We Have to Find Sanity in our Day to Be the Witnesses to and Enemy of Genocide by Jews

each cut is a death by 100, and the death by 1,000 cuts is one million if you are a good human being . . .

Watch sick Female Jewish Occupying Forces treat prisoners (kidnapped)? Really? The society is sick, and so are their rabbis and their synagogues, et al.

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Rehab Nazzal is a Palestinian-Canadian artist living in Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank. In 2015, she was shot by an Israeli sniper. Years earlier, her brother Khaled was murdered in Athens, Greece by agents of the Mossad. Today, Rehab pursues Palestinian liberation through her art. On November 19, 2024, she spoke with Dimitri Lascaris about the escalation of violence against Palestinians living in the West Bank. According to Rehab, conditions in the West Bank are 'much worse' than they have ever been, and Israel is trying 'to eliminate every Palestinian'.

Here, the sickness of the Jew of Google: In 2014, during an interview with Charlie Rose at the TED Conference, Google cofounder Larry Page made headlines with an unusual revelation. Page didn't point to traditional charitable foundations or heirs when asked about his thoughts on legacy and philanthropy. Instead, he floated the idea of leaving his wealth to Elon Musk, the tech visionary behind Tesla and SpaceX.

Does this tell you enough about the Mafia, about the Cabal, about the fucking Thugs of Tech? They all need to be shot.

Fucking Jews and the Fucking Indian Goyim, those motherfucking smart crack coders and now this mother fucking sickness? No one cares about Palestine. Israel using AI weapons system co-produced with Indian firm in war on Gaza

Then, Israeli forces are using an AI weapons system in Gaza co-produced by an Indian defence company that turns machine guns and assault rifles into computerised killing machines, Middle East Eye can reveal.

According to documents and news reports seen by MEE, Israeli forces have been using the Arbel weapons system in Gaza following their devastating invasion of the enclave after the 7 October attacks on southern Israel.

Touted as a "revolutionary game changer that improves operator lethality and survivability," the Arbel system enhances machine guns and assault weapons - such as the Israeli-produced Tavor, Carmel and Negev - into a weapon that uses algorithms to boost soldiers chances of hitting targets more accurately and efficiently.

The past 13 months has seen Israeli forces engage in a catalogue of massacres - from bombing schools and refugee camps and hospitals to conducting executions on the streets of Gaza.

More women and children have been killed by Israeli firepower than in any other conflict over the past 20 years while close to 1,000 entire families have been erased.

In February, it was reported that 20 Indian-made Israeli combat drones were delivered to Israel, with an Indian news channel claiming the Hermes 900 drones would assist "Israel's needs in the Israel-Hamas war".

That fucking sicario, Musk, going after F-35? Elon Musk takes at aim manned fighter jets and the Pentagon’s costliest weapons program

But in other ways, virtually all of his net worth can be pinned to government help. Tesla and SpaceX got started – and survived their early days – with assistance from state and federal policies, government contracts and loans.

“The foundation for Musk’s financial success has been the US government,” said Daniel Ives, tech analyst for Wedbush Securities.

And the value of Tesla and SpaceX doesn’t come from their profits so far.

A Candid Interview from 1986 with Seminal Photographer Nan Goldin

Coming to a fucking Goyim Jew-Fucked Country near you, or your own fucking state.

Photographer Nan Goldin denounced what she called Israel's "genocide in Gaza and Lebanon." She was in Berlin for the opening of a retrospective about her life's work.

These fucking Krauts, these fucking schizoid Nazi’s. American photographer, artist and activist Nan Goldin has caused outrage with a speech in Germany accusing Israel of "genocide in its conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon."

Goldin, who is of Jewish origin and among the most renowned artists in contemporary photography, also used the opening of her exhibition at the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin on Friday to say that criticism of Israel doesn't equate to antisemitism.

But these Jews like Goldin are rare, whereas we see these fucking Dystopian Mengel Bar Mitzvah fucks: ‘Well the end of aging and death wouldn’t be bad’: Professor who coined the term AGI for superintelligence thinks we’ll get human-level AI in ‘three to five years’ [Shoot the mother fucking freak: Ben Goertzel, the CEO of the Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) Alliance, and founder of SingularityNET, the world’s first decentralized AI platform, but he’s on a mission to accelerate our progress towards the point in history that is popularly known as the singularity, when AI becomes so intelligent that it surpasses human intelligence and enters into a recursive sequence of self-improvement cycles that leads to the emergence of a limitlessly powerful superintelligence.]

Or these fucking Mengele Jews: Get brain cancer now! Llama 2 was the follow-up release of Meta’s generative AI model—a would-be challenger to OpenAI’s GPT-4. The first Llama had come out a few months earlier. It had originally been intended only for researchers, but after it leaked online, it caught on with developers, who loved that it was free—unlike the large language models (LLMs) from OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic—as well as state-of-the-art. Also unlike those rivals, it was open source, which meant researchers, developers, and other users could access the underlying code and its “weights” (which determine how the model processes information) to use, modify, or improve it.

Lawyering up, poison makers! Nah, not just bugs, but fetal development: New research shows a widely used insecticide is common in shallow groundwater across Minnesota.

Neonicotinoid insecticides are a class of neurotoxic chemicals commonly applied to seeds before they are planted. The chemical is taken up by the plant as it grows and kills insects that feed on the plant.

Numerous studies have found the chemicals harm bees and other pollinators.

Research has shown plants absorb only a small percentage of the chemical. The remaining insecticide moves through the soil with water.

Capitalism: Lifestyles of the Rich and Rotten and Criminal: “Portland is set to welcome a million-dollar housing market in the next decade, according to a recent analysis from Realtor.com.

The analysis, released in late October and first reported by Axios, ranks the top 10 affordable cities in the United States that are poised to have million-dollar housing markets in a decade – ranking the Rose City high on the list.

According to the report, most housing markets that have the potential to become million-dollar markets are found in the West and Midwest.

So many Jews running the UnUnited Snake$ of Israel: DEA Administrator Anne Milgram testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on countering illicit fentanyl trafficking on Feb. 15, 2023.

It’s a Jewish thing, and these fuckers are full-throttle Israel Supporters and Palestine Haters. (so much told in their cold, calculating, corrupt eyes!)

Department of Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz announced the suspension after hearing concerns about in the DEA's transportation interdiction efforts, which include conducting consensual searches. During such searches, the DEA Task Force Groups approach people at airports, ask for consent to speak with the person and, if the Special Agents or Task Force Officers think it warranted, ask for consent to search the individual's belongings.

Fucking Settlers: What is now St. Louis was once home to more than 100 mounds constructed by Native Americans — so many that St. Louis was once known as “Mound City.” Settlers tore most of them down, and just one remains.

Now, that last remaining earthen structure, Sugarloaf Mound, is closer to being back in the hands of the Osage Nation.

The city of St. Louis, the Osage Nation and the nonprofit Counterpublic announced on Thursday that an 86-year-old woman who owns a home that sits atop Sugarloaf Mound has agreed to sell it and eventually transfer the property to the tribe.

Meanwhile, the St. Louis Board of Aldermen plans to pass a resolution in January recognizing the Osage Nation’s sovereignty, Alderman Cara Spencer said. Eventually, the goal is to develop a cultural and interpretive center at the site that overlooks the Mississippi River a few miles south of downtown.

Sometimes that’s all they have left — a photo cataloguing of their people.

Photographer Matika Wilbur set out to take portraits of every Native American tribe — these are the results

“I made a very conscious decision to move home, so that my baby would have that relationship with this place,” Wilbur said. “So her afterbirth could be buried here, where her grandmother’s cedar tree is and where her ancestors are. I realized that was very important to me.”

Dr. Henrietta Mann has been an educator for more than five decades, architecting Native American studies programs for multiple universities. She was recently honored with a National Humanities Medal by President Biden and appears on the cover of “Project 562.”

“Running has been my absolute passion and my stability, but I felt as if no one wanted me to succeed in high school,” Tomeo told Wilbur for “Project 562.”

“My teacher told me it was in my genetics to be an alcoholic; my basketball coach would drug test only me on the team; my track coach told me I would just be another stupid Indian runner with no chance in the real running world. I let those words motivate and push me until I earned the fastest times in the school, but they still wouldn’t let me race.” Tomeo was replaced in races with no explanation until she finally quit, she explained. “My spirit had officially been broken. I never thought I would run again. Then my dad gave me these words: ‘You can either be a quitter or come back a success story. Your choice.’”

“I had a dream about them standing there like (in the photograph) in front of Tulalip Bay,” Wilbur told CNN. “So I called them and asked them if I could take their photo in the way that I’d seen in my dream.”

“Our communities still have these kinship systems and these familial ties where an auntie is like a second mom. She is the protector and equally invested in the growing of the child… I wanted to try to create an image with this image that really showed and encapsulated, you know, the way that we take care of our babies, the way we love our babies.”

“My work is about wanting to take back the food system and really attack colonialism at the source,” Mori told Wilbur for “Project 562.” “At our root source, our diet, which affects everything in our bodies — how we feel, how we think, how we love, how we procreate. Food, in my opinion, affects all of that. So we’re doing aquaponic farming, which is just taking a traditional model of a food system and just shrinking it down to modern technology. We take our traditional Native knowledge and integrate it with modern technology to make it more accessible.”

“The kids learn when they come out here traditional hale building (house building), traditional farming, working in kalo patches, and also modern farming techniques,” he added. “They learn how to spearfish and fish traditionally. Also, star navigation. How to use all of the tools, really, how Hawaiians became Hawaiians.”

“Growing up, I did not have a good sense of my culture or identity as a Yup’ik and Iñupiaq man… I did not have access to that until I took a carving class with my father,” Michael told Wilbur in “Project 562”. “I was able to create my own piece, my own representation, almost a copy of a mask in a book from an exhibition. That was the first time that I was introduced to my culture, and I felt like I was starting to own it a little bit. As I learned more about masks, why they were used, who used them, and then the ceremonies and rituals, I started to see and learn about myself through the masks.”

“I know especially in Yup’ik culture, people were Two-Spirited, and typically they would be healers because they could see into both worlds, the masculine and feminine, and can almost hold hands with both… so, since I am Two-Spirited, and I also do masks and other forms, I try to talk about different healing within my work.”

“There’s not a lot of Native people that you meet anymore that just speak their language. And so for me, it was a profound experience, to be in a home where they’re still living very traditionally, and taking care of sheep, and speaking their language,” Wilbur told CNN.

“In my time on the road, I approached it in really the only way that I know how — which is as a Native person. You don’t show up empty-handed, you bring food, you stay a while. You leave traditional gifts behind, you stay in touch with folks, and so I felt really fortunate to get to meet these folks and to get to be in their home for a little while.”

Out of frame, she said, there was a touch of chaos taking place. “There’s a drawn-back version of this portrait, where there’s a sheep licking me as I’m taking this photo and there’s two horses trying to eat my light… and that’s why they’re laughing.”

“Our young Two Spirit people in Indian Country experience a lot of violence for their identity. John would say, ‘I dance, and I wear women’s regalia, and I want to be shown in your book like this,’” Wilbur recalled to CNN. “John called me and told me that it was really important to him that we continue to uplift stories about Two Spirit people, so that our young Two Spirit relatives feel safe and seen and heard.”

“John had spent his whole life wanting to dance in a woman’s Apache dress, but didn’t feel safe to do so until he traveled to the Bay Area American Indian Two-Spirit Powwow, which I think says a lot about the way that members of the LGBTQ+ community are treated in some of our communities. It’s really important in national conversations about Indigenous identity that we make sure to acknowledge our Two Spirit relatives and create space for representation. And John would want me to share that with you.”