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Hi, everybody. It's it's Indy, it's Sunday
night. It's it's I and N and it's how
do we miss that? And wait a minute, what's what's
going on? All right, take your bottom
needs to be fixed. Thank you very much.

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Now we're now we're right now it's how do we miss that?
OK, so I don't know where my Co host is.
I'm guessing he lost power and he'll be coming back to us when
he gets it back or lost Internetbecause that's a rarity.
But I'm going to fly solo and I've got a ton of stuff I want
to cover and I know everybody's here and waiting and watching

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and let's go everyone because I love you.
And it's good to see everyone here already in chat.
There's a ton going on. Holy crap.
We've got a really big Fuck Israel segment this week because
we didn't have a very big one I think last week.
Maybe, I don't know. But they're doing a lot of stuff
and there's a lot of things thatare happening in real time and

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quickly. And I want to cover it all.
So we're going to be here a while and hopefully Reef will
come back and we can do uncensored boats tonight because
that's the plan for midnight. He's so I don't know.
I don't know what's going to happen.
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OK, everyone and there's reef not there.
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that in just in case something ever happened like this.
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He shares every stream, every video, every day, everywhere.
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So I love you, Fred. Thank you, really.
I appreciate you. So all right, let's go to our

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first tab, Declassified UK. I've been talking about them.
I shouted them out last week. I talked about how they were
censored in, what was it they they had four different articles
and they were blocked from goingto the Weapons Expo.
Well, that got accelerated and ramped up.

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So now are they not only blockedfrom the Weapons Expo, but now
they were blocked from actually covering A parliamentary hearing
for the first time ever. So they're making noise and
they're pissing people off and they're now like getting
disinvited. So the story goes, parliament

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blocks declassified citing theirGaza standpoint.
Now they have a standpoint. MPs condemn sinister move to
deny access to declassified reporters.
They don't really have freedom of the press there, but they've
given declassified license to operate.

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There's the lovely Parliament with Kid Starver as in leading
the processions. Parliament has been accused of
an outrageous abuse that's worthy of the Trump White House
after blocking declassified for from holding a media pass.
So this is where U.S. policy is starting to spread overseas into

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into London. Internal emails reveal that
officials cited our quote in depth investigations from a
particular standpoint when rejecting our applications,
which is amazing. They also flagged a recent
investigation we published that raised concerns over pro Israel

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bias in Westminster. It wasn't just them, the BBC had
the same article. Are you kidding?
OK, again, this is despite parliamentary authorities having
a duty to remain politically impartial.
I I forgot that guidelines say that passes should be granted

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with fair access across a range of outlets.
Agreed 100% agreed. The decision to deny
declassified access has been criticized by politicians across
the political spectrum, including Labour, The Green
Party, Plaid Cymru, I've never even heard of them, and the

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Independent Alliance, who I've also never heard of, so it's
nice that you've got groups coming out of the woodwork to
defend this. Almost 500 journalists currently
hold a pass which provides unfettered access to Westminster
and daily government briefings. They include many from right
wing outlets like Guido, Fox andGB News.

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We've definitely heard of the GBBS.
When declassified application for a pass was first rejected,
officials blamed space and capacity due to limitations
within the parliamentary estate.But documents revealed under
Freedom of Information Act now reveal that there's no limit to

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the number of press passes that can be issued.
And capacity was not even discussed as a consideration.
In fact, at least three other journalists have been granted
parliamentary passes since declassifieds application was
rejected. Let me guess whether they toe
the light on Israel or not. In a bizarre attempt to justify

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the ban, the documents also reveal that officials claimed
declassifieds focus on UK foreign policy doesn't count as
politics. Because politics is not policy,
I guess. Or policy is not foreign policy

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is not politics, OK? An internal e-mail said they are
not specifically a politics organization as their main focus
is around foreign affairs. Yes.
What's your defense budget again?
UK. I would guess that it's probably
pretty high because you're already sending spy flights to

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cover Israel right now. This is remarkable, outrageous
abuse. Several politicians condemned
the decision by parliament, rightfully so, and warned
against selectively silencing journalists.
I think they've done that for a long time.
There was a guy that was in Belmarsh prison for a while,

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that parliament really never took very much time to do
anything about Jeremy Corbyn. We talked about him quite often,
the former Labor leader said. Quote, the classified have done
outstanding vital work exposing the scale of British complicity
in Israeli war crimes. A healthy democracy rests on

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transparency and accountability.What does Britain have to hide?
That's a great point, Yes, though they have plenty to hide,
including supporting spy flightsover Britain, which over Israel
and Gaza, and maybe even over the flotilla, which we're going
to talk about later. And those, you know, that it's a

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problem. So declassifieds causing
problems, they're now getting screwed with with their access.
Liz Savile Roberts I wonder if there's any relation to Jimmy
Savile. The latter, the leader of the
Plaid Cymru, said that Parliament should be proud to
make itself open to investigative journalists.

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Agreed. So now you've got some of the
supporting statements, all right?
Shawkat Adam, the Independent Alliance MP for Leicester S OK.
The denial of a press pass to declassified is an outrageous
abuse by the parliamentary authorities.
The UK has a long history of fearless and frank investigative

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journalism. Declassified as part of that
tradition. Even John Pilger had said so.
The spurious reasons for refusing them a press pass
revealed in their Freedom of Information request, appears to
reveal a sinister move to suppress investigative political
journalism again worthy of the Trump White House.
That was his statement. So then you've got Lord Prem

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Sikka from from the Labour Partyand then you've got a Green MP.
Press freedom is fundamental to our democracy, right?
They don't live in a democracy, come on.
They live in a parliamentary system #1 it's not really a
democracy. And it's a whole other story on
top of the fact that oligarchs are really running the entire

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show and nobody wants to talk about that.
It's a uniparty run by corporateinterests in the Uber wealthy.
We talk about that all the time.But meanwhile, the National
Union of Journalists responded to our findings saying that,
quote, the UK government should recognize the importance of
supporting greater media, greater media plurality, in

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which diverse views and voices across the media landscape and
political spectrum are represented.
Right. Like, what are we doing here?
Then you've got the union's general secretary who jumped in
and she had a statement. But bottom line is, is they
weren't allowed to cover a parliamentary hearing because of
their Gaza coverage. So now the Gaza censorship is

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extending beyond. This was the article we read
last week. And we covered about them being
barred from that London Arms fair, which they had gone to
before and questioned people. Oh, we've got more.
OK. The decision to reject the
classifieds media pass application was finalized by the
Sergeant at Arms, Ubana. Oh, yeah.

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OK. But records suggests that it was
based on advice from the House of Commons press office, who
highlighted the standpoint of declassified coverage.
Now you've got a press office that's biased against somebody
that's trying to expose their military and state and their

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intelligence state. When we sent the right of reply
with advance notice of this article, the press office flatly
denied the evidence contained inthe internal emails.
What a shock. How do they deny it?
This is despite the fact that they were disclosed by
Parliament itself under FOIA. Officials even threaten

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regulatory action against Declassified if we failed to
publish a lengthy and misleadingstatement from a parliamentary
spokesperson. That is insane.
What? The statement claimed that
decisions around press passes are not based on an outlet's

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editorial stance or coverage of anyone issue, and any suggestion
to the contrary is wholly untrue.
That's a lie. Why would they say that Under
orders from Home Office and whendeclassified said we weren't
prepared to quote from an from amisleading statement.

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Parliament's head of media responded.
Quote, we'd expect any outlet touse the full response we provide
them and would strongly dispute any suggestion that the
statement provided is untrue. Uh huh.
So we've now got, you know, Big Brother, he added.
Quote We would be happy to follow up with Impress if our

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response is not reflected in your coverage.
Well, we know what Declassified's going to do.
He also claimed that our articlewas based on incomplete
material, which doesn't reflect the full picture.
However, if this is true, it suggests that Parliament failed
to fully comply with Declassified's FOIA request.

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That's also a problem. The press office then proceeded
to ignore further questions and provided no further information.
Because why would they? The spokesperson had said.
Quote, the House of Commons supports the work of a free and
independent press. Free and independent as long as
you print what we want and what we say.

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Providing access and facilities to the Parliamentary Press
gallery, right? Demand far exceeds capacity
here, hence numbers are requiredto be strictly controlled whilst
ensuring fair access across a range of outlets.
Aha, for applications from an outlet that doesn't already have

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a pass, or for a request to increase the allocation given to
an outlet, we require a businesscase to be submitted, details of
which are available on our website.
And they're just sending you mumbo jumbo.
Unsuccessful applications may reapply for a pass one year
after their original application.
And as Parliament is a public building, journalists are still

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able to visit, attend and reporton proceedings and meet members
without a media pass. Decisions around accreditation
are applied consistently across all applications.
So this is a blanket thing then?They added of course quote that
the range of media outlets currently granted access clearly

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demonstrates that the accreditation process is
impartial and rooted solely in operational considerations and
editorial relevance to parliamentary proceedings.
So because it wasn't something that they normally cover or
would cover, that's some bullshit right there.

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And of course the emails obtained by Declassified
strongly suggest that this claimis also misleading.
So that is what's his name, Martin Williams from
declassified support independentmedia.
Declassified is actually an Indie Media Award honoree.

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Hopefully you just heard that sound.
Any Media Award honorees are thebest of the best of the best.
There's less than 100 independent creators, outlets,
journalists and and video creators as well.
So that's Declassified. That's our first story for the
night. Just getting a little bit warmed

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public country. So one of the things, let me go
back here. Where are we here?
Hey, that one. OK.
Yeah. Reese, Reese, Internet must be
completely not down because, yeah, he hasn't messaged me or
anything like, which is unusual for that.

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I see a lot of our friends are already out there.
Kurt, Boss, good to see you overout there and chat.
Oz the Boomer. How are you, Sir?
Always good to see you. Love you, brother.
I see Vicki Adams is out there. Hi, Vicki.
What's going on with that? Let's move that over.
OK. All right, take a breath,
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I'm glad to see you Birdhouse Blues over there.
Appreciate you always supportingus on Twitter as well.
Oh, man, Barker's here. What's going on?
O MB. OMG, it's OMB.
Angel's here. Angel lost his Internet
yesterday. He couldn't do pro wrestling
talk. That's true.
I'm sure they'll get to that. But they did do a baseball show

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earlier today on the Ocho. And yeah, so yes, no Internet
for for reef. That's what's going on.
I, I didn't, I didn't kick him out for the night or anything.
That's not going on. Andy, good to see you, brother.
Cowboy Kitty, how are you? We'll talk about Natalia later

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and I'll bring your your latest tweet with an update on what's
happening with her. But before we do all that, I do
want to get to the next segment.And of course, everybody knows
now the theme song is missing this week because we have no
reef. But it's definitely a fuck
Israel night. No, we're going to start with us

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all. Rod, who said Miss Rachel share
the artwork of a little girl in Gaza.
Oh, I draw houses because I don't have one.
Just a dream with windows and a door.
A place where I can sleep without fear.
So fuck Israel, fuck the US, fuck the UK for all that.

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So we're going to start right there making little girls dream
for a house with windows, just basic shelter because bombs are
dropping non-stop. Now I'm going to read this story
from anti war. Sarah Newman I'm not familiar
with but she talked about the Israel lobby and the engineered

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famine in Gaza. Yes it is 100% engineered.
I have like a dozen different little portions to this fuck
Israel segment, so strap in guys, it's going to be a while.
So it's it's a little hard to read, but I've got to do it.

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Amid one of the most severe humanitarian crises of the
century, the gap between the value driven rhetoric of
American foreign policy and the realities on the ground is
becoming increasingly apparent. This chasm is deepened by
reports of child malnutrition, which we've been talking about
for months and months and months, images of long queues

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for water and bread, and news ofhalted aid convoys revealing the
complex relationship between power and narrative building in
Washington. In recent months, as food
insecurity has intensified and warnings of famine in parts of
Gaza have grown, How? How have they intensified?

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Why have they intensified? The tone of criticism in the
American capital has shifted. Phrases that once cautiously
spoke of the unintended consequences of war have given
way to exploit more explicit statements about deliberate
obstacles to humanitarian aid. Because, again, we've been

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talking about it forever now, too long.
This change is not a simple difference in expression, but a
sign of the erosion of a long standing pattern of organized
influence that is shadowed decision making for years.
Very sugar coated. You know.
The price of this pattern is being paid today, first by the

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people of Gaza, agreed, and second by the credibility and
long global standing of the United States.
Again, at the core of this shiftlies a clear reality.
When access to basic necessitiesof life such as food, water,
medicine, and fuel is regulated based on military and political

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considerations, one can no longer speak of inevitable
consequences of war. This is the point where
political and legal responsibility begins Nuremberg
trials. Again, in this context, the
shift in the approach and the language of some members of

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Congress takes on a significancethat transcends daily partisan
disputes. Representatives who for years
considered support for the ally a self-evident principle
requiring no justification, now speak about the relationship
between security and ethics. Referencing legitimate leverage

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and specific human conditions. Sounds like mental fucking
gymnastics. This change signifies a quiet
yet tangible transition of the American legislative body from
its long standing self censorship.

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Although this transformation is not uniform or universal by any
means, it is transforming the language used to describe the
crisis as much as it is changingthe American political
landscape. Technical reports on food
insecurity indicators, frequent news of blocked humanitarian

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aid, and medical testimonies about malnutrition collectively
paint a new picture of the crisis.
I don't know how it could be newbecause it's been ongoing for
years. Like literally they've been
doing this specific thing since March.
So again, this isn't new. This is 6 months plus in the
making, 210 days if you look at the graphic posted by Paula

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Iacela over on Facebook. OK, one in which neutral phrases
are no longer effective. Yeah.
I wonder why? Because you're perpetrating a
fucking genocide. Notice the words genocide,
starvation, malnutrition. This is very soft coated glad
handed. This is namby pamby bullshit

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right here. All right.
When women and children face face the risk of death.
No, they are facing death whether they stay in shelters
and starve or venture out to to find water and food.
When the distribution of aid is governed not by need and
vulnerability, but by policies of collective punishment, and

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when restrictions become a recurring pattern, the legal and
political mind is forced to reassess the situation.
Well, that's very generous of you, and how very studious and
collegiate and academic of you. While people are fucking dying
and starving, what's happening is no longer merely the result

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of uncontrolled factors, but theproduct of design mechanisms.
Yes, this, this is not nearly angry enough.
The link between these mechanisms and political support
in Washington is the point wherethe discussion of famine becomes
tied to the issue of American sovereignty and collective

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conscience. The role of the Israel Lobby
extends beyond financial mattersand stems from a unique
combination of ideological synergy.
That's that's Muslim, that's anti Muslim rhetoric, structural
access to legislative centers, and the ability to redefine the

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boundaries of permissible discourse.
Why does the Israel lobby have any say in the US?
Fucking discourse. Three main pillars,
neoconservative networks, Christian Zionist movements, and
professional lobbying organizations, have built a
model of support for the ally over decades that even defines

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what moderation is. In this model, criticism of
policy quickly morphs into criticism of identity
questioning, the prioritization of humanitarian aid over
military operations is reduced to a test of party loyalty, and

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attempts at ethical assessment are marginalized through
labeling. This is like trying to reach
shit libs, it seems like to me, or even, you know, staunch
conservatives who think that they're above all of it and
they're not. They're not.
The result of this process is the erosion of a discursive

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space that once allowed for disagreement based on data and
logic. This space is gradually shifted
from policy making to narrative management.
We talk about narrative management every week on this
show. When this narrative management
coincides with the control of humanitarian access, it carries

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A practical message. Propaganda famine is engineered
not only in warehouses but also in the realm of meaning.
Again, the abstract collegiate professorial bullshit here is
just thick, all right? Vocabulary is softened to

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conceal the harshness of suffering.
You mean like what this whole fucking article is?
And images are presented in a way that pushes fundamental
questions out of the spotlight. There are no images of this
article by the way. I love anti war, but damn.
American public opinion, however, shows a different

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direction. Slowly but steadily because
corporate media keeps brainwashing people into the
opposite belief. Polls indicating declining
support for the continuation of war, Right?
Even with temporary fluctuations.
Wow, my head's about to explode.Point to a strengthening desire

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to end the current situation. I would hope so, yes.
Stop murdering babies. Stop murdering unarmed women and
children that don't even have a fucking place to to to live, to
eat, that aren't getting food orwater or or or baby food like
formula. Nothing.

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Babies are dying, they are from malnutrition and yes they say
that but they're also diving because they can't get
penicillin and wow they don't talk about anything in this
article like the like the sugar coating.
This this glazing is infuriating.
Voter preferences are leaning towards a ceasefire and

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unrestricted access to humanitarian aid.
You think that should it should lead that way?
Well, I wonder why they aren't. Yeah, Way, way to go.
Thanks for that. Really appreciate that.
Are you fucking kidding me? All right.

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In this mirror, the gap between official language and public
sentiment becomes more apparent.Yes, they're fucking lying to
you. And everybody sees it like I've
got to decode this whole fuckingarticle.
This is this is terrible. All right, I'm done.
I'm punching out. I can't take it.
I quit. I got too much other shit I want

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to yell about like this one. Let's get to some real language
from another journalist called the Dissident, who is an INN Co
founder. All right.
The Israeli government admits that Israel's plan is to make
Gaza and the West Bank uninhabitable.
Thanks for that. And the Likud government

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official admitted that Israel's plan is ethnic cleansing.
And I saw a funny tweet that at the UN this week when everybody
got up, when BB walked walked tothe podium, it said that he
ethnically cleanses every room he walks into.
Which is funny, but also not because look at that.
Fuck that guy and fuck Israel. Gila Gamliel, the science and

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technology minister for the current Israeli Likud
government, admitted that Israel's goal in Gaza and the
West Bank is ethnic cleansing ofits Palestinian population,
while people here deny everything that that's that's
being said and done on Israeli television.
This is on the Channel 12 show Meet the Press.

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They deny this shit here all thetime while people are going on
Israeli TV and saying, no, that's exactly what's going on.
All right, we will make the GazaStrip uninhabitable until the
population leaves, and the same thing will happen in the West
Bank. This shocking admission from an
Israeli government official shows that Israel's real

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intention behind the genocide inGaza is not to release hostages
or to fight Hamas, but to make Gaza unlivable for Palestinians
in order to force ethnic cleansing and make their make
way for Israeli annexation. Which is something they plan on
repeating in the West Bank. And I have an article about that
next. This is a plan that Benjamin

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Netanyahu, AKA Milikowski openlyunveiled at the UN weeks before
October 7th, The one where he showed the map where there was
no Gaza and no West Bank. It was all Israel.
All right. Israel apparently allowed the
Gaza prison break from Hamas weeks later to happen in order
to carry out this already designed plan.

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That's that's a a legend. The Israeli newspaper Haaretz
reported that I am Cohen, the IDF Colonel who approved the
Nova music festival outside of the Gaza border, quote, opted
not to boost security after visiting Nova one hour before
the Hamas Mac massacre, quote UNquote, on October 7th and did

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not cancel or disperse the festival, despite the fact that
he had received intelligence that the breakout was about to
happen. Shalom Shritit Shrit, who's one
of the IDF watch guards during October 7th, also testified that
at 5:00 AM on October 7th, quote, an order was given that

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there would be no patrols in thefence until 9:00 AM, which is
weird, UN quote, which he said was never given on any other day
because, quote, there are no mornings in which there are no
patrols on the fence because you're in an operational
battalion. And that is part of the matter,
UN quote. So they pulled security that

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morning. They sent somebody to the
festival one hour before, knew it was supposed to happen, and
didn't cancel it. After the October 7th breakout,
Israel created an atrocity propaganda version of what
actually happened, including fabricated claims of mass rapes,
beheaded babies, and covering upthe fact that the IDF, using the

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Hannibal Directive, killed many of their own people to prevent
them from being taken hostage. We've covered that on this show,
OK? We've we've dammit.
No, I just rebooted my Internet too.
What the fuck? OK, I I think we're back.

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OK, I just rebooted my Internet right before the stream too.
This is weird. I swear, the minute I start
talking about Israel, look what happens every fucking week.
All right, so using this propaganda as justification,
Israel carried out the exact policy that Gila Gamliel
admitted to making Gaza unlivable for its Palestinian

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population in order to carry outethnic cleansing.
That's what's happening. The UN Human Rights Council's
recent inquiry into Israel's genocide in Gaza documented that
the Israeli genocide in Gaza resulted in, quote, 60,368
destroyed structures, OK, total.Yet, if we talked about this

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last week, 170,000 structures have been destroyed. 170,000
structures have been destroyed in Gaza in that little 25 mile
strip that's 2 miles wide. Furthermore, the report noted
that there is an estimated totalof 50 million tons of debris in

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Gaza as of December 1st, 2024, and they've been dropping bombs
just about every day since, withthe exception of the bullshit
ceasefire that didn't really ever ceasefire.
I think they might have stopped dropping bombs for about 6
weeks. Well, you know, right after
Trump became president. The report also noted the

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widespread destruction of residential complexes and entire
neighborhoods in the Gaza Strip,with people living in them while
they dropped them too, includingagricultural lands, public
facilities, religious and cultural sites, schools,
universities and hospitals, basically everything, the entire
infrastructure. It's noted that Israel

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systematically targeted and destroyed institutions such as
schools and hospitals needed forthe maintenance of Palestinian
society in Gaza, documenting that Israel has effectively
destroyed the education system intentionally, with significant
detrimental long term repercussions for children and
youth in Gaza. The ones that have their limbs

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and even the ones who don't. But you know, the number of
amputated children record thanksto Israel.
Fuck Israel for that too, all right.
For the identity of Palestinian people as a group.
Again, they're trying to erase them.
Adding that Israeli attacks havecaused damage to more than 70%
of the school buildings in Gaza,creating conditions where

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education for children has been made impossible by design.
All right. And there's just numbers upon
numbers upon numbers here with these reports.
Internal IDF data has shown thatat least 83% of the people
killed in Gaza by the IDF have been civilians.
That's their own data showing that they're admitting that they

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are committing war crimes, genocide daily, 83% civilian
rate. And yet and Israeli will turn to
you go October 7th. Really 83% of people, uh huh.
And how many of those people that were at the Nova Festival

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again, which we now know was notmoved but could have been or
cancelled, how many of them wereIDF reserves again?
Yeah, I thought so. OK.
Another IDF soldier, all right, told Haaretz that this thing
called killing innocent people, it's been normalized.
We were constantly told there are no non combatants in Gaza.

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And apparently that message sankin among the troops.
Yeah, it it sure fucking did. This genocidal rhetoric came
from the very top of the Israeligovernment.
Again, these are all the receipts compiled into one spot.
And now Gila Gamliel admits outright that Israel's goal all

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along has been to make Gaza uninhabitable for the forcible
removal of its Palestinian population.
And the Christian population, bythe way, to 10% of Gaza were
Christians. And that Israel will continue
this genocidal policy in the West Bank.
The further the Greater Israel Project, which again, I wrote an
article about why it should never be allowed to exist and

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continue and why Israel should be decertified as a state.
Check that out at indymediatoday.com and here's
what they're talking about. Again, that namby pamby anti war
article, here's a real outlet. And again, anti war does great
stuff. But man, that article just
really pissed me off. But this one from Mondo Weiss,

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no medicine, no beds, no food orwater inside Gaza City's main
hospital. And we know that right now
that's inside Al Shifa Hospital,which is getting bombed
continuously. All right, it's one of the few
places that people are actually getting treatment.
And of course we know that Israel's murdering doctors and

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nurses and they have to not weartheir uniforms when they leave.
And yes, I'm going to talk aboutthe flotilla.
Steve Gill. OK, yes, it's trending.
We're going to talk about it andwe're going to talk about Italy
and what and what happened in Italy.
We're going to talk about a lot of stuff.
I got, I got a long segment hereto talk about this, but I want

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to talk about the fact that right now again, Israel is.
Starving this entire population because they're controlling
everything going in or out. And don't gaslight me.
Nothing is going in. Nothing is going in.
No medicine, no beds, no food, no water.
Since March, as the Israeli invasion of Gaza City advances.

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Oh, yeah, they're being invaded.And they had leaflets dropped on
them telling them to go to the South.
A million people, allegedly. All right, it's and a lot of
them are are not able. They were running for their
lives. I was showing video last week
about that. Al Shifa Hospital is facing
severe shortages of essential medical supplies leaving

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patients untreated and vulnerable staff and patients
fear an imminent Israeli attack.And again, this was three days
ago from Tariq Hajaj over at Mando Weiss, which is, again, an
indie Media award honoring outlet.
OK, that's the scene of one of the operating rooms.
You have no mattress. That's literally just a patient

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laying on a on a spring frame, buckets, blood on the floor.
You think that's sanitary? Horrible.
In Gaza City, as the Israeli army is taking more steps to
reach and occupy the heart of the city and the number of

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casualties rise, they keep dropping buildings left and
right. All eyes are once again on the
on the one hospital that used tobe the largest and most
qualified for such times, Al Shifa.
In Gaza City, since October of 2023, the Israeli army has
stormed and destroyed Al Shifa more than once.

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Still, the Health Ministry in Gaza managed to rebuild some
sections and provide medical care to people in one of the
places most subjected to ongoingIsraeli bombing, Gaza City.
But with the Israeli army's recent advance into Kaza City,
years are once again rising of yet another Israeli invasion of
the hospital. On top of that, Al Shifa, along

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with other hospitals in Gaza, isfacing a critical shortage of
medical supplies, blood units, staff beds and essential medical
devices. No big deal, right?
It's, it's disgraceful the way that these people are being
treated. These are bloody days.
So not only are you bombing themand destroying them, you're not

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even providing them with the supplies so that they can get
themselves well, because they'rethey're literally trying to kill
them. These are bloody days, says
Doctor Hassan Al Shayeer, medical director at Al Shifa
Hospital. At least right now, until Israel
targets him too, unfortunately, and either kidnaps or murders
him and his family, which is what they've done to too many of

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these doctors in recent days. Over 60 people have been carried
to the hospital dead and over 175 injuries arrive at the
hospital daily, most of them in critical condition and in need
of surgeries and intensive care units.
We only have 4 operational roomsin the hospital.

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In eight waves daily, Al Shayer describes casualties and martyrs
come to the hospital, with each wave holding at least 30 people
dead and wounded. What we're struggling to do to
the is due to the Israeli siege and the war, OK?
But inside Al Shifa, our missionis healthcare and we will

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provide it until the last momentthat we can.
That's heroes. I mean, look at the waiting
room. It looks like a bus, a bus
terminal. Al Shifa Hospital has struggled
to fully recover following Israel's previous attempts on
the hospital. Oh, assaults, I'm sorry, not

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attempts, assaults on the hospital.
And of course, they murdered journalists right in front of it
too. Currently, the hospital only has
four operation rooms and 32 ICU beds, but it receives over 800
people daily. I don't know.
They don't have bandages, they don't have I, I don't know.

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The extreme shortage we have is in operational rooms.
We have so many waiting operations and the ICU is always
full and there are 20 premature babies in the NICU.
Of course there are because the the mothers have been
malnourished for six months. So these are all NICU babies and
they're all getting delivered prematurely.

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And again, 20 isn't even that many.
He expresses his fear about the medical staff who also witnessed
the extreme danger. Of course they do.
We're scared for our security. Yesterday, the Israeli army
assassinated someone at the hospital's doors, which was a
critical danger for all of us aswe're working in the hospital.

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Yeah, I think so. We've lost 30% of our staff and
some were killed, others detained or wounded.
We also have a shortage of working personnel.
According to Doctor Al Shayer, there are 562 patients currently
in the hospital and over 50 in need of critical surgeries who

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are waiting their turn daily. Dozens of patients get treatment
on the 32 dialysis dialysis machines.
That's enough for all of Gaza City, for everybody left, while
it's a daily struggle to treat patients and secure the
necessary medical supplies. I'll show yours.

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Primary concern now is what willhappen if Al Shifa once again
becomes a target of Israel's military assault on Gaza City.
I think it already has when they're shooting people in the
doorway. If the Israeli army evacuates
the hospital, inevitable deaths will be faced by so many
patients, such as those in the ICU, NICU, and patients with

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renal failure. Don't tell them that.
Don't tell them that we're facing the invasion of the city
with a shortage of water and food for the patients and
workers in the hospital. They must have some crazy
amounts of reserves because we know that no supplies have gone
in for months. So where's this all coming from?

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That's the outside of the building that they're working
in. That's the hospital left empty
after staff were forced to evacuate on September 25th.
This is 3 days ago. Inside the hospital where most

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beds are coverless like we saw, only the floor is used for
patients to lie down on, and some of the beds are in a field
medical tent set up outside the hospital to receive casualties.
Patients are living with a shortage of medical supplies.
Of course they are. They're directly impacted as
their wounds get worse instead of healing.

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They describe the situation as desperate, where even water,
either to drink or to use for bathing, is unavailable.
It's a really tough situation. Patients are lying down in every
corner on the ground. There's no beds, no treatment,
no medication. We can't even find gauze for our
wounds. A patient in the hospital set.

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I'm injured in my back after I got shot by an explosive.
If I was treated on time, I'd bewell by now, but so far I'm
waiting to get surgery. So this patient says that he and
other patients are suffering in the hospital instead of
receiving the necessary treatment.

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There's no medication, water or food.
The doctors come to check on us and stand helpless because they
can't give us anything. Well, at least he has a
mattress. Maybe, but there's a sheet.
Days ago, he says, a group of Israeli special forces got
close, sending panic throughout the hospital and causing some

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patients wounds to open again inthe commotion, other patients
like him, who are currently unable to walk.
We're lying there, unable to move, waiting for death.
Ain't that nice? And fuck Israel.
Despite the imminent dangers facing the staff and patients at
Al Shifa, the hospital remains standing, miraculously, and the

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staff are refusing to leave their posts and evacuate because
they're heroes. Though the hospital has yet to
receive an official evacuation order from the Israeli military,
staff says it's only a matter oftime.
We've been besieged inside this hospital before and at that time
the Israeli army evacuated us byforce.

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But this time we're unaware of the Israeli plans for us.
We have no idea what comes next.But for us, we're met.
We are medical teams and we havenothing to do with military
activities. We've been here since the
beginning of the war and he and we will stay.
I mean, wow. There's also there I I read a

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thing about how Doctors Without Borders pulled their their
medical staff from inside Gaza City because of the dangers and
and the imminent bombing that's likely to come.
Wow. So fuck Israel for that.

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I did want to point out one potential BDS wins shared by
friend of the the network kind of, but somebody I'm a fan of on
Substack notes Ayuba Ahmad. Microsoft blocked Israel's use
of its technology and mass surveillance of Palestinians.
Now I I don't know how legit this is.

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Again, this might be a little bit of closing the barn door
after the horse is already out of the the barn and running
around. But according to the Guardian,
the extraordinary decision by Microsoft to end Israel's spy
agency Access the key technologywas made amid pressure from
employees and investors over itswork for Israel's military and

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the role of its technology in almost the two year genocide in
Gaza. So that that's a good thing that
they've stopped doing that. I also learned that Starbucks
has decided to close over 100 locations nationwide, and my
guess is that's because things are not going so great over

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there as well. So there's a couple of BDS wins
hurting them in their wallet is the only thing that really they
feel. I genuinely feel that way.
And we've got to continue that kind of mindset, which is, you
know, voting with our wallets and being mindful of our

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purchase decisions and what those companies serve.
In some cases, you can't avoid it, but wherever possible.
So I also wanted to bring this story from Kit nightly of Off
Guardian. Also Indie Media Award honorees.
All right we're going with a lotof Indie Media Award honorees

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tonight, but everyone is still recognizing suddenly recognizing
Palestine. But why yes, Golden monarch
Microsoft is still the bad guy MK That's that's correct.
Let me move that over here sincethere's no reef tonight.
I don't know where Reef is his his Internet apparently crashed.
So he's not here. And it's just me flying solo

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cover the stuff that I curated. So I want to talk about kid
nightly over at Off Guardian. He talked about how everyone is
suddenly recognizing Palestine. What what does that mean like
and why? What's happening here in the
past 48 hours? Again, Off Guardian is a great
independent outlet. They're censored all over the

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place. Go support them.
Kids a member of the IndependentMedia Alliance as well.
He's attended some of the the panels.
I think they're scheduled to do another one soon.
In the past 48 hours, the governments of France, Stan
Marino, Luxembourg, Monaco, Andorra, Malta, the UK, Canada,
Portugal and Australia have all announced their recognition of

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the State of Palestine. It is the greatest number of
countries to make this move in the same year since 1988.
And they all did it over a long weekend.
Why? Is it because it's a total
coincidence the elected officials of all those countries

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decided that they had been wrongfor decades?
Is it because the political pressure from a largely pro
Palestine public was just too much?
Is it because they truly want peace and believe this is the
way to achieve it? Does any of that sound likely?
Yeah, No. In Italy, one of the global

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minority that has yet to recognize Palestine, we're told
that mass protests over the weekend were demanding action
over Gaza. In his address to the United
Nations announcing the move, Emmanuel Macron said we can no
longer wait. But wait for what?
He also repeated his call for Aun peacekeeping force to be to

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be deployed on the ground. Somebody standing between the
Palestinian people and the IDF bombing them?
Yes, please. Although UN peacekeeping troops
are not necessarily the ones I would want doing it because
they've been in Lebanon for a while and not really doing very
much to stop that. Israel has been happily

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colluding in its own bad guy image with illegal strikes on
Doha, the capital of Qatar, earlier this month.
We covered that and the alleged killing of 31 journalists in
Yemen. I a legend.
I'm, I mean, I, I don't think they're a legend.
Not to mention the Israeli finance minister's gleefully

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evil declaration of a real estate bonanza in Gaza.
When the bombing is finally over, even the US is more
shakily behind Israel than usual.
OK, with Trump's administration publicly questioning their air
strikes on Qatar, he after they approved them and articles in

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the American press calling it a crossing a line in the US can't
ignore. Yeah, in his UNGA address just
an hour ago or so, the one wherethey cut off the teleprompter,
Trump called for the end to for the gods of war to end
immediately. The Economist published this

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piece 5 days ago headlining America is falling out of love
with Israel. Well, maybe the the citizens
are, but the business leaders really aren't much, and the
politicians and donor class certainly isn't.
It was only last week that the UN Commission officially found

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that Israel was conducting genocide in Gaza, amazingly so.
And the General Assembly endorsed A2 state solution,
which is embarrassingly pathetic.
Writing for the BBC the the BibiNetanyahu see Paul Adams claims
that their isolation is deepening.

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Their isolation. Whose isolation?
It's the USUK and and Israel together because they're all in
it together. Seems like the worm is turning,
no? But to what end?
Where does the story go from here?
Well, I'm going to show you Macron's call for Aun force may
be the key. Indonesia's president has

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claimed that they could supply 20,000 peacekeepers if needed.
In the US, House Democrats have called for UN peacekeepers to
protect aid convoys, though theyframe that as protecting the aid
reaching Hamas. It's clearly the same agenda.
You're just literally setting upAmerican soldiers to be murdered

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and UN peacekeepers. Meanwhile, EU chief Ursula von
der Leyen has pledged the creation of a Palestine donor
group, a special fund for rebuilding Gaza's
infrastructure. All right, maybe a shiny new
state is the goal. Pride out of Israel's grasp,

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released by a new international brigade and rebuilt with UN and
EU money into a sustainable a model sustainable utopia?
Uh huh. A shining beacon of
international cooperation? Maybe.
I wouldn't be surprised. I would be highly surprised.
Kit clearly does not watch this show.

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What's happening is that, first of all, Israel is accelerating
annexation amid statehood recognition moves.
So why are they doing that? To basically warn Israel that
you better get your shit together and get this done with
or we're going to have to do something?
And even once they do, who knowswhat they're going to do?

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Yeah. What say you, Mr. American
Ambassador Mike Huckabee? I would say that he's staunchly
on the side of Israel. Sadly, it's embarrassing because
he's a Christian Zionist, A fundamentalist end times
Christian Zionist. There's the monster Smoke Rich,
where he's talking about the resumption of settlement plans

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from August 14th. And again, this is from the
Electronic Intifada, yet anotherIndie Media Award honoree.
Again, indie mediaawards.substack.com.
All right, And you can find BIOSand links to subscribe to all of
these outlets. By the way, in one place, as
several Western countries formally recognize Palestine as

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a state, the Israeli government is accelerating its de facto
annexation of the occupied West Bank.
What a surprise. The statehood recognition
announcements made in recent days by the United Kingdom,
France, Canada, Australia, Portugal and other states have
prompted top Israeli officials, including the finance, economy

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and national security ministers,to openly demand formal
annexation of the occupied West Bank.
They've already been tearing it up and displacing and taking
over section by section street by St.
The quote only response to this anti Israel move is sovereignty
over the homeland of the Jewish people in the West Bank and

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removing the idea of a Palestinian state from the
agenda once and for all. No, it's not.
It's going to be a one state Palestine, but it ain't the one
state Palestine you guys are imagining.
I'll tell you right now. Said that said be as a blood
Smotrich who wields A substantial authority.
Over the building of his illegalsettlements and demolition of

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Palestinian homes in the West Bank, which he said on Twitter a
week ago. Murderous douchebag.
He should be in The Hague, locked up in prison for all the
the genocide that he's already perpetrated.
In reality, Israel is already engaged in a series of
aggressive measures taken over the past few years and in line

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with long standing Israeli policies of land theft and
systematic erasure of Palestine ongoing since 1948 and prior.
But this didn't start October 7th.
OK. This didn't start 1948, didn't
start in the set in the Six Day War.

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All right. For his part, Israeli Prime
Minister Benjamin Milikowski, AKA Netanyahu, because he
changed his name to sound more Israeli, declared that no
Palestinian state would emerge and that illegal settlement
building in the occupied territory would continue.
Because nobody's stopping him. The minute somebody actually
stops him, the minute the money stops, the minute the weapons

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stop, the minute UN peacekeepingtroops start going in there, or
somebody says no, China stops shipping goods, nobody's
stopping this. For many in the West Bank, while
recognition and public expressions of support for
Palestine can be helpful in the long run, they remain highly
critical. Yes, 100 Palestinians are being

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killed every single day in Gaza.That's more important than
recognition, said Omar Asaf, a political activist in Ramallah,
told the EI. This recognition decision is
more symbolic in political weight than any real effect on
the ground. While we welcome it, what's

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required today is to stop the genocide, starvation and
destruction. It's window dressing.
There must also be a comprehensive end, the
settlement expansion, fragmentation of Palestinians,
and the transformation of the West Bank into countless
prisons. OK.

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He's been imprisoned himself by both Israel and the Palestinian
Authority, of course, because they are subservient to Israel
in many ways. And they volunteered last week,
say, hey, guys, we'll take over Gaza.
There's never been the Palestinian Authority in Gaza.
They must also stop the forcibledisplacement of Palestinians in
the northern West Bank and the Palestinian authorities not

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stopping that either. Motherfuckers.
Statehood recognition, many said, must be followed up with
real actions such as sanctions and an arms embargo against
Israel. Amen.
Meanwhile, near an anxiety of the next chapter under Israel's
violent occupation plagues everyPalestinian in the West Bank

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agreed to. We need to turn them into a
total pariah state and support the Palestinian people at the
same time. I'm afraid that with and without
the recognitions, what's happening in the occupied West
Bank is horrific, Masia Yasin told EI from the streets of
Ramallah. We don't have to imagine what

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the future will look like because we're already living it
every day. Remember, there's no Hamas
there, no Hamas there, citing terrorist settlers who are
killing people, stealing land and cutting off roads.
Quote all Palestinians here are besieged with gates at the
entrances to their cities and villages in open air prisons.

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The army enters at any moment, kills, injuries, expels.
Israel has been pursuing annexation land theft policies
in the West Bank and Gaza since it occupied the areas in 1967.
But after the start of the genocide in Gaza, there have

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been record rates of Palestinianland stolen, villages erased,
residents expelled and new illegal settlements built.
All achieved through the violence of the military
occupation and attacks by settler militias, armed and
aided by the government to silently do The Dirty work.
Pilgrims with the IDF soldiers standing behind the people as

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they burned down the house. The houses.
Fuck Israel. On September 23rd, Israeli
settlers shot dead Saeed Nassan,20 years old.
Why? In the village of Al Mughayer in
northeast Ramallah, the 12th Palestinian to be killed by

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settlers since the start of 2025.
The first killing took place in June.
They also we covered burned downIsa Amro's fields and had
children threatening to murder him and celebrating the death of
his brother. Disgusting 12 year old kids.
Brainwashed. Gross.
Anyone who celebrates that can fuck off and get the hell out of

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my stream. In response to increasing global
isolation, particularly over thelast few months, Israel has
doubled down on its confinement and violent oppression of
Palestinians in the West Bank byincreasing the number of
military closures and roadblocks, as well as its daily
deadly raids. People in the United States deny

(01:05:45):
that this shit is happening. It is happening.
It actually is happening. Who deny that is who deny these
people's existence and reality. It's the grossest thing you can
do because it literally costs you nothing to acknowledge their
existence and you won't even give them that courtesy.

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These are human fucking beings. It's also taking concrete steps
towards formal annexation with apublicly stated aim of
preventing A Palestinian state, which we cannot allow.
Again, that is erasure. I don't want to quote Smotrich,

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he's disgusting. You can read his statements.
On 16th of September, the Israeli military installed a new
iron gate at the entrance to thetown of Al Azariah in eastern
Jerusalem. This road is the only access
point for millions of Palestinians traveling between
the North and South of the occupied West Bank.

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The closure of this gate would within seconds never the
northern and central West Bank. From the South, another
corridor. All right.
The installation comes as part of the revival of the long
stalled E1 settlement project which when completed would
effectively bisect the occupied West Bank and undermine

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territorial contain the contiguity.
Well, contiguity. Wow, that's a tough word for me
to say. In the West Bank or any
Palestinian state, they want to split it in half and balkanize
that too and put a settlement inbetween them with no way for

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them to get between them. Separate.
If you got a cousin that lived on the other side of town, I
don't know if you can ever get to him.
Motrish made no bones about the Israeli government's motivation
when formally announcing the resumption of the plan on August
14th. It buries the very idea of a
Palestinian state not in documents, not in decisions or

(01:07:54):
declarations, but in fact. But buildings can also be
leveled, as Israel is proving ona daily basis.
All right. The E1 area, a critical stretch
of land between Jerusalem and Jericho to the east, functions
as one of the last remaining corridors connecting the
northern and southern occupied West Bank as they continue to

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steal the rest of the land. It's also one of the final areas
of territorial continuity connecting Jerusalem with the
rest of the occupied West Bank. Israel intends to empty these
areas of Palestinians and read them only accessible to
settlers. That's ethnic cleansing.

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The transfer of of an occupying powers civilian population into
the territory that it occupies is a violation of international
humanitarian law, the law of armed conflict, IEA, war crime.
Yep, at least 7000 Bedouins living across 22 different
villages will be expelled and rendered homeless as their homes

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are systematically demolished. The Israeli military already
issued dozens of new demolition orders between the 12th and 14th
of August targeting Palestinian Bedouin villages located within
that E1 zone. They've been targeted with
systematic harassment and demolitions for decades.

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Then we go back to between January 2023 and mid-july of
this year, at least 2800 Palestinians, almost 2900, from
69 different villages across theWest Bank, primarily Bedouin,
were forcibly displaced due to the coercive environment of
intensifying settler attacks andmovement restrictions.

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Where do these people go? They're intentionally creating
homeless people in desperate situations.
Palestinian Bedouins are on the front lines of Israel's violent
annexation due to their residingin open areas outside of
population centers and being at the direct mercy of the Israeli
occupying force and settlers. Annexation is rapidly becoming a

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reality for all Palestinians in Area C in 60% of the West Bank,
all we see are Israeli flags, Israeli police, Israeli civil
defense, settlers moving freely.Palestinians have come to feel
that it's dangerous to move around between cities and

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villages. In the case of formal
annexation, the lives of residents across many villages
in the occupied West Bank, particularly those heavily
besieged by Israel by illegal settlers, will either become so
unbearable that residents will be forced to leave and move to
the cities, or settlers will expel them by force.

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Yes, burn down their houses, raise them to the ground and
potentially murder the inhabitants.
Zaina Al Tahran is an independent writer and TV
reporter based in Occupied Journal in Jerusalem.
Again, the EI is an indie Media award-winning outlet.

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Fuck Israel. Fuck Israel every day.
And I don't even know what you say anymore because I'm beyond
fuck Israel and I got a bunch more here.
So let's go to People's Dispatchand let's hide Reef from here.
Hey, make that disappear Reefs name badge.
Turn that off. Here we go.
All right, million strong General Strike.

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OK, we got a little bit of good news here.
And again, Kit Knightley was calling it allegedly it wasn't.
Allegedly it happened. Million strong general strike
blocks, Italy for Palestine. A million people across Italy
led by grassroots unions took part in a general strike
supporting Palestine and the global Stamoud flotilla, which

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we're going to talk about in a minute because I figured it's a
nice segue into the flotilla. OK, so this is an article again
from People's Dispatch. I think I found it in Popular
resistance or Sheer post. But on September 22nd,
approximately 1,000,000 people across Italy, Crazy Stage A,

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staged a general strike in support of Palestine and the
global Smote flotilla, offering a vision of solidarity sharply
at odds with the one displayed by European leaders at the UN
these days. Ports, train stations and major
junctions were shut down as workers, many of whom members
that were members of the grassroots union Union Cindy

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Cali de Basse OK, the USB brought the country to a halt.
In Rome alone, 300,000. I don't know how they count
these numbers, but 300,000 demonstrators occupied the
city's main railway hub before marching through the streets.
The call came from Genoa's dockworkers.
And here we are. We've blocked everything.

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That's great, OK? First responders will never be
complicit in genocide. And we're protesting a
government that's entrapping us in rearmament.
So it's not just about Palestine, either.
Earlier this month, as the Global Summit Flotilla prepared

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to launch, members of the Dock Workers Collective in Genoa
vowed to halt port operations ifIsrael attacked or blocked the
fleet. Weeks later, following
continuous local mobilizations and public assemblies, they made
good on their promise. Thousands shut down Genoa's port
from the early morning hours, joined by workers in the

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strategic harbors of Trieste, Venice and Livorno.
Rallies erupted in Bologna, Milan, Turin, Naples, across
Sicily and Sardinia and in dozens of other localities where
teachers and parents and students walked out of schools
together chanting for a free Palestine.

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That's incredible, man. I wish that would happen here.
Speaking from the general blockade, Marta Kala of the Left
Party Poteri al Popolo stressed that while the strike
demonstrated concrete solidaritywith Palestinians, a firm
support for their legislative resistance and denounced

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European complicity and genocide.
Embargo and sanctions, These must be our priorities, meaning
that we can't stop here. Authorities responded to the
massive mobilization with violence.
What a surprise. When you hold with withhold your
labor, the state comes after youwith violence.

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Police forces used water cannonsagainst protesters demanding an
end to Italy's arms trade with Italy with Israel.
Agreed and calling for severing all political and economic ties.
Love to see that happen. Despite growing public pressure,
the fascist Georgia Maloney government has refused to act

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against Israel, instead continuing communications with
Israeli officials and arms deliveries throughout the state.
Linked company Leonardo, right? Look at, I mean, the, the videos
and the images are stunning. The fact that they're actually
written in Italian leads me to believe that they're genuine and

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not, you know, like a, a color revolution led by CIA, et
cetera, to try to destabilize the country.
Only days before the strike, Infrastructure and Transport
Minister Matteo Salvini, leader of the far right Liga, appeared
in an interview with Israeli media in which he supported

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Israel's right to build itself aserene future as occupation
forces inflicted even more destruction upon Gaza City.
In its campaign to build a serene future, Israel has killed
at least 65,000 Palestinians in Gaza, including over 1000 health
workers and hundreds of journalists.

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While some government figures signal signaled mild unease
about recent attacks, Falvini set out his allegiance in very
clear terms. Quote defending Israel's right
to exist is complicated right now, but friends are revealed in
the most difficult moments. Yeah, and you're not one of

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them. In some strike locations,
protesters signaled out Salvini statements in their speeches in
Venice, they sent what they termed a special message to a
special enemy, insisting that their loyalty was with
Palestinians under attack and that their energy committed to

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building international solitary OK.
The mass character of Monday's strike likely shook much of
Italy's political class. In recent years, the government
had passed measures to restrict demonstrations and downplay the
organizing capacity of trade unions on the left.

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Yet weeks of continuous protests, culminating
culminating in the general strike undermine these efforts.
So like, even though it's illegal, and even though there's
trying to do everything to stop them, somehow these people in
Italy pulled it off. Workers have returned center

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stage and are calling on citizens, all citizens, to stand
up. They're not doing so for a
contract renewal, but to demand justice for a distant and
tormented people. In this age of selfishness and
individualism, this seems unthinkable.
But no solidarity between peoples and brotherhood Beyond

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borders are not dead and buried values.
On the contrary, they are alive and kicking.
Inject this into my fucking vein, all right?
For Poteri Al Popolo's Giuliano Granato, the strike also
captured broader anger. Quote Palestine has given a name

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to our discontent. I don't like kind of doing that,
actually, but OK, all right. The outrage, protests and anger
over the massacre of the Palestinian people has
intersected with years of oppression, repression and
deteriorating material conditions here.

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For young people in particular, there is the absence of a future
fear and the awareness of livingin societies where only the
horrendously rich and powerful have a say.
Yeah. The momentum built by the strike
is set to continue. Italian dock workers will host
an international sectoral meeting on September 26th and

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27th, bringing together trade unions capable of disrupting
Europe's arms flows to Israel, which they said they would
block. National demonstrations in
solidarity with Palestine are also planned for October 4th, as
eyes remain fixed on the global Samud flotilla If Israel
attempts to stop it. Italian workers have already

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shown that they are ready to block the country, sending a
signal that could inspire othersto organize along the same
lines. I sure hope so, man.
I'll tell you, I'll, I'll say it.
I've been calling for a general strike for, for years.
And I would still love to see it.
All right. And I also wanted to bring this
from Betbeat. And I'm not going to be able to

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read through this whole thing because I still have a bunch
more. But Betbeat wrote that Italy's
rage for Gaza must spread. All right.
That what we witness in Gaza is not merely the extermination of
a people. It's a laboratory experiment in
mass psychological conditioning,a blueprint for how ruling
elites will subjugate populations worldwide when their

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time comes to be discarded. We are all Gaza because at some
point we will all be Gaza, is what he's saying all right?
Ruling class understands what most of us refuse to
acknowledge. Gaza is not an aberration, but a
preview. The same forces that rain death

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on Palestinian children today will turn their weapons on any
population that threatens their power tomorrow.
You saw what Trump is talking about doing.
The silence of governments, the complicity of institutions, the
careful neutrality of those who pride themselves on moral
clarity, all of this serves a purpose beyond Palestine.

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It establishes the parameters ofacceptable suffering.
All right. As the activist and writer Susan
Abdul Hawa explains, quote, the process follows A predictable
pattern, one that has been refined through decades of
implementation. First committed atrocity that

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shocks the conscience. Allow the outrage to build.
Let millions March in the streets.
Let them believe their voices matter.
Then escalate. Do something even more horrific,
something that makes the previous atrocities seem
restrained by comparison. Watches protests fade as people
retreat into private anguish as this sense of powerlessness

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takes hold. We saw this with a rock where
millions flooded the streets in opposition to an illegal war.
The machine ignored them and proceeded anyway.
Then came Libya and Syria and Yemen, each intervention more
brazen than the last, Each met with diminishing resistance.

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By the time Gaza arrived, the conditioning was already
complete. The world had learned its
lesson. Nothing you will do will make
them stop. This isn't by accident, but by
design. Go read the rest of this article
over at BET Beat Media a betbeat.substack.com.

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I love those guys. Go go give them a follow.
Go support them. Go read the rest of this article
over there. I did want to dedicate some time
also to Doctor Hussam Abu Safia because we got an update about
him and it wasn't great. Ryan Rosbiani, I'm sure many of
you know him. Follow him over on Twitter.

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Published this the other day, breaking an update on the doctor
after 276 days in captivity. We've literally been talking
about this man all year and now he's been tortured and
imprisoned. A lawyer from Physicians for
Human Rights Israel finally visited him today after 4 denied
attempts. Dr. Abu Safia has been detained

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for 276 days under inhumane conditions.
He's lost over 25 kilograms due to deliberate deliberate
starvation. He's been subjected to
continuous torture and physical assaults along with other
healthcare workers. He's been denied medical
treatment despite suffering fromscabies and pre-existing heart

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disease and never brought beforea judge and not informed of any
legal reason for his detention since March, he stated.
My only crime is being a doctor.Over 100 doctors and nurses are
being punished treating Gaza's wounded.
The family calls on international organizations,

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human rights groups and the global community to act urgently
to cure the release of Doctor Abu Safia and all detained
healthcare workers. Again, a war crime.
A war crime. This man was treating patients
and he walked out and voluntarily walked into the

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tank. We've got the picture of him
standing in front of that tank and they've tortured him for
nine months plus. So I wrote free this doctor
immediately because Robin R Quresh Qureshi, who's over on
Substack, give her a follow. Publish an article at her

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publication or her newsletter. It's been all year long, plus
several days. He's been tortured, held for way
too long and held, had treatmentwithheld by the most moral army
in the world, right? Who's been murdering all the
other doctors in Gaza since kidnapping and imprisoning Dr.
Abu Safia? This is just so disgusting and

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there are so few speaking out. So thank you for those who are.
And she published an article to her Substack called Bearing
Witness. This is Robin
qureshi.substack.com. Again, all these links will be
in the article over at indymediatoday.com about, you
know, about the live stream, allthe links to everything that I'm

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showing you tonight. But this is a recap of
everything that we just talked about here, with links to
several petitions and online, yeah, online petitions from
Amnesty International to DoctorsWithout Borders.
All right, this recaps his entire story.

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This is a great article to sharewith people that kind of talks
about who he is. All right.
He was born November 21st in Jabalia.
He became director of Kamal Adwan Hospital in February of
2024 after having worked there in other roles.
But they already had killed the director of the hospital.
I believe it was already under the repeated Israeli siege and

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shelling. So again, this just recaps
everything that's happened here with in in bullet point format.
I hate using that that phrase. All right, a lot of data here.
Here are some questions. Why is Israel detaining a
hospital director and other medical personnel without

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charge, trial, or due process? How do they justify torturing
and starving doctors while the genocide in Gaza depends on
their absence from hospitals? Why is the world tolerated
Israel's systematic destruction of Gaza's health system and the
criminalization of medical care?How can governments claim to
uphold international law while arming and funding Israel as it

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imprisons doctors and kills them?
What accountability will be imposed on Israel for the
torture and deaths of medical staff in custody, including
Doctor Al Idiyad Al Rantisi and Dr. Adnan Al Bersh, tortured and
murdered in captivity? Why is the protection of

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Palestinian medical workers being abandoned in full view of
the world? How long will the international
community remain complicit whileIsrael uses prisons, famine and
bombardment as tools of extermination?
Then you have petitions open internationally, you've got
Amnesty International, you've got Action Network, you've got

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Code Pink, you've got Change.org, you've got Med
Global, and all of those are linked here.
And follow our Qureshi over on Substack as well on Notes and
subscribe to Bearing Witness. I got one more thing here about
that, and that is the actual statement from Physicians for

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Human Rights Israel. You know, I've heard a lot of
things and I just wanted to makesure that she had the statement
right. So I grabbed it and I found
their Twitter account. Or actually refound it.
Credit to refund that one. And he shared this thread that
Doctor Abu Safia described the violence perpetrated by prison

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guards during frequent cell searches.
According to him, detainees received very small amounts of
food. Many of them have lost a
significant amount of weight, and they've been held in dirty
clothes for months. Doctor Abu Safia requested to be
examined by a doctor because of scabies and heart problems, but

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his request was ignored. He takes regular medication for
high blood pressure, but he testified that he has not been
examined by an IPS doctor since his arrest.
He's remained in the same clothes since his arrest and did
not receive a new set of clothesuntil the morning of his visit.

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Six months have passed since thepublishing of our report, which
documented the arbitrary detention of more than 100
medical personnel from Gaza. Since the report's publication,
our organization has visited more than 25 of them and
gathered additional testimonies about ongoing physical violence,
repeated cell raids, lack of food and medical treatment, and

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months of detention and dirty clothes.
All detainees are currently being held without charge, some
for more than a year, of course,in violation of due process and
in serious breach of the right to health of Gaza's population.
Most moral army in the world, right?

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We demand the immediate release of all Palestinian healthcare
workers detained unlawfully by Israel.
Their detention serves no justice and directly undermines
the right to health for the Palestinian population.
It is imperative that at the international community act to

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ensure their freedom, dignity, and ability to serve those in
desperate need. OK man fuck Israel.
I mean, just perpetrating the worst, the worst imaginable
genocide and conditions on a civilian population and then

(01:30:24):
it's going to murder them on topof it.
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But I don't know if Reef's actually going to be there for
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so we'll hang out if he doesn't show up.
OK, so I wanted to to go to, to before I do.

(01:31:27):
Let's just. Hi, everybody.
What's up? Yeah.
Russell's rebrand. I donate some pickled eggs,
Indy. No, I I don't want Russell's
pickle. Pickled eggs, please.
I know where they've been. They're full of itty oil and
stuff. All right?
Hell is empty. And the devils are in charge of

(01:31:48):
Western imperialism. Agreed.
Kurt Boss. Good to see you, Sir.
Good to see everybody here. Kieran Pine.
Abby. I saw Abby in the chat.
Cowboy Kitty. I thought Israel was just a
giant Walmart bathroom. And it's it's it, it's just
gross. Please keep your sanity during
this. We need all of you practice self

(01:32:09):
self-care. Yeah, I have to.
I have to participate in that more.
I'm definitely losing my mind. And I don't know how you kind of
balance all of that. I mean, I did want to talk about
the flotilla. We're going to get to that later
on. But in the meantime, I did have
this article from Eva Bartlett that I wanted to bring.

(01:32:33):
That's in gaza.wordpress.com is her blog.
In her publication newsletter, she talks about Ukraine because
that's still part of and what's going on in Ukraine.
Still in the Donbass is close toher heart.
Canada keeps bankrolling Ukraine's war crimes.
And yes, there are still ongoingwar crimes in in Ukraine.

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The new Prime Minister, just like the old one.
Meet the new boss. Same as the oldest hand in Kiev.
The cash much needed at home, right?
Mark Carney sending 2 billion incontemplating sending Canadian
troops to Ukraine but neglects the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
As if Palestinian lives matter less.

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This is institutional racism, nothing else, right?
She she wrote this over at RT Republished here.
Following in the shameful footsteps of both Justin Trudeau
and Chrystia Friedland, CanadianPrime Minister Mark Carney
continues pledging support and money which Canadians
desperately need to Ukraine the Nazis over there to prolong the

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proxy war against Russia. Carney chose Ukrainian Ukrainian
Independence Day, the voice, theCanadian government's continued
pledge to support Ukraine. What do they get out of that
exactly as he landed in Kiev on August 24th, Carney posted on

(01:34:04):
Twitter. Quote, on this Ukrainian
Independence Day and at this critical moment in their
nation's history, Canada is stepping up our support and our
efforts towards a just and lasting peace for Ukraine.
Now, just remember that Mark Carney is a Brit.
He's not even Canadian. I don't believe he's installed

(01:34:25):
as a Prime Minister there. He's unelected.
Later in the day, he posted, quote, after three years at war,
Ukrainians urgently need more military equipment because they
burned through all of it. Canada's answering that call,
providing $2 billion for drones,armored vehicles and other
critical resources. This latest pledge brings

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Canada's expenditure on Ukraine since February of 2022 to nearly
$22 billion. Again, what have they gotten out
of that 22 billion? What does Canada gain from that?
Further, he pledged to potentially send Canadian or
allied soldiers, stating that wouldn't exclude the presence of

(01:35:10):
troops. As long as it's your children,
I'm fine with that, but I guarantee you he ain't sending
his kids. Pause for a moment to examine
the utter lack of logic behind these statements or peace for
Ukraine. Canada will support further war

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to ensure more Ukrainian men areripped off the streets and
forced to the front lines, wherethey will inevitably die in a
battle they didn't sign up for. Like his European counterparts
and bosses, Carney's insistence on prolonging the war is in
contrast to Russia's position offinding a resolution.

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She recently spoke with Ambassador Chaz Freeman and an
American career diplomat for 30 years, Speaking of how the Trump
admin quote, began in office by perpetuating the blindness and
deafness of the Biden admin to what the Russian side in this
conflict is said. From the very beginning.
He outlined the terms that Russia made clear in December of

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2021 and from which it has not basically wavered at all.
This includes neutrality and no NATO membership for Ukraine,
protections for the Russian speaking minorities in the
former territories of Ukraine, and some broader discussion of
European security architecture that reassures Russia that it

(01:36:39):
will not be attacked by the Westand the West that it will not be
attacked by Russia because Russia's never had any intent to
attack the West. That's been a manufactured
narrative in order to justify everything that they're doing in
Ukraine. It's worth keeping in mind that
Canada has been one of the main belligerents in Ukraine funding

(01:37:03):
and training Ukrainian troops for many years.
Before the 2022 start of Russia's military operation,
Canada's training of Ukrainian troops included members of the
note, notorious neo Nazi terrorists of the Azov Regiment.
Former Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Friedland proudly waved

(01:37:24):
a band right flag in 2022. She was also proud of her dear
grandfather, who was a chief Nazi propagandist.
Yeah, that really happened. No longer Deputy Prime Minister
of Canada, but she was still minister of transport and
minister of internal trade since2025.

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All right. In 2023, the Trudeau
administration brought to speak Yaroslav Hunka.
I laughed at him about that on Nobody wants to Work Anymore and
he apologized. We're sorry for all Canadians.
So you're good. He apologized.
You guys, you're forgiven, I guess, over that, but you still
did it, and I'll still give you shit over it, all right?

(01:38:10):
Who had been a voluntary member in the first Galician division
of the Waffen s s, known for their mass letter of civilians.
And he got a standing ovation atParliament.
Carney, in light of this, is merely keeping with the
tradition of Ottawa's support ofextremism, including Nazism, in
Ukraine and in Canada. This support is not at all about

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protecting Ukrainian civilians. Canada's continued support to
Ukraine makes it complicit in the atrocities Ukraine commits.
Eva herself has documented just some of the Ukrainian war crimes
in the Donbass in 2019 and heavily throughout 2022.
And again, Eva is also an Indie Media Award honoree, First Class

(01:38:58):
2022. These include deliberately
shelling civilian areas, including with heavy duty NATO
weapons, making NATO also complicit in war crimes,
slaughtering civilians in their homes, in markets, in the
streets, in buses, peppering Donbass civilian areas with
internationally prohibited pedalmines.

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OK. And they claim that that that
it's Russian doing that, even though the stampings have shown
that they're Ukrainian, and thendeliberately targeting medics
and other emergency service rescuers.
Sound familiar? Sounds a lot like what Israel's
doing with US and UK support. OK.

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Ukraine has also heavily shelledBelagrog and Kursk, targeting
civilians, as well as sending drones into Russian cities,
killing civilians, and destroying infrastructure.
Less detailed are Ukraine's crimes against civilians in
areas under Ukrainian control. These crimes, including rape,

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torture, and point blank assassination, come to light
with the testimonies of terrorized civilians and regions
liberated by Russia. All right.
And we've seen the the videos ofpeople duct taped bottomless to
telephone poles. And then whipped in the ass by

(01:40:27):
people, by civilians, by Nazis. I remember seeing that vividly
in early 2022. The social media fervor of the
Ukrainian hashtags and flags hasdied down considerably since
2022. Now you see more and more
Canadians demanding their government stop fueling war and

(01:40:48):
start spending money to take care of Canadians.
You know a Ukrainian flag in their bio was the universally
accepted symbol for You're aboutto read a ridiculously morotic
tweet. Cardi's campaign pledges
including easing the cost of living in Canada, yet he's taken
no concrete actions to do so. It's all lip service in the many

(01:41:11):
understandably angry replies to Carney's latest tweets about
supporting Ukraine. Canadians are demanding
accountability. All right, scroll through
replies to his Kiev stunt. You'll find Canadians opposed to
the wasting of still more money needed in their home country.
The most glaring hypocrisy is that while Kearney raise his

(01:41:34):
hands over Ukraine, he utterly ignores the ongoing Israeli
starvation and genocide of the Palestinians in Gaza and the
West Bank, supported by the Canadian government.
Again, support Eva in gaza.subsetimsorryingaza.wordpress.com
is.wordpress.com not.org we selfhost there.

(01:41:58):
She doesn't. She lets them host it for her.
Eventually she may move to sub stack or something else.
She does have one evakarinebartlett.substack.com I
believe. But again, if you go to her
indie media awards page, I have a link to all her stuff there.
So go support her over there. Love you Eva.

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(01:43:01):
smashing into other boats, but there is no, no reefs so far.
So we're still not, not going todo that yet.
I still got more though. Don't worry.
Don't you know we're we're stillbaking.
The next one I've got is from a friend of the show, Arturo
Dominguez over at Decolonized Journalism.

(01:43:23):
I'm a paid subscriber to this publication.
I'm a fan of of Arturo's. He's been sharing out the show.
Really appreciate him doing that.
We help each other and independent media has got to
support each other. And this is my heading about
that. We are all Antifa.
The White House is going full bore targeting the mythical
Antifa. Many previously arrested while

(01:43:46):
protesting ICE raids are alreadybeing labeled now as members of
the non existent organization Antifa because Antifa doesn't
exist as an organization. In a recent report at The New
Republic, which is a shit lid publication of record, Greg
Sargent asked Steve Bannon if hethought Trump would use the

(01:44:08):
Dallas shooting at an ICE facility as a pretext to target
people speaking out against the federal agency.
Bannon responded with absolutely.
Minutes after reading Sergeant'sreport, Bannon would be proven
right as the DHS issued a press release titled DHS is Fighting

(01:44:29):
Back America Against Antifa Violence.
This article highlights the dangers that people like me face
when exposing propaganda and investigating federal agencies
such as ICE and people in the administration.
Arturo could use your support now more than ever and there's a
link there to get 30% off forever.

(01:44:52):
The press release starts not just targeting the mythical
group, but Antifa aligned left wing violent extremists,
broadening the scope of their targeting to anyone who isn't
silent about the atrocities being live streamed online.
Meaning us, me. The language is so broad that

(01:45:15):
everyone, including conservatives who speak out
against the genocide in Gaza canbe labeled as Antifa aligned in
the future. That's their plan.
Even speaking up against anything white nationalist
Republican leaders say or do canbe labeled as such at any given
time. Welcome to 1984.

(01:45:37):
Antifa aligned domestic terrorists have nowhere to hide.
DHS is upholding the rule of law, reads the first sentence in
the press release. The Department of Homeland
Security has arrested dozens of Antifa aligned left wing violent
extremists who've attacked law enforcement, murdered innocent

(01:45:58):
civilians. It launched a wave of violent
riots throughout the United States.
Really, who are they? It took little time for the
administration to label the massshooting at the Dallas ICE
facility as an Antifa aligned attack, as noted by various
statements from the White House and echoed by DHS spokesperson

(01:46:21):
Tricia McLaughlin, formerly of Fox News, for the in the latest
press release. Despite all evidence pointing to
the shooter being a misanthropicnihilist, the White House is
moving quickly before truth becomes a more well known fact
in the news media and online. McLaughlin took it a step

(01:46:42):
further in her statement by attempting to associate migrants
with Antifa. Antifa and other left wing
extremists. OK, I can't even read their
statement. It's nonsense, all right?
She says. If you lay a hand on our federal
enforcement, law enforcement officers, you'll be arrested and
prosecuted to the fullest extentof the law and then used for

(01:47:05):
slave labor. But Antifa and their friends
haven't stopped us. Of course not.
You guys have the full backing of the state and you're armed to
the teeth with military equipment.
They're not even slowing us downdespite the 1000% increase in
assaults against then. Why would that be?

(01:47:29):
Our brave men and women in federal law enforcement are
still on the ground. I wish they were on the ground,
but they're standing still, fighting every single day to
uphold the rule of law. Well they're not and that's not
their fucking job. And keep Americans safe from
violent extremists and criminal alien aliens.

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Like that's not DH s s job. It should be noted that many of
the cases of alleged assault proved to be incidental contact
in crowded environments, leadingto many of those charges being
dropped. But why waste a good propaganda?

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The statement continued to try to associate the Dallas attack
with leftist violence, continuing the propaganda from
the White House equating benign language with violence and
ignoring the violent language that's become so prominent in
right wing circles. What statements like this
signify is how far the admin is willing to go to manipulate

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narratives and create culture wars to distract from its
failures. And it's Christian white
nationalist takeover of the government led by Pete Hegseth
and the Department of War. All right.
The press release highlights a handful of previous arrests
related to attacks on ICE facilities this year and equates

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them with Antifa. However, at the time of their
arrests, none were labeled as such and were instead equated
with MS13 and Brenda Aragua gangmembers.
Right. The people who opened fire at an
ICE facility were not labeled asantifa at the time, and neither
was the man who claimed to have a bomb while trying to enter an

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ICE facility, nor was the man who allegedly tried to run over
an agent with his car. But they were all accused of
being antifa. DHS even went so far as to list
lawmakers exercising their oversight authority at Delaney
Hall in Newark as antifa aligneddomestic extremism.

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We covered that Raz, what's his name, the mayor of Newark tried
to get in, but also the elected Congress people that had
authority to visit and and to inspect the facility at random,
right? The press release continues to
claim that ICE agents were assaulted by the lawmakers, a
claim not corroborated by video evidence seen across social

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media that we played here. The press release then goes on
to label arrests during the isolated protests in LA as riots
and the alleged assaults on federal assault on agents, most
of which didn't hold up in courtas Antifa related.
These big fucking snowflake snowflake cry babies.

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They're taking every minor thingthat's happened since Trump's
Gestapo like tactics have been implemented and labeling them
just as they did to justify disappearing migrants in the
early days of their implementation, equating them
with gangs and cartels. And in doing so they're shifting
the conversation away from targeting Latinos with violent

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actions. Right.
None of the cases cited by DHS has previously been linked to
any gang activity or has been shown to have any links to any
groups. Now, since Trump signed the
executive order targeting Antifa, we've watched the White
House switch up the false accusations from labeling

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protesters as protecting gang members, which is bullshit, to
making their dissent appear as an Antifa related straw man.
This targeting is no different than labeling people who speak
up against the genocide of Palestinians as Hamas supporters
to drown out concerns about the slaughter of innocents.

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Trump's executive order is also quite broad and employs the
decades old strategy of accusingprotesters and so-called, quote
UN quote, leftist groups of doing precisely what hate groups
do. It's projection.
The difference here is that we have more than a century of
evidence showing far right neo Nazi groups and the Ku Klux Klan

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employing this strategy and no evidence of the mythical Antifa
doing so. Again, the the executive order
says, quote, this is insane rhetoric.
This is right, by the way, out of Project 2025 language, Antifa
recruits, trains, and radicalizes young Americans.

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Really. Where are they recruiting them,
and how, and to what organization?
Where are they organizing to engage in this violence and
suppression of political activity?
Then employs elaborate means andmechanisms to shield the
identities of its operatives. Balaclavas.
Yes, elaborate means conceal itsfunding sources because they

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don't have any and operations inan effort to frustrate law
enforcement and recruit additional members.
Who is recruiting on behalf of Antifa?
How do you get the job of Antifarecruiter Is is that something I
can apply for somewhere? Individuals associated with and
acting on behalf of Antifa further coordinate with other

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individuals and entities for thepurpose of spreading, fomenting,
and advancing political violenceand suppressing lawful political
speech. No, you're suppressing lawful
political speech. Literally protesting
nonviolently is lawful politicalspeech. 1984 shit.

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This organized effort designed to achieve policy objectives by
coercion and intimidation is domestic terrorism.
Well, at least you admit what you're doing.
Yes, but I think you're projecting again and accusing
somebody else of that which which you are guilty.
Guilty. While conservatives and the far

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right and the Democrats celebrate this likely illegal
order. No mechanism.
No legal mechanism for Trump to designate any domestic group as
a terrorist organization. It's broad warning can and
likely will be weaponized against them.
Any questions about how it will be, inevitably how it will

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inevitably impact the political right, should be directed at the
presidential memo issued on Thursday, which highlights the
extent of Trump's attack on freespeech and the right to protest,
equating them with terrorism. Protesting is now terrorism.
The White House's justification,unsurprisingly, only highlights

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attacks on Trump, Big Head Chuckthe Rapist in the Supreme Court,
Brett Kavanaugh and the Dallas IO allegedly sorry, and the
Dallas ICE facility, which againwas a libertarian misanthrope, a
lone wolf, which was likely MK ultred, allegedly.
As is noted in the memo, it doesn't mention any of the

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attacks on others who don't fit their narrative.
It also glosses over the attackers motivations because
they don't align and portrays each one as a leftist attack
while ignoring the prevalence offar right attackers.
And the school shooting shootingthat occurred the same day as
Kirk's murder by an avowed neo Nazi.

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Yeah, that happened. That happened in Colorado.
In addition to broad categorizations and highlighting
things that never happened, suchas riots that left many people
dead, the White House is authorizing federal agents to
investigate individuals engaged in political violence.
Quote, UN quote. If you've been paying attention,

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the administration has been labeling benign speech that
challenges its actions as hateful rhetoric.
According to DHS, anything criticizing federal agents, the
Trump administration or his supporters is quote UN quote
hateful rhetoric. Like I said, we're all Antifa.
DHS highlighted no hate speech in its press release last week.

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You know, I didn't get my paycheck from Antifa
headquarters this week. Who do I call?
Is there somebody at an Antifa HQ?
Is there somebody in Antifa HR for me to call?
The targeting of speech, whetheryou agree with that person's
views or not, should concern everyone in the United States.

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What the Trump admin is attempting to do is an
escalation that, on the attack of freedom of expression, not
seen in decades, if not longer. Yes and no.
I think the Biden administrationwas doing just the same, if not
worse in a lot of cases. I agree to disagree with him on
that one. Again, while both political

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sides can be blamed for these attacks, which we can, this is
the slippery slope we warned about, and it behooves everyone
to speak up and fight back. They can't silence us all.
Yes, Kurt, Big Brother is calling all right again.
Decolonize journalism. Arturo Dominguez at extreme.

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Arturo on Twitter. He'll probably be arrested just
for his handle saying extreme. OK.
And like Jesse Jet's album, everybody who disagrees with you
is an extremist. Remember that He wrote that
based upon Karen Jean Pierre. So this is nothing new.
This isn't a continuation and anescalation.

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And it's gross. And I, I again, continuing to
stand up against it is all we can do.
I'm worried that they're going to start arresting us all and
we're all going to need legal representation.
I hope we know some good lawyers.
I don't know if there are very many lawyers out here on the
left because, you know, people with money tend to not like what

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we do. But, you know, we're going to
need some help because there's alot of illegality happening
here. There's a lot of injustice
happening here and there's a lotof people that are left kind of
exposed and suffering, and it's going to get a whole lot worse.

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I still feel like we're in the beginning of this whole thing.
All right, Remember, this is year one of the Trump
administration. This time, we still got three
more years of this shit. It's frightening.
And again, as Monarch correctly points out, Trump is distracting

(01:58:32):
again from anyone talking about the Epstein files.
Yes, I mean, I, I think we know what's in the Epstein files and
who's in the Epstein files. And yes, child trafficking and
criminal financial crimes and transhumanism.

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And we already know all the names.
I mean, we do. Those names have been out for
years. So what what are we looking for
here? And the testimony of the women
who are literally suing the federal government because the
government has now acknowledged that Epstein was definitely a
trafficker and they dragged their feet on punishing him.

(01:59:13):
So I got a lightning rod real quick.
Still no reef. So I don't know what's up with
that. But lightning round, lightning
round, lightning round. Christy Noem, the dog shooter
fast tracked millions in disaster aid to Florida tourist
attraction after a campaign donor intervened.

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You want to talk infuriating. And the corruption state that we
live in, this is an embodiment of that corrupt state.
All right. The DHS chief has been widely
criticized for slowing down FEMA's response after natural
disasters. Texts and emails obtained by Pro
Publica point to an effective way to help get help faster.

(01:59:57):
Have one of their big donor. Her big donors make the ask.
Like they've bottlenecked aid, her disaster relief aid to
thousands, but I can't get phonecalls back, says the Republican
senator from North Carolina. But a donor called.

(02:00:19):
And because Christy Gnome now isrequired to personally sign off
on any expense over 100 grand, she's bottlenecking the entire
process. But one of her donors again got
more than $11 billion of federalmoney to rebuild a historic pier
in Naples, FL, after being contacted by a major financial

(02:00:42):
supporter last month. How convenient.
Pro Publica won a Pulitzer Prizeas an as an independent outlet
for its investigative journalismlast year.
I also wanted to talk about a Truth Out article about our
friend Luigi. And again, I feel like they're

(02:01:04):
setting up for a mistrial to possibly let him go if at any
point they decide that they no longer need him or he's
inconvenient to their narrative or, or, or they've also been
trying to make him out to be kind of a Lecter, effectively.

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So this article lays out how theDOJ appears to have violated his
right to a fair trial because you have the White House press
secretary speaking out against him.
It appears that multiple employees of the Justice
Department may have violated local Criminal Rule 23 one and a

(02:01:51):
judge's order of April 25th specifically identifying the
strictures of this rule. It stipulates that non lawyer
personnel employed by a lawyer'soffice or subject to a lawyer's
supervision in a criminal case has a duty not to release an
opinion that a reasonable personwould expect to be disseminated
by means of public communication, meaning no press

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conferences, all right. This includes any opinion as to
the guilt or innocence of the accused with the statements
referenced in the letter from Luigi's legal team by two
high-ranking staff members of the Department of Justice,
including within the Office of the Attorney General, appear to
be in direct violation of this rule and the court's April 25th

(02:02:38):
order. So they're likely going to have
to let him go in some way. Case, you know, they'll, they'll
lose some of their cases. On September 19th, the deputy
director of the Department of Justice, Office of Public
Affairs reposted a clip of President Donald Trump saying
that Mangione got someone in theback.
As clear as you're looking at me.

(02:03:00):
Except that it wasn't him. He shot him right in the middle
of the back, instantly dead. Prove it was him.
You can't. You have a confession.
You don't, the DOJ staffer wroteat POTUS is absolutely right.
No, he's not. The chief of Staff and Associate
Deputy Deputy Attorney general retweeted the same post.

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Oh. Conveniently, that original post
was later deleted because somebody in the White House
counsel probably told him that he might have just caused Luigi
to have to be set free. Future violations may result in
sanctions, including relief specific to the prosecution of
this matter. Relief meaning relieved of

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having to try it. The letter to the court from
Mangione's lawyers includes numerous examples of Trump
administration officials speaking about Mangione's
alleged guilt in the fatal shooting of United Healthcare
CEO Brian Thompson in New York City last year.
Luigi again has pleaded not guilty to all charges.

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They do not have him on tape. They have a shadow of someone in
the background. There is no clear picture with
his face showing that he did this.
It is go. He's going to win.
They don't have evidence. During a White House press
briefing on September 22nd, the White House press secretary said
Mangione was a left wing assassin who shot United

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Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson right in the back in New York
City. No, allegedly, no, he's accused
of no, they're just straight up saying he did it.
And then you had Stephen Miller,same thing.
Of course the CEO was brutally gunned down by another
self-described, so-called anti fascist.

(02:04:54):
Again, there's that antifa thingagain that was then celebrated
by the other self-described antifascist.
Yes, I oppose fascism. I oppose fascism, I oppose
genocide, and I support Palestine action, and I guess
that makes me a criminal and Antifa.
The White House deputy chief of staff for policy reposted the

(02:05:17):
clip on Twitter. Because he's a fascist.
Mangione's attorneys wrote that the government knows this
statement to be false. The government has indelibly
prejudice Mr. Mangione by baselessly linking him to
unrelated violent events and left wing extremist groups
despite there being no connection or affiliation.

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A recent tragic high profile murder has only increased this
prejudicial rhetoric. All right, talking about Charlie
Kirk, the attempts to connect Luigi with these incidents and
paint him as a left wing violentextremist are false,
prejudicial, and part of a greater political narrative that

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has no place in any criminal case, especially one where the
death penalties at stake. All right, I guess I read that
whole article because it's shortand it's a good one and it's
important to talk about Luigi. Read that man.
He did not do it. Not guilty.
Prove it and let him go. Why is he not out on bail?

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One other thing I wanted to mention is what's going on in
the UK. Keir Starmer came out and talked
about advocating for a digital ID and said that in order to
work in the UK, you're going to have to work, you're going to
have to have a a digital ID. My friend Michael Ginsburg over
at Actionable Truth and actions over on Substack Notes wrote and

(02:06:53):
he he predicted what how this plays out.
Here's what people in the UK need to understand at this
point, that the Starma junta will escalate the rhetoric
around digital ID very aggressively and very quickly
for two objectives. One, they actually want to unite
all Brits against the current government and self destruct any

(02:07:13):
electoral prospects that they may have and to position the
future reform and advance UK coalition government OK with
their sidekick restore Britain as saviors as all of them will
come out very strongly in opposition to the digital Brit
card. I'm guessing people like Nigel

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Farage. I could be wrong but there will
be people that oppose it. This same same technique has
exactly been used in the US withBiden being unelectable and
Harris even more so. Coupled with Trump promising to
kill the woke. Here's what's going to happen
after the reform or advance UK government takes office.

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That's probably going to happen after Starmer is no longer Prime
Minister. They're going to say that
they're going to have to get tough on immigration and
illegals and thus have no choicebut to introduce their own
digital ID. Whether it's called Brit Card or
not is irrelevant. They're going to get Stephen
Yaxley Lennon under his stage name of Tommy Robinson.

(02:08:20):
Remember, he's an actor. The stoke fears of a white
genocide and fracture British society even further around
racial and religious lines. We're a white Christian nation,
white man fete, fight back etcetera etcetera with more
racial riots, pilgrims and otherchaos.
Reminder that Yaxley Lennon is asenior apparatchik for Advanced

(02:08:44):
UK and almost certainly an outright Mossad agent.
For real. Allegedly following number 2
they will introduce a crackdown on civil liberties under the
pretext of restoring order, which will also involve some
form of digital ID for travel orother activities.

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I understand they're already telling people traveling to the
UK soon that they're going to have to record their fingerprint
and retinal scans. Needless to say, the incoming
Reform Advance UK government will be the single most pro
Zionist government the UK has had for the last 100 years at

(02:09:27):
least. Watch out for this.
Just like the Trump administration is the most pro
Zionist US administration, slightly eclipsing the Biden
administration. The way out of the current
predicament for the UK is not through the ballot box and never
ever ever ever will be as long as the current political setup

(02:09:51):
is in place. None of the above.
Same goes for pretty much anywhere else on the planet, but
definitely also the US and everysingle Commonwealth country
without exception. People of the UK finish the
story. It's only 1 poll, but Even so,

(02:10:13):
are we on the cusp of a massive change in our politics?
Sky News can now reveal the latest polling projection from
you Gov and here it is. It puts Reform UK on course to
be the next government and NigelFrance, of course, to be the
next Prime Minister. Reform UK, the largest party in
a hung parliament, almost impossible to stop going into

(02:10:35):
#10 with the results that you'rejust about to see, right?
First, I want to take you back to last July's general election
to see just how much things havechanged in a matter of months.
You barely see any light blue. That's Reform UK's color.
Labour, well, they're really dominant.
Tories still very visible in their dark blue.
Now I'm gonna walk over here so you can see just how it's

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changed. And here it is.
Look at this. So much, like really incredible.
The northeast, the East Midlandsand Wales all you think UK
dominated supporting. Genocide might have hurt them,
Hugh. Hartland third of their seats
actually now would be in London and the Tories, while they're
wiped out in the southwest and not even much dark blue in their

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southeastern heartlands. Neoliberalism is dead, folks.
Is what the House of Commons would look like.
And the party with the most seats.
Nigel Farage's Reform up to 311 seats, that's up 306.
Incredible result for them. But even the Conservatives are
losing 76. Seats that would mean them

(02:11:39):
losing 2/3 of their seats. As for Kemi Beg knocks Tories
down on 45 seats, that's pretty existential by the time they
reach that low level again. Good 2/3 of their seats.
That's like just but. But Farage in Reform is no
better. 6 on 78 and the SNP well.
Then Oh my God, look at all these parties. 28.

(02:12:01):
Not like it matters, they're allpro Israel.
It's a home parliament, so I want you to have a look at the
formal winning line that's here.It's 326 seats and.
So where's the Coalition? Almost there.
They're just 15 seats short of that.
So what would happen now? They deny it at the moment, but
quite frankly the most likely outcome.
Conservatives, you're going to align with them.

(02:12:23):
End up voting with Reform UK to put a Reform UK leader, Nigel
Farage, in Downing St. There are alternatives.
The Tories could abstain, but Reform UK actually would still
then have the most votes to put Nigel Farage in #10 even under
that, it's only if all of the parties, including the Tories

(02:12:43):
apart from Reform UK voted together and also you had the
Northern Ireland parties that aren't in this poll taking them
over the winning line that you'll get somebody other than
Nigel Farage in Downing St. Interesting can.
You really see the Tories doing that on mass?
It's hard to see No right now. Look at who gets whacked under
this poll. Here we've got the Labour faces

(02:13:05):
and look, Yvette Cooper, Wes Streeting, former leader Ed
Miliband, deputy leadership contender Bridget Phillipson,
former leadership contender LisaNandy.
This is music to my ears, but who replaces them is no better.
Projection and lots of prominentTories.
Too my Priti Patel fuck off. They're Priti Patel.
You've got your Andrew James cleverly over.

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Here she was, former home secretary.
Tory party chairman. So many would be gone now.
I want to focus on a couple of things here is Reforms 311
seats, but where have they all come from?
Well, look at this. 231 of them have come from Labour.
That's where the seats are from for Reform UK under this, yeah.

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Everybody fucking hates Keir Starmer.
Tories 5 seats, Reform hold ontoand the Liberal Democrats
supply. To yeah.
Will Farage continue the genocide is the question.
Will he be worse than Starmer? Across the whole of Great
Britain. But let's so you mean on
Scotland. Let's see that now.
And of course these are Westminster seats, but still the
SNP up to 37 seats. You can see that there.

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Labour wants the party of GordonBrown down on 9, just one
Conservative. Now, when you look at this
picture, it doesn't suggest thatLabour wins next year's Scottish
Parliament election. You see?
Let's look at Wales. Come over here.
Reform UK. Is interesting.
You know, I don't really all. The light blue, they're on 23.

(02:14:32):
Pay attention to yeah, this is corporate media. 3.
Keep in keep in mind. Parliament, but it looks as if
Labour could be on course to lose next Mays Senate election
for the first time as well. If this poll reflects the next
election, this suggests we are heading for a very different
type of politics that we're usedto.
The established parties will nowtry and stop all of this from

(02:14:56):
coming true. Austerity measures are are are
going to continue. Massive ramp up of military
would be my guess. Continuing to fund Ukraine.
Like damn, OK well fuck the UK. All right before I do the

(02:15:17):
GoFundMe real quick. Still no word out of reef.
So I'm guessing we're not going to be able to do boats tonight.
That's sucks. That's disappointing.
We'll have to maybe do that tomorrow night.
Do boats uncensored on Monday night.
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article. Reef was actually talking about
writing an article. He's been doing research on a
person that he thinks is CIA affiliated, potentially Intel
connected that may be involved in some untoward behavior, but

(02:16:45):
it's all smoke and no smoking gun yet.
So it's laying out all of this evidence and saying, well, what
do you think? What do you think this all is?
Thank you. Kurt Mann, love you too.
Appreciate you appreciate everybody for hanging out.
God save the queen. No, don't save the queen or the

(02:17:05):
king. Fuck the king.
Fuck the crown. Thank you, Vicky.
I appreciate all the support from everybody.
Vicky's on our on our wall of fame, all right.
There's a lot of people in chat on our wall of fame.
All right. Pav is paying a kid to do it for
him. I don't know what to to roll to
roll. I don't I don't.
I think Pav rolls his own joints.

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I don't know what that's all about.
Pav's over on on Rumble and he hangs out over at AM Wake up on
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You can hang out with the group there.
They do a lot of live Telegram calls, which are basically like

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Great, great crowd. People really over there at
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So real quick before I get out of here, fuck cancer.
Our friend Shanda, we know her, we love her.
Co host and creator of beauty and the Boomer after dark

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trailer park pundit. She is going through her second
round of cancer. She's raised over $4800.
She's got a $10,000 gold. Thank you to everyone who has
already helped and stepped up. She's been diagnosed with small
cell lung cancer. It recently came back.
She's a mother of three, grandmother of three.

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All right, she posted was it 10 days ago that she finished ten
rounds of radiation on the legs and ribs.
She thinks it helped. She got her certificate.
She's been laying, you know, andand and tired and in a lot of
pain. You know, she's she's losing her

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hair again. She'll go for three days every
21 until December 11th. I know that she's planning on
doing another beauty in the boomer soon.
I know they're planning on a Halloween show, for example.
That's what she says here. Oz and I plan on a big Halloween
show. So she's got goals.
All right, thanks for all the donations.
It's a huge help to know that she's got that she can start

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another round. He literally posted on Facebook
today that how you know how overwhelmed she is at all the
love and support that she's gotten.
Thank you to everyone for for standing with with our friend
Shanda and our sister. Likewise, our friend Anthony
Malecki in chat. His sister-in-law Natalia was

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stopped by cops over a registration and, and what they
thought was overdue or you know,expired, but it wasn't.
They still arrested her on a violation and have her held in
an ICE facility and have had herheld for months.
And he posted an update this week that at her latest

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immigration hearing she broke down and started crying, begging
to receive bail for the nonviolent misdemeanor that
she's been accused of but not convicted of, with no criminal
history and she was here legally.
The judge got upset at her crying and denied it.
What an asshole. She's been held for almost 3

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months by ICE and is not a flight risk or danger to anyone.
They wanted to port her. Her mental and physical health
is deteriorating every day. Please share and donate if you
can. And this is her GoFundMe.
Natalia's OK working mother taken by ice.
Please help. It's it's just awful.

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And again, hers is not a unique story, sadly.
Mikhail. Thank you.
Neilio no nostrum in the chat. Charlie Mack four days ago, you
know, there haven't been very many unfortunate donations to
this GoFundMe recently. So anything anyone can do
really. The bills are still piling up

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Ocho for the baseball show, right, the playoff preview

(02:21:47):
antiwar.com, Like I said, there's rumble videos from T Lav
and AM wake up and who's these guys?
The Duran there? There's stuff from them here,
your post and left voice over 100 outlets and video creators.
I believe I've even got nowherethy in here, So whenever

(02:22:08):
I I may have to add the YouTube stuff, I don't have YouTube
flowing in here yet, So maybe not all right, but I'm I'm
working on making this better and including more content
regularly. Greg Reese at the Reese report.
Shout out to harps and and mob rules and harps and Tom harps is

(02:22:29):
our is our resident cunt friend.We almost made it 2 episodes in
a row without saying cunt, but we just did all right, honest
broker Ted. All right, So that's some of the
people that you can see over at indianewsnow.com.
Again, indianewsnow.com totally free and free curated by me, but

(02:22:49):
still, it's just a fire hose of content from all the different
publications that I support and and think are worthy of being
read. Also, again, there's the keep
the News Free section where you can support with a one time
Stripe payout either by credit card, Google Pay, Apple Pay,

(02:23:11):
etcetera, Cash app, or you can go to our merch store.
And our merch store has a bunch of killer items like INN
T-shirts, beanies, the indie with the with the red tie.
Again, I got to get the green tie Indy.
I know a lot of people like the green tie, so I got to get a
green tie T-shirt going. But yeah, pick up a T-shirt,

(02:23:32):
rock the INN and tell people about INN that way.
So, man, this is this is a firstthat I've had to fly solo all
night without Reef like this that I can remember in a while.
So thanks for sticking with me and for bearing with me ranting
solo tonight. And no and and very few sound

(02:23:56):
bits. I know that a lot of people like
Reef and his sound bits over there.
Who are these people? Yeah, I, I don't know, but the
best people are hanging out here.
So if you're able to before we head out, support independent
media, support these people. These people already did Cash
App, Dollar sign Indy News Network, co-fee.com/indy News

(02:24:16):
Network, you got PayPal dot me slash Indy News Network and do
that as friends and family so wedon't get hit with a fee again
at indynews.now.com, which I just showed you.
And then you can subscribe monthly or annually over at
substack@innnewsletter.com or atindymediatoday.com.
So man, I'm, I'm, I'm a little disappointed that I miss my

(02:24:41):
buddy like, but this, this was fun.
I, I enjoy doing the show every Sunday night.
I love you. I love you all.
And I appreciate you all for coming up, coming putting up
with me. And yeah, that was a long
ranting, depressing fuck Israel segment.
I apologize, Lord, I apologize, but this is, this is what's

(02:25:02):
happening in the world. And we can't ignore it.
There are too many outlets that just want to bury their head in
the sand or only tell one part of the story.
And we're not going to do that. I'm going to try to go to as
many places as I can, bring as many trusted independent
journalists, outlets and opinions and perspective as as

(02:25:23):
we can. And we're going to keep doing
this. So, all right, I don't.
I don't have any of his goodbye,although I do have this.
No, we just fucking lost the stream night.
Everyone love you. I think I liked it better being

(02:25:53):
blind when I couldn't read Between the lions and when I
couldn't see the cracks in the structure that lay bare before
me the whole time. I think I liked it better back
when I suspended disbelief and swallow in pride.
I thought I knew the difference in the red from the blue, But

(02:26:15):
they both bleed are so dry. They both bleed are so dry.
My favorite songs don't hit the same way.
I get to the end of a 4 minute track and I'm only looking back
thinking what did they actually say?
I guess this isn't such an awfulplace.

(02:26:38):
It's now what you want me to say.
Hey, you prove it's possible to sleep for days and they still
think you're right here away. The cost of living isn't much to
me.

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