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It is easier to resist at the beginning than at the end. Leonardo da Vinci

[Andrey X @the_andrey_x]

You killed 567 Palestinian football players in the past three years

[Suppressed News. @SuppressedNws1]

WOW

A website is DOCUMENTING Israel’s crimes with GEOLOCATION, dates, categories of crimes, and footage of the incidents themselves.

One click and you can see EXACTLY what Israel did.

An enormous digital archive built for ACCOUNTABILITY.

Link: https://t.co/TWKgXJ41NC

Direct Link: https://t.co/qWkrhx1FT7

[Lowkey @Lowkey0nline]

Please sign this now to demand the Kuwaiti government release journalist Ahmed Shihab Aldin!
https://t.co/mak07ay3i0

[Suppressed News. @SuppressedNws]

Read this again and again and again.

[Caitlin Johnstone @caitoz]

Get your news from @Antiwarcom, @DropSiteNews, @Consortiumnews, @BTnewsroom, @commondreams, @blkagendareport, @MoonofA, @TheCradleMedia, @peoplesdispatch, @WSWS_Updates, @TheGrayzoneNews, @MintPressNews, @intifada, and @DoubleDownNews. All mainstream media are empire propaganda.

[Caitlin Johnstone @caitoz]

So what's the narrative here? That the Iranians are going to overthrow their government and have democracy, but they'll use their democracy to elect a government that wants to be friends with Israel?

I don't think anyone honestly believes that's going to happen. I think we all know that all this talk about freedom and democracy is just a ruse, and the actual plan is for the US and Israel to back the overthrow of the Iranian government and then install a puppet regime which subverts the will of the people, just like we've seen happen in all those other monarchies and dictatorships in the region.

They can't allow democracy to flourish in the middle east because the genocidal apartheid state of Israel is very unpopular among the people who live there. All this talk about bringing freedom and democracy to the Iranian people is a performance to manufacture consent for more aggressive regime change interventionism, with no intention to actually allow such a thing to emerge.

[Tehran Tadhg @TadhgHickey]

🚨 Save the Hunger Strikers' Lives

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

No one here is romanticizing Che.

What I am doing is separating history from the emotions people were trained to have about history.

When someone calls Che "the devil incarnate," what they are really revealing is not historical insight but the echo of a narrative written by the very powers he fought.

Every revolutionary becomes a monster when the empire writes the biography.

Ask Patrice Lumumba.

Ask Salvador Allende.

Ask Hồ Chí Minh.

Ask Mohammad Mosaddegh.

Ask any leader who challenged the order of extraction and paid for it with sabotage, invasion, or death.

You tell me to "talk to the people who lived there."

I have.

And they will tell you many things.

Not all flattering.

Not all damning.

Because revolutions are not fairy tales and history is not a morality play.

But here is the difference between you and me:

You think calling someone "devil incarnate" ends the conversation.

I think it reveals who taught you the vocabulary.

You want to make this about virtue.

I am talking about structure.

About how nations break free.

About how hegemony responds when they do.

About how the Global South has been punished for every attempt at sovereignty long before Che picked up a rifle.

You call that propaganda.

I call that the record, and the record is clear:

Empires sanitize their crimes and magnify the crimes of their opponents.

The lie is not the exception.

It is the operating system.

So no, I do not need to romanticize anyone.

I do not need to defend every action of a man who lived and died in the chaos of decolonization.

What I refuse to do is let the same governments that backed Batista, Pinochet, Somoza, and the Contras lecture the world on who the "devils" were.

If that is the standard, hell has a very strange definition.

[Greg Stoker @gregjstoker]

Mohammed Ibrahim, a 16 year old US citizen held in Israeli military prison for 9 months, has been released today.

Thanks to everyone who clogged the phone lines and inboxes of every State Department office associated with the Zionist Entity which is blazingly not our ally.

[Mosab Abu Toha @MosabAbuToha]

This is truly shocking. The terrorist Israeli soldiers executed two Palestinian men who had been besieged inside a house in Jenin. The two men emerged with their hands raised in surrender, but the soldiers ordered them to step back before shooting them.

[Irlandarra @aldamu_jo]

“Why did the Palestinians initiate this on Oct 7?”

Max Blumenthal (Jew): “They didn’t. This war has been going on for 75 years. Israel initiated it in 1948 by ethnically cleansing 750,000 people.”

[Ian Carroll @IanCarrollShow]

Correct.

Jeffrey Epstein was an Israeli asset.

Israel is still holding all that blackmail today.

ZOG.

It’s not complicated. Look around.

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

You joke about America’s age, as if terror needs a thousand years to matter.

But empires aren’t measured in centuries.

They’re measured in corpses.

The Mongols are gone. Rome is dust. The British fly tourist flags over their ruins.

But only one power has bases in 80 countries, sanctions half the planet, and funds terror with the dollar as its flag.

No nation has ever projected violence this far, this fast, with this much arrogance.

Not Rome. Not Genghis Khan. Not Queen Victoria.

America’s legacy isn’t measured in years.

It’s measured in toppled governments, drone strikes, mass graves, and nations forced to learn new words for "shock and awe."

You want a thousand-year record?

Look at Vietnam, Korea, Laos, Cambodia, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, Sudan, Palestine, Lebanon, Chile, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Congo, Yugoslavia, Ukraine, Afghanistan.

Wherever America goes, terror follows.

Not because it’s old,

But because it’s unpunished.

The only thing older than American violence

Is the arrogance that pretends it’s new.

[liam cunningham @liamcunningham1]

Hannibal directive.

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

The U.S. calls Maduro a "drug trafficker."

The same U.S. that armed death squads from Guatemala to Colombia.

That funneled cocaine money to the Contras.

That trained dictators in the art of suppression.

That turned Latin America into a laboratory of pain, then blamed the survivors for corruption.

Every lie about Venezuela is a rerun.

A new label on an old imperial bottle.

They tried "communist." They tried "dictator." They tried "terrorist."

Now they try "drug lord."

But the goal is the same: to make invasion sound like virtue.

[Hussain “Hoz” Shafiei @HussainShafiei]

It looks like we’re living through the modern-day Third Reich. When you can’t open your mouth without fear of arrest. When standing against genocide makes you a criminal. When holding to account the state of Israel—whose Prime Minister is wanted by the Hague, whose Defence Minister is wanted by the Hague—gets you dragged from your home by British police.

It’s beyond shameful. A doctor, a woman who has already lost family in Gaza, who has been hounded by the system, targeted by the state, and publicly persecuted by the NHS and by @wesstreeting, is now being punished for speaking the truth.

This is Britain, in 2025—where the government, the police, and the long arm of Israel reach into our homes, our hospitals, our speech.

@doctor_rahmeh has stood up with nothing but words, compassion, and courage. She has spoken for her people while grieving her own, while trying to heal others. And for that, she’s treated like an enemy of the state.

This is not law. This is repression. This is the silencing of conscience. The overreach is staggering, and the hypocrisy even greater.

Britain cannot call itself a democracy while it arrests doctors for opposing genocide. Release Dr Rehana immediately. The world is watching.

[Suppressed News. @SuppressedNws]

Imagine using a baby to block aid from reaching starving children, women and men. Insane.

[Caitlin Johnstone @caitoz]

Me: Israel massacred civilians again.

Hasbarists: YELLOW LINE YELLOW LINE YELLOW LINE

Imagine thinking this is a good argument. Imagine thinking it's perfectly reasonable to blow up a car full of children if they cross a made-up invisible line.

Think about how dehumanized Palestinians would have to be in your mind to think this is a sane and reasonable position to have. To believe deadly force via heavy war machinery is a perfectly fine way of administering crowd control.

Imagine if that was happening in your country. If police just blew up your vehicle if you accidentally turned onto a one-way street or made an unauthorized U-turn. If they could send a drone to go pick you off if you were walking down a street they didn't think you should be on.

You'd never stand for it. You'd demand they find other ways to direct traffic besides deadly force.

"How about some signs?" you would say. "How about using verbal warnings and loudspeakers? How about road blocks? How about just not fucking murdering a vehicle full of kids for moving in an unauthorized way?"

But because it's Palestinians, it never occurs to them that this should be the expectation. Palestinians deserve to be executed for the slightest transgression against the most arbitrary restriction.

Israel does this all the time, and its defenders are fine with it. During the aid distribution at GHF sites Israeli soldiers have told the Israeli press that they were ordered to fire upon anyone who moved in an unauthorized way, killing starving civilians every single day for seeking food. During the last "ceasefire" at the beginning of the year civilians would routinely get murdered for taking a donkey cart down the wrong road or whatever.

That's the sort of thing people support of they stand by Israel. Supporting Israel is an innately racist and murderous position, because you support murdering Palestinian civilians for reasons you would never accept your own people being killed for.

[Tiberius @tiberiusfiles]

Former Israeli MP Moshe Feiglin on Israel's most watched news show:

"As Hitler said, 'I cannot live if one Jew is left,' we can't live here if one [Palestinian] remains in Gaza.”

When people tell you who they are, believe them

Zionism is the new Nazism

[Caitlin Johnstone @caitoz]

It's amazing how common this viewpoint is. Westerners actually think "terrorist" is some kind of innate quality that certain groups have, instead of a completely made-up designation imposed by specific governments.

They don't understand that it's a government-applied label; they think it's something that those groups actually *ARE*. They're so herd-like in their thinking that they actually allow their rulers to interpret reality on their behalf. And they don't even know they're doing it.

The overwhelming majority of the world's governments do not consider Hamas a terrorist group. It's a label that's only applied by the Five Eyes states, the EU, Japan, a couple of the empire's Latin American client states, and Israel. For everyone else it's just a Palestinian armed resistance group.

In the US-centralized empire, "terrorist" just means "a population which poses an inconvenience to the interests of the empire". It's not a real thing. The UK designated Palestine Action a terrorist group because its activists put paint on some war planes to protest a genocide, while an actual, literal Al Qaeda leader has been warmly embraced by western states because he facilitated their regime change objectives in Syria. Anyone who regurgitates the word "terrorist" is just telling you they're a mindless and compliant empire drone.