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The shoe fits
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Republicans got wrecked and persia liberation might be gone
Dems swept everything and will likely cut the budget to continue the war. Meaning the support to liberate Persians is basically over. The Red Green alliance won. We put in our effort and it wasn't enough.
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This is a devastating blow, but jumping from this all the way to saying it’s over is not based in reality. Don’t panic. A fixed mindset did not get Iranians this far. Don’t doom them just yet
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Some digging into AI (albeit light) AI- Since World War II, the president’s party has lost House seats in the large majority of midterms (roughly 18 of 20 from 1946–2022), with an average loss of about 26 seats. Only a couple of exceptions (1998, 2002) broke the pattern. - Me- Take away: This is a pattern, not exactly some historic win for Dems, but the average seats lost in that time were 26, so this is more than that. The big concern is that the DSA is gaining at all. AI- War powers and legislation: Democrats can more easily pass war powers resolutions or bills aiming to limit or end US involvement without congressional authorization. They can also use the “power of the purse” to restrict funding in appropriations. However, Trump retains veto power, and Democrats are unlikely to have the two-thirds majorities needed to override a veto in the near term. - me- I am extremely disappointed. I’m not sting you shouldn’t feel it too. But completely hopeless is not the place for us all to be. He has until January, which I once suspected *could push him even faster for resolution. (Not that it will but it’s possible he acts faster now) it’s also possible Israel takes over and doesn’t have to listen to the USA. I’m not ready to give up yet. None of us should. Iranians deserve for us to continue this, not to throw up our hands. It will be more of an uphill battle, but he has veto power and they don’t have 2/3. Of course we recognize the loss. Of course. It has serious potential. But it isn’t over, nor is it basically over.
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😏 Khamanei’s threat.. of a good time
PS when I read this out loud my husband (in dead serious tone) said “didn’t we kill him??” 😆 BABE! Yes, sort of, keep up!!!!! #youcantkillcardboard
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Europe’s settlement boycotts crush the Palestinians
October 22, 2026 For many Palestinians, employment in Israel or Israeli businesses in Judea and Samaria is an important source of income in the Palestinian Authority economy, where opportunities are limited. By Khaled Abu Toameh, Gatestone Institute On September 8, 2026, Canada, Britain, France, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, and Sweden announced their intention to introduce national restrictions on trade with Israeli settlements in Judea and Samaria, support European-level measures, or consider similar action. The governments said their objective is to protect the “two-state solution” and respond to—presumably meaning prevent—”settlement expansion.” To many Palestinians, of course, all of Israel is one big settlement to be dismantled. Some restrictions are already in force. Ireland’s prohibition on importing designated settlement goods took effect on September 15, followed by a Dutch ban on the import, purchase, and sale of such goods on September 20. Other countries have announced plans or are considering additional restrictions. These are not all components of one uniform import ban. The measures differ from country to country, and some remain proposals. The restrictions, in addition, do not generally prohibit all Israeli products: they target only goods originating in settlements where Jews live. Nevertheless, the direction is clear. As European governments increase economic pressure on Israel, Palestinians working in businesses in the settlements lose their jobs. According to a report by Israel’s Ynet news website, Israeli industry representatives have already reported declining overseas orders and the cancellation of long-term distribution contracts. Industrial zones such as Barkan, Mishor Adumim, and Ariel, where Israeli-owned factories employ Palestinians from surrounding communities, are particularly vulnerable. Avraham Novogrotcki, president of the Manufacturers Association of Israel, described the boycott of factories in the Israeli settlements as a measure that primarily harms Palestinian workers and their families.
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I’m sorry, but this is what “Palestinians” get for their stupid ideology. You want to claim you are the victims, now you are in the hands of the stupid west, let them help you “better” than Israel does…
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Newest jihadi filth: trying to replace the Remembrance Day poppy
Whether you had family who served in WW1/2. Whether you've served yourself, or if you live in the west and get to enjoy the freedoms that came as a result of those sacrifices, this should piss you the fuck off. These people have absolutely no shame and deserve zero respect. When will leftist westerners wake up and realize Islam's highest priority is erasure of people they conquer? Hopefully sooner than later. https://combatantisemitism.org/cam-news/palestine-poppy-sparks-outrage-over-politicization-of-britains-remembrance-day/
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