I'm beginning to realize why Holocaust denial is a thing, and that's because it's social engineering psyop shit. If you can condition people to deny an atrocity like the Holocaust, you can get people to play generally by whatever rules you set, get them to believe whatever *facts you want or get them to doubt their lying eyes.
For some reason no one gives a shit about bombing "civilians" this time around. I don't know if it's because the Palestinians are so horrible or because the jews have George Floyded themselves into a complete and absolute uncriticizeable position. But here we are.
Rare CNN W. This breaks it down very well. Thanks for archiving so I don't have to give them the clicks.
uh, because it's the holy land?
That remind me of that vlog post.
Hamas set the terms of how civilians are to be treated.
Iraq absolutely had IEDs and cities with houses (and other buildings) set to explode when US forces attempted to clear the area. There were also many suicide bombings and other guerrila-type efforts. See, e.g., Baqubah.
A few pieces of context: this is an armored battalion, and he uses the phrase חתירה למגע, literally "striving for contact". This is kind of an untranslatable phrase as even in Hebrew no one is entirely sure how to define it, but it has connotations of bravery, aggressiveness, and closing the distance with the enemy.
We're talking about the Gulf War mate and the Saddam controlled Iraqi Army
How do people listen to Tim Pool? He smacks his lips fucking constantly.
If that could cheer you up, I've seen worse.
