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 therefor people that were actually them, not
the idea, not Hamas, notBiden, not any fucking Western politician,
the people that were actually on ground. So here we go. H time
(00:30):
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 of probablya bunch of drunk ass, drugged out
people, you're not really a fuckingfreedom fighter of any suet, You're a
fucking bitch because yeah, yeah,just you're gonna after low hanging fruit arable.
(01:00):
Ashken's Eyes attended the Supernova Festival onFriday night, a desert brave that
coincided with the start of the weeklong Jewish holiday of Sukat i wish we
had week long holidays, which celebratesthe fall for harvest and commemorates the Old
Testament story of the Jewish people wanderingthe desert for forty years after escaping slavery
in Egypt. The festival featured Brazilianside trance music and focused on free loved
(01:26):
spirit and enter environmental preservations. Theyattacked a bunch of leftists and the Laptists,
the ones that are fucking supporting them. That's just funny. It's just
fucking funny. But in the earlyhours of Saturday morning, Hamas militants paraglided
into the outdoor festival and began shootingindiscriminately at partygoers. At the same time,
(01:46):
Hamas also launched thousands of rockets fromGaza into Israel and sent fighters to
other border towns in the south ofthe country. Mas says that they have
taken over one hundred Israeli hostage.Just so far, over seven hundred Israelis
were killed and the death toll swordover wrote twelve the one hundred on both
sides on as of that Monday,which is this is these older stories,
(02:06):
mind you, so that this numberis probably much higher now. The Supernova
festival had one of the highest concentrationof casualties. More than two hundred and
sixty bodies that have been found fromthe festival so far blows Arabel's account of
the events that folded at the festival. You know, we go, so
here have her actual words because it'simportant to actually hear people on the ground
(02:30):
scene, like what what did yousee you were there? What did you
specifically witness? Not what am Ibeing told by people discovering the shit after
the fact. What did you see? We arrived at the party night and
at around six in the morning onSaturday, they stopped the music as irons
started to sound. We heard thesound of rockets over our heads and huge
(02:52):
numbers. During this time, weweren't that stressed. We just stayed put
at the party and lie down onthe floor. Slowly, slowly, we
started to see many people leave andhad toward their car, despite the fact
that we were supposed to stay.During this time, I started looking from
my friend Eden, even though wedidn't arrive at the party together. She
is my best friend, so Iimmediately started to look for her. Me
and my friend found her and weleft started heading towards the direction of the
(03:15):
car and around seven am. Atthis point, we were getting more stressed,
but we still didn't totally understand exactlywhat was happening. There also wasn't
any report on it in the newsor the internet. We started to leave
the party and get into vehicles,but because everyone was leaving at the same
time. There were three thousand peopleat the party. There was a crazy
amount of traffic in the street.We ended up making a left turn and
(03:35):
we immediately saw all these cars withshattered windows from the gunshots. We heard
a lot of people screaming that theyneeded an ambulance. We didn't know what
to do, so we stayed inour vehicles. By the time, I
had lost contact with my friend Edenbecause 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 left thecars and just started running. There was
(03:58):
an area with an empty field sinceit was as a nature party. It
was very beer with no trees oranything, and we started to run towards
it. At that time, wealso started to hear gunshots from every direction
of voices shouted al akhbar. Whilewe were running in an open field,
we could see in the distance someof the Hamas people. They were wearing
all black with black masks and hadthese huge guns. We attacked a music
(04:20):
festival of civilians. That's not freeto find us. That's terrorism. For
some time we hid in these bushesbefore we started to run further east.
But as we started running east,we saw other people from the party running
toward us, and they told usrun to the other side because they had
terrorists on the side. They hadjust circled all around us from every direction.
We kept running when I suddenly sawI saw a person, an angel.
(04:43):
He had a big white van.He picked up a bunch of people
in the van. Me and myfriend climbed under the van. It was
a miracle that, even though hewas driving in an open field and there
were gunshots over the place, wewere able to get to the police station
in the city of Netevar at aroundten 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 the
(05:03):
perpetrators. The war is a fuckingfakeled bitch man. In fact, nobody
wins one Nobody neither side wins.I heard that my friend Eden, who
had hidden in the car during thegunshots, was on the phone the entire
time with their mother for four hoursstraight. At some point she made it
to the bushes as well, butthen suddenly, four hours into the phone
(05:24):
call, they heard her say onthe phone they caught me. You can
hear a moment and the recording thevoices of the Hamas people, and then
the phone disconnects. We have beenlooking for her but had not heard from
her since. The hardest part isto see all the bodies of young kids,
our age, with blood laid outon the floor where we were in
an environment of pure chaos. Iwas saved by a miracle and was left
(05:46):
in peace, but many of myfriends, including my best friend Eden,
are still there, and I justwant everyone to return safely and in peace.
I just want this horrible story toend because it doesn't feel real.
It's not normal. It's in anycountry, any place. Nobody should have
to go through something like this,make any sense. We ran like crazy
people in the middle of an openfield while they were shooting at us.
There was no place to run,no place to hide. I'm grateful to
(06:06):
be alive, but I want Edenback. I can understand why you want
your friend back, and I certainlydon't think you should have gone through that.
I do believe nobody should have gonethrough that, But it is easy
to understand. Your government's been killingfucking civilians and Palestine for years, just
as Palestine's been killing civilians in Israelfor years, and you guys just keep
reading hate for each other and thewar continues for like probably a fucking century.
(06:29):
Now. Um, you need tocease fire. You need to give
in to some of the Palestinian demands. I don't know what the case may
be, but Palestinian and getting nogoddamn land back, and you ain't getting
any more land from them. SoI'm sick of fucking human beings killing each
other and me footing the bill.So how about you unfucked this because this
(06:55):
shouldn't be going on. This isback at twenty twenty four. We should
be working together and focusing on gettinginto space so we can get the fuck
up off this rock. I'm justabout to say thank you for checking out
this clip of my Thought of theDay podcast. You can catch this podcast
every Tuesday through Friday, and that'son point dot info by five pm Eastern
(07:17):
Standard time. Because that's how winningis done. New clips go out daily
and we can't we can't do thiswithout you, so we appreciate your support.
With that being said, consider joiningfor five dollars a month and you
get access to early access to theuncensured version of this, early access to
our weekly that's on point podcasts,and access to exclusive content only for members
(07:44):
that we all the money that wereceive is going to go final back into
this to hire more journalists and domore things for you guys, because that's
how winning is done, it reallyis. We've got a merch store and
stuff you can help there, andif you can't help via money, you
can always just like leave a commentand share this out there because that helps
us more than more than you canimmensely know. That's the best way to
(08:05):
help. Just like, leave acomment and share. And if you're listening
to us, leave a review,leave a good review, help us boost
us in the podcast ratings and getus up there, because that's how winning
is done. We'll see you inthe next one. Peace. Peace,
All right, let's move on andget a story of I actually hear what
happens to people that were actually therefor people that were actually them, not
the idea, not Hamas, notBiden, not any fucking Western politician,
the people that were actually on ground. So here we go. H time
(00:30):
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 of probablya bunch of drunk ass, drugged out
people, you're not really a fuckingfreedom fighter of any suet, You're a
fucking bitch because yeah, yeah,just you're gonna after low hanging fruit arable.
(01:00):
Ashken's Eyes attended the Supernova Festival onFriday night, a desert brave that
coincided with the start of the weeklong Jewish holiday of Sukat i wish we
had week long holidays, which celebratesthe fall for harvest and commemorates the Old
Testament story of the Jewish people wanderingthe desert for forty years after escaping slavery
in Egypt. The festival featured Brazilianside trance music and focused on free loved
(01:26):
spirit and enter environmental preservations. Theyattacked a bunch of leftists and the Laptists,
the ones that are fucking supporting them. That's just funny. It's just
fucking funny. But in the earlyhours of Saturday morning, Hamas militants paraglided
into the outdoor festival and began shootingindiscriminately at partygoers. At the same time,
(01:46):
Hamas also launched thousands of rockets fromGaza into Israel and sent fighters to
other border towns in the south ofthe country. Mas says that they have
taken over one hundred Israeli hostage.Just so far, over seven hundred Israelis
were killed and the death toll swordover wrote twelve the one hundred on both
sides on as of that Monday,which is this is these older stories,
(02:06):
mind you, so that this numberis probably much higher now. The Supernova
festival had one of the highest concentrationof casualties. More than two hundred and
sixty bodies that have been found fromthe festival so far blows Arabel's account of
the events that folded at the festival. You know, we go, so
here have her actual words because it'simportant to actually hear people on the ground
(02:30):
scene, like what what did yousee you were there? What did you
specifically witness? Not what am Ibeing told by people discovering the shit after
the fact. What did you see? We arrived at the party night and
at around six in the morning onSaturday, they stopped the music as irons
started to sound. We heard thesound of rockets over our heads and huge
(02:52):
numbers. During this time, weweren't that stressed. We just stayed put
at the party and lie down onthe floor. Slowly, slowly, we
started to see many people leave andhad toward their car, despite the fact
that we were supposed to stay.During this time, I started looking from
my friend Eden, even though wedidn't arrive at the party together. She
is my best friend, so Iimmediately started to look for her. Me
and my friend found her and weleft started heading towards the direction of the
(03:15):
car and around seven am. Atthis point, we were getting more stressed,
but we still didn't totally understand exactlywhat was happening. There also wasn't
any report on it in the newsor the internet. We started to leave
the party and get into vehicles,but because everyone was leaving at the same
time. There were three thousand peopleat the party. There was a crazy
amount of traffic in the street.We ended up making a left turn and
(03:35):
we immediately saw all these cars withshattered windows from the gunshots. We heard
a lot of people screaming that theyneeded an ambulance. We didn't know what
to do, so we stayed inour vehicles. By the time, I
had lost contact with my friend Edenbecause 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 left thecars and just started running. There was
(03:58):
an area with an empty field sinceit was as a nature party. It
was very beer with no trees oranything, and we started to run towards
it. At that time, wealso started to hear gunshots from every direction
of voices shouted al akhbar. Whilewe were running in an open field,
we could see in the distance someof the Hamas people. They were wearing
all black with black masks and hadthese huge guns. We attacked a music
(04:20):
festival of civilians. That's not freeto find us. That's terrorism. For
some time we hid in these bushesbefore we started to run further east.
But as we started running east,we saw other people from the party running
toward us, and they told usrun to the other side because they had
terrorists on the side. They hadjust circled all around us from every direction.
We kept running when I suddenly sawI saw a person, an angel.
(04:43):
He had a big white van.He picked up a bunch of people
in the van. Me and myfriend climbed under the van. It was
a miracle that, even though hewas driving in an open field and there
were gunshots over the place, wewere able to get to the police station
in the city of Netevar at aroundten 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 the
(05:03):
perpetrators. The war is a fuckingfakeled bitch man. In fact, nobody
wins one Nobody neither side wins.I heard that my friend Eden, who
had hidden in the car during thegunshots, was on the phone the entire
time with their mother for four hoursstraight. At some point she made it
to the bushes as well, butthen suddenly, four hours into the phone
(05:24):
call, they heard her say onthe phone they caught me. You can
hear a moment and the recording thevoices of the Hamas people, and then
the phone disconnects. We have beenlooking for her but had not heard from
her since. The hardest part isto see all the bodies of young kids,
our age, with blood laid outon the floor where we were in
an environment of pure chaos. Iwas saved by a miracle and was left
(05:46):
in peace, but many of myfriends, including my best friend Eden,
are still there, and I justwant everyone to return safely and in peace.
I just want this horrible story toend because it doesn't feel real.
It's not normal. It's in anycountry, any place. Nobody should have
to go through something like this,make any sense. We ran like crazy
people in the middle of an openfield while they were shooting at us.
There was no place to run,no place to hide. I'm grateful to
(06:06):
be alive, but I want Edenback. I can understand why you want
your friend back, and I certainlydon't think you should have gone through that.
I do believe nobody should have gonethrough that, But it is easy
to understand. Your government's been killingfucking civilians and Palestine for years, just
as Palestine's been killing civilians in Israelfor years, and you guys just keep
reading hate for each other and thewar continues for like probably a fucking century.
(06:29):
Now. Um, you need tocease fire. You need to give
in to some of the Palestinian demands. I don't know what the case may
be, but Palestinian and getting nogoddamn land back, and you ain't getting
any more land from them. SoI'm sick of fucking human beings killing each
other and me footing the bill.So how about you unfucked this because this
(06:55):
shouldn't be going on. This isback at twenty twenty four. We should
be working together and focusing on gettinginto space so we can get the fuck
up off this rock. I'm justabout to say thank you for checking out
this clip of my Thought of theDay podcast. You can catch this podcast
every Tuesday through Friday, and that'son point dot info by five pm Eastern
(07:17):
Standard time. Because that's how winningis done. New clips go out daily
and we can't we can't do thiswithout you, so we appreciate your support.
With that being said, consider joiningfor five dollars a month and you
get access to early access to theuncensured version of this, early access to
our weekly that's on point podcasts,and access to exclusive content only for members
(07:44):
that we all the money that wereceive is going to go final back into
this to hire more journalists and domore things for you guys, because that's
how winning is done, it reallyis. We've got a merch store and
stuff you can help there, andif you can't help via money, you
can always just like leave a commentand share this out there because that helps
us more than more than you canimmensely know. That's the best way to
(08:05):
help. Just like, leave acomment and share. And if you're listening
to us, leave a review,leave a good review, help us boost
us in the podcast ratings and getus up there, because that's how winning
is done. We'll see you inthe next one. Peace. Peace,
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