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IrishBubbaLiberal

(2,561 posts)
Fri Jun 27, 2025, 12:30 PM Jun 27

US's continued support of Israel shows the world the US govt doesn't give a shit about massacres of civilians


WATCH: “Are they not seeing what we’re seeing? This moonscape? Thousands killed? Children starved?”

Clarissa Ward tells Colbert 🇮🇱 actions in Gaza with 🇺🇸 support has eroded trust in international law in the Middle East, and in any notion we’re a “guiding light” for human rights

The Tennessee Holler (@thetnholler.bsky.social) 2025-06-27T13:40:47.789Z
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US's continued support of Israel shows the world the US govt doesn't give a shit about massacres of civilians (Original Post) IrishBubbaLiberal Jun 27 OP
The Regime's Actions at home JustAnotherGen Jun 27 #1
All part of the wreckage of WWI, when GB and France under the Balfore Agreement, broke up Turkey's ... marble falls Jun 27 #2

JustAnotherGen

(35,992 posts)
1. The Regime's Actions at home
Fri Jun 27, 2025, 12:34 PM
Jun 27

Should be enough for the entire world to condemn us.

Also - we've never been a guiding light for Human Rights. Never.

marble falls

(67,168 posts)
2. All part of the wreckage of WWI, when GB and France under the Balfore Agreement, broke up Turkey's ...
Fri Jun 27, 2025, 12:36 PM
Jun 27

... ME possessions fairly willy nilly manner ignoring ethnic divisions, geographical areas, cultural areas, creating "royal families and putting them in charge of areas where they had no connection.

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