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In order to get elected, @BarackObama will start a war with Iran.

we did not have a primary, you losers tried to run biden again and when everyone said he'd lose you anointed someone who couldn't even get one primary vote in 2020 x.com/DemonFly666/status/201…

russiagate loser in tyool 2026 enjoy remedial school i guess

let's be honest here, if this account did anything of substance people would actually care about their critique of walsh x.com/Mike_from_PA/status/20…

the intellectual giants of twitter tower over the rest, looking down at everyone else from the top of the bell curve x.com/Noahpinion/status/2004…

🚨🚨 Have you asked yourself today how people in Gaza eat? And how much their food costs — for breakfast, lunch, and dinner? Let me tell you. I woke up at 6 a.m. after a violent night where the bombing, destruction, and explosions didn’t stop for a single moment. I went to the market looking for flour after my children went to sleep hungry. I found it — 80 shekels per kilo, cash only. I could only afford 2 kilos, for 160 shekels. Alright, we had flour — but what could we eat with the bread? I bought 5 tomatoes at 60 shekels per kilo. We ate them with salt and bread. That was breakfast. When lunchtime came, of course, there was nothing. To save some bread for dinner, we decided to try and buy pasta because the kids have completely refused to eat lentils anymore. I searched all over Gaza. I couldn’t find any pasta. Eventually, I found someone selling it for 80 shekels per kilo. Can you imagine? Rice? It’s over 100 shekels per kilo now! Of course, you need a few additions to cook the pasta — a bit of sauce, some spices, anything — that cost another 50 shekels. When dinner came, we didn’t know what to make. There are no canned foods, no za'atar, no spices, no vegetables. The children had to eat plain bread. Just bread. Again. We didn’t feel full — not at breakfast, not at lunch, not at dinner. We’ve forgotten what it feels like to be full. I just want to understand one thing: **What’s next? What has to happen for the world to finally move?** Do you know what’s worse than genocide? **Watching 2 million people — including children — suffer through a slow, shameful famine, and staying silent. Choosing not to help.** Do you know something? **Today, I spent exactly \$150 just to survive one more day — for me and my children. And now we wait, hoping for relief.** Thank you, world, for your silence. Thank you for watching us starve to death. Thank you for being complicit in this genocide and famine. I honestly don’t know what else to say. chuffed.org/project/123961-h…

It costs $0.00 to support a 38 year old game developer. 🥹

.@gofundme is allowing terrorists @Betar_USA to fundraise for bomb threat stunts in New York City.

Looks *and* personality? That's Choco Taco! This sweet treat has been in our care longer than any other pet at PAWS — over 500 days! — & it's hard to believe he's still on the market 🧵

No no no, we can’t try to pass a minimum wage hike through reconciliation, that would violate a norm. We can only do that for stuff we really care about, like illegally arming war criminals or pardoning my piece of shit son.

BREAKING: Joe Biden and Donald Trump have died at the same time

This is the chart. She spent months courting Republican endorsements, riding the 2016 Clinton strategy to certain defeat. They risked it all to build a centrist party of suburbanites and college kids and lost. It’s time to move on but I don’t think the Dems will move with us.

x.com/SquidDiddly1989/status… cia ass post

This morning when Harris called Governor Walz to share the news, he didn’t answer at first because it said no caller ID, a source tells me. So Harris had to call again. The second time Walz picked up the phone call.

aaa/ghost of tsushima complaint, at least indie games don't force you to be garbage for an hour before you can play the game, fuck off

I find it fascinating that they've completely dropped the "Uyghur genocide" narrative and now go for "critics accuse China of cultural genocide". Probably because they understood that people would start noticing that no-one's dying... All the more because we now know what a real genocide looks like in the age of social media in Gaza... And the exact same thing is going to happen with this ridiculous "cultural genocide" accusation. More and more people will go visit Xinjiang - which is fully open to tourists from all over the world (even visa-free for most countries) - and be like "wait a minute, everyone speaks Uyghur language, eats Uyghur food, dresses with their unique clothes, follows ancestral Uyghur traditions, you can see mosques everywhere so... what part of the culture did they 'genocide' exactly?" You just can't do this basic propaganda anymore nowadays, it just doesn't work... The funniest part is this line: "Uyghurs and other Muslim residents of Xinjiang passed through camps where they were forcibly assimilated into Han Chinese culture." How would that concretely work, do people seriously believe you can spend a few months in a "camp" and come out Han Chinese? I mean, come on... These "camps", called "Vocational Education and Training Centers" by China, did exist - although they've been closed since 2019 (as the Economist does imply) - but they had literally nothing to do with some sort of cultural conversion therapy. They were set up after a big wave of terror attacks and the point was to reintegrate radicalized folks back into society by training them for jobs and teaching them civic education, effectively giving them a second chance. In Europe, and in most countries, we send radicalized folks straight to prison. Heck the US right now is running giants camps in Syria with 10s of thousands of prisoners holding Isis supporters and their families - including thousands of children whose only guilt is to have been born in the wrong family - for what's "effectively life sentences" (newyorker.com/magazine/2024/…). Is that more humane? No second chances for them...