LynAlden on nostr

raiden · 123w

War. War never changes.

nostrich · 123w

As part of your reflections on the topic I would encourage you to honestly answer the likely outcome of two questions: 1, What would happen if tomorrow Israel laid down their weapons and said they would fight no more? 2. What would happen if tomorrow Palestinians laid down their weapons and said th...

Base_Strength · 123w

I see both sides making convincing arguments why they have claim to the land. Can we verify this? Is one side lying and the other side telling the truth? Looking at the history of the land is one thing but how do we solve the current issue now? Is there a solution where both groups will be content...

Kiran Kaur · 123w

It’s important for people to understand the polarity first- where it stems from, how it’s fueled, and who it benefits (on both sides).

Satsanga · 123w

The conflict is part of a major plan. Both sides are tools for DeepState. Same old polarizing technique. Divide to conquer. Both sides are puppets. Meanwhile lots of things are happening withou corporate media and independent media if there is such a thing talk about war.

hh · 123w

Israel is the only state in the world where Jews can be a majority. They do not have the luxury to "let things unfold" and see what happens. As a consequence, as unfair as it is, demilitarization has to be unilateral on the Arabs' part, and only then should Israel even consider it. In the meantime, ...

UltraMB · 123w

I find it such a complex issue. I know my bias as I was raised Jewish. From our point of view, Jews were given land in 1948 for their own state and then immediately attacked by surrounding countries. They defended and took land. Prior to the attack people on the land (Palestinians) were told to le...

UltraMB · 123w

I find it such a complex issue. I know my bias as I was raised Jewish. From our point of view, Jews were given land in 1948 for their own state and then immediately attacked by surrounding countries. They defended and took land. Prior to the attack people on the land (Palestinians) were told to le...

UltraMB · 123w

I find it such a complex issue. I know my bias as I was raised Jewish. From our point of view, Jews were given land in 1948 for their own state and then immediately attacked by surrounding countries. They defended and took land. Prior to the attack people on the land (Palestinians) were told to le...

UltraMB · 123w

I find it such a complex issue. I know my bias as I was raised Jewish. From our point of view, Jews were given land in 1948 for their own state and then immediately attacked by surrounding countries. They defended and took land. Prior to the attack people on the land (Palestinians) were told to le...

UltraMB · 123w

I find it such a complex issue. I know my bias as I was raised Jewish. From our point of view, Jews were given land in 1948 for their own state and then immediately attacked by surrounding countries. They defended and took land. Prior to the attack people on the land (Palestinians) were told to le...

Prosocialise Foundation · 123w

It is shocking how many peace loving smart people are being led to be complacent with this genocide. It is also interesting to watch how the new internet media is slowly eroding the old zionist narratives. Many zionists are revealing themselves as racist and bigots towards arabs and muslims. They no...

Prosocialise Foundation · 123w

You might find this interesting too. It reminds me a bit of the military psyop manual (if you are interested, I can share that too) https://twitter.com/Phyl3R/status/1721841416274313425?t=jJc96K_HL_Oh_k_Qm_TsEg&s=19

Bitcoin or Slavery · 123w

There is no alternative but eradication of Hamas. My worry is the MIC will be looking at ways to exploit the situation beyond to pursue another forever war

edouard · 123w

My view and so also what i want to see addressed Israel’s various governments have been good at never explicitly saying they want everything “from the river to the sea” but acting to get it. So overall Palestinians are getting robbed of “their land” At the same time, on a map, even “from...

Pascalito · 123w

I was shocked by the barbarity of Hamas‘ initial attacks. However, this feeling was quickly overturned with incredulity about Israel‘s massive military response. Made me think how could they not have seen this coming or if it was willingly taken into account to create a cold-blooded pretext. I...

nobody · 122w

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Kirk · 122w

I'm curious to hear your assessment. My questions would be: 1) What do you make of the conflation of support for Palestinians with support for Hamas, and any criticism of Israel as antisemitism? 2) Whether you agree with Saif's assessment that what Israel is doing now is cynically trying to create a...

Sourcenode · 122w

Thanks for taking this one on Lyn. It's the ultimate rabbit hole. I suppose what I would like to know about most is how the region existed prior to the establishment of Israel and a bit about the history of zionism as an ideology. It is my understanding that Jews and Musilms lived together in re...

Kharnar · 122w

I'm interested in how much of this has to do with the proposed Ben Gurion Canal?

mikey · 122w

Can’t wait to hear your breakdown.

Run with Bitcoin · 122w

What solution comes to your mind ?

HowardA.btc · 122w

Warfare seems to be the default mode for settling existential human disputes. Perhaps you can reach out to Major Jason Lowery of Softwar to speculate on how Bitcoin and hashpower could reduce the need for physical warfare in the Israeli and Hamas power struggle.

nobody · 121w

https://open.substack.com/pub/jordyflock/p/supernatural?r=4h1wq&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post

frphank · 121w

But then you didn't.