"Much has been written about the outcome of the Israeli parliamentary elections. One result should shock everyone—but it doesn’t: The Israeli electorate is voting for genocide—democratically."
Interestingly they put "defensive" instead of "unprovoked, aggressive, offensive and illegal" in that headline. I'm sure somebody just slipped on the keyboard. 😒
Deutschland schafft sich ab...🧐
"Das Statistische Bundesamt meldete die Zahl in diesem Monat. Sie entspricht einem Anstieg um 9,3 Prozent gegenüber den 10.372 Todesfällen im Vorjahr und liegt 15,6 Prozent über dem Durchschnitt der vergangenen zehn Jahre. Es war die höchste Jahreszahl seit 1998."
"Islam saved Jewry. This is an unpopular, discomforting claim in the modern world. But it is a historical truth. The argument for it is double. First, in 570 CE, when the Prophet Mohammad was born, the Jews and Judaism were on the way to oblivion. And second, the coming of Islam saved them, providing a new context in which they not only survived, but flourished, laying foundations for subsequent Jewish cultural prosperity - also in Christendom - through the medieval period into the modern world."
"Here is the latest trick of the US Empire of war: Sell a hyper expensive submarine to a willing victim, cash-in immediately, hold off on delivery indefinitely, but get port access rights away. Sweet, sweet deals... for the empire of lies, paid for by Australian tax dollars, and maybe soon Australian blood if the weaponization of the continent for the geopolitical games of Washington continues.
Former Australian Army major, Cameron Leckie, joins Pascal to discuss his disillusionment with Western foreign policy and Australia’s dependence on the United States. They examine media narratives, military ethics, war powers and the gap between proclaimed values and government actions. Leckie argues that American imperial commitments increasingly exceed available resources, raising questions about AUKUS and regional security. The conversation explores Australia’s relationship with China and its Asian neighbours, and the prospects for a more independent, peaceful foreign policy ahead."
Well, she's registered as a foreign agent so it's ok I guess...😒
"Abigail Ronson, a spokesperson for the Mike Rogers campaign, is a registered foreign agent for the state of Israel—one of two foreign agents working on the Rogers campaign, according to a review of foreign agent registration records."