@sahouraxo If Israel(i soldiers/tech.) did, it was wrong of them but I heard 30 missiles were sent to Israel in an unfriendly way from Lebanon. Who knows who did that? That being said, bombing regions in Lebanon is not a civilized response: such a response can only be normalized during war.
@abierkhatib@TamerMisshal Troops/soldiers/“Police”/“human rights violators” should be held accountable for their unjust/illegal/oppressive subjugation. I bet that the weapons used all have “Made in the U.S.A.” visible on them. Anthony Blinken doesn’t want Israel (nor U.S.A. Inc.) as part of the ICC. I do.
@alyredaa All of that being said, I want a great Passover for all Israelis that have been protesting against their criminal politician, Benjamin Netanyahu. Young Israelis, please be better to the Palestinians than your Predecessors have been. You should refuse to serve in the Israeli army.
@alyredaa I wish that I could kill all of the Israeli troops that invaded Al Aqsa and that subjugated Palestinians therein. Whoever sent these troops there should be held accountable (in sha’Allah). Israel does not want to be part of the ICC; Anthony Blinken doesn’t want that either. I do.
@USMSSanFran@USMarshalsHQ One conspirator requested for me to remove clothing today that no one ever asked me to remove before: the request was one such that I would have to show my arwah: I complied “under duress” so that I could file stuff for multiple cases—just like I tried to do last Friday. Denied…
@USMSSanFran@USMarshalsHQ And hours later, a few hundred miles south (in Downtown L.A.) at 255 E. Temple, “workers” wearing clothing with words of “U.S. Marshall” on them conspired to violate my rights—a lot like they did last Friday. I wasn’t “allowed” inside even whilst complying with unlawful requests.
@William16723077 The deadline to serve in 2:22-cv-09150-CJC-SHK didn’t arrive under any (valid) law: no one has been served so far in 2:22-cv-09150-CJC-SHK and I won’t hire someone like Jeff Bodine to lie and say it was served to make the deadline earlier than it should be (not March 13th, 2023).
@William16723077 Why couldn’t Cormac J. Carney realize on March 22nd of this year that it’s legal for me to amend a Federal complaint up to 21 days after service occurs according to Rule 15 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure? He “enforced” his own deadline in 2:22-cv-09150-CJC-SHK illegally.
@NewAmericanMag Being a victim, it can really affect your cognition. Imagine, trying to get justice, and a Judge creates further injustices. It is not hard to imagine—for it has happened to me repeatedly and I can prove it. I’m finna “challenge” the concept of “Judicial Immunity” (in sha’Allah).
@NewAmericanMag I can’t think because of what this guy did to me yesterday. I have to fast all day during Ramadan and this puts me at a weak spot. I’m a victim of Judicial-misconduct: I try to get some “due process” but Cormac J. Carney dismisses a second case of mine in the month illegally—how?
George W. Bush terrorized people with his “War on Terror,” like Ronald Reagan did with his “War on Drugs” (and obviously neither President acted alone). The current Senate (of 2023) repealed “authorization” for Iraqi-invasions that were “authorized” while Joe Biden was a Senator.
The repeal that I mentioned in my last Tweet (that was a reply to one of my own Tweets) is the subject of an article—that was published yesterday—which has been entitled:
“Senate votes to pass repeal of authorizations for Gulf and Iraq wars”
https://t.co/uvaIxyRAVD via @MSNBC
“Yea,” Joe Biden voted (with 79 other Senators) to confirm Cormac J. Carney: no one in the Senate of 2003 voted against the appointment of Cormac J. Carney but 20 Senators didn���t vote.
SOURCE:
https://t.co/k1NSGiVeLq
P.S. The Senate repealed Iraqi “authorization” yesterday.
Besides his unconstitutional declaration of war & facilitation of conjunctive militaristic invasions into Afghanistan & Iraq, I have another reason not to like George W. Bush: he appointed Cormac J. Carney. Was Joe Biden one of the Senators that voted to confirm Cormac J. Carney?
@thomaswrzalins2@swampwoman@nscorp They had the cash. I ask what the regulators were doing? I ask why regulation was cut in the past. This situation in Ohio is more proof that we generally cannot count on capitalists to do the right thing… only if it is to save public image—and that has a necessary cost for them.
@nscorp Does anyone in East Palestine, Ohio know that (in Israeli-occupied Palestine) there is an entire street whereas Palestinians were blocked from using it at all after the Israeli military did something akin to stucco-ing all windows/doors shut? In Ohio, you’re doing better, though.
@nscorp I hope Yemenis hold Saudis accountable in due-time as I hope Palestinians in Ohio hold your company & their government & others accountable for environmental/cultural degradation as much as I hope Middle Eastern Palestinians hold Israelis accountable for destruction—in sha’Allah.
@CollinRugg Of course, I want this transfer to happen via “due process.” People from Norfolk Southern should be called-in to go to Court (in sha’Allah). The wrongdoers should loose responsibility in the area and affected local people should then regulate for safety and profit (in sha’Allah).
@CollinRugg As a member of the Green Party (the whole time that I’ve been in California [since 2007]), I care, Colin. It makes me sad/agitated: I hope that people are held accountable with resources transferred to victims whom take control of the area affected—communistically as a community.