Fillerguy
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Her Russia handlers don't want her fukking up her stop. They worked so hard to get her there.
Official Israel Vs. Iran 2025 thread: Updates on first post! United States of Israel just bombed three Iranian nuclear sites. Trump thanks Go'd
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Her Russia handlers don't want her fukking up her stop. They worked so hard to get her there.
Pull Up the Roots
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Apartheid in the Caribbean
In the Dominican Republic, policies toward Haitians and Dominicans of Haitian descent bear ominous parallels with Israel’s racist repression of the Palestinian people.
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Israel and the Dominican Republic: A tale of two fences made vulnerable by arrogance
By Narciso Isa Conde Narciso Isa Conde is a Marxist political analyst, writer and political leader in the Dominican Republic, a veteran of the struggles against the Trujillo dictatorship and the U.S. invasion of the DR in 1965, who writes regularly on the class and liberation struggles. He publis
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These DEVILS clearly tryin to derail this thread and the mods need to do sumn
ALonelyDad
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These are the accounts Scitt is posting, not sure why mods are letting him post white supremacists
@ReasonableMatic LITERALLY POSTS NOTHING BUT WHITE SUPREMACIST ACCOUNTS, WHICH WAS EXPOSED EARLIER IN THE THREAD BY @Mister Terrific
THAT WAS SIMPLY A COMMENT ON THE POST THE ISLAM SLAVE TRADE APOLOGIST POSTED.. I DIDNT RESEARCH THE ACCOUNT BEFORE POSTING IT, I POSTED A BUNCH OF RANDOM COMMENTS TO AN ACTUAL POST, AND OF COURSE U CHERRY PICK 1
THAT ACCOUNT SIMPLY POSTED VERSES FROM THE QURAN WHICH ARE BLATANTLY ANTI BLACK
MEANWHILE U CANT FIND ANYTHING ANTI BLACK IN THE TORAH
SO @ReasonableMatic RESORTS TO POSTING STOORMFRONT PROPAGANDA IN RESPONSE TO DOCUMENTED BLACK SLAVERY IN THE MUSLIM COMMUNITY BACKED UP BY THE QURAN AND GOING ON TIL THIS VERY DAY
HE CLEARLY SPENT WEEKS OF HIS LIFE COMPILING ANTI JEWISH DATA OFF WHITE SUPREMACIST WEBSITES
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Mister Terrific
It’s in the name
Reasonable Grounds to Believe Conflict-Related Sexual Violence Occurred in Israel During 7 October Attacks, Senior UN Official Tells Security Council
There are reasonable grounds to believe that conflict-related sexual violence — including rape and gang-rape — occurred across multiple locations of Israel and the Gaza periphery during the attacks on 7 October 2023, a senior United Nations official reported to the Security Council today, as she presented findings from her visit to Israel and the occupied West Bank.
Following allegations of brutal sexual violence committed during and in the aftermath of the Hamas-led terror attacks, Pramila Patten, the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on Sexual Violence in Conflict, led an official visit to Israel from 29 January to 14 February to gather, analyse and verify reports of sexual violence related to the 7 October attack. Due to ongoing hostilities, the Special Representative did not request to visit Gaza, where other UN entities that monitor sexual violence are operational.
“What I witnessed in Israel were scenes of unspeakable violence perpetrated with shocking brutality,” Ms. Patten recalled. Detailing her methodology, she said that her team met with families of hostages and members of communities displaced from several kibbutzim. It conducted confidential interviews with 34 individuals, including survivors and witnesses of the 7 October attacks, released hostages, first responders and health and service providers. It visited four attack sites — as well as the morgue to which the bodies of victims were transferred — and reviewed over 5,000 photographic images and some 50 hours of footage of the attacks.
“It was a catalogue of the most extreme and inhumane forms of killing, torture and other horrors,” including sexual violence, she stated. The team also found convincing information that sexual violence was committed against hostages, and has reasonable grounds to believe that such violence may still be ongoing against those in captivity. While there are reasonable grounds to believe that conflict-related sexual violence occurred in the Nova music festival site, Route 232, and kibbutz Re’im, reported incidents of rape could not be verified in other locations. Concurrently, the team determined that at least two allegations of sexual violence in kibbutz Be’eri — widely reported in the media — were unfounded.
Turning to the West Bank, she painted a grim picture of “intense fear and insecurity, with women and men terrified and deeply disturbed over the ongoing tragedy in Gaza”. On her visit to Ramallah, she spotlighted instances of sexual violence in the context of detention, such as invasive body searches; beatings, including in the genital areas; and threats of rape against women and female family members. Sexual harassment and threats of rape during house raids and at checkpoints were also reported. She expressed disappointment that the immediate reaction to her report by some Israeli political actors was not to open inquiries into those alleged incidents but, rather, to reject them outright via social media.
However, she underscored that her findings do not legitimize further hostilities. Instead, they create a moral imperative for a humanitarian ceasefire to end the unspeakable suffering imposed on Palestinian civilians in Gaza and bring about the immediate and unconditional release of all hostages. “I am horrified by the injustice of women and children killed in Gaza,” she said, stressing that the end goal of her mandate is not “a war without rape” but a “world without war”.
Reasonable Grounds to Believe Conflict-Related Sexual Violence Occurred in Israel During 7 October Attacks, Senior UN Official Tells Security Council | Meetings Coverage and Press Releases
There are reasonable grounds to believe that conflict-related sexual violence — including rape and gang-rape — occurred across multiple locations of Israel and the Gaza periphery during the attacks on 7 October 2023, a senior United Nations official reported to the Security Council today, as she...
Questions and Answers: The Hamas-Led Armed Groups' October 7, 2023 Assault on Israel
Human Rights Watch research found that Palestinian armed groups involved in the assault on Israel on October 7, 2023, committed numerous violations of international humanitarian law – also known as the laws of war – that amount to war crimes. These include deliberate and indiscriminate attacks against civilians and civilian objects; willful killing of persons in custody; cruel and other inhumane treatment; crimes relating to sexual and gender-based violence; hostage-taking; mutilation and despoiling (robbing) of bodies; use of human shields; and pillage and looting.
Human Rights Watch also found that Palestinian armed groups committed a widespread attack directed against a civilian population, according to the definition required for crimes against humanity. This is based on the numerous civilian sites targeted and on the planning that Human Rights Watch documented went into the crimes. Human Rights Watch has further found that killing civilians and taking hostages were central aims of the planned attack, and not actions that occurred as an afterthought, or as a plan gone awry, or as isolated acts, for example solely by unaffiliated Palestinians from Gaza, and as such there is strong evidence of an organizational policy to commit multiple acts of crimes against humanity.
Under the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, an attack directed against a civilian population is defined as a course of conduct involving the multiple commission of acts of crimes against humanity, such as murder or unlawful imprisonment, pursuant to or in furtherance of a state or organizational policy to commit such an attack.
Human Rights Watch concludes that the murder of civilians and the taking of hostages – imprisonment in violation of fundamental rules of international law – on October 7, 2023, formed part of the attack and were crimes against humanity.
There should be further investigation of other potential crimes against humanity, including persecution against any identifiable group on racial, national, ethnic or religious grounds; rape or any other form of sexual violence of comparable gravity; and extermination. These would amount to crimes against humanity if the acts amounting to these crimes were committed as part of the attack directed against a civilian population.
This report only covers the abuses committed on October 7; it does not examine the abuses committed during subsequent events including the treatment of hostages in Gaza.
Questions and Answers: The Hamas-Led Armed Groups' October 7, 2023 Assault on Israel
Human Rights Watch research found that Palestinian armed groups involved in the assault on Israel on October 7, 2023, committed numerous violations of international humanitarian law – also known as the laws of war – that amount to war crimes.
Evidence points to systematic use of rape and sexual violence by Hamas in 7 October attacks
This article is more than 1 year oldGuardian aware of sexual assaults for which multiple corroborating pieces of evidence exist
On Monday, UN-appointed independent experts said that “given the number of victims and the extensive premeditation and planning of the attacks”, mounting evidence of rapes and genital mutilation pointed to possible crimes against humanity.
Israeli intelligence officials, experts and sources with direct knowledge of interrogation reports of captured Hamas fighters believe units that attacked were beforehand given a text that drew on a controversial and contested interpretation of traditional Islamic military jurisprudence, claiming that captives were “the spoils of war”. This potentially legitimised the abduction of civilians and other abuses, without being an explicit instruction to do so.
In at least two unsourced videos of interrogations of alleged Hamas members, which Israeli officials say they did not authorise for release, the men are heard talking about instructions given to rape women.
Mister Terrific
It’s in the name
Based upon what I've seen, instead of a war, Biden/Kamala would have went with the assassination option. You see how many of our politicians bow to Israel, we were gonna be involved with Iran at some point for Netanyahu regardless.
But no way would it have led to whatever this ends up being, which is much worse.
I don't want either option but it's always hell or hell with politics in this country.
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It’s in the name
Indian Ocean slave trade
The Indian Ocean slave trade, sometimes known as the East African slave trade, involved the capture and transportation of predominately sub-Saharan African slaves along the coasts, such as the Swahili Coast and the Horn of Africa, and through the Indian Ocean. Affected areas included East Africa, Southern Arabia, the west coast of India, Indian ocean islands (including Madagascar) and southeast Asia including Java.
The source of slaves was primarily in sub-Saharan Africa, but also included North Africa and the Middle East, Indian Ocean islands, as well as South Asia. While the slave trade in the Indian Ocean started 4,000 years ago, it expanded significantly in late antiquity (1st century CE) with the rise of Byzantine and Sassanid trading enterprises. Muslim slave trading started in the 7th century, with the volume of trade fluctuating with the rise and fall of local powers. Beginning in the 16th century, slaves were traded to the Americas, including Caribbean colonies, as Northern, Western, and Southern European powers became involved in the slave trade. Trade declined with the abolition of slavery in the 19th century.
The East African slave trade flourished greatly from the second half of the nineteenth century, when Said bin Sultan, an Oman Sultan, made Zanzibar his capital and expanded international commercial activities and plantation economy in cloves and coconuts. During this period demands for slaves grew drastically. The slaves were needed for local use mainly to work in plantations in Zanzibar and for export. Sultan Seyyid (seyyid is an Arabic title for Lord) Said made deliberate efforts to "revive old Arab-caravan trade" with mainland Africa, which became the major source of slaves.[75]
Said bin Sultan took six major initiatives which facilitated growth and expansion of his commercial empire. He firstly introduced a new currency "Maria Theresa Dollar" to supplement the existing "Spanish Crown", which simplified commercial activities. Secondly, he introduced a harmonized 5% import duty for any merchandise entering into his empire. He abolished export duties. Thirdly, he took advantage of Zanzibar's and Pemba's fertile soil to establish plantations of coconut and cloves. Fourthly, he revitalised and extended the "old Arab-caravan trade" with mainland East Africa to acquire slaves and ivory. He signed commercial treaties with western capitalist countries, such as the United States of America in 1833, with Great Britain in 1839, and France in 1844. Finally, he invited Asian merchants and experts who dealt with financial matters.[76][77]
It was not until 1873 that Sultan Seyyid Barghash of Zanzibar, under pressure from Great Britain, signed a treaty that made the slave trade in his territories illegal.
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Let me guess the Sultan of Oman was a Jew you Nazi b*stard
If you report him, a mod will see it and can ban him from the thread. Which would be ironic
Hold up, I have to mention this.
I think this is what posters mean when they say attention is like a drug for women.
Of all the places for a selfie
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Israeli soldiers take selfies at an impact site following Iran’s missile strike in Beersheba, Israel, on June 20, 2025 [Amir Cohen/Reuters]
I think this is what posters mean when they say attention is like a drug for women.
Of all the places for a selfie
‘Prolonged campaign’: Iran open to diplomacy, Israel vows continued attacks
Israel’s attack on Iran enters its second week as both countries continue to trade fire and casualties mount.
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A recap of recent developments
- Israel and Iran have exchanged rocket fire for an eighth day, with the Israeli military stating that 15 fighter jets and more than 30 weapons were used in its latest wave of strikes across Iran.
- Iran said it fired its 17th wave of missiles at Israeli targets, striking the cities of Haifa, Tel Aviv and Beersheba, wounding at least 17 people, including three in serious condition.
- Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has said Iran is open to nuclear talks with the US once Israel’s “aggression” stops and the “aggressor is held accountable”.
- At a special meeting at the UN Security Council, Israel’s UN envoy Danny Danon said the country would not apologise for its attacks across Iran, pledging to continue “until Iran’s nuclear threat is dismantled”.
- The International Atomic Energy Agency has said there is an acute danger from radiation and chemical substances inside the Natanz nuclear facility in Iran, which has come under Israeli attack.
- US President Donald Trump said his director of national intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, was wrong to suggest there is no evidence Iran is building a nuclear weapon.
- In Gaza, 82 Palestinians – including dozens of aid seekers – were killed in Israeli attacks across the besieged enclave on Friday, the Health Ministry said.
Israeli soldiers take selfies at an impact site following Iran’s missile strike in Beersheba, Israel, on June 20, 2025 [Amir Cohen/Reuters]
‘Prolonged campaign’: Iran open to diplomacy, Israel vows continued attacks
Israel’s attack on Iran enters its second week as both countries continue to trade fire and casualties mount.
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Iran launches latest wave of missiles at Israel
Sirens have sounded across central Israel as Iran launched its latest wave of missiles at the country a short while ago.
Israel’s Channel 12 reported that five missiles had been fired, adding that there has been a “single report of a [missile] fall in central Israel”.
It’s currently unclear if there have been any direct hits from the attack.
Israel’s Magen David Adom emergency service has not treated any injuries so far, The Times of Israel reports. Israelis have been given the all clear to leave their shelters, the Israeli outlet added.
‘Prolonged campaign’: Iran open to diplomacy, Israel vows continued attacks
Israel’s attack on Iran enters its second week as both countries continue to trade fire and casualties mount.
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Trump appears to narrow timeframe on possible US attacks on Iran
Reporting from Washington, DC, United States
There is this break within the MAGA movement itself among the isolationists, who really support Trump and his impulse, he says, to be a peacemaker who wants to avoid Americans getting further entangled in foreign wars. Of course, of whom Tulsi Gabbard, the national intelligence director, is one of the leading leaders.
Then there are others who are more of the war hawk types.
So, where does that leave us now?
Trump is now listening to a growingly small group of advisers on whether or not the US should join these direct attacks on Iran.
Notably, during those remarks he gave to reporters earlier in the day – on whether the US could strike Iran before the two weeks is up – and his answer was that the two weeks could be the maximum time that Iran would have before potential air strikes.
So perhaps even narrowing that window further.
‘Prolonged campaign’: Iran open to diplomacy, Israel vows continued attacks
Israel’s attack on Iran enters its second week as both countries continue to trade fire and casualties mount.
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Tel Aviv district building on fire following latest Iranian missile salvo
Emergency crews are working to extinguish a fire in a residential building in Holon in Tel Aviv district, central Israel, Israel’s Ynet news reports.
The Israeli outlet reported that “missile interception booms echoed across central and northern Israel at around 2:40am [23:40 GMT] on Saturday”.
It’s currently unclear if the fire was caused by a missile fragment or a direct hit by a missile.
We will bring you more information when we have it.
‘Prolonged campaign’: Iran open to diplomacy, Israel vows continued attacks
Israel’s attack on Iran enters its second week as both countries continue to trade fire and casualties mount.
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Israeli emergency service says ‘no major incidents’ following Iranian attack
The Magen David Adom (MDA) emergency service said it had not received reports of any injuries following Iran’s latest missile attack on Israel.
“No major incidents have been reported, except for one event in central Israel where a fire was reported on the roof of a building,” the service said in a post on X.
“The residents evacuated the building. So far, no physical injuries have been found. MDA teams are providing medical care on site to several individuals suffering from anxiety and are continuing to search for additional casualties,” it added.
