October 19, 2023 • 8 mins
Doc's Thought of the Day is up. Today we read an eye witness account of the Hamas attack on a Music Festival.
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(00:05):
All right, let's move on andget a story of I actually hear what
happens to people that were actually there, for people that were actually the I'm
not the idea, not Hamas,not Biden, not any fucking Western politician,
the people that were actually on ground. So here we go. Uh
(00:29):
time I was saved by a miracle. A survivor recounts the horror of the
Hamas attack on Israel Soupainnova Festival.Now, I just got to say,
if you're attacking a rave full ofprobably a bunch of drunk ass, drugged
out people, you're not really afucking freedom fighter of any sweat, You're
a fucking bitch because yeah, yeah, just you're gonna have to low hanging
(00:59):
fruit arable. Ashken's Eyes attended theSupernova festival on Friday night, a desert
brave that coincided with the start ofthe week long Jewish holiday of Sukat i
wish we had week long holidays,which celebrates the fall for harvest and commemorates
the Old Testament story of the Jewishpeople wandering the desert for forty years after
escaping slavery in Egypt. The festivalfeatured Brazilian side trance music and focused on
(01:25):
free love, spirit and enter environmentalpreservations. They attacked a bunch of leftists
and the Laptists, the ones thatare supporting them. That's just funny.
It's just fucking funny. But inthe early hours of Saturday morning, Hamas
militants paraglided into the outdoor festival andbegan shooting indiscriminately at partygoers. At the
(01:45):
same time, Hamas also launched thousandsof rockets from Gaza into Israel and sent
fighters to other border towns in thesouth of the country. Mas says that
they have taken over one hundred Israelihostage. Just so far, over seven
hundred Israelis were killed and the deathtoll sword over wrote twelve the one hundred
on both sides on as of thatMonday, which is this is these older
(02:06):
stories, mind you, so thatthis number is probably much higher now.
The Supernova festival had one of thehighest concentration of casualties. More than two
hundred and sixty bodies that have beenfound from the festival so far blows Arabel's
account of the events that folded atthe festival. You know, we go,
so here have her actual words becauseit's important to actually hear people on
(02:30):
the ground scene, like what whatdid you see you were there? What
did you specifically witness? Not whatam I being told by people discovering the
after the fact. What did yousee? We arrived at the party night
and at around six in the morningon Saturday, they stopped the music as
irons started to sound. We heardthe sound of rockets over our heads and
(02:52):
huge numbers. During this time,we weren't that stressed. We just stayed
put at the party and lie downon the floor. Slowly, slowly,
we started to see many people leaveand had toward their car, despite the
fact that we were supposed to stay. During this time, I started looking
from my friend Eden, even thoughwe didn't arrive at the party together.
She is my best friend, soI immediately started to look for her.
Me and my friend found her andwe left started heading towards the direction of
(03:15):
the car and around seven am.At this point, we were getting more
stressed, but we still didn't totallyunderstand exactly what was happening. There also
wasn't any report on it in thenews or the internet. We started to
leave the party and get into vehicles, but because everyone was leaving at the
same time. There were three thousandpeople at the party. There was a
crazy amount of traffic in the street. We ended up making a left turn
(03:35):
and we immediately saw all these carswith shattered windows from the gunshots. We
heard a lot of people screaming thatthey needed an ambulance. We didn't know
what to do, so we stayedin our vehicles. By the time,
I had lost contact with my friendEden because she was in a different car
and head there when the gunshots started. Then we heard somebody screaming get out
of the cars, so we leftthe cars and just started running. There
(03:58):
was an area with an empty fieldsince it was as a nature party.
It was very beer with no treesor anything, and we started to run
towards it. At that time,we also started to hear gunshots from every
direction of voices shouted al akhbar.While we were running in an open field,
we could see in the distance someof the Hamas people. They were
wearing all black with black masks andhad these huge guns. We attacked a
(04:20):
music festival of civilians. That's notfree to find us. That's terrorism.
For some time we hid in thesebushes before we started to run further east.
But as we started running east,we saw other people from the party
running toward us, and they toldus run to the other side because they
had terrorists on the side. Theyhad just circled all around us from every
direction. We kept running when Isuddenly saw I saw a person, an
(04:42):
angel. He had a big whitevan. He picked up a bunch of
people in the van. Me andmy friend climbed under the van. It
was a miracle that, even thoughhe was driving in an open field and
there were gunshots over the place,we were able to get to the police
station in the city of Netevar ataround ten thirty am. We stayed there
until the evening until things came down, if you can even say calm down,
because it didn't really calm down inour area. They captured some of
(05:03):
the perpetrators. The war is afucking fakeal bitch man. Nobody wins one.
Nobody neither side wins. I heardthat my friend Eden, who had
hidden in the car during the gunshots, was on the phone the entire time
with their mother for four hours straight. At some point she made it to
the bushes as well. But thensuddenly, four hours into the phone call,
(05:25):
they heard her say on the phonethey caught me. You can hear
a moment and the recording the voicesof the Hamas people, and then the
phone disconnects. We have been lookingfor her but had not heard from her
since. The hardest part is tosee all the bodies of young kids,
our age with blood laid out onthe floor where we were in an environment
of pure chaos. I was savedby a miracle and was left in peace,
(05:46):
but many of my friends, includingmy best friend Eden, are still
there, and I just want everyoneto return safely and in peace. I
just want this horrible story to endbecause it doesn't feel real. It's not
normal. It's in any country,any place. Nobody should have to go
through something like this, make anysense. We ran like crazy people in
the middle of an open field whilethey were shooting at us. There was
no place to run, no placeto hide. I'm grateful to be alive,
(06:06):
but I want Eden back. Ican understand why you want your friend
back, and I certainly don't thinkyou should have gone through that. I
do believe nobody should have gone throughthat. But it is easy to understand.
Your government's been killing fucking civilians andPalestine for years, just as Palestine's
been killing civilians in Israel for years, and you guys just keep reading hate
(06:26):
for each other and the war continuesfor like probably a pucket century. Now,
Um, you need to cease fire. You need to give in to
some of the Palestinian demands. Idon't know what the case may be,
but Palestinian and getting no goddamn landback, and you ain't getting any more
land from them. So I'm sickof fucking human beings killing each other and
(06:49):
me footing the bill. So howabout you unfucked this because this shouldn't be
going on. This is Bucket twentytwenty four. We should be working together
and focusing on getting into space sowe can get the up off this rock.
I'm just about to say thank youfor checking out this clip of my
Thought of the Day podcast. Youcan catch this podcast every Tuesday through Friday,
(07:14):
and that's on point dot info byfive pm Eastern Standard time. Because
that's how winning is done. Newclips go out daily and we can't we
can't do this without you, sowe appreciate your support. With that being
said, consider joining for five dollarsa month and you get access to early
access to the uncensured version of thisearly access to our weekly that's on point
(07:39):
podcasts, and access to exclusive contentonly for members that we all the money
that we receive is going to gofinal back into this to hire more journalists
and do more things for you guys, because that's how winning is done.
It really is. We've got amerg store and stuff you can help there,
and if you can't help, bea money you can always just like
leave a comment, share this outthere because that helps us more than more
(08:03):
than you can immensely know. That'sthe best way to help. Just like
leave a comment and share. Andif you're listening to us, leave a
review, leave a good review,help us boost us in the podcast ratings
and get us up there, becausethat's how winning is done. We'll see
you in the next one. Pleasepeace.
All right, let's move on andget a story of I actually hear what
happens to people that were actually there, for people that were actually the I'm
not the idea, not Hamas,not Biden, not any fucking Western politician,
the people that were actually on ground. So here we go. Uh
(00:29):
time I was saved by a miracle. A survivor recounts the horror of the
Hamas attack on Israel Soupainnova Festival.Now, I just got to say,
if you're attacking a rave full ofprobably a bunch of drunk ass, drugged
out people, you're not really afucking freedom fighter of any sweat, You're
a fucking bitch because yeah, yeah, just you're gonna have to low hanging
(00:59):
fruit arable. Ashken's Eyes attended theSupernova festival on Friday night, a desert
brave that coincided with the start ofthe week long Jewish holiday of Sukat i
wish we had week long holidays,which celebrates the fall for harvest and commemorates
the Old Testament story of the Jewishpeople wandering the desert for forty years after
escaping slavery in Egypt. The festivalfeatured Brazilian side trance music and focused on
(01:25):
free love, spirit and enter environmentalpreservations. They attacked a bunch of leftists
and the Laptists, the ones thatare supporting them. That's just funny.
It's just fucking funny. But inthe early hours of Saturday morning, Hamas
militants paraglided into the outdoor festival andbegan shooting indiscriminately at partygoers. At the
(01:45):
same time, Hamas also launched thousandsof rockets from Gaza into Israel and sent
fighters to other border towns in thesouth of the country. Mas says that
they have taken over one hundred Israelihostage. Just so far, over seven
hundred Israelis were killed and the deathtoll sword over wrote twelve the one hundred
on both sides on as of thatMonday, which is this is these older
(02:06):
stories, mind you, so thatthis number is probably much higher now.
The Supernova festival had one of thehighest concentration of casualties. More than two
hundred and sixty bodies that have beenfound from the festival so far blows Arabel's
account of the events that folded atthe festival. You know, we go,
so here have her actual words becauseit's important to actually hear people on
(02:30):
the ground scene, like what whatdid you see you were there? What
did you specifically witness? Not whatam I being told by people discovering the
after the fact. What did yousee? We arrived at the party night
and at around six in the morningon Saturday, they stopped the music as
irons started to sound. We heardthe sound of rockets over our heads and
(02:52):
huge numbers. During this time,we weren't that stressed. We just stayed
put at the party and lie downon the floor. Slowly, slowly,
we started to see many people leaveand had toward their car, despite the
fact that we were supposed to stay. During this time, I started looking
from my friend Eden, even thoughwe didn't arrive at the party together.
She is my best friend, soI immediately started to look for her.
Me and my friend found her andwe left started heading towards the direction of
(03:15):
the car and around seven am.At this point, we were getting more
stressed, but we still didn't totallyunderstand exactly what was happening. There also
wasn't any report on it in thenews or the internet. We started to
leave the party and get into vehicles, but because everyone was leaving at the
same time. There were three thousandpeople at the party. There was a
crazy amount of traffic in the street. We ended up making a left turn
(03:35):
and we immediately saw all these carswith shattered windows from the gunshots. We
heard a lot of people screaming thatthey needed an ambulance. We didn't know
what to do, so we stayedin our vehicles. By the time,
I had lost contact with my friendEden because she was in a different car
and head there when the gunshots started. Then we heard somebody screaming get out
of the cars, so we leftthe cars and just started running. There
(03:58):
was an area with an empty fieldsince it was as a nature party.
It was very beer with no treesor anything, and we started to run
towards it. At that time,we also started to hear gunshots from every
direction of voices shouted al akhbar.While we were running in an open field,
we could see in the distance someof the Hamas people. They were
wearing all black with black masks andhad these huge guns. We attacked a
(04:20):
music festival of civilians. That's notfree to find us. That's terrorism.
For some time we hid in thesebushes before we started to run further east.
But as we started running east,we saw other people from the party
running toward us, and they toldus run to the other side because they
had terrorists on the side. Theyhad just circled all around us from every
direction. We kept running when Isuddenly saw I saw a person, an
(04:42):
angel. He had a big whitevan. He picked up a bunch of
people in the van. Me andmy friend climbed under the van. It
was a miracle that, even thoughhe was driving in an open field and
there were gunshots over the place,we were able to get to the police
station in the city of Netevar ataround ten thirty am. We stayed there
until the evening until things came down, if you can even say calm down,
because it didn't really calm down inour area. They captured some of
(05:03):
the perpetrators. The war is afucking fakeal bitch man. Nobody wins one.
Nobody neither side wins. I heardthat my friend Eden, who had
hidden in the car during the gunshots, was on the phone the entire time
with their mother for four hours straight. At some point she made it to
the bushes as well. But thensuddenly, four hours into the phone call,
(05:25):
they heard her say on the phonethey caught me. You can hear
a moment and the recording the voicesof the Hamas people, and then the
phone disconnects. We have been lookingfor her but had not heard from her
since. The hardest part is tosee all the bodies of young kids,
our age with blood laid out onthe floor where we were in an environment
of pure chaos. I was savedby a miracle and was left in peace,
(05:46):
but many of my friends, includingmy best friend Eden, are still
there, and I just want everyoneto return safely and in peace. I
just want this horrible story to endbecause it doesn't feel real. It's not
normal. It's in any country,any place. Nobody should have to go
through something like this, make anysense. We ran like crazy people in
the middle of an open field whilethey were shooting at us. There was
no place to run, no placeto hide. I'm grateful to be alive,
(06:06):
but I want Eden back. Ican understand why you want your friend
back, and I certainly don't thinkyou should have gone through that. I
do believe nobody should have gone throughthat. But it is easy to understand.
Your government's been killing fucking civilians andPalestine for years, just as Palestine's
been killing civilians in Israel for years, and you guys just keep reading hate
(06:26):
for each other and the war continuesfor like probably a pucket century. Now,
Um, you need to cease fire. You need to give in to
some of the Palestinian demands. Idon't know what the case may be,
but Palestinian and getting no goddamn landback, and you ain't getting any more
land from them. So I'm sickof fucking human beings killing each other and
(06:49):
me footing the bill. So howabout you unfucked this because this shouldn't be
going on. This is Bucket twentytwenty four. We should be working together
and focusing on getting into space sowe can get the up off this rock.
I'm just about to say thank youfor checking out this clip of my
Thought of the Day podcast. Youcan catch this podcast every Tuesday through Friday,
(07:14):
and that's on point dot info byfive pm Eastern Standard time. Because
that's how winning is done. Newclips go out daily and we can't we
can't do this without you, sowe appreciate your support. With that being
said, consider joining for five dollarsa month and you get access to early
access to the uncensured version of thisearly access to our weekly that's on point
(07:39):
podcasts, and access to exclusive contentonly for members that we all the money
that we receive is going to gofinal back into this to hire more journalists
and do more things for you guys, because that's how winning is done.
It really is. We've got amerg store and stuff you can help there,
and if you can't help, bea money you can always just like
leave a comment, share this outthere because that helps us more than more
(08:03):
than you can immensely know. That'sthe best way to help. Just like
leave a comment and share. Andif you're listening to us, leave a
review, leave a good review,help us boost us in the podcast ratings
and get us up there, becausethat's how winning is done. We'll see
you in the next one. Pleasepeace.
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