extreme suffering in the region as "blah blah blah", and attempting to downplay the entirely reasonable and authentic concerns that p

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