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This video of Israel using silenced weapons to murder 15 medical workers who are clearly in ambulances, and then they buried them and their ambulances to cover up their War Crime was released 18 months ago.
Of course it was completely ignored.
DONT LET THEM.
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A 12-year-old runaway from a Presbyterian student hostel is doomed to death by an Indigenous couple in 1966.
With no winter jacket or food, he dies of hypothermia while walking to his home 600 kilometres away.
Singer Gord Downie blames Catholic residential schools and every gullible librarian buys his book.
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All three men in this photo at Arlington, JFK, Grant Stockdale, and James Forrestal, died suddenly and unexpectedly. One was shot in Dallas. The other two fell from high windows.
Forrestal, the first Secretary of Defense, strongly opposed U.S. recognition of Israel in 1948. He warned it would damage American interests in the Middle East and create long-term problems. In 1949 he was found dead after falling from a 16th-floor window at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Official ruling: suicide. His brother Henry insisted it was murder. He told author Cornell Simpson that James “positively did not kill himself,” that he “was the last person in the world who would have committed suicide,” and that he believed someone had strangled him and thrown him out the window. Forrestal himself had complained he was being followed by “Jews or Zionist agents” and Communists.
JFK later ran into friction with Israel over its nuclear program at Dimona. His administration pressed for inspections and also pushed efforts to force the pro-Israel lobby to register as a foreign agent under the Foreign Agents Registration Act. He was assassinated in 1963.
Stockdale, standing with JFK at Forrestal’s grave in this 1963 photo, was a close Kennedy friend and former ambassador. Days after the assassination he met with Bobby and Ted Kennedy, then told friends the “world was closing in.” The day before he died he told his lawyer, in rambling fashion, that “those guys” were trying to get him and spoke about the assassination. The next day he fell from the 13th floor of a Miami office building. Official ruling: suicide.
Three men. Three sudden deaths. One photo.
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In the final years of his life, Ernest Hemingway tried to convince friends and family that the FBI was following him, but they just told him he was paranoid.
In late 1960, he was admitted to the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota, where he received electroshock therapy. Even there, he refused to speak freely, convinced someone was listening.
In July 1961, Hemingway died by suicide at his home in Idaho.
Years after he died, the FBI released files showing that they had been monitoring him for the last 20 years of his life.
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“Anakin, did you ever hear the tragedy of the Holodomor?”
“No.”
“I thought not. It’s not a story the Bolsheviks would tell you.”
Unkool Aid retweeted
"I'm sorry Anakin. The Tusken Raiders that killed your mother aren't fit to stand trial. Their midichlorian counts are too low."
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Hey @grok, some years ago 43 students in Mexico vanished out of the blue all together without leaving any trace.
international investigators challenging the narrative account were suddenly targeted with Pegasus spyware from Israel.
Even the missing students’ parents and lawyers appeared on the list of Israel’s spyware targets.
Then came another disturbing revelation.
Mexico’s former chief investigator, accused of manipulating evidence in the case, fled to Israel.
Mexico never managed to extradite him and they accused Israel of effectively protecting him.
@grok, start with TRUE FALSE
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In case you haven’t been in a school for a while, the flags from left to right:
Transgender
Progress
Non-Binary
Pansexual
Asexual
Gone are the 3 Rs (reading, writing and arithmetic).
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Hey @grok
Was the swastika associated with Christianity before the Nazis?
Yes or no
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10 ways to deny genocide shredded. With upsetting combo for zionists: facts & details.
1. “If Israel wanted to commit genocide, why warn civilians before bombing them?”
Sometimes the warning is FIVE MINUTES. Sometimes one resident receives a telephone call and is expected to get dozens of families out of an entire building. In one documented case, a university professor had to evacuate a tower housing 76 families, including elderly people and toddlers. Israel has also bombed areas designated as safe. An evacuation warning is not a magical exemption from international law. Especially when the people you are warning have nowhere safe to escape to.
2. “If Israel wanted genocide, it could kill everyone in an afternoon.”
Genocide is not a speed competition. The Genocide Convention expressly includes destroying a group in part, causing serious bodily or mental harm, preventing births and deliberately imposing conditions calculated to bring about its physical destruction. It can happen through starvation, disease, displacement and the destruction of everything necessary for collective survival. Killing every last Palestinian is not a legal requirement.
3. “Two million Arabs live in Israel. How can Israel discriminate against Palestinians?”
Palestinian citizens can vote, but that doesn't mean they enjoy complete equality. Israel's 2018 Nation-State Law reserves national self-determination exclusively for Jews. Arabic has a lesser constitutional status than Hebrew. Admissions committees can exclude Palestinians from certain residential communities. Palestinian citizens also lived under military rule until 1966. Citizenship does not erase discrimination. Ask Black Americans in 1950.
4. “Gaza's population grew. Therefore there cannot be genocide.”
Genocide isn't just about how many people die. It's also about what happens to the people who remain. Israel has killed doctors, surgeons, teachers, professors, poets, artists and journalists. Hospitals and universities have been destroyed. Entire family lines have disappeared. Gaza's cultural heritage has been devastated. The people who heal a society, teach its children, document its history and preserve its identity are being lost alongside the institutions they sustain. UN investigators explicitly examined the systematic destruction of Gaza's healthcare, education and cultural infrastructure as evidence of genocide. A society can be destroyed without every individual being killed.
5. “Israel left Gaza in 2005 and gave Palestinians their freedom.”
Israel evacuated its settlers and permanent ground troops. It did not give Gaza sovereignty. Israel continued controlling its airspace, maritime access and most border crossings. Egypt controlled the Rafah crossing. Palestinians could not independently operate an airport, build a functioning seaport or control their own international trade. The International Committee of the Red Cross continued to regard Gaza as occupied. Removing settlements is not the same thing as ending an occupation.
6. “Hamas uses human shields. Israel has no choice.”
Human shielding is prohibited. So is bombing civilians indiscriminately or disproportionately. Even if Hamas fighters operate among civilians, those civilians remain protected under international law. Meanwhile, Israeli soldiers have been documented forcing Palestinian civilians into buildings and tunnels ahead of their troops to check for dangers. Associated Press investigations included testimony from Israeli soldiers themselves. Human shielding does not become acceptable when the Israeli army does it.
7. “October 7 proves Palestinians aren't resisting occupation. They're just terrorists.”
Palestinians have a right to self-determination. UN General Assembly resolutions have recognised armed struggle against foreign occupation, subject to the laws of war. Israeli military installations and soldiers actively participating in hostilities were legitimate military targets on October 7. Civilians were not. Especially not Thai agricultural workers, obviously.
Hamas-led forces committed serious atrocities, including deliberate civilian killings and hostage-taking. But Hamas was not the only organisation involved. Other armed factions and Palestinians who crossed through the breached fence also participated. Not every atrocity can automatically be attributed to an individual Hamas order, although investigators found civilian killings and hostage-taking were central to the Hamas-led attack.
Now consider the question of captives. Israel has detained thousands of Palestinians without charge or trial. In 2026, UNICEF reported that 164 Palestinian children from the West Bank were in administrative detention without charge or trial.
In 2011, Israel exchanged 1,027 Palestinian prisoners for one captured Israeli soldier, Gilad Shalit, who had been held since 2006.
That precedent helps explain the strategic calculation behind taking captives. A vastly outgunned armed movement had previously demonstrated that prisoners could be exchanged on enormously unequal numerical terms. It does not make civilian hostage-taking legal or morally acceptable. It does explain why an armed organisation might regard captives as bargaining leverage.
And one more uncomfortable fact: UN investigators found that Israeli forces also killed Israeli civilians on October 7, including during operations intended to prevent captives being taken into Gaza. Those deaths should not be attributed to Palestinian attackers.
8. “Civilians die in every war. That's just war.”
In March 2025, Israeli forces killed 15 Palestinian emergency responders in Rafah. UN investigators have documented intentional attacks on civilians, starvation, forced displacement and widespread destruction of civilian infrastructure. The killing of journalists, medical workers, educators and cultural figures adds another dimension: the loss of the people who keep a society functioning. These are not allegations that can be dismissed with a shrug and the word war. Every attack must be judged against the laws governing warfare.
9. “Israel has a right to defend itself.”
Israelis have a right to security. Palestinians have a right to security and self-determination too. In July 2024, the International Court of Justice declared Israel's continued presence in occupied Palestinian territory unlawful. Self-defence does not permit starvation, collective punishment, indiscriminate bombing or permanent annexation. Security concerns do not extinguish another population's legal rights.
10. “Accusing Israel of genocide is antisemitic.”
A UN Commission of Inquiry concluded in September 2025 that Israel had committed genocide in Gaza. In October 2026, it reported that genocidal acts were continuing. Israel rejects those findings, and the International Court of Justice has not issued its final genocide judgment.
Calling for an investigation, presenting evidence or concluding that a government has committed genocide is not inherently antisemitic. Antisemitism means hostility or discrimination against Jews because they are Jews. A government is not an ethnic or religious group. Its conduct can be investigated, criticised and prosecuted under international law.
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🇨🇦 CANADA IS WAKING UP — Protesters in Toronto are DEMANDING Carney be removed and mass deportations..
Canada is actually breaking too.. They have RECORD food bank use, 13.8% youth unemployment, and rent eating almost 60% of low incomes..
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Remember in Schindler's List when the Nazi commander uses a sniper rifle to shoot prisoners in the Concentration Camp.
This is a video of Israel using machine guns from a tank to shoot prisoners in a Concentration Camp.
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Toronto police remind the public to make keys, valuables and combinations to safes available prior to invasion.
Should the homeowners fail to provide healthy meals and water to the criminals they will be subject to human rights charges.
Posting pictures of any racialized suspects will result in hate crime charges and fighting back will result in a no bail sentence should any marginalized victims of the homeowners aggression be injured.
Please surrender your firearms and kitchen knives to your local police detachment.
🚨BREAKING: Toronto Police identified DeJohn Richards in the violent home invasion that left a real estate CEO and two daughters shot — they interviewed him at the hospital, let him walk, and now he's on the run.
Police claim they must have reasonable probable grounds to hold a suspect—despite having a description of 3 black males in their early 20s.
Toronto Police's DEI policies drive this level of incompetence.
