Judie Ruliani 🇵🇸🇨🇩🇸🇩🐅

Muslim leftist. “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” Here to uplift anti-occupation voices.

[PropaGandalf 🌾 @xghostnotesx]

ten years from now soc dems are gonna be posting shit like “quadrillionaires shouldn’t exist”

[The Kavernacle @TheKavernacle]

Ukraine Flag/Israeli Flag/US Flag moment

[Tara @taraisredacted]

https://t.co/CpiGEj30eN

[Quietinthechaos @Quietnthechaos]

Why do people keep trying to make hunter biden a thing? This is why I hated shit posters. Now you have “journalists” and commentators acting like his words hold weight.

[Reeking Koete @KoeteXia13]

look at my socialists dawg we never getting a revolution

[Marg Bar AmriKKKa 🇵🇸🪂🔻☭ @notronmexicuh]

Before Hitler ever came to power the Zionist project had already ethnically cleansed dozens of Palestinian and Lebanese villages.

The Zionist entity has absolutely nothing to do with the Holocaust. That argument is a distraction and even if it wasn't it wouldn't justify shit.

[Aidan Simardone @AidanSimardone]

I'm sure all the Russiagate liberals who supposedly love democracy will be talking about this nonstop, right?

[PropaGandalf 🌾 @xghostnotesx]

Iran I believe in you 🙏

[Jhené 🇯🇲🇨🇦🇵🇸 @onanightlikered]

for context:

[dane 🚩 @buckadeath]

Israel took this from you

[Olive 🌿 @oliveegirl]

This is why I tell you all to directly donate to families in Gaza!!!
Direct aid is much better than shady charities!! TRUST ME FOR FUCKING ONCE AND LISTEN TO ME!!!

[Judie Ruliani 🇵🇸🇨🇩🇸🇩🐅 @EndySith]

Girl boss genocidaires

[Anita Anand @AnitaAnandMP]

Tomorrow, Team Canada will compete in FIFA World Cup matches on home soil for the first time. Millions of Canadians will put on red jerseys, plan their days around matches, and share these moments together. Happy to mark this exciting moment with @YvetteCooperMP and @SenatorWong.

Canada is ready to welcome the world — what a special moment for our country.

[Sophia Benoit @1followernodad]

one of the most pervasive myths online is that there are or will be trials for committing war crimes

[Azad🔻☢️ @PDDOPN]

There is no greater gift to give nazis

than to stubbornly deny plain reality for no other reason than the fact that you want to protect jews in ways you would never protect any other ethnic group.

Nothing could lend any more creedence to the idea that jews control the left.

[Talha Ejaz @TalhaEjaz07ee]

Who the Hell are those 5%

[Maitreya Bhakal @MaitreyaBhakal]

First they came for Iranian sailors who were India's guests for a naval exercise, and you did not speak out, because you were not Iranian.

Then they came for INDIAN sailors, and you also did not speak out, because you were a coward.

[that poonam ka chaand @sabsezyadaa]

The man hated Muslims, but had no problem with his son making money from a Muslim country. That’s your average Islamophobic Hindu for you.

[Purity test enforcer 🇵🇸 @extra_beef_]

People need to understand that the fight over Platner in the Democratic Party isn’t Zionists vs anti-Zionists. It’s Zionists vs liberal Zionists. Ask any Platner supporter if they think Israel has the right to exist.

[Arnaud Bertrand @RnaudBertrand]

This is an absolutely major story and almost no Western media covered it: India's water minister CR Patil said on Tuesday that "it is certain, not a single drop of water will go (to Pakistan) in the coming years."

Patil said that India is "actively working on it" after "directives" from Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

As a reminder, Pakistan's dependence on water from India is close to total: the country is essentially built around the Indus river system, all of whose rivers flow through India before entering Pakistan.

The Indus system irrigates 80% of Pakistan's farmland, generates a third of its electricity, supplies its major cities with drinking water, and sustains the livelihoods of some 240 million people.

So, essentially, no water from India = annihilation of Pakistan as a state.

Pretty damn consequential, all the more given we're talking about 2 nuclear powers here. And all the more because, understandably, Pakistan's formal position is that water diversion would constitute "an act of war" (https://t.co/WLoDpGzc2W).

Unfortunately, Patil's statement isn't just talk: India already set up the legal framework to make this possible. Last year, they unilaterally suspended the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty, despite the treaty containing no withdrawal clause.

It used to be the one piece of India-Pakistan relations that worked, and had survived multiple wars and over six decades of hostility. Now India is saying officially that it will "never be restored" (https://t.co/2SnUNevFbX).

The one mitigating factor here is physics: you don't just "turn off" a major Himalayan river system. Diverting rivers of this magnitude means building massive storage and canal infrastructure in Himalayan terrain: projects measured in years.

But India IS ACTUALLY BUILDING that infrastructure: for instance it just approved in May the building of the so-called "Chenab–Beas Link Tunnel," an 8.7km ₹2,352 crore (~$280M) tunnel designed to divert water from the Chenab basin into India's Beas river system. The Chenab is one of the main tributaries of the Indus - and one of the three "western rivers" (Indus, Jhelum, Chenab) allocated to Pakistan under the 1960 Indus Water Treaty.

Which means that, unfortunately, Patil's "not a single drop of water in the coming years" looks like a roadmap: the infrastructure to strangle Pakistan's water supply is being approved and tendered in plain sight.

This is also a story about selective media coverage and double standards: I'm willing to bet that 99% of people in the West have never heard of any of this.

Now make this thought experiment: imagine China announced it was building infrastructure to cut off every drop of water flowing to India and its ministers proclaimed on television that "not a single drop" would cross the border. It would be wall-to-wall coverage, sanctions packages, and a thousand op-eds about Beijing "weaponizing water."

Heck we don't need to imagine because the simple fact of China merely building a hydropower dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo (the upstream Brahmaputra) generated exactly the wall-to-wall alarm I'm describing, even though China threatened nothing and even though Indian officials said the threat is a "myth" given the fact that the river gathers most of its volume inside India from monsoon rains (https://t.co/GBgBybBPoE). Malign intent was still presumed from the act of construction, because it's China.

In India's case, the intent couldn't possibly be clearer: it's proclaimed by ministers on the record, and backed by India's actions. But because they're a courted Western partner, what they're doing - arguably the most extreme form of economic warfare imaginable, directed at a nuclear state - largely gets silence.

Src for screenshot: https://t.co/qav4muNkij

[🔻🖤 حرية @AlDemWallem]

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