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Iran and Gaza Are ONLY THE BEGINNING' (Chris Hedges at Princeton)

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This guy perfectly describes the whole Israel issue and other than the narratives I grew up and was brainwashed with, what he states makes sense.

But it is still shocking to realize that so many things are not what I have been told.

Like the many Holocaust Memorials, we have in Germany are not as I believed institutions to maintain our culture of remembrance, built to analyze, understand and hopefully recognize and prevent any development that might lead to a second holocaust, no these institutions are exactly the opposite.

They Have only one purpose: to keep the forever victim status of the Jews and consequently justify the genocide of the Palestinians and Germany’s support for it.

Here some quotes from Chris Hedges:

The genocide in Gaza has exposed the weaponization of the Holocaust as a vehicle not to prevent genocide, but to perpetuate it, not to examine the past, but to manipulate the present.

Nearly all Holocaust scholars who see in any criticism of Israel a betrayal of the Holocaust have refused to condemn the genocide in Gaza.

Not one of the institutions dedicated to researching and commemorating the Holocaust have drawn the obvious historical parallels or decried the mass slaughter of Palestinians.

Holocaust scholars, with a handful of exceptions, have exposed their true purpose, which is not to examine the dark side of human nature, the frightening propensity we all have to commit evil, but to sanctify Jews as eternal victims and absolve the ethnationalist state of Israel, of the crimes of settler colonialism, apartheid, and genocide.

The hijacking of the Holocaust, the failure to defend Palestinian victims because they are Palestinian has imploded the moral authority of Holocaust studies and Holocaust Memorials.

They've been exposed as vehicles not to prevent genocide, but to perpetrate it, not to explore the past, but manipulate the present. Any tepid recognition that the Holocaust may not be the exclusive property of Israel and its Zionist supporters is swiftly shut down.

The Holocaust Museum LA deleted an Instagram post that read, "Never again can't only mean never again for Jews."

After a backlash in the hands of Zionists, never again means precisely that.

Never again only for Jews.

Trump Epstein Files.

Bebee has the goods on Donnie.

Whatever Israel Wants, Israel Gets

Or else he reveals who introduced a Russian Honeypot 🍯 to Trump.

THAT WOULD BE EMBARRASSING TO SOMEONE ☺️

21 hours ago, Somjot said:

This guy perfectly describes the whole Israel issue and other than the narratives I grew up and was brainwashed with, what he states makes sense

you are german, enough said

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On 7/23/2026 at 2:36 AM, Yagoda said:

you are german, enough said

And you are an American.

You and I have something in common.

Both our countries are currently occupied, ruled, and taken advantage of by Zionists, who somehow were successful in making us and our leaders believe that giving them our money and weapons and sacrificing our sons and daughters in illegal wars will benefit us and turn the world into a better place.

And despite constantly seeing contrary outcomes, we keep going, while our minds are being corrupted to the point that we believe mass murder is self-defense.

We both perfectly understand that, but other than me, you refuse to accept it.

Ask yourself: is the intentional targeting and murdering of children really what America stands for?

And does a person like me who condemns that really deserve to be called a Nazi or a terrorist sympathizer?

18 minutes ago, Somjot said:

And does a person like me who condemns that really deserve to be called a Nazi or a terrorist sympathizer

absolutely. your the most dangerous kind

On 7/22/2026 at 8:36 PM, Yagoda said:

you are german, enough said

He is also a "Hitler was right all along" German .

On 7/22/2026 at 5:13 AM, Somjot said:

Holocaust scholars, with a handful of exceptions,

Prof. Norman Finkelstein is one of the exceptions.

Born to the parents of Holocaust Survivors, he wrote a book (among others) called The Holocaust Industry, where he touches upon much of what Chris Hedges discusses.

On 7/24/2026 at 4:08 AM, Somjot said:

And you are an American.

You and I have something in common.

Both our countries are currently occupied, ruled, and taken advantage of by Zionists, who somehow were successful in making us and our leaders believe that giving them our money and weapons and sacrificing our sons and daughters in illegal wars will benefit us and turn the world into a better place.

And despite constantly seeing contrary outcomes, we keep going, while our minds are being corrupted to the point that we believe mass murder is self-defense.

We both perfectly understand that, but other than me, you refuse to accept it.

Ask yourself: is the intentional targeting and murdering of children really what America stands for?

And does a person like me who condemns that really deserve to be called a Nazi or a terrorist sympathizer?

Once upon a time in America, during the Vietnam era, the anti-war movement was huge and was largely instrumental in ending that war. LBJ declined to run for a second term, Nixon was elected, and "peace was at hand." US troops were gone by 1973 or so, and the war ended in 1975.

Fast forward to 2026 and the college kids could apparently care less. Some of them do, for sure, at least to the extent that they realize what Israel is doing to the Palestinians. We've seen demonstrations at places like Columbia and NYU in NYC. But mostly, it's business as usual.

What changed from the early 70s?. Back then there was a draft. Students could get deferments. Maybe if the US were to reintroduce the draft with no deferments possible, things would be different?

People need to wake up. Forever wars are not the answer.

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Our world really is a crazy place.

in the 70ies students opposed the war and the establishment opposed those students.

Now some of those students have become part of the establishment and oppose students who oppose the war.

Obviously the price for wealth and power is your compassion, your sense of justice, your moral compass and your ability to learn from history.

All those Holocaust memorials and research institutes, created to understand how this abomination of humanity could ever be possible in order to recognize any pattern that could lead to a second one in time and to prevent it, have not only failed—through their silence, they have shown what their true purpose is: to uphold the forever victim status of Israeli Jews to justify the mass murder of Palestinians.

Many Americans lost a father, brother, or son in recent Middle East wars, believing they made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom. How must they feel now, discovering their loved one was sacrificed only to destabilize the region to simply allow Israel to commit war crimes with a lower risk of retaliation.

I can imagine some would be furious.

And some can obviously only endure that by remaining in a state of denial, like our honored co-BM @Yagoda

7 hours ago, Somjot said:

Our world really is a crazy place.

in the 70ies students opposed the war and the establishment opposed those students.

Now some of those students have become part of the establishment and oppose students who oppose the war.

Obviously the price for wealth and power is your compassion, your sense of justice, your moral compass and your ability to learn from history.

All those Holocaust memorials and research institutes, created to understand how this abomination of humanity could ever be possible in order to recognize any pattern that could lead to a second one in time and to prevent it, have not only failed—through their silence, they have shown what their true purpose is: to uphold the forever victim status of Israeli Jews to justify the mass murder of Palestinians.

Many Americans lost a father, brother, or son in recent Middle East wars, believing they made the ultimate sacrifice for freedom. How must they feel now, discovering their loved one was sacrificed only to destabilize the region to simply allow Israel to commit war crimes with a lower risk of retaliation.

I can imagine some would be furious.

And some can obviously only endure that by remaining in a state of denial, like our honored co-BM @Yagoda

now gaza surrenders. how can you stand it. the jews triumphant. sucks to be you, huh.

7 hours ago, Somjot said:

All those Holocaust memorials and research institutes, created to understand how this abomination of humanity could ever be possible in order to recognize any pattern that could lead to a second one in time and to prevent it, have not only failed—through their silence, they have shown what their true purpose is: to uphold the forever victim status of Israeli Jews

Right. Read The Holocaust Industry - it's not a Holocaust denier book. It was written (long berfore the present conflict in Gaza) by Norman Finkelstein, a US Professor, and son of Holocaust survivors.

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