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And on a related topic, just some Hamas propaganda/bullshit cause I saw it recently.

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3 years since the attacks in Israel. There are people that still think it was a hoax and never happened. Useful idiots.

I don't think anyone is denying it happen - That's an extreme take on people's opinion on what transpired. I'm sure violence happened once Hamas members who thought they were going to be descending on a military base to take hostages instead found concert goers who were supposed to be gone form the area by the day before.
(Even with this, you do wonder to what extent Hamas was allowed into the base and concert area - As even Charlie Kirk stated, nothing gets by the IDF in Israel, come on man)

But, a few known things:

- IDF forces were nearby and were held back for hours before allowed to enter the area and assess the situation and help the concert goers
- Many have reported that IDF soldiers did much of the damage to the homes, cars, and yes, even Israeli people in the area (some per the Hannibal Directive)
- Israel literally started bombing Gaza the same day within hours of the attack like they knew this tragic event was going to take place and they would be able to exploit it with immediate and heavy bombing

I also think the bigger point is that terrible things happened but Israel has exploited it to not only carpet bomb Gaza in the aftermath, but to ethnically cleanse it for years afterwards, now surpassing three years.

That's all I got to say...
 

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I don't think anyone is denying it happen - That's an extreme take on people's opinion on what transpired. I'm sure violence happened once Hamas members who thought they were going to be descending on a military base to take hostages instead found concert goers who were supposed to be gone form the area by the day before.
(Even with this, you do wonder to what extent Hamas was allowed into the base and concert area - As even Charlie Kirk stated, nothing gets by the IDF in Israel, come on man)

But, a few known things:

- IDF forces were nearby and were held back for hours before allowed to enter the area and assess the situation and help the concert goers
- Many have reported that IDF soldiers did much of the damage to the homes, cars, and yes, even Israeli people in the area (some per the Hannibal Directive)
- Israel literally started bombing Gaza the same day within hours of the attack like they knew this tragic event was going to take place and they would be able to exploit it with immediate and heavy bombing

I also think the bigger point is that terrible things happened but Israel has exploited it to not only carpet bomb Gaza in the aftermath, but to ethnically cleanse it for years afterwards, now surpassing three years.

That's all I got to say...

3% of the prewar population is not an ethnic cleansing, especially when many of those are combatants. A lot of civilians were evacuated, and they've been known to provide advance warning if they're targeting a civilian area being used by Hamas. Those actions aren't reciprocated by the opposition.

Methods Used to Warn Civilians
According to the IDF Official Guidelines and documented conflict reports, Israel uses several methods used to warn civilians: [1]
    • Phone calls and text messages: Direct alerts sent to residents of targeted buildings or neighborhoods.
    • Roof knocking: Firing a small, non-lethal warning projectile on the roof of a building to signal that a full strike is imminent.
    • Leaflets: Dropping paper flyers from aircraft advising people to leave specific areas or stay away from militant infrastructure.
    • Public evacuation orders: Publishing maps, online posts (such as on social media), or broadcast directions telling residents of specific blocks, neighborhoods, or towns to evacuate.
    • Canceling strikes: Halting or aborting air operations at the last second if civilians are unexpectedly spotted in the target area

Pretty hard to efficiently enact ethnic cleansing when you're warning people before you attack.
 

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3% of the prewar population is not an ethnic cleansing, especially when many of those are combatants. A lot of civilians were evacuated, and they've been known to provide advance warning if they're targeting a civilian area being used by Hamas. Those actions aren't reciprocated by the opposition.



Pretty hard to efficiently enact ethnic cleansing when you're warning people before you attack.

Do your research... You're brainwashed on this shit.

Israel is not an honorable country and they have never defined their country's borders... For good reason - Those are malleable and can be changed by force and yes, by ethnic cleansing or ethnic expulsion, or whatever you want to call it, I really don't care.
 
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3 years since the attacks in Israel. There are people that still think it was a hoax and never happened. Useful idiots.



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Seeing the family of Mamdani and El-Sayed (D-Egypt) cheer Hamas’s cruelty after that event was a nice reminder that we are way too close terrorists in power. El-Sayed still says Israel is a bigger threat than Iran. The footage needs to be put in people’s faces in blue cities where they believe the lies of genocide and anti-Semitic propaganda. The land of the lost-

 

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Israel is a bigger threat than Iran to the average American. It's not even close. October 7 was terrible - FOR ISRAEL. WTF is wrong with people making it our problem? Let Israel take the gloves off, ship all the agitating foreign students home and let the folks on the other side of the world sort it out with their own money and blood.

Trump welched on one of his core principles - no new wars. It's going to cost the midterms which means he can enjoy endless indictments, investigations and impeachments for his last two years in office. Except for the Democrats, Republicans are the fucking worst.
 

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Lmao the absolute brain worms you need to have to think warning someone you’re going to level their house is “ok”. Hey, they asked nicely in the Armenian genocide! Just gotta move out of your home. Black South Africans actually deserved the apartheid because of the violence of the ANC!

If China dumped billions of dollars and nukes into indigenous peoples hands to drive people out of their homes, I totally believe that MAGA folks would be ok with that and they could just move back to Europe.
 

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Seeing the family of Mamdani and El-Sayed (D-Egypt) cheer Hamas’s cruelty after that event was a nice reminder that we are way too close terrorists in power. El-Sayed still says Israel is a bigger threat than Iran. The footage needs to be put in people’s faces in blue cities where they believe the lies of genocide and anti-Semitic propaganda. The land of the lost-



Hey keep up with the news. Mamdani is trying to soften his stance with support of Israel, remembering the Oct 7 terror attack, and fighting anti semitism in NYC.



 
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Uyghurs say hi.

Yeah, another group of people who’ve been ethnically cleansed. But, I’m sure I can find some nice CCP brochures telling them that the prison camps are actually free housing resorts. No doubt in my mind that MAGA would support the Warsaw ghetto because of the “violent uprising”.
 

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That's an opinion piece, not the WSJ and that's NY Post slop. But sure, he's still adamant in his stances but is trying to show that he dislikes Israel and its ethnic expulsion (there you go, I didn't use cleansing!) vs. disliking the Jewish people.

And he had a wonderful two-hour convo with the Prez this evening so bugger off. 😉
 
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That's an opinion piece, not the WSJ and that's NY Post slop. But sure, he's still adamant in his stances but is trying to show that he dislikes Israel and it ethnic expulsion (there you go, I didn't use cleansing!) vs. disliking the Jewish people.

And he had a wonderful two-hour convo with the Prez this evening so bugger off. 😉

The NY Post was slop? Left leaning Mediaite reported the same /w video:




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That's an opinion piece, not the WSJ and that's NY Post slop. But sure, he's still adamant in his stances but is trying to show that he dislikes Israel and its ethnic expulsion (there you go, I didn't use cleansing!) vs. disliking the Jewish people.

And he had a wonderful two-hour convo with the Prez this evening so bugger off. 😉
Glad your kool aid is good. All true-
  • The money goes to the wrong people. The plan sends $6.4 million to Partners Against the Hate, a grantmaker whose core beneficiaries include the Arab American Association of New York.
  • That group's history undercuts the mission. It was led from 2005 to 2017 by Linda Sarsour, a Mamdani ally who the author says has likened Zionism to white supremacy, argued against Israel's right to exist, and praised Louis Farrakhan.
  • It funds CAIR's New York chapter. The author notes CAIR's executive director said he was "happy to see" the Oct. 7 attack and called it self-defense.
  • It looks like patronage. These groups back the mayor politically, and the fund rewards them.
  • It dilutes rather than targets. The author argues it institutionalizes a Democratic habit of folding antisemitism into "all forms of hate" instead of addressing it specifically.
  • His underlying stance hasn't changed. The author asserts Mamdani remains hostile to Israel and opposed to legitimate efforts against antisemitism.
 
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