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So It was completely empty -even though Palestine is a fertile land in a strategic position and hosts multiple important historical and religious sites-

So the jews created land there and the evil arabs attacked them for no reason

Zionists talked about colonialsation and displacing the natives since the 1900s and attacks on the locals were conducted even before the arab world was independent Theodore Herzl literally referred to his plans as "something colonial" in a letter to Cecil Rhodes (the guy who founded the white supremacist colony of Rhodesia) where he asked him for help in the endeavor.

Other quotes worth mentioning:

Zionist colonization must either be terminated or carried out against the wishes of the native population. This colonization can, therefore, be continued and make progress only under the protection of a power independent of the native population - an iron wall, which will be in position to resist the pressure to the native population.

This is, in toto, our policy towards the Arabs..."

Vladimir Jabotinsky, The Iron Wall, 1923

A voluntary reconciliation with the Arabs is out of the question either now or in the future. If you wish to colonize a land in which people are already living, you must provide a garrison for the land, or find some rich man or benefactor who will provide a garrison on your behalf. Or else, give up your colonization, for without an armed force which will render physically impossible any attempt to destroy or prevent this colonization, colonization is impossible, not difficult, not dangerous, but IMPOSSIBLE! [...] Zionism is a colonization adventure and therefore it stands or falls by the question of armed force."

Vladimir Jabotinsky, The Iron Wall, 1923

"We must do everything to ensure [the Palestinians] never do return."

David Ben Gurion, 1948

the protests for right to rape, the attacks on the west bank, the bombing on syria, Qatar and Syria are nothing new so where did that perception came from?

https://youtu.be/1vaIK8wlAl0?si=53Iff1lBinQTB4VX

u/Unfair-Use-171 — 8 hours ago

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U.N. Stats show decades long statistics of Israel vs. Palestine

u/BlitzFritzXX — 12 hours ago

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Feels like this “NYT” subreddit has been taken over by paid Islamists trying to spark a second Holocaust.

r/NYT isn’t a New York Times subreddit. It’s an unaffiliated forum with anonymous moderators that’s devolved into cliché driven pile-ons and slogan spam. This sub is cooked.

Watch as they use pre-written rebuttals saying I used an LLM, or that they “didn’t read the post” after the first line. Or how it’s “hasbara.” Etc. Or how Israel is committing a holocaust. Then watch as it goes silent as they panic.

Real subs have moderators that take down posts like this. They can’t report me because Reddit will take down the whole sub if they draw attn. they had a good run I guess.

They have a standard rule book but in this case they fucked up and now they are panicking.

My guess is instructions were as follows:

“Shape perception by appearing organic rather than authoritative. “nyt” etc. Credibility comes from familiarity, repetition, and social proof. Every decision should reduce the appearance of coordination and increase the appearance of genuine community consensus.”

Etc.

Well they fucked up. Just like Islamists always do. Because they put religion ahead of everything including actual competence and it shows here.

After assessing comments and accounts associated with NYT in ChatGPT the tells are:

- No moderators

- Opposing viewpoints consistently hover at same ratio over time (~9%) suggesting a hard cap on ratio being followed by a team of Islamist dipshits

- Posts consistently link to masked primary sources

- Top comments deflect and reinforce a single narrative

- Arguments feel consistently low IQ. Bandwagon, cherry picking, false dichotomy and of course all the standard ad hominem bullshit common to such platforms.

They call this the illusory truth effect: if people hear the same claim repeatedly from many apparent sources it starts to feel credible, even if none of the repetition adds new evidence. It seems repetition and apparent (fake) consensus are standard in influence campaigns.

My guess is there are hundreds of subreddits now with sketchy, semi-credible sounding names.

This is one of them. Welcome.

My guess is fake consensus is the entire purpose. It has a VERY consistent signature that can be traced via new algorithms. Similar to how teachers initially attempted to spot homework cheaters.

It’s like they’re not even trying to mask it, or they’re VERY incompetent.

My guess is some of the paid shill on the Islamist side have been so lazy in not hiding their tracks that they’ll be in BIG trouble when info is released showing the comparative data on “top laziest fake subreddits” because the patterns show which “soldiers of lying” randomized the standard according to the protocol and which have been slacking off.

If not, fine. But prove it by actually engaging in a single topic using reason and good faith, sincere discussion.

Standard responses to posts like this:

“This is what happens when you can’t handle people disagreeing with you.”

“You have zero evidence.”

“The irony is you’re the one spreading misinformation.”

“Two month old account exclusively spreading hasbara (not true)”

Mods won’t take this down because there are no mods. That’s the key.

reddit.com

u/Choice_Term_8440 — 8 hours ago

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Yesterday Russian KABs (Guided bombs) were launched at residential appartment in Kyiv.

u/Noomba2 — 10 hours ago

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US Republican Congressman Randy Fine claims, the term Palestinian was “invented” by Russia and that Islamophobia is “rational”.⁠

US Republican Congressman Randy Fine has claimed that the term Palestinian was “invented” in a clip produced by Information Liberation. He additionally claimed that Islamophobia was “rational”.⁠ ⁠ Congressman Fine alleged that because Palestinians in Gaza have surnames such as ‘al Masri’ (the Egyptian) or ‘al Urdani’ (the Jordanian) that they’re immigrants from Saudi Arabia. These surnames usually refer to ancestral origins which could date from centuries ago.⁠ ⁠ Randy Fine has been the US representative for Florida’s 6th congressional district since April 2025. Fine is considered to be a far-right figure who regularly makes inflammatory comments about Muslims and Palestinians. Track AIPAC reports that he has received $516,777 from pro-Israel lobby groups throughout his political career.⁠ ⁠ He was, however, dropped by Aipac in July 2025 for endorsing the mass starvation of Palestinians in Gaza during the genocide.

u/McDowdy — 23 hours ago