Meandering and blabbering

I just learned that when he was on front of the French court for allegedly being an accomplice in two murders and one murder attempt against a member of the Mossad and US accomplices Georges Ibrahim Abdallah said:

For the record the only reason he is still in jail is because he got caught during his revolutionary activities with fake papers but then the US and “Israel” pressured France into accusing him of more things. Algeria was negotiating for him to get free and right when it was about to succeed, France conveniently found the gun used to kill a US colonel and a mossad member at his place stopping the negotiations for Georges Abdallah’s freedom. His lawyer betrayed him and admitted to betraying him which should be ground to dismiss the case but France refuses to dismiss the case.

Whenever a judge says that he served his time and therefore can be released on the condition that he leaves France upon release, the government refuses to sign the paperwork and the decision to release him is canceled. The US and Israel actually called France multiple times to make sure the government wouldn’t sign the paperwork for his release.

Because of that he is considered by many as a political prisoner which would make him one of the longest serving political prisoners (40 years) and he is held in France the so called country of Human Rights. For the record the current official longest serving political prisoner (44 years) happens to be a Palestinian man arrested by “Israel” the so called only democracy of the Middle East.

An elderly woman attempts to break a large rock into smaller stones for Palestinian youth to throw against advancing Israeli tanks in Gaza City in 1993. Photo credit: Larry Towell

“Isn’t that a Holocaust?” - Bisan Owda

Throughout Saudi Arabia's American-sponsored genocide of Yemen it almost never ever made the news cycle in the decade it was ongoing. A man-made famine that threatened millions of lives and claimed so many infants and adults alike through sanctions and terror.

The media isn't meant to inform you it is meant to manufacture consent for the American state. Do not expect it to teach you anything about its victimization of its opponents unless it can spin it in a way beneficial for it.

A resistance fighter from the Izz al-Din al-Qassam Brigades performs his prayer, while another one keeps guard in an alley in Jabalia Camp, Gaza 2004 (x)

Defending Jabalia Camp 20 years later

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This article below is dated August 31st 2023.

I never felt like addressing this then but now that we're one week out of the US elections I just want to say how fucking vile it is seeing people throw "but it's going to be worst for you" at Palestinians.

What makes you think that Palestinians don't already know the worst case scenario? Palestinians have literally been witnessing it and living it for 400 fucking days. It doesn't get "worse" than watching people burn alive and men hold up their headless babies following airstrikes on tents. This is the worst case scenario.

You're pretending to be on some higher moral ground when you voted for the "lesser evil" as if that doesn't actually mean you decidedly voted for evil you dumb fucking idiots.

Gaza Fights for Freedom (2019) | dir. Abby Martin

Zionists love to ask me, "How would you fare in Gaza?" to which I love to respond, "How would I get to Gaza?" This first question, like many transphobic heckles that I have received from Zionists, is an Althusserian hail. According to Althusser (1971), the hail serves to interpolate the individual into the subject, to bring the individual into ideology. The noble identification of "gay friendly" Tel Aviv's gift to all queers is a hail—an interpolation of the transgender body into an always already indebted subject position, one enmeshed in a "cycle of debt." Under the Zionist economy of gratitude, the transgender subject is perpetually indebted to capitalism and the West for allowing her to exist. The properly delimited space for the transgender subject within this ideology is essentially one confined to an apoliticized space of pride parades and gay bars, but never the front lines of an anti-imperial or anticolonial project. It is a queer/transphobic assault against those visibly queer bodies who refuse to be properly disciplined neoliberal queer consumers—and transgender bodies are often the most visibly queer bodies and hence the ones singled out for attack. As one cannot return the gift to the one who gave it (in this case because the Zionist disidentified from his own queerphobia), the transgender subject is forced to pass it along—to Palestinians. Hence, the queerphobic Zionist can pass the gift of his racist colonial phobia as well as his queerphobia on to the transgender subject. The projection allows the Zionist to disidentify from the transphobia inherent in his hail. This is particularly important, since it is precisely the violent transphobia—"what are you?"—that is an incitement to vulnerability. I am supposed to feel vulnerable, afraid, attacked by this hail, in order that I may pass on that gift of death to the supposedly transphobic Palestinian.

Papantonopoulou, Saffo. “‘Even a Freak Like You Would Be Safe in Tel Aviv’: Transgender Subjects, Wounded Attachments, and the Zionist Economy of Gratitude.” Women’s Studies Quarterly 42, no. 1/2 (2014): 278–93. http://www.jstor.org/stable/24364930.

2014

This is Andrey X, a Jewish Israeli pro-Palestine activist.

I don't know how to describe this video so I'll just write out what he's saying:

2008, from the free gaza movement flickr

Braille Quran / Classroom in Jabalia / Child sized walkers / staircase outside school / teaching the future and infinitive/ members of the freedom flotilla

Free Gaza Now and Forever <3

LOYALTY TO LOVE / SOLIDARITY BEYOND STATES, 2024

queer as in fuck genocide. queer as in fuck nationalism, borders, surveillance & repression. queer as in fuck the cycles of violence that fascists grow by scattering seeds of fear & anger in the bloody soil of collective trauma. queers know safety will never come from the state, only from each other.

I never felt like addressing this then but now that we're one week out of the US elections I just want to say how fucking vile it is seeing people throw "but it's going to be worst for you" at Palestinians.

What makes you think that Palestinians don't already know the worst case scenario? Palestinians have literally been witnessing it and living it for 400 fucking days. It doesn't get "worse" than watching people burn alive and men hold up their headless babies following airstrikes on tents. This is the worst case scenario.

You're pretending to be on some higher moral ground when you voted for the "lesser evil" as if that doesn't actually mean you decidedly voted for evil you dumb fucking idiots.

What happened in the Netherlands was that a bunch of zionist settlers were terrorizing Arabs, and for the first time in their lives had to fight them on an even playing field. This was the first time they weren't throwing grenades and shooting at chained up Palestinian children. They got their asses handed to them by Arabs they attacked and that led to a pity party, atrocity propaganda, and a travel ban to the Netherlands. Because "Netherlands, why aren't your filthy Arabs locked up? Why are they roaming the streets? Why have you allowed Arabs to enact a consequence for anti-arabism and zionism? Our settlers are unsafe there, they can't terrorize Arabs like this."

Nablus, 1988

global islamophobia is a very real and dangerous threat, it is institutionalised in the world's largest and richest nations, in the first and the third world and it is currently deployed in the defense of a genocide. i don't think people are taking it seriously – almost no lessons were learned from the war on terror, no restitution made and now as it takes on new forms i expect we will see it begin to be normalised in spaces where it was previously carefully talked around.