Rep. Randy Fine said "Jihadi Mamdani does not belong as Mayor of NYC. He needs to be denaturalized and sent back home to Uganda. I’ve had enough of his garbage." Have you had enough of @RepFine? Denaturalize him and send him home to Israel??? Like this if you agree.
No this isn’t ISIS it’s their buddies the IOF.
They kidnapped a farmer and blindfolded him for trying to protect his land.
They blocked the road and then shot him for absolutely no fucking reason.
Standard day of suffering for Palestinians 💔
@DanBilzerian A fat, genocidal jew looking to censor other people?
Is there an obvious pattern of crying victimhood amongst jews?
Are they dishonest sociopaths?
@EuropaAeterna01 You’re one of the absolute OGs my friend
I know a beautiful future is ahead of us in which we can celebrate all we’ve helped build in this opposition to the insane, genocidal lunatics
Rob Gonsalves painted the same impossible idea 11 years apart.
In The Sun Sets Sail (2001), the arches of a distant bridge gradually become the sails of ships moving across the sea.
Gonsalves returned to the concept in Toward the Horizon (2012), replacing the sunset and traditional aqueduct with a moonlit modern roadway. From one direction, it is a bridge carrying a car. From the other, it becomes a fleet of sailing ships.
The Canadian artist had studied architecture and worked as an architect before pursuing painting full-time—an influence visible in the carefully constructed perspectives that allow two different realities to occupy the same scene. His work is generally categorized as magic realism rather than conventional surrealism.
Top: The Sun Sets Sail, 2001
Bottom: Toward the Horizon, 2012
Artist: Rob Gonsalves