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Zionists are Psychopaths 👺
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Clare states it perfectly!!👇👇
The consensus today is that a strong majority of voters in the US have voted to reject war, and to reject the brutal squeeze out of the 99% to fill the coffers of the super-wealthy. Recent history suggests that this clear message will be ignored, and they’ll get the same thing all over again, just this time with slicker marketing. But it’s not clear that the 1% and their loyal retinue in politics, in finance, in media will be able to shove the toothpaste back in the tube this time. From France to the US to Ireland to Italy, from Belgium to Spain, Albania, Serbia - people have had enough. Now, as always, the game is on to co-opt them, their movements and their anger, and to turn them to the benefit of a class of people who thrive on war and inequality, and on the divisions they sow between us. They are wealthy, and they are powerful, and they will defend their interests. They always do. But if we can unite, against ALL wars, against a system that relentlessly channels the planet's wealth into an ever-smaller number of hands - we can win. If we can't - then everything that's bad now will get much worse.
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"Katyusha" is a Soviet-era war song about a girl bidding farewell to a soldier. It was composed by Matvey Blanter in 1938, with lyrics in Russian written by the Soviet poet Mikhail Isakovsky. It gained fame during World War II as a patriotic song, inspiring the population to serve and defend their land in the war effort.
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Performed by Big Children's Choir of Soviet Radio and TV under Viktor Popov — Большой детский хор It's not just a choir song, it's the main theme from the legendary Soviet sci-fi children's miniseries "Guest from the Future" / Гостья из будущего (1984) • Composed by: Yevgeny Krylatov • Lyrics by: Yuri Entin • Written: 1984 for the film • Genre: Soviet children's song that became a generational anthem — every school in Russia still knows it What it means The title is a Russian catchphrase for a utopian future. The film is about a boy from 1985 Moscow who accidentally travels 100 years forward to 2085, and Alisa, a girl from the future, coming back. The song is sung at the very end, when they have to say goodbye to that future. It's about hearing a call from that pure, distant future and starting your journey toward it. youtu.be/HiFKL7PPjQw?si=n5rl…
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I want y’all to watch this carefully. Then, when you’re done, imagine the exact same poster written in Arabic, with “Jews” replaced by “Muslims.” Now tell me, honestly, how do u think the world would react? Just so everyone's on the same page about what we're watching here: the poster is telling people to stay away from the marathon because non-Jewish women might be showing some skin, and apparently that’s enough to tempt Jewish men into sin. That’s literally the message 🙃
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youtu.be/AEaUEfnwV9U?si=_848… Auto translation is available in the captions CC
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The Real Palantir Vance fear monger and lie demonically that Iranians could put a nuclear weapon in a vest and sent it to kill thousands of Americans , later Vance and his assets like Tucker lie that he’s against the war, a NatSec State creature and will be anti war, incredible
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Save for later use Post it every time Palantir Vance or Tucker lie about Vance position on the war.
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Dr.Ahmed A.,MD,ABPsych retweeted
Norm MacDonald’s brother Neil tried to warn us, too.
Norm Macdonald tried to warn us
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