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This. This is why we call it a colonial Apartheid state. A (white) US citizen can take an airplane to “vote” in Palestinian lands about the genocidal policies of the Zionist entity, while the indigenous people of Gaza and the West bank are being slaughtered and driven off their lands and have ZERO say over the military occupation they are enduring. All while these colonizers delude themselves into thinking that this is “democracy”. And they don’t even realize it.
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"They spend millions recreating our cities digitally to train their children to murder us and they do it for pleasure" is the kind of thing people pretend the North Korean government would do.
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And yet not a single one of these actors nor thw director will say anything about Palestinians and Lebanese people being ethnically cleansed from their lands and Muslims and the Islamic faith being villianised in Hollywood films.
New look at Timothée Chalamet and Anya Taylor-Joy in ‘DUNE: PART THREE’.
(empireonline.com/movies/news…)
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Orientalism 101: Arab and Islamic aesthetics without Islam or Arabs.
New look at Timothée Chalamet and Anya Taylor-Joy in ‘DUNE: PART 3’.
(Source: empireonline.com/movies/news…)
megumilover99 retweeted
Here's a little fanart of Ace Combat 8 wings of theve due it's release some days a go!
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if you are ever in texas, check out recycled books, they donated 12 water trucks to our ongoing campaigns in Gaza and the first one arrived today in Khan Younis, with about 6,610 liters of water
megumilover99 retweeted
Last night I planted an olive tree at Gracie Mansion with Palestinian families from Gaza.
May peace be our future.
megumilover99 retweeted
Trump wincing in pain from the pre prepared show of military bravado he asked for, (a show that is entirely hollow since the U.S. was just militarily defeated by a third rate power) while the Chinese leader barely even acknowledges it and looks bored, is perhaps the best encapsulation of this stage of the declining American empire’s relationship to the east
