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Israel is now bombing a million civilians trapped in
https://nitter.cz/search?q=%23Rafah
, the last place of refuge in
https://nitter.cz/search?q=%23Gaza
. It was clear four months ago that Israel's end game was the permanent destruction of the Gaza Strip and its people.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/feb/10/dozens-killed-in-rafah-airstrikes-as-full-scale-israeli-ground-offensive-looms
There must be an accounting in the West for how this has been supported and enabled, but that is for the future. Right now a million defenceless and starving people with nowhere to go are facing Israel's murderous onslaught. It is already too late for so much of Gaza, and for so many lives that are never coming back, but it is not too late to STOP THE KILLING and to save lives.
https://nitter.cz/search?q=%23Ireland
must call on
https://nitter.cz/CharlesMichel
to convene an emergency conference of the EU Council. EU countries must demand an immediate, unconditional and permanent
https://nitter.cz/search?q=%23ceasefireNOW
and be prepared to back it up with suspension of the EU-Israel Association Agreement, a ban on all arms exports to Israel from EU countries, and further measures. Israel must be restrained. Every further delay is unacceptable.
https://nitter.cz/MichealMartinTD
https://nitter.cz/LeoVaradkar

🐦🔗: https://nitter.cz/ClareDalyMEP/status/1756414386174865512#m

[2024-02-10 20:26 UTC]

Hind’s mother, Wissam Hamada, blamed her death on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Joe Biden, AFP said.

“I will question before God on Judgment Day those who heard my daughter’s cries for help and did not save her,” the mother told AFP.

The Red Crescent alleged “deliberate targeting” by Israeli forces, “resulting in the killing of our colleagues Yusuf Al-Zeino and Ahmed Al-Madhoun, who were just meters away from the child Hind.”

#Palestine

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/hind-rajab-gaza-6-year-old-who-spoke-of-fear-on-phone-to-rescuers-found-dead_n_65c791c6e4b093b2e783d760

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>Make fake LinkedIn account
>list Clinton campaign staffer/Planed Parenthood volunteer as past employment
>Undergrad at UCLA, grad school at UC Berkley
>Current "Sr. Asst. Sec. for Superintendent of the Los Angeles School District"
>Make edgy libtard b8posts regularly
>wait 1-5 months
>James O'Keefe is now paying for your Tex-Mex Deluxe Surf-n-Turf platter & 6 Marg towers
>spend the entire dinner explaining how various Jewish non-profits and American-Israeli billionaires are paying you to make sure the public schools teach kids to question their gender/sexuality, reject religious morality, hate the White race, etc...
>"undercover exposé video" goes viral online for thousands or millions to see

Life hack to redpill Project Veritas audience on the JQ and get free dinner & drinks for the trouble. You can thank me later.

RT: https://nationalist.social/objects/a71565d1-ce43-473e-b70b-5c72e904414c

@vriska In a situation where you have noticed something, you can either inform someone who looks like he can fix it, or you can be the fixer.

@vriska If the laptop charger needs an operating system, we're in deep shit.

Not to imply only English has it but it's fun when you can just write sentences that have ten meanings without really trying

@vriska You don't become a novelist by thinking you've got everything right. Or any kind of artist. It's my experience that high quality work happens because a handful of people worked on it together. But 2-4, not 10-15. If it's too many, it gets diluted. There needs to be some personality to it, which is lost if too many chefs worked on it.

@n3f_X Detroit "The Paris of the West" in 1961

I always enjoy prints that just become part of our lives (and especially ones that let us keep using something that's going to the landfill otherwise)

The hamper has handles that break. For most people I think that'd be time to replace it. I didn't want to do that, so I designed a new handle based on the handle on the short end. This ended up being a mistake later, I'll explain then.

I printed 2 handles (the connection between the two is just to make the printing work better since it can print the two pieces as one piece, then I just snap the two apart and clean up the spot they were connected)

I used my rotary tool to remove the remnants of the original handles. I should have used the cutting tool but I had the diamond grinder so I used that. It worked fine, I was able to fully remove the old material. A quick test fit confirmed that the handle design was pretty good (I just used a tape measure for the measurements so this was a real potential problem)

I went to the long side, but realized that the design of the hamper was different lengthwise than widthwise. I removed a couple tabs that were going to block the new handle, and instead of putting it in as designed, I just put it sideways, which fit.

I put the two in and added gorilla glue. Gorilla glue requires water to foam up, so I wet all the parts. Now everything is fitted, the glue is in, and it's just drying now. I'd consider this repair a success, and I expect the strong PLA part to give the whole hamper a lot more stiffness at those parts, and there's significantly more material in these spots that break. If the other two handles break, I'll just print two more, and at that point I can't help but think that the hamper will be bulletproof.