guide your missiles so they strike true against the Yankee imperialists and their running dogs
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*juche hexbear 
interesting that once the french are expelled the destabilizing terrorists start losing 
The state will send the charge for security operations to the group that called the demonstration.
The obvious response to this is to take the group underground, can't very well mail a bill to a forest camp or anonymous basement. Easy for me to say I know, but considering the rapidly deteriorating situation there... it might start looking like the only rational decision for some and really radicalize some of these orgs.
Conmen are as American as apple pie and genocide. With everything else rotted away by neoliberalism, I'm so proud that our country hasn't lost our edge in elite hustling talent. Thank you for your service to the nation Congressman Santos!
US Homeland Security staff accuse leadership of turning ‘blind eye’ to Gaza
God I don't want to mock them since they're doing the right thing and all but c'mon. Even the little Eichmanns at DHS can't stomach what Israel and the US is doing anymore. The imperial bureaucracy is getting soft folks, Cheney must be furious
“I’ve been very dedicated to the federal government,” one anonymous DHS official said. “I’ve served in different capacities. I very much believed in our mission. And then, after October 7, I feel like there has just been a drastic shift in this expectation of what we’re supposed to do when there’s a humanitarian crisis and what we’re actually doing when there’s politics involved, and that has a very, very scary, chilling impact.”
“There have been a lot of serious systemic and programmatic obstacles driven purely by politics"
Inaction has levied a steep toll on employees’ mental health, one described how colleagues with family in Gaza had received no support from DHS leadership as they tried to bring their relatives to safety.
A senior staff member who has spent more than a decade working for the federal government described having nightmares of losing his own children. He wakes up “with the knowledge that we’re not actually doing all that we can to provide programmes and relief for the Palestinians”.
“It’s definitely distressing and dispiriting to feel like, for political considerations, we’re not addressing [the conflict] in the same way that we would other previous, recent humanitarian crises, for instance, like Ukraine.”
slava palestine
They just want it to be someone else's ship and sailors who inevitably get blown the fuck up by a Yemeni cruise missile during an election year.
(Though if they're doing this it seems to me that the US really doesn't want escalation in Yemen right now, since they've never been shy about blowing up their own ships to justify imperial interventions before, that's like the go-to casus belli for them)
We have to face up to the reality: the "Israeli Defense Forces" are a violent terrorist organisation who deliberately targeted individuals, civilians, in their attacks, did so in the most barbaric ways and have said publicly given the chance they would do so again.
It’s not for us to to dictate terms to a foreign sovereign government.
LMAO, Amerikkkans are fucking priceless. Might want to double check what country you're in bud.
And "immense" is just the soft PR vocab they are choosing to use here, so I assume they are responsible for about 80% of the deaths in fact.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franco-Soviet_Treaty_of_Mutual_Assistance
always going to post this when liberals show their whole ass on world war two and the MR treaty. The western allies literally walked away from collective security and containment of Germany because they sympathized more with Hitler than the Soviets.
David Lloyd George, a member of the British House of Commons who was sympathetic to Germany, stated there that "if Herr Hitler had allowed that to go without protecting his country he would have been a traitor to the Fatherland".
After 1936, the French lost interest, and all of Europe realised that the pact was a dead letter. By 1938, the appeasement policies implemented by British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain and French Prime Minister Édouard Daladier ended collective security and further encouraged German aggression. The German Anschluss of Austria in 1938 and Munich Agreement, which led to the dismemberment of Czechoslovakia in 1938 and 1939, demonstrated the impossibility of establishing a collective security system in Europe, a policy advocated by Litvinov. That and the reluctance of the British and the French governments to sign a full-scale anti-German political and military alliance with the Soviet led to the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact between the Soviet Union and Germany in late August 1939, which indicated the Soviet Union's decisive break with France
no no you don't understand, when we say "genocide" we are using the the Official US State Department Modern 21st Century Definition, so we want to do something similar to what the PRC does in Xinjiang. If we wanted to cause mass death we would call for unlimited counterterrorist operations on the first world