This is something else other than mBridge. I think…

And the US is hurting the Ukrainians by doing this. Then again the US never cared about Ukrainians, it doesn’t even care about its own citizens.

Racism in Europe is on a whole other level and Germany is one of the first offenders where its left and right harbor Islamophobic sentiments. Sweden is also problematic with its systematic kidnapping of children.

It is increasingly evident Muslims won’t be safe there, and should seriously consider leaving. I don’t think assimilation is even an option and somehow it seems like the culture in Europe leads to ghettoization. Muslim immigrants were far more capable of assimilating in the US perhaps due to its own unique cultural and historical context.

Muslims should just leave Germany.

You can’t support the ICC against Putin but challenge it against Netanyahu. Double standards are harder to maintain when the world is paying attention.

I didn’t know Trump was president right now. How can you pretend that Biden and Harris don’t want the same thing even if they are more tacit and political in their messaging? Their actions lead to the exact same outcome.

If you want to vote for Harris knock yourself out. I’m trying to explain my point of view which you refuse to understand by pretending that Trump is the current president.

This is what your beloved cunt released recently:

This is reducible to Trump’s “finish the job”, just in a politer way.

If the options are:

1. Helplessly watch a genocide
2. Helplessly watch a genocide and perhaps also suffer one yourself

It is far more honorable and dignified to take option 2.

At worst, I think it wouldn’t have made a difference. The genocide is happening now under Biden with no opportunity for a ceasefire. Biden is unconditionally supporting Israel politically and militarily, sent them thousands of tonnes of bombs, and the US vetoed a UN ceasefire multiple times and voted against Palestinian statehood. Everything he has done is what Trump would have done in the worst case scenario.

It actually is avoidable but the people in charge don’t want to avoid it. The weapons manufacturers and military contractors are going to make a lot of money, but the US will come out weaker from it just like it did in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the US worker will be left worse off.

It is elsewhere in the world. The US is an exceptional case.

In 2020 I knew Biden was a Zionist, a racist, a warmonger and his issues page was anti-Arab and anti-Palestinian. But I was told Trump will be worse, so I begrudgingly voted for him and got a genocide.

The same playbook cannot work again for Kamala Harris and I don’t think I am the only one who feels this way.

It is the same reason that freak about about “tank man” who never got run over, but don’t care about the actual civilians getting run over by Israeli tanks with their blessing and tax dollars

Israel’s descent into fascism for Israelis -it always was fascist to Palestinians- is actually a good thing. Maybe liberals can stop with “it is the only democracy in the Middle East”, which was never true.

I want to see the Israeli right go after everyone who isn’t totally fash. Accelerationism is exactly what Israel needs. It is not a normal country and shouldn’t pretend to be. Normal people who live there should either leave or become fascist themselves.

This is both a lie and insulting.

Good. Each and every one of them served in the genocidal army, they are all complicit.

stupid

bozo

Adding insult to injury. Liberals really went mask off.

100%

Estimates of the total cost of the operation range between $260m and $573m per month – that is, between $1.8bn and $4bn so far.

Which people in the US pay for with inflation and an overall decline in quality of life. The printed money has to come from somewhere.

It is about the gaslighting from liberals who say “what about the Muslim ban”

Broken Treaties With Native American Tribes: Timeline

Between the Revolutionary War and the aftermath of the Civil War, over the course of almost a century, the United States and Native American nations signed some 368 treaties that would define their relationship for centuries to come.

The treaties keyed off the fundamental idea that each tribal group was an independent nation, with their own right to self-determination and self-rule. But as white settlers began moving onto Native American lands, this idea came into conflict with the relentless pace of westward expansion—resulting in many broken promises on the part of the U.S. government.