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Palestinian children play outside their houses painted by Palestinian artists in the al-Shati refugee camp in Gaza City, on November 16, 2015
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Behind the scenes, American officials also believe there is limited time for Israel to try to accomplish its stated objective of taking out Hamas in its current operation before uproar over the humanitarian suffering and civilian casualties — and calls for a ceasefire —reaches a tipping point.
In fact, there is recognition within the administration that that moment may arrive quickly: Some of the president’s close advisers believe that there are only weeks, not months, until rebuffing the pressure on the US government to publicly call for a ceasefire becomes untenable, sources told CNN.
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Turn "weeks" into days. Into minutes. The fact that they're projecting that far out is abhorrent when we all know what will happen in those weeks.
But, god.
Keep talking. Keep calling. Keep marching. Shout for the people of Palestine.
Just remember that they're probably assuming that the outrage will die down somewhat, because we are all numb to this kind of shit at this point, right?...
WRONG.
As with all german actors in the 30's, you always gotta check the World War II section of their Wikipedia page. Well im happy to report that Marlene Dietrich was in open opposition to the Nazi regime, and in 1937 donated her entire salary for a film (over 9 million dollars in todays money) to helping Jewish refugees :)
no territorialism between different kinds of moral eels, they know they’re all the same ridiculous thing
me and the boys
happy moray eel monday and happy 5th birthday to this post which has single handedly overtaken my notifications on several occasions
If you're in Australia you'll already know this, but for our international readers, basically the whole of Australia ground to a halt today because one of our two mobile/internet networks - Optus - just completely shat its dacks for about 9 hours, taking out the country's phones, internet and banking.
The funniest part though, is that apparently when the national broadcaster tried to reach out to find out what was going on - they discovered the quite forseeable problem that everyone at Optus used Optus for their phone and internet, so there was basically no way for their company to contact anyone inside or outside the company to work out what was going on or to try and fix it.
What a country.
Brought to you by the country that couldn't do the 2016 census because the website crashed on census night after they received an "unexpected DDoS attack" that turned out to be the population of Australia trying to fill out the census.










