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[size=33][size=35]Annie Ernaux has joined the boycott of German cultural institutions.[/size][/size]
More than 500 global writers, artists, filmmakers, and cultural workers (including Nobel Prize winner Annie Ernaux and Palestinian poet and activist Mohammed el-Kurd) are boycotting German state-funded associations in response to what el-Kurd has called Germany’s “McCarthyist policies that suppress freedom of expression, specifically expressions of solidarity with Palestine.”
Called Strike Germany, the boycott aims to bring attention to Germany’s authoritarian crackdown on pro-Palestinian advocacy, as well as to the country’s increasingly isolated response to Israel’s brutal assault on Gaza—which to date has killed more than 23,000 Palestinians, at least 10,000 of them children.
“At a time when Palestinians are being slaughtered by a Germany-backed army at an unprecedented rate, and at a time of rising totalitarianism in German institutions, it is more important now than ever that good people reject anti-Palestinian racism assertively and publicly, and boycott the organizations that spread or give cover to that racism,” el-Kurd told Al Jazeera earlier this week.
“There can be no business as usual during genocide and there can be no collaboration with those who deny, justify or partake in the Israeli genocidal campaign currently waged on the Palestinian people in the besieged Gaza Strip. It’s our moral responsibility.”
In lending her support to this movement, 2022 Nobel Prize for Literature recipient Ernaux—a longtime supporter of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement and vocal critic of Israel—becomes one of the highest profile literary figures to publicly condemn Israel’s genocidal assault on Gaza.
El-Kurd—who left a master’s program in the United States in 2021 in order to return home and protest Israel’s eviction of Palestinians from their homes in the occupied West Bank—has, alongside his twin sister Muna el-Kurd, spent the last three years campaigning to raise global awareness of Israeli policies in East Jerusalem.
Among those who have also signed the Strike Germany pledge are Turner Prize winners Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Charlotte Prodger, and Tai Shani; actor Indya Moore; and scholar Christina Sharpe.
https://lithub.com/annie-ernaux-has-joined-the-boycott-of-german-cultural-institutions/
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Pošto se švapsko uključivanje u proces pred MSP teško može razumeti u trezvenom stanju, Namibija rešila da malo ipak postavi stvari na mesto i kaže "desipošla sedidole"
Namibia rejects Germany’s Support of the Genocidal Intent of the Racist Israeli State against Innocent Civilians in Gaza
— Namibian Presidency (@NamPresidency) January 13, 2024
On Namibian soil, #Germany committed the first genocide of the 20th century in 1904-1908, in which tens of thousands of innocent Namibians died in the most… pic.twitter.com/ZxwWxLv8yt
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Неће бити.
Други Бурски рат 1900-1902, који се водио између белаца у Афици, тачније Јужној Африци, Бури и Британци, је имао те каркатеристике са све концлогорима које су Британци направили за Буре, пре свега, жене и децу, где је умрло преко 20 000 Бура.
Други Бурски рат 1900-1902, који се водио између белаца у Афици, тачније Јужној Африци, Бури и Британци, је имао те каркатеристике са све концлогорима које су Британци направили за Буре, пре свега, жене и децу, где је умрло преко 20 000 Бура.
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ne razumem kakve veze ovo ima?
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And Will's father stood up, stuffed his pipe with tobacco, rummaged his pockets for matches, brought out a battered harmonica, a penknife, a cigarette lighter that wouldn't work, and a memo pad he had always meant to write some great thoughts down on but never got around to, and lined up these weapons for a pygmy war that could be lost before it even started
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Улични ходач wrote:Неће бити.
Други Бурски рат 1900-1902, који се водио између белаца у Афици, тачније Јужној Африци, Бури и Британци, је имао те каркатеристике са све концлогорима које су Британци направили за Буре, пре свега, жене и децу, где је умрло преко 20 000 Бура.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herero_and_Namaqua_genocide
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Wonderful example of Streisand effect: because mainstream media in the West by and large egregiously did not to cover South Africa's arguments against Israel at the ICJ, you now have actors of the most popular show in the world reading it out in a viral video! https://t.co/t6wcW4HSxm
— Arnaud Bertrand (@RnaudBertrand) January 14, 2024
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[size=28]‘It is a time of witch hunts in Israel’: teacher held in solitary confinement for posting concern about Gaza deaths[/size]
Meir Baruchin, who was fired and jailed for criticising the military, says that many who agree with him are afraid to go public
An unlikely charge of intent to commit treason landed Meir Baruchin, a grey-haired, softly spoken history and civics teacher, in the solitary confinement wing of Jerusalem’s notorious “Russian Compound” prison in early November.
The evidence compiled by police who handcuffed him, then drove to his apartment and ransacked it as he watched, was a series of Facebook posts he’d made, mourning the civilians killed in Gaza, criticising the Israeli military, and warning against wars of revenge.
“Horrific images are pouring in from Gaza. Entire families were wiped out. I don’t usually upload pictures like this, but look what we do in revenge,” said a message on 8 October, below a picture of the family of Abu Daqqa, killed in one of the first airstrikes on Gaza. “Anyone who thinks this is justified because of what happened yesterday, should unfriend themselves. I ask everyone else to do everything possible to stop this madness. Stop it now. Not later, Now!!!”
It was the day after Hamas’s horrific attack on Israel, when the country was reeling from the slaughter of 1,200 people and the kidnapping of more than 240.
He knew his views about the Israeli military were controversial; similar criticism at a less volatile time had cost him a teaching post in the city of Rishon LeZion, near Tel Aviv, three years earlier. He also thought expressing them was vitally important as the country decided how to respond.
“Most Israelis don’t know much about Palestinians. They think they are terrorists, all of them, or vague images with no names, no faces, no family, no homes, no hopes,” Baruchin said. “What I am trying to do in my posts is present Palestinians as human beings.”
Ten days after that Facebook message, he was fired from his teaching job in Petach Tikvah municipality. Less than a month later he was in a high-security jail, detained to give police more time to investigate critical views he had never tried to hide.
Inside Israel, veteran journalists, intellectuals and rights activists say, there is little public space for dissent about the war in Gaza, even three months into an offensive that has killed 23,000 Palestinians and has no end in sight. “Make no mistake: Baruchin was used as a political tool to send a political message. The motive for his arrest was deterrence – silencing any criticism or any hint of protest against Israeli policy,” the long-established Haaretz newspaper said in an editorial.
He is not the only teacher to be targeted. Authorities also summoned Yael Ayalon, head of a Tel Aviv high school, after she shared a Haaretz article warning that Israeli media was hiding the suffering of Gaza’s civilians. “Israeli citizens need to be aware of this reality,” the piece said.
Her students rioted in the school after news of the post spread; she took her employers to a tribunal and was reinstated, but when she returned to school she was attacked again by students chanting “go home”. She declined to speak to the Observer.
Baruchin also had a hearing at an educational tribunal case this month. Under Israeli employment law, municipal authorities have no right to fire a teacher whose performance has always been excellent, he says and free speech laws protected his right to post about the war.
But he is living on savings while he waits for the verdict and even if he wins the treason charges have not been dropped: he could live in their shadow for five years, the limit for the police to prosecute.
“This story is much bigger than my personal story, or Yael’s personal story. It is a time of witch hunts in Israel, of political persecution,” he said. “I became a ‘Hamas supporter’, because I expressed my opposition to targeting innocent civilians.”
He said he’d received hundreds of private messages of support from fellow teachers and students who were too frightened to go public, and showed several to the Observer.
“The message is crystal clear: keep silent, watch out,” he says, adding that they strengthened his own conviction about speaking out. “I thought to myself, when I retire, I might conclude this is the most significant lesson I ever gave in civics.”
Baruchin believes he is the only Jewish Israeli to have been detained for denouncing civilian deaths in Gaza, but this would not be unusual if he was a Palestinian citizen of Israel.
Hundreds have been arrested and jailed, or lost jobs or access to education because of social media posts. The judge who put Baruchin in prison drew an explicit comparison. “Had an Arab resident made the post, the danger would have been clear. I do not believe that there is room for differentiating between an Arab post and a Jewish post.”
The country’s differing free-speech standards for Jewish and Palestinian citizens was cited by a group of prominent Israelis in a letter warning that incitement to genocide had been normalised in the country.
Baruchin was initially told to come to a police station for questioning over charges of sedition. When he pointed out to police that they needed a warrant from the attorney general to charge an Israeli citizen with that offence, treason charges were duly drawn up.
When he arrived at the police station, his arms and ankles were cuffed, and he was shown a warrant to search his home. Five detectives escorted him there, turned his apartment upside down and eventually confiscated two laptops and six hard drives. The police then asked for more time to investigate, and a judge ordered that he be detained.
“I wasn’t allowed to take anything with me to the cell,” he says. “I walked in with my clothes on and stayed with the same clothes for four days. There were cold-water showers, a tiny piece of soap, two blankets stinking from cigarette smoke and a tiny towel.
“I was not allowed a book, TV or anything. The wardens were not allowed to talk to me and there were no windows, so I didn’t know daytime from night-time. My watch was taken away.
“In order not to go crazy I exercised every one and a half to two hours. Every time the warden came to check I asked what time it was, to calculate how much is left.”
He was interrogated again before a second judge ordered his release. Questioners told him his posts were like the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, among the most famously antisemitic documents in the world. “I’m a history teacher, so I asked, ‘Did you ever read them?’ They didn’t respond.”
When his name is clear, Baruchin plans to sue Israeli media who reported police charges without asking for his response or looking for evidence, and accused him of justifying and legitimising Hamas.
He says he has not been traumatised by the experience, as for him the fate of Palestinian civilians and Israeli hostages in Gaza is much more disturbing. He still follows what is happening there closely, and flicks on his phone through images of the recent dead, a journalist, a violinist, a baby.
His latest post before the Observer interview was an image of an improvised grave marker, that looks like part of a broken piece of furniture. “Unknown martyr, green jacket and trainers,” the inscription reads.
“The whole story in one picture,” he says. “The Israeli mainstream media don’t broadcast this picture. They don’t get this picture, and don’t want to get this picture.”
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/jan/13/it-is-a-time-of-witch-hunts-in-israel-teacher-held-in-solitary-confinement-for-posting-concern-about-gaza-deaths?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
Meir Baruchin, who was fired and jailed for criticising the military, says that many who agree with him are afraid to go public
An unlikely charge of intent to commit treason landed Meir Baruchin, a grey-haired, softly spoken history and civics teacher, in the solitary confinement wing of Jerusalem’s notorious “Russian Compound” prison in early November.
The evidence compiled by police who handcuffed him, then drove to his apartment and ransacked it as he watched, was a series of Facebook posts he’d made, mourning the civilians killed in Gaza, criticising the Israeli military, and warning against wars of revenge.
“Horrific images are pouring in from Gaza. Entire families were wiped out. I don’t usually upload pictures like this, but look what we do in revenge,” said a message on 8 October, below a picture of the family of Abu Daqqa, killed in one of the first airstrikes on Gaza. “Anyone who thinks this is justified because of what happened yesterday, should unfriend themselves. I ask everyone else to do everything possible to stop this madness. Stop it now. Not later, Now!!!”
It was the day after Hamas’s horrific attack on Israel, when the country was reeling from the slaughter of 1,200 people and the kidnapping of more than 240.
He knew his views about the Israeli military were controversial; similar criticism at a less volatile time had cost him a teaching post in the city of Rishon LeZion, near Tel Aviv, three years earlier. He also thought expressing them was vitally important as the country decided how to respond.
Meir BaruchinI became a ‘Hamas supporter’, because I expressed my opposition to targeting innocent civilians
“Most Israelis don’t know much about Palestinians. They think they are terrorists, all of them, or vague images with no names, no faces, no family, no homes, no hopes,” Baruchin said. “What I am trying to do in my posts is present Palestinians as human beings.”
Ten days after that Facebook message, he was fired from his teaching job in Petach Tikvah municipality. Less than a month later he was in a high-security jail, detained to give police more time to investigate critical views he had never tried to hide.
Inside Israel, veteran journalists, intellectuals and rights activists say, there is little public space for dissent about the war in Gaza, even three months into an offensive that has killed 23,000 Palestinians and has no end in sight. “Make no mistake: Baruchin was used as a political tool to send a political message. The motive for his arrest was deterrence – silencing any criticism or any hint of protest against Israeli policy,” the long-established Haaretz newspaper said in an editorial.
He is not the only teacher to be targeted. Authorities also summoned Yael Ayalon, head of a Tel Aviv high school, after she shared a Haaretz article warning that Israeli media was hiding the suffering of Gaza’s civilians. “Israeli citizens need to be aware of this reality,” the piece said.
Her students rioted in the school after news of the post spread; she took her employers to a tribunal and was reinstated, but when she returned to school she was attacked again by students chanting “go home”. She declined to speak to the Observer.
Baruchin also had a hearing at an educational tribunal case this month. Under Israeli employment law, municipal authorities have no right to fire a teacher whose performance has always been excellent, he says and free speech laws protected his right to post about the war.
But he is living on savings while he waits for the verdict and even if he wins the treason charges have not been dropped: he could live in their shadow for five years, the limit for the police to prosecute.
“This story is much bigger than my personal story, or Yael’s personal story. It is a time of witch hunts in Israel, of political persecution,” he said. “I became a ‘Hamas supporter’, because I expressed my opposition to targeting innocent civilians.”
He said he’d received hundreds of private messages of support from fellow teachers and students who were too frightened to go public, and showed several to the Observer.
“The message is crystal clear: keep silent, watch out,” he says, adding that they strengthened his own conviction about speaking out. “I thought to myself, when I retire, I might conclude this is the most significant lesson I ever gave in civics.”
Meir BaruchinThere were cold-water showers, a tiny piece of soap, two blankets stinking from cigarette smoke and a tiny towel
Baruchin believes he is the only Jewish Israeli to have been detained for denouncing civilian deaths in Gaza, but this would not be unusual if he was a Palestinian citizen of Israel.
Hundreds have been arrested and jailed, or lost jobs or access to education because of social media posts. The judge who put Baruchin in prison drew an explicit comparison. “Had an Arab resident made the post, the danger would have been clear. I do not believe that there is room for differentiating between an Arab post and a Jewish post.”
The country’s differing free-speech standards for Jewish and Palestinian citizens was cited by a group of prominent Israelis in a letter warning that incitement to genocide had been normalised in the country.
Baruchin was initially told to come to a police station for questioning over charges of sedition. When he pointed out to police that they needed a warrant from the attorney general to charge an Israeli citizen with that offence, treason charges were duly drawn up.
When he arrived at the police station, his arms and ankles were cuffed, and he was shown a warrant to search his home. Five detectives escorted him there, turned his apartment upside down and eventually confiscated two laptops and six hard drives. The police then asked for more time to investigate, and a judge ordered that he be detained.
“I wasn’t allowed to take anything with me to the cell,” he says. “I walked in with my clothes on and stayed with the same clothes for four days. There were cold-water showers, a tiny piece of soap, two blankets stinking from cigarette smoke and a tiny towel.
“I was not allowed a book, TV or anything. The wardens were not allowed to talk to me and there were no windows, so I didn’t know daytime from night-time. My watch was taken away.
“In order not to go crazy I exercised every one and a half to two hours. Every time the warden came to check I asked what time it was, to calculate how much is left.”
He was interrogated again before a second judge ordered his release. Questioners told him his posts were like the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, among the most famously antisemitic documents in the world. “I’m a history teacher, so I asked, ‘Did you ever read them?’ They didn’t respond.”
When his name is clear, Baruchin plans to sue Israeli media who reported police charges without asking for his response or looking for evidence, and accused him of justifying and legitimising Hamas.
He says he has not been traumatised by the experience, as for him the fate of Palestinian civilians and Israeli hostages in Gaza is much more disturbing. He still follows what is happening there closely, and flicks on his phone through images of the recent dead, a journalist, a violinist, a baby.
His latest post before the Observer interview was an image of an improvised grave marker, that looks like part of a broken piece of furniture. “Unknown martyr, green jacket and trainers,” the inscription reads.
“The whole story in one picture,” he says. “The Israeli mainstream media don’t broadcast this picture. They don’t get this picture, and don’t want to get this picture.”
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/jan/13/it-is-a-time-of-witch-hunts-in-israel-teacher-held-in-solitary-confinement-for-posting-concern-about-gaza-deaths?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
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U Turskoj uhapsili izraelskog fudbalera Sagiva Jehezkela jer se na utakmici turske lige posle postignutog gola za Antalijaspor radovao s natpisom "100 dana od 7.10." i Davidovom zvezdom na zavoju na levoj ruci. Klub je najavio raskid ugovora s njim, a preti mu kazna zbog dela okvalifikovanog kao javno podsticanje na mržnju i neprijateljstvo.
https://www.sozcu.com.tr/antalyaspor-israilli-oyuncu-sagiv-jehezkel-i-kadro-disi-birakti-p15350 (na turskom)
https://www.sozcu.com.tr/antalyaspor-israilli-oyuncu-sagiv-jehezkel-i-kadro-disi-birakti-p15350 (na turskom)
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Hamas objavio kratak video-zapis sa tri taoca, među kojima je ona devojka Noa uhvaćena na rejvu, u kojem oni pozivaju Netanjahua da zaustavi suludi rat i vrati taoce kući, a završava se zlokobnom najavom "sutra ćemo vas obavestiti o njihovoj sudbini".
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pa dobro fudbaleri svakako nisu baš previše pametni
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A missile has struck a US-owned vessel off Yemen in the Gulf of Aden as Houthi attacks continue https://t.co/asHqg3hcYk
— The Associated Press (@AP) January 15, 2024
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According to Iraqi Security Officials, the U.S. Consulate within the City of Erbil in Northern Iraq has sustained Significant Damage in the Ballistic Missile Attack launched by Iran.
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) January 15, 2024
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za sada izgleda da su gađali ciljeve Islamske države, a da su Lord Bebo i slični trolovi to pretvorili u vest o napadu na američki konzulat.
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Gdje punac drži pive?
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al džazira kaže da su gađali štab mosada
Fars News Agency, quoted by Reuters, says that Iran’s elite Revolutionary Guards have claimed responsibility for the attack in northern Iraq’s Erbil, which it says destroyed with ballistic missiles “the espionage headquarters of Israel’s Mossad in Iraq’s Kurdistan”.
Erbil Airport stopped air traffic after the explosions were heard above the city, three Iraqi security sources told Reuters.
We’ll have more on this breaking news story as soon as we get it.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2024/1/15/israels-war-on-gaza-live-hunger-cold-threaten-more-lives-in-gaza?update=2623061
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards say attack on Erbil destroyed ‘Mossad headquarters’
Fars News Agency, quoted by Reuters, says that Iran’s elite Revolutionary Guards have claimed responsibility for the attack in northern Iraq’s Erbil, which it says destroyed with ballistic missiles “the espionage headquarters of Israel’s Mossad in Iraq’s Kurdistan”.
Erbil Airport stopped air traffic after the explosions were heard above the city, three Iraqi security sources told Reuters.
We’ll have more on this breaking news story as soon as we get it.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/liveblog/2024/1/15/israels-war-on-gaza-live-hunger-cold-threaten-more-lives-in-gaza?update=2623061
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plachkica wrote:A missile has struck a US-owned vessel off Yemen in the Gulf of Aden as Houthi attacks continue https://t.co/asHqg3hcYk
— The Associated Press (@AP) January 15, 2024
Sati i minuti nas dele od Ćirjakovog autorskog teksta o slobodarskim Hutima
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Ubili su nekog kurdskog biznismena. Ameri su demantovali da je gađano išta njihovo.
https://www.rudaw.net/english/kurdistan/150120242Peshraw Dizayee, a well-known Kurdish businessman and the owner of Falcon Group which runs major projects such as Empire World, succumbed to his injuries around 1:00 am on Tuesday after his house was struck by a missile, former deputy speaker of the Kurdistan Region parliament Hemin Hawrami confirmed on X.
— Iran Observer (@IranObserver0) January 15, 2024
BREAKING
Peshraw Dizayee, who facilitated oil exports to Israel, was hit by an IRGC missile in Erbil and died.
He was a businessman and owner of the Falcon group. pic.twitter.com/26JIaCzN2g
Afaik this rumour of Peshraw Dizayee "exporting oil to Israel" is based on racism, as Falcon group's oil and gas company only deals with stuff like warehousing and equipment rentals for actual oil companies, operational stuff. Even so, doesn't justify the murder of a family. pic.twitter.com/OMqKG6F2tp
— Dr. Diween Hawezy (@DiweenHawezy) January 16, 2024
https://www.rudaw.net/english/kurdistan/160120241On Tuesday, the United States condemned the “reckless and imprecise” IRGC attack, saying that no US personnel or facilities were targeted and that Washington will continue to assess the situation.
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Hamas objavio dva nova videa, prvi (dostupan na tviter nalogu @OliLondonTV) u kojem najpre kaže da niko nije preživeo, zatim da su neki poginuli, a neki ranjeni, i na kraju da su još živi i najavljuje razrešenje misterije kasnije tog dana, i drugi (dostupan na tviter nalogu @dani86873) sa snimcima tela dvojice od troje talaca i Noom koja kaže da ih je ubio Izrael, jednog u zgradi, a drugog u transportu, a da ona ima šrapnele u glavi i telu. Izrael demantovao da je gađao mesta gde su taoci.
Uhapšeni izraelski fudbaler vraća se u Izrael, ministarstvo spoljnih poslova i kabinet premijera su saopštili da su uspeli da izdejstvuju njegovo oslobađanje. U međuvremenu je u Turskoj uhapšen još jedan.
Uhapšeni izraelski fudbaler vraća se u Izrael, ministarstvo spoljnih poslova i kabinet premijera su saopštili da su uspeli da izdejstvuju njegovo oslobađanje. U međuvremenu je u Turskoj uhapšen još jedan.
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Не знам где да турим, овде или у США...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_City_synagogue_tunnel_incident
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_City_synagogue_tunnel_incident
па каже wrote:
The World Headquarters of the Chabad-Lubavitch movement are located at 770 Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights, Brooklyn and is often simply referred to as 770.[1] The synagogue, located under 784 and 788 Eastern Parkway, has been subject to a dispute between the Agudas Chasidei Chabad (the umbrella organization for the worldwide Chabad-Lubavitch movement) and the Gabbaim, who are associated with Messianic Chasidim and control day-to-day operations of the main synagogue.[2] Though a court ruling in 2006 decided that full ownership of 770 belongs to Agudas Chasidei Chabad, ongoing legal disputes have prevented either party from altering the structure.[3] Chabad messianists, in contrast to the beliefs of members of the mainstream Chabad organization, believe that the deceased Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson is the Jewish Messiah and that he taught that 770 needed to be expanded.[4][5]
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cousin for roasting the rakija
И кажем себи у сну, еј бре коњу па ти ни немаш озвучење, имаш оне две кутијице око монитора, видећеш кад се пробудиш...
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da da nista satanizam samo tuca oko medje no to ne sprecava razobrucene naciste na iksu da divljaju
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And Will's father stood up, stuffed his pipe with tobacco, rummaged his pockets for matches, brought out a battered harmonica, a penknife, a cigarette lighter that wouldn't work, and a memo pad he had always meant to write some great thoughts down on but never got around to, and lined up these weapons for a pygmy war that could be lost before it even started
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boomer crook wrote:da da nista satanizam samo tuca oko medje no to ne sprecava razobrucene naciste na iksu da divljaju
Ne samo to, nego im je dao izvor finansiranja,pa koliko ko zahvati.
Cak je i Djuka zabo 50 evrica
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Što se ostaloga tiče, smatram da Zapad treba razoriti
Jedini proleter Burundija
Pristalica krvne osvete
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The French government has joined the German government in stating that international law on genocide does not apply to Israel - that, because Jews have been subjected to genocide, Israel has moral & legal immunity for any war crime, even a genocide, it chooses to commit. https://t.co/jS9tKlfipx
— Yanis Varoufakis (@yanisvaroufakis) January 18, 2024
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International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors figure Iran now has sufficient quantities of highly-enriched uranium to build several atomic warheads, Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi tells Bloomberg News https://t.co/xnhP2Zyhrx
— Alex Kennedy (@therealmindman) January 18, 2024
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