[-] deathtoreddit@lemmygrad.ml 12 points 2 days ago

Huh, Mr Radoslaw "Thank you USA {for bombing the Nordstream pipeline]" Sikorski is getting critical of the Zionist Entity?

[-] deathtoreddit@lemmygrad.ml 14 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago)

These grandma babushkas are braver than the Nazi troops.

[-] deathtoreddit@lemmygrad.ml 5 points 3 days ago

With their wee Bay of Piglets.

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Caption from Getty Images: "November 1938, So called Arab insurgents pictured during the Arab revolt in Palestine, This photograph was found on the body of Nur Ibrahim a well known leader of the Arab rebellion, who was killed by a patrol of the West Kents (Photo by Popperfoto via Getty Images/Getty Images)"

According to (CW: NATOpedia's) overview

A popular uprising by Palestinian Arabs in Mandatory Palestine against the British administration, known as the Great Revolt,[a][10] and later the Great Palestinian Revolt[b][11] or the Palestinian Revolution,[c] lasted from 1936 until 1939. The movement sought independence from British colonial rule and the end of British support for Zionism, including Jewish immigration and land sales to Jews.

If you want, on this day, you can watch Palestine 36 (2025) on tankie.tube, which depicted this liberation war

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🫡

And I guess Dani Mayakovski follows after him in this legacy

[-] deathtoreddit@lemmygrad.ml 14 points 6 days ago

I'm surprised. Well, it's a nice good thing, in a sea of Pahlavi diaspora.

[-] deathtoreddit@lemmygrad.ml 22 points 6 days ago

marg bar Amrikkka.

And to think there was even a human zoo in Belgium (home of Leopold) in 1958 and moreso....

marg bar Gharb really

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I must post or I forget

Introduction:

The daily report provides a summary of the violations committed by the occupation forces since the ceasefire agreement came into force, documenting these through figures and field developments. It reviews the numbers of martyrs and wounded, details of armed incidents, and an assessment of the flow of humanitarian and commercial assistance. The report does not reiterate previous violations that remain unresolved to date, particularly the breaches of the agreed withdrawal lines, the imposition of armed control over additional areas outside the scope of the agreement, amounting to approximately 34 square kilometers, non-compliance with the humanitarian protocol, and the obstruction of urgent infrastructure repairs, including electricity, water, and sewage networks. It also notes the prevention of the entry of heavy machinery required for infrastructure works, the continued exposure of detainees to serious violations, including torture and inhuman treatment, and the ongoing lack of clarity regarding the fate of the missing, all constituting clear violations of the ceasefire agreement and international humanitarian law. These accumulated violations are added to the ongoing daily violations, as follows:

Rest of infoIsrael has carried out 2,436 documented violations of the Gaza ceasefire in the 185 days since it came into effect, averaging more than 13 violations per day, according to a document shared by the Palestinian side with mediators:

▪️ On the ground:

• 1,123 airstrikes and shelling incidents recorded

• 940 live fire incidents

• 275 home demolitions

• 98 vehicle incursions

• Repeated attacks across Gaza City, Khan Younis, and northern Gaza

▪️ Casualties:

• 765 killed

• 2,140 wounded

• 40.9% of those killed are children, women, and elderly

• 51.5% of the wounded are vulnerable civilians

▪️ Aid blockade:

• Only ~38–39% of agreed aid has entered

• Fuel deliveries at just 14.9%

• Average of ~228 trucks per day vs. 600 agreed

▪️ Rafah crossing:

• Only 2,954 of 11,200 planned crossings carried out (~26.3%)

• Severe restrictions on humanitarian and medical travel

• Ongoing arbitrary and degrading procedures imposed

The report also highlights continued obstruction of infrastructure repairs, denial of heavy equipment entry, and ongoing abuse and torture of detainees, pointing to a sustained pattern of violations that has undermined the ceasefire and deepened the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

In one day under a “ceasefire” in Gaza:

Israeli forces killed at least 11 Palestinians, including several children, and wounded many others, according to data shared by the Palestinian side with mediators. There were no reported threats to Israel during this period.

🔸Data on Armed Field Incidents - April 14

00:05 – Gaza City

Israeli forces carried out explosive demolition operations of buildings east of Gaza City.

  1. 05:10 – Khan Younis

Artillery shelling by Israeli military vehicles southeast of Khan Younis.

  1. 06:05 – Gaza City

Artillery shelling east of Gaza City.

  1. 06:10 – Khan Younis

Live Fire

Israeli naval boats opened fire in the waters off Rafah and Khan Younis.

  1. 06:50 – North Gaza

Live Fire

Intensive gunfire from Israeli military vehicles east of Jabalia camp.

  1. 07:00 – North Gaza

Live Fire

Civilian Sobhi Mahna Al-Ashqar was injured by gunfire while inside his home near Tal Al-Rabee’ School in Beit Lahia.

  1. 07:20 – Gaza City

Live Fire

Israeli naval boats opened fire in the waters off Gaza City.

  1. 07:50 – Gaza City

Live Fire

Gunfire targeting Al-Tuffah neighborhood in eastern Gaza City.

  1. 08:20 – Khan Younis

Live Fire

Gunfire from Israeli helicopters east of Khan Younis.

  1. 09:00 – North Gaza

Live Fire

Hussein Samir Al-Amoudi (20) was killed by gunfire inside Abu Hussein School in Jabalia camp.

  1. 09:05 – Gaza City

Live Fire

Gunfire from Israeli helicopters targeting northern Gaza.

  1. 13:20 – Central Gaza Strip

Demolition

Explosive demolition operations east of Deir al-Balah.

  1. 14:15 – Gaza City

Airstrike

Several civilians, including a child, were killed and others injured in a drone strike targeting a vehicle on Al-Nafaq Street.

  1. 15:10 – Central Gaza Strip

Live Fire

Intensive and random gunfire from quadcopter drones targeting Salah al-Din Street near Shomer factory.

  1. 17:00 – Khan Younis

Live Fire / Artillery Shelling

Renewed helicopter gunfire targeting eastern Khan Younis and Deir al-Balah, alongside heavy artillery shelling.

  1. 17:25 – Central Gaza Strip

Artillery Shelling

Artillery shelling northeast of Al-Bureij camp.

  1. 17:25 – Central Gaza Strip

Live Fire

A civilian was injured by gunfire east of Al-Bureij.

  1. 17:50 – Gaza City

Artillery Shelling

Shelling targeting Al-Zeitoun neighborhood southeast of Gaza City.

  1. 18:50 – North Gaza

Live Fire

Intensive gunfire east of Jabalia camp.

  1. 19:25 – Gaza City

Live Fire

Israeli naval boats opened fire in Gaza City waters.

  1. 20:05 – Gaza City

Artillery Shelling

Shelling east of Gaza City.

  1. 20:45 – Khan Younis

Artillery Shelling / Live Fire

Shelling and gunfire south and southeast of Khan Younis.

  1. 21:40 – Gaza City

Airstrike

Five civilians were killed and seven injured in a drone strike in Al-Shati camp west of Gaza City.


Source:-https://xcancel.com/DropSiteNews/status/2044477622814675452

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It was same with Ukraine too, like talking about nazis there, otherwise everyone ignores it. And it's annoying because you have to explain to everyone that "Yes, they're right about Israel, but they also hate the Muslims", and it's annoying as fuck.

https://www.reddit.com/r/TankieTheDeprogram/comments/1slk8pu/once_again_farright_outflanks_liberals_on/

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http://xhslink.com/o/6oyw3Z7my7K

from xiaohongshu user

纳杰夫掌管烤西红柿的苏继 \ Najaf is in charge of Suji, who is in charge of roasting tomatoes

March 20, 2026

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Crossposted from Cfgaussian

Arnaud Betrand’s comments:

That’s easily the most insanely provocative statement that Taiwan’s Lai Ching-Te has ever made, and that’s a very high bar.

In a speech on Saturday he literally said that Imperial Japan’s colonial rule over Taiwan was better than that of the KMT (Chiang Kai-shek’s party that built modern Taiwan and his main opposition party today).

His exact words: “Japan colonized Taiwan in order to advance the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere. The Nationalist government came to Taiwan just the same - merely [treating it] as a springboard for retaking the mainland. And especially after the KMT government arrived in Taiwan, the way it treated the Taiwanese people was even worse than colonial-ruled Taiwan - worse than colonial Japan’s treatment of Taiwan.”

There’s so much wrong with this, I’m not even sure where to start.

First of all, the expression “Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere” to frame Japanese imperialism during WW2 is anything but neutral: it’s Imperial Japan’s own propaganda term for their imperial project of domination of Asia. An empire, incidentally, that the WW2 allies - including his U.S. patrons - lost millions of soldiers defeating.

Used unironically as he does, it’s like describing Nazi Germany’s occupation of Europe as an effort to build a “Prosperous New European Order”

Secondly, the man is literally - officially - the President of the Republic of China, the very state that Sun Yat-sen and the KMT founded. He draws his constitutional authority from the constitution they wrote, and won his presidency through the voting system they established - and then calls them worse than Imperial Japan.

Heck this very speech was given at an event celebrating 30 years of direct presidential elections in Taiwan - which the KMT itself introduced. So he used the anniversary of a KMT achievement to argue that the KMT was worse than a colonial empire that never gave Taiwanese a single vote

Lastly, the framing of the existence of a “Taiwanese people” that was subsequently colonized by both Japan and the KMT is historically and demographically absurd. Over 95% of Taiwan’s population is Han Chinese, descended from mainland migrants - and that includes Lai’s own family (!), which came from Pinghe county in Fujian province.

So framing things this way is basically saying that Japanese colonial rule over the Chinese people of Taiwan was preferable to governance by other Chinese people, including his own! You could hardly do more to insult your own ancestors, and yourself.

I mean, think about the absurd twisting of history that’s going on here, the degree of madness in the current Taiwanese separatist narrative.

Lai doesn’t hold office as the president of some independent “Taiwanese” republic: he is the president of the Republic of China - the state that took Taiwan back from Japan. His office exists because that liberation happened. As the President he is, by definition, its inheritor.

And he’s arguing it was a mistake because, otherwise, his entire narrative falls apart. If the KMT’s arrival was a liberation - which it legally, historically, and constitutionally was - then there is no “colonized Taiwanese people,” no separatist grievance, and no justification for independence.

So we arrive at the absurd situation where the president of the Republic of China has to stand at a podium and argue that the Republic of China should never have retaken Taiwan.

Beyond shameful

Angelica Oung gives an impression of how this was received in Taiwan:

https://xcancel.com/AngelicaOung/status/2033374896273895871

BTW...people in Taiwan are NOT OK with this. I searched "Lai Ching-te" on Threads this morning and here are the top results, all related to these horrible comments:

"How do we have such a disgusting president? Lai Ching-te is the tragedy of the Taiwanese. How can the words 'east-asia co-prosperity sphere' leave his mouth?"

"I voted Tsai Ing-wen...hearing Lai describe Japanese colonialism as co-prosperity...I'm pretty disappointed."

"Who is Lai Ching-te's history teacher?"

"I don't want to defend the KMT white terror, but the Japanese colonial regime came with armed repression and exploitation. The Yunlin massacre and the 228 massacre should be seen as equal.",

"After seeing Lai's talk, I refuse to vote DPP for life."

"Taiwan is hopeless...when the president uses his ideology and misbegotten view of history to create polarization...no wonder Taiwan is full of agitation and conflict."

"I want to throw up"

"As a leader of our country, yet he sucks up to those who colonized us. This isn't freedom of speech but a betrayal to the Taiwanese!"

You can tell from the comments that they are not all from pro-KMT voices but betrayed DPP followers as well

[-] deathtoreddit@lemmygrad.ml 75 points 10 months ago

Poems by Parnia Abbasi, a 23-year-old Iranian poet killed by Israel today

The Extinguished Star

I wept for the both

for you

and for me

you blow at

the stars, my tears

in your world

the freedom of light

in mine

The chase of shadows

you and I will come to an end

somewhere

the most beautiful poem in the world

falls quiet

you begin

somewhere

to cry the

murmur of life

but I will end

I burn

I’ll be that extinguished star

In your sky

like smoke

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