godspeed you! sa(a)d emperor

"My autism may be strong, but my Iman is stronger. Face me if you dare O treacherous yahood."

[godspeed you! sa(a)d emperor @sidthepathan]

The college had just won a match; basketball. The crowd was nuts, where the only high was a sugar rush. Yes, those were the days.

[liam cunningham @liamcunningham1]

Medical professionals in Gaza have an acronym WCNSFM.
It means Wounded Child No Surviving Family Members.

SPEAK UP FFS!

[Dan Qayyum @DanQayyum]

https://t.co/GhXpG5y9yC

[godspeed you! sa(a)d emperor @sidthepathan]

They also colonised the subcontinent for its spice trade, yet somehow the peak of England’s cuisine and its national dish is beans on toast.

In addition to that they’re also responsible for inventing Americans.

[godspeed you! sa(a)d emperor @sidthepathan]

England is without a doubt the dumbest country in the world.
They went to Australia and after seeing all its natural resources and beaches opted to populate it with its criminals while they themselves stayed at home in a country where the weather at best is described as miserable

[godspeed you! sa(a)d emperor @sidthepathan]

The military industrial complex has becomes permanent. Endless wars equal endless profits.

[godspeed you! sa(a)d emperor @sidthepathan]

World War I started in 1914. Before WWI, European Empires dominated global trade, Britain, France, Austrio-Hungarian Empire, Ottoman Empire. The Pound was the global reserve currency, backed by gold.

[godspeed you! sa(a)d emperor @sidthepathan]

The IMF and World Bank were created to serve US interests. They claim they’re helping develop nations but what they’re doing is trapping them in debt to the west, forcing the privatisation of governments, cutting social services in the name of austerity, fostering oligarchy.

[People’s Commissar @faisal_parla]

“I am not indulging in self praise, but Pakistanis are intelligent people..hehehe”

My 👑 🫡

[Defence Index @Defence_Index]

Dear Pakistanis Watch this Video.

Important Message 🚨

[godspeed you! sa(a)d emperor @sidthepathan]

We are all cogs in the most powerful of machines and I regret, that I and my fellow gears do not control the creation which would not exist without us, that we turn in unison not to serve each other, but to enrich those who would would claim to own us.

[godspeed you! sa(a)d emperor @sidthepathan]

They’re just copying what the romans did to them

[In Context @incontextmedia]

"Let us distribute them all over the world. There are 2.5 million Gazans... each country takes 25 thousands."

Ram Ben Barak, former deputy director of Mossad on Israel plans to forcefuly displace Gazans.

[Caitlin Johnstone @caitoz]

I used to be pro-Palestinian. I thought Israel was wrong for carpet bombing Gaza and using siege warfare on civilians.

But then I ran into a very wise Israel apologist who changed my way of looking at things forever.

I was walking down the street and I saw him leaning against a lamp post, smoking a pipe as wise men do.

“Your shirt says Free Palestine,” he said from behind a plume of smoke.

“Yep!” I replied.

“So I guess that means you love Hamas then?” spake he.

I stopped in my tracks. I’d never thought of it that way before.

Could it be? Could my opposition to murdering civilians really be indicative of a deep affection for a Gazan militant group? Maybe I really did love Hamas and think everything it did on October 7 was great and wonderful?

“Is this really how I want to live my life?” I thought to myself.

“I — I — I…” I said out loud.

“Or perhaps,” he said with a raised eyebrow, “you just HATE JEWS??”

I fell to my knees.

Oh my God. He really had a point. What possible reason could anyone have for opposing military explosives being dropped on buildings full of children besides a seething lifelong hatred of adherents to the religion of Judaism? How could anyone possibly oppose siege warfare tactics which cut off civilians from food and water and electricity and fuel and medical supplies unless they harbored a dangerous hostility toward members of a small Abrahamic faith?

“Who… who are you?” I asked.

“That’s of no consequence,” he said, casually blowing a smoke ring through another larger smoke ring.

“But… but the children,” I stammered as my entire worldview crumbled before my eyes. “The civilians! They’re dying! Isn’t it bad that they’re dying?”

And then he went for the coup de grâce.

“Have you considered,” he said before a pregnant pause, “… that all of those deaths are the fault of Hamas?”

I fell flat on my back. The world was spinning. A trickle of blood ran down into my hair from my ear.

I felt all the anti-colonialism leaving my body. I suddenly could no longer remember why I thought it was bad to rain down military explosives on a densely populated concentration camp.

Everything went black.

When I finally came to, the mysterious stranger was gone. But his wisdom and profound insights into Israel and Gaza will always live on in my heart.