Raining Hell on Gaza, On the World -- The Minyans are Coming After your Unborn

a spade is a spade, and a Jew is a Holocaust Perp

a real hero, fuckers . . . cunts in the US military, in US politics, US academia, US general population, US corporations, all of you cunts, can’t hold a candle to HER:

This is the Holly-Dirt dirt, the Edward Bernays fuckers, the Jewish Fiddler on the Palestinian Roofs, you ALL should fucking hate:

Oh, that’s fucking Sandberg, too. Another terrorist Jew.

They both, they all should DIE: On 4 April 2025, Raviv Drucker, a senior reporter for Israel's Channel 13, revealed that his team had prepared an exposé of Davidian, showing that he fabricated stories "from beginning to end." But according to Drucker, Channel 13's CEO decided to cancel the broadcast of the report. For more on that read: "Key 7 October 'mass rapes' witness denounced as liar by Israeli reporter," at The Electronic Intifada:

[Note: This sort of rat needs a kniving, man, to the neck, gut, balls, man.]

Drucker notes that Davidian’s claims of rescuing Israelis “were quoted in a reputable film, in newspapers across the world [and] in an important book.”

The Electronic Intifada had already exposed Davidian’s lies almost a year ago, when it debunked Screams Before Silence – likely the “reputable film” to which Drucker refers.

The Sandberg film was promoted as “a documentary film on the sexual violence committed by Hamas,” but this writer exposed it as a total fraud on The Electronic Intifada Livestream for 1 May 2024.

The Electronic Intifada also concluded from inconsistencies in his accounts that Davidian had fabricated a superhero-like account of rescuing an Israeli woman tied to a tree by Hamas fighters.

You can watch the segments specific to Davidian in the video at the top of this page.

Making money from lies

Ever since 7 October 2023, according to Channel 13’s Drucker, Davidian “has turned his stories into an industry,” taking part in paid lecture tours in Israel and abroad, as well as fundraising campaigns.

In perhaps hundreds of interviews, Drucker wrote, Davidian “repeats over and over again, stories that simply never happened.”

Davidian’s debunked claims are also cited in a report by an all-party group of British lawmakers.

The “7 October Parliamentary Commission Report” purports to “meticulously document the grisly fates of the 1,182 people killed by Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad.”

The parliamentary report cites Davidian’s stories – as told to Sandberg – as part of its “evidence,” giving his lies a veneer of official credibility.

To date, there is not a single positively identified victim, living or dead, of the alleged mass rapes on 7 October 2023.

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Moving along: Oregon lawmakers punt on bill to prohibit new livestock farms in state’s most polluted areas. Senate Bill 80 would have prohibited Oregon from permitting new or bigger dairy farms and other big livestock operations from seeking a confined animal feeding operation, or CAFO, permit, in all three of those areas.

You fucking cunts, you bastard fucking women blow job Trumpies, and you fucking semen drip non-men Trump high-five cocksuckers. This is on your hands.:

Fucking Democrats and Republicans and the Cancer that is Capitalism. So much for the price of eggs and jacked up gasoline prices. Try Ozone.

Ahigh ozone pollution advisory has been issued for Maricopa County through Thursday, prompting officials to urge millions of Arizona residents to limit driving, reduce outdoor activity and consider working from home to avoid contributing to the pollution.

Red White and Black Lung BLUE.

Amazing the shit and the crap that dumb as feces RFK Junior, the Jew Catholic, is doing.

This cunt ass licking administration:

Big orange Rapist in Chief and his Nazi South African working hard on cutting cutting cutting: Trump CMS stops Medicaid spending on internet and housekeeping

Oh, that fucked up Pig-Landia, city cops or deputies, man, shoot all the fucking cops:

Here we are, man, the fucking Fascist Silicon Valley, and is there a diiference between Harris-Biden or Rapist Trump-VD Vance: Opinion | How Democrats Drove Silicon Valley Into Trump's Arms - The New York Times

Just reminding you who the Jews are:

Pretty ragged show, man:

Now, this is socialism, man, communist.

“All county residents can be affected by ground-level ozone pollution, which is harmful to lungs and can trigger asthma," officials from Maricopa County said. "Children are at the greatest risk because their lungs are still developing."

Ishmael is a novel formatted as a Socratic dialogue between the narrator of the story and a telepathic gorilla named Ishmael. The story begins with the narrator, a man who is agonizing over how to save the world, when he just so happens to see an ad in the newspaper one day with a potential solution to his exact predicament. The ad reads, “Teacher seeks pupil. Must have an earnest desire to save the world. Apply in person.” Ecstatic, the narrator visits the address listed in the ad only to find himself alone in a small apartment with a massive gorilla in a cage.

The narrator soon discovers the gorilla can communicate telepathically, and he introduces himself as Ishmael, the author of the newspaper ad. Ishmael goes on to explain, through the Socratic method, what is wrong with the world today and how humans might begin to fix it. Humans, Ishmael explains, are like a person driving a car as fast as they can towards a cliff. If we don’t take our food off the accelerator and hit the brakes soon, we’re going to hurdle off that cliff to our certain death.

Who are the Takers and Leavers?

But not all of us are doing this. For simplicity’s sake, Ishmael tells the narrator there are two main groups of people living on Earth: the Takers and the Leavers. The Takers are the members of people in modern, developed countries who see the world as theirs for the taking. If you’re listening to this podcast, there’s a good chance you’re a Taker according to Ishmael’s lectures. Takers use words like “natural resources,” implying that the universe exists to serve them. Humankind rules the world, and we can do with it whatever we please.

Leavers, on the other hand, are the kinds of people the Takers used to be before they developed the psychotic notion that everything belongs to them. Leavers are people who live off the land. They might be hunter-gatherers living in tribes, but they don’t necessarily have to be. Before I read Ishmael, I read several summaries of the novel that essentially said Leavers all live in nomadic tribes in undeveloped countries. That is not the case.

While Leavers certainly could fall into this category, their defining trait is that they don’t believe the world belongs to them. Rather, they believe humans belong to the world—that is, they believe other species, every one of them from salmon to songbirds, have just as much of a claim to Earth as we do. According to Leavers, humans are no more fit to “rule” than any other animal. We all share the same home, and we should do our best to be good neighbors to the other life on our planet and to live sustainably.

But the world hasn’t always been this way. Ishmael says that a long time ago, we all used to be Leavers. There was a time when, for centuries, human beings lived sustainably. We took what the land provided, we lived in small communities, and we respected the Earth, even if we probably didn’t yet have modern notions like environmentalism or ecology. We simply lived as other animals do—we didn’t take any more than we needed, and we didn’t kill off other species for the sake of safeguarding a surplus of our own food supply.

A new take on the Garden of Eden story

But one day, that all changed. Ishmael takes the story of the Garden of Eden from Genesis in the Old Testament to illustrate how this change might have happened. According to Ishmael’s interpretation of this creation story, Adam and Eve were banished from the Garden not because they were disobedient, but because they became like gods, thinking they had the right to decide who gets to live and who gets to die—or, as the Bible originally put it, “knowing both good and evil.” After God banished Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden, he told them that moving forward, they would work have to work for a living instead of living off the abundance of nature.

This, Ishmael says, is really the beginning of agriculture. It started when God banished Adam and Eve from the Garden, and it kicked into high gear after Cain, one of the first so-called “modern agriculturalists,” murdered his brother Abel. Abel was a shepherd, and Cain was a farmer. According to Ishmael’s reading of this Bible story, there was real significance behind this fact.

The dawn of human agriculture is when we as a species apparently started heading down the path to our own self-destruction. At first, this statement sounds ludicrous, even laughable. The discovery of agriculture might be the most significant event in human history.

Because we learned how to grow our own food, we no longer had to live as hunter-gatherers. We could put down roots—no pun intended—build villages that became towns that became cities that became empires. You could say that agriculture is the reason we have civilization and culture and technology today. Without it, the modern world would not be possible, and we’d still be living as, well, animals.

But Ishmael isn’t sold on this argument. Remember, he’s a gorilla, after all. I won’t go into all the details because I’d essentially be reading the book to you at that point, but Ishmael argues that life isn’t so bad for Leavers and all the other animals on Earth. In fact, he thinks everyone else has it pretty good. They may not have air conditioning or Beethoven or Tokyo, but they also don’t have to worry about driving themselves to the point of extinction. If it weren’t for Takers, in fact, life on Earth could probably continue unimpeded for millennia.

Ishmael doesn’t offer any concrete solutions to the problem of Takers living this way, but he does tell the narrator that more people need to know about the problem and that to survive, Takers must abandon their destructive mythology that places them at the center of the universe. Easy, right?