FreedomPatriot
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Fear of DUI and drugs ate whatever was left of this place that diversity and socialism did not already consume.
Why was the Soviet Union a police state if you need Wifi to have tyranny?
Did the USSR have mobile phones in 1917?
The elites encourage the 99% to be immoral, but anyone who dares to criticize the ruling class is attacked for being immoral.
FreedomPatriot
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Freedom is the essence of human spirit, empowering individuals to pursue their dreams, express their beliefs, and carve their own paths. New Hampshire embodies this ideal perfectly, with its rich history of independence and commitment to personal liberty.
Known as the “Live Free or Die” state, it champions self-reliance, individual rights, and strong communities.
Freedom is the essence of human spirit, empowering individuals to pursue their dreams, express their beliefs, and carve their own paths. New Hampshire embodies this ideal perfectly, with its rich history of independence and commitment to personal liberty.
Known as the “Live Free or Die” state, it champions self-reliance, individual rights, and strong communities.
Americans scream that there must be a new law that outlaws punching firefighters, but isn't assault already illegal?
FreedomPatriot
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No.
The globalists don't work for corporations. The corporations are owned by the elites.
Americans think freedom will be restored, but do you honestly believe NSA infrastructure will be dismantled and surveillance camera technology will be lost?
No.
The globalists don't work for corporations. The corporations are owned by the elites.
Maybe the globalists arose as a reaction to immorality, but maybe people were moral and then became immoral after the elites launched the New World Order.
The US is not going to bomb Ireland because Ireland and the USA both support the New World Order.
Ireland and the USA are on the same team.
Americans say tyranny in Alaska is wonderful because nobody lives there.
FreedomPatriot
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@freepatriot the... badlands part of OR? why would anyone want to live there?
Eastern Oregon could become a new state, but selling your house and moving to New Hampshire seems like an easier option.
FreedomPatriot
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Israel Destroys Water Facility
According to multiple sources, including Israeli media and international organizations, the Israeli army blew up a main drinking water reservoir in Rafah, located in the southern Gaza Strip. The incident has been condemned as a “crime against humanity” and a violation of international law.
Details of the Incident
The 401st Brigade of the Armored Corps, under the orders of brigade commanders, carried out the demolition of the central reservoir in Rafah.
A soldier posted a video of the explosion on social media, captioning it “Destruction of the Tel Sultan water reservoir in honor of Shabbat.”
The Israeli military is investigating the incident as a suspected violation of international law.
Consequences
The destruction of the water reservoir has exacerbated the severe water crisis in the area, worsening the already dire situation for Palestinians in Gaza.
The incident has been condemned by the municipality of Rafah, with Mayor Ahmed Soufi stating that it is a “crime against humanity” and perpetuates a policy of collective punishment.
Context
The Israeli war on Gaza, which began on October 7, 2023, has resulted in an acute famine, particularly in northern Gaza, leading to the death of many Palestinians, mostly children.
The war has also forced the displacement of nearly two million people from across the Gaza Strip, with the majority relocating to the densely populated southern city of Rafah.
International Reaction
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) has reported that families in Gaza are forced to drink seawater due to the compromised water facilities.
Oxfam has slammed Israel for weaponizing water and starvation, citing the devastating impact on Gaza’s civilians.
The International Court of Justice is currently trying Israel for genocide against Palestinians.
Key Statistics
Gaza’s water supply has plummeted by 94%, with 4.74 liters per person per day available, far below the recommended minimum in emergencies.
Israeli military attacks have damaged or destroyed five water and sanitation infrastructure sites every three days since the start of the war.
Water production in Gaza has dropped by 84%, and external supply from Israel’s national water company Mekorot has fallen by 78%.
According to multiple sources, including Israeli media and international organizations, the Israeli army blew up a main drinking water reservoir in Rafah, located in the southern Gaza Strip. The incident has been condemned as a “crime against humanity” and a violation of international law.
Details of the Incident
The 401st Brigade of the Armored Corps, under the orders of brigade commanders, carried out the demolition of the central reservoir in Rafah.
A soldier posted a video of the explosion on social media, captioning it “Destruction of the Tel Sultan water reservoir in honor of Shabbat.”
The Israeli military is investigating the incident as a suspected violation of international law.
Consequences
The destruction of the water reservoir has exacerbated the severe water crisis in the area, worsening the already dire situation for Palestinians in Gaza.
The incident has been condemned by the municipality of Rafah, with Mayor Ahmed Soufi stating that it is a “crime against humanity” and perpetuates a policy of collective punishment.
Context
The Israeli war on Gaza, which began on October 7, 2023, has resulted in an acute famine, particularly in northern Gaza, leading to the death of many Palestinians, mostly children.
The war has also forced the displacement of nearly two million people from across the Gaza Strip, with the majority relocating to the densely populated southern city of Rafah.
International Reaction
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) has reported that families in Gaza are forced to drink seawater due to the compromised water facilities.
Oxfam has slammed Israel for weaponizing water and starvation, citing the devastating impact on Gaza’s civilians.
The International Court of Justice is currently trying Israel for genocide against Palestinians.
Key Statistics
Gaza’s water supply has plummeted by 94%, with 4.74 liters per person per day available, far below the recommended minimum in emergencies.
Israeli military attacks have damaged or destroyed five water and sanitation infrastructure sites every three days since the start of the war.
Water production in Gaza has dropped by 84%, and external supply from Israel’s national water company Mekorot has fallen by 78%.
