Under a Trump presidency how likely is mass deportation? Mass deportation is a form of mass violence— but it would also be highly disruptive and destructive to the economy and the fortunes and labor forces of quite a few millionaires and billionaires— because of that latter hard economic fact I’ve always considered it unlikely that a Trump administration would ever follow through on such a promise— no matter how much his base brays for it.
@justafrog@futurebird who is more hated than Jews, and so lower tier than anyone in that respect? You have interesting #armchairquarterback notions, with the notable fact that you offer no solution beyond, presumably, a Palestine #fromtherivertothesea without reference to #indigenous rights.
You can keep prodding at the religious terminology. The fact is the root cause of ‘instability’ is the Ashkenazi white supremacist settler colonialism in occupied Palestine.
And the near rabid frustration you display at being constantly corrected is both delicious and satisfying.
PALÄSTINA-PAROLEN
»Das Ministerium kann das nicht entscheiden«
Beschluss: Innenministerin kann »From the River to the Sea« nicht zum »Kennzeichen« der Hamas erklären. Ein Gespräch mit Benjamin Düsberg (Junge Welt, 2024-06-15)
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“Die Staatsanwaltschaft Karlsruhe hatte gegen einen Teilnehmer einer Nakba-Demonstration im Jahr 2023, der diese Parole [»From the River to the Sea«] verwendet haben soll, einen Strafbefehlsantrag gestellt. Den hatte das Amtsgericht Mannheim abgelehnt und sich dabei auf die Meinungsfreiheit bezogen. Dagegen legte dann die Staatsanwaltschaft Karlsruhe Beschwerde ein, welche in der vergangenen Woche vom Landgericht Mannheim mit einer ausführlichen Begründung zurückgewiesen wurde.”
Im besetzten Westjordanland leidet die palästinensische Bevölkerung seit dem 7. Oktober mehr denn je unter brutalen Siedlerübergriffen. (Frankfurter Rundschau, 2024-06-10)
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A reportage about West Bank by Hanno Hauenstein, in #German (a rarity!).
Title: In the occupied West Bank, the Palestinian population is suffering from brutal settler attacks, more than ever since October 7
I've only read a few Palestinian prisoners stories and I have to stop each time. I'm usually one who can sit and read for hours. It's devastating but necessary reading - we MUST get these stories to as many eyes as possible.
This podcast is good at making #history easier to digest, if you're interested--
Up this week is Zionism, Zionist #propaganda, Balfour, the guy chosen to mess up Palestine, who had previously wreaked havoc in Ireland and denied entry to Jews fleeing the holocaust who were hoping to find refuge in the UK. And Herzl &more stuff.