The E-Files: A bill to release the Epstein files heads to President Donald Trump’s desk today. He’s said he’ll sign it (hell, he campaigned on that). Expect the files. Unless Trump is chicken. The House vote was 427-1. The Senate vote was unanimous, with no debate.
holy shit mike johnson is SHOOK on Epstein vote in Senate
— Adam Parkhomenko (@adamparkhomenko.bsky.social) November 18, 2025 at 9:21 PM
The Loneliest Boy in the House: Far-right Rep. Clay Higgins (R-Louisiana) is the “1” special guy who did not vote to release the Epstein files. Higgins said the bill would toss thousands of innocent people—“witnesses, people who provided alibis, family members, etc”—into the maw of the “rabid” media. He indicated that he’d vote for an amended bill that protected the privacy of those “named but not criminally implicated.” But hours later, the Senate unanimously passed the measure.
Creep Creeps Out: After showing up all over the E-files as Epstein’s wingman, Larry Summers is stepping down from most of his public roles. Most recently, he announced he’s stepping down from OpenAI’s board. For now, though, he’s still a teacher at Harvard University, the one role where he’s most likely to interact with young women he has power over. Cool.
Sore Loser? After losing her council seat to Dionne Foster, City Council President Sara Nelson will introduce a bill to restrict City Hall access for political consultants and require them to register with the city, similar to lobbyists. For his entire term, Mayor Bruce Harrell created an unusual role for his political consultant, Christian Sinderman, in the city government—a situation that no one could say was illegal, but everyone called highly “unusual.” Nelson’s opponent, Dionne Foster, also worked with Sinderman, and Nelson said she wasn’t able to have open conversations with Harrell because she worried whatever she said could be used against her in Foster’s campaign. Sinderman said the bill is just an attempt at revenge.
As anyone who rides Link in South Seattle well knows, the gap between Columbia City Station and Othello Station, and between Rainier Station and Tukwila International Boulevard, are very long. The plan has been, for years, to fill the first gap with a station at Graham Street, and the second gap with a station at Boeing Access Road. That plan, which saw the completion of both projects in the distant year of 2031, is now on the chopping block due to, as Ryan Packer of the Urbanist reports, “escalating costs.” This is truly bad news because these areas, and particularly the one at Graham Street, are dense. It was bad enough that the stations were far in the future, now they may have no future at all.
Sure enough, the right-leaning MyNorthwest is outraged that the social cost of plastic bags will be partially paid for by a 4-cent increase on January 1, 2026 (the present charge is 8 cents). True, this cost should be paid by those who make the most money from this environmental menace, but they will not. All they want is just the profits and none of the real costs. As a consequence, we the people have to pay for a socialism that only the top earners enjoy.
Cleaning House: King County Exec-Elect Girmay Zahilay is reportedly cleaning house. His transition team said that they plan to completely restructure the county’s executive branch, which means about 100 people who are currently serving in appointed positions are losing their jobs. Some of them will be invited to reapply for their jobs—a time-honored tradition for staff morale.
Fascists Did Fascism: The Washington Secretary of State joined 10 others in a letter to tell the Trump administration about their “immense concern” that the voter rolls they provided to the federal government weren’t just used to check for voter fraud. They were used to try to scrub “illegal aliens” from the rolls. Let this be a lesson to all local governments to not give the feds any information that we don’t have to. Looking at you, City Council.
A Quick Distraction: Have you ever wanted to know if you’re smarter than an eighth grader from 1889? Well, now you can.
Budget Blues in Olympia: Woooooof. Washington’s projected revenue through 2029 is a bit lower than expected. It’s $66 million short of the last revenue estimate. While that’s only a modest hit in the grand scheme of state budgets, it compounds with previous shortfalls to make an even tighter budget ahead of lawmakers’ upcoming 2026 session. With $66 million less to play with, lawmakers may need to reconsider funding priorities and they really should explore new funding sources. Someone tell Gov. Bob Ferguson that we’re all jonesing for an income tax.
Like the Deadliest Catch, Except Happy: At around 8 a.m. Tuesday morning, a fishing boat called the Abby C. radioed the coast guard for help. Their ship was sinking in frigid Pacific Ocean waters off the coast of Westport, Washington. This is not a good thing for ships to do. Nearby crabbing vessel, Lady Nancy, heard the call and made a beeline to Abby C. After searching the area for 20 minutes, the Lady Nancy crew spotted four men in the water. Two were in an orange life raft, two others clung to a survival suit for dear life. They all had hypothermia. One man sunk below the water and a Lady Nancy crew member dove in to save him. Everyone lived!
You Can Go to SAM for Free: If you bring two non-perishable food items to the Seattle Art Museum on any Wednesday through December 17, you can get free admission into the museum. Go see the Tariqa Waters exhibit!
Today and every Wednesday through Dec. 17, get free admission to the Seattle Art Museum with a donation of at least two non-perishable canned food items, supporting the Pike Market Senior Center and Food Bank. Details below:
— Joe Veyera (@joeveyera.bsky.social) November 19, 2025 at 8:49 AM
Don’t Forget—the World Is Burning: Amidst all the horrors living under authoritarian hell, we’ve forgotten a different threat to humanity. Climate change is not joking around, and don’t get it twisted, Trump’s “America First” agenda is making it worse. Those policies double down on fossil fuels and do away with efforts to cut emissions. People will die from this. According to ProPublica and The Guardian, “extra greenhouse gases released in the next decade as a result of the president’s policies are expected to lead to as many as 1.3 million more temperature-related deaths worldwide as the earth heats in the 80 years after 2035.” This analysis comes as most countries gather at a conference in Brazil to discuss the threat of climate change. The US is not there.
On the Weather: Patchy fog before 11 am. The chance of rain tonight is a 50/50 coin flip. Can you bet on this?
Blue Moon Rising: A new poll from NPR, PBS News, and Marist found that Democrats are looking good ahead of next year’s midterm elections. The survey of 1,443 adults found that most would vote blue if the elections were held today. Trump’s approval rating sat at 39 percent, his lowest since the aftermath of January 6.
Government Lapses in Comey Indictment: Look, we are no law experts over here, but this seems like a pretty flagrant bad practice in the James Comey case. The Trump-appointed US Attorney who brought charges against former FBI Director Comey told a judge that the full grand jury had never seen the final indictment, so the charges against Comey on the docket currently were not reviewed.
MORE: Under questioning by the judge, prosecutor Tyler Lemons said that he’s under orders from the Deputy Attorney Generals’s office not to disclose whether there is a declination memo recommending against the prosecution of Comey
— Anna Bower (@annabower.bsky.social) November 19, 2025 at 8:40 AM
Operation Creep: Minnesota police arrested 16 men in a minor sex trafficking investigation known as “Operation Creep.” One of the arrested men was an Immigrations and Customs Enforcement officer. “When he was arrested, he said, ‘I’m ICE, boys,'” Bloomington Police Chief Booker Hodges said, according to Newsweek. “Well, unfortunately for him, we locked him up.” Okay, no more child porn stuff, I promise. Unless there’s another blurb about the Epstein Files…?
How Could This Have Happened? Detainees at ICE’s Broadview Detention Center in suburban Chicago filed a class action lawsuit, alleging terrible treatment. The suit outlines inhumane conditions, such as detainees being forced to sleep on plastic chairs or concrete floors, not receiving adequate food or water, living in squalid conditions, and being abused by ICE officers. In the discovery phase, the plaintiffs’ lawyer requested security footage from the facility starting in mid-September. Conveniently, the Department of Homeland Security said two weeks of footage from October 19 through October 31 has been irretrievably destroyed.
An Unfortunate Reality for Them: Vancouver indie-rock band the New Pornographers debated changing their name after their drummer, Joe Seiders, was arrested and charged with possessing child pornography earlier this year. After “time passed,” the band decided they would keep the name. Granted, they have been around since 1997, and that drummer only joined in 2014. Optics, shmoptics.
@45 & 47 you two being so bizarrely emotionally invested makes you easy targets for Israeli propaganda
@50: That’s a really great point, maybe the Hamas hospital shooters in the video footage could have been medical doctors testing out new treatment protocols or something! 😄 Like, maybe their rifle fire was exposure therapy for anxiety cases. 😂 Maybe their rocket launchers were a hearing exam! 🤣 It’s so outrageous that the Israelis interrupted these healthcare providers, what a complete genocide! 😆
@51 yes this is all very simple and obvious as long as you never once think critically about anything the IDF says
@50
“bizarrely emotionally invested”?
those
Two’re*
FULL TIME
Spreaders of
Israeli Propaganda
and ALWAYS Quick to Claim
that being Anti-Genocide
makes one a Jew HATER!
and paid
by AIPAC
likely too.
we
Always
get the Pro-
Israel ANTI-Palestine
POV from those two who
then turn around and DEMAND
Everyone Else defend Israel
and CONDEMN Hamas
whilst ALWAYS Quick to Claim
that being Anti-Genocide
makes one a Jew HATER!
*I contend one’s
the ventriloquist and
the other’s the dummy
who swap places
on Oeccasion just
for shitsngiggles
who’re ALWAYS Quick to Claim
that being Anti-Genocide
makes one a Jew HATER!
after
awhile
it just gets
Olde.
@52: Ha ha ha so mad! 😂 But listen, don’t the IDF’s word for it, in fact don’t even trust Mister Thumpus if you dont want to! You can watch Hamas on video torturing and executing hostages, firing weapons from hospitals, launching rockets at civilian targets with no military purpose, confessing to rape, fighting from inside residential structures, deploying child soldiers, switching identity between journalist and soldier, using ambulances to transport non-injured personnel, stealing humanitarian aid, and on and on and on. It is unlawful Palestinian misconduct that justifies the Israeli military operations in Gaza, deal with it. 😄
@53: yikes, look at you complaining three times in a single post about being called a “Jew HATER” 😁 have you considered maybe you could solve your problem by not trafficking in jew hatred?? 😝
@55
well,
There
thumfpnsorna T.
Wormtongue Goes again:
twisting
turning
distort-
ing like a
Motherfucker
and, Right on
fucking
Cue.
and ALWAYS Quick to Claim
that Being Anti-Genocide
makes one ‘a Jew HATER’!
@50: So, you’re now so desperate to stay in denial, you claim the Wall Street Journal publishes “Israeli propaganda”? Seriously?
(Then again, you once quoted two “From the River to the Sea,” web sites and FOX News, so maybe you’re the one having some trouble here with the distinction between “news,” and “propaganda”?)
@58: He thinks everything is Israeli propaganda, you know how those (((Zionists))) are famous for controlling the media! 😂🤣😂🤣
@50 because the WSJ has journalistic standards, they also wrote in the same article:
“Hamas has vehemently denied using hospitals in the fight. … A spokesman for the Hamas-controlled Gaza government said its security forces acted over the weekend to clear the hospital of criminal gangs that had taken it over and looted it after its staff was evacuated. Any security forces that remain at the hospital are there to prevent theft but will eventually hand control to a Palestinian association that used to own the property, the spokesman said. Previously, the hospital had purely been a medical facility, with no Hamas presence, the spokesman said.”
And:
“An in-depth investigation is needed to determine the extent to which Hamas has militarized health facilities in Gaza and whether Israel acted proportionally in its attacks, said Sam Zarifi, executive director of Physicians for Human Rights.”
But you only included the allegations from the IDF, because if the IDF says it you believe it without question.
@60: “Hamas has vehemently denied using hospitals in the fight”
lol, the director of Kamal Adwan Hospital would like a word.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GB4iOE2PY30
@60 — lets’ Clear this Up:
thumpfnsorna T. Wormtongue
Works for AIPAC, so OBVIOUSLY they’re
Gonna Side With Israel’s IOF: Every. Single. Time.
either That, or the
Cheques’ll just
quit cummin’
Kristofarian: “I don’t traffic in antisemitic conspiracy theories, how dare you!”
Kristofarian, two minutes later: “Everyone against me is financed by AIPAC!”
😂😂😂
@61 an interrogation video huh? As you’d put it: 😂😂😂
@63
is
Being Anti-Genocide
makes one ‘a
Jew HATER’!
a ‘conspiracy theory’
if it’s PRECISELY yours
(the Two of you)
AIPACS and
Israel’s
M fucking O?
why, That’s
a Conspiracy of
Quite the Fucking “few”, Eh?
taking the Bait
of those who
Hate tiz a
Fool’s er-
rand.
Silly Fuck-
ing Me.
@60: “But you only included the allegations from the IDF, because if the IDF says it you believe it without question.”
Go back and read harder. The IDF wasn’t the only source of the claim:
“…re-establishing their control over what residents and Israel’s military said had long been a redoubt for the Islamist militants.”
The IDF wasn’t even the first source the article cited; local residents were. (You know, persons whom Hamas could have murdered with impunity, simply for talking to the WSJ.)
“An in-depth investigation is needed to determine the extent to which Hamas has militarized health facilities in Gaza and whether Israel acted proportionally in its attacks, said Sam Zarifi, executive director of Physicians for Human Rights.”
Thank you for quoting that part. Glad to see you might not always remain in complete denial on Hamas’ use of human shields.
@68: Impossible, there’s no Hamas in the hospitals, it must all be lies! The local residents lied! The Hamas detainees lied! The released hostages lied! The foreign doctors lied! The videos of gunfire and rocket launches lied! The captured weapons lied! The Hamas documents lied! The security cameras lied! The tunnels lied! 😂
@68 “The IDF wasn’t even the first source the article cited; local residents were”
But the only “resident” named and quoted was a member of the clan who took over the hospital, one of whom shot and killed a member of Hamas outside the hospital, and who other “residents” say were collaborating with Israel. And anyway you only care what Gaza residents have to say when it supports the IDF’s assertions which, again, you accept without question.
@70: wait what, you want the Wall Street Journal to identify each of its Hamas-criticizing informants in Gaza by name, ha ha ha did you think through that idea for even half a second before you posted 😂😂😂
@71: Better yet, he’s quoting from the same story wherein the WSJ describes an open-air mass execution by Hamas. Yeah, the refusal of the WSJ to identify Hamas-critical sources in Gaza simply means the WSJ must simply be making the entire thing up. No other explanation has occurred to him.
He must really, really miss his pet war.
@72: in every society, in every political movement, in every ideology, and even in every individual, there’s nothing like Jewish affairs to lay bare any iniquities that had previously lain hidden. An infallible method to assess the moral health of a person or a group is to ask them, “Hey, where are you at with the Jews?” If there’s any rot buried beneath the surface, it will immediately rise. 😄 October 7 and the war in Gaza have exposed the progressives like nothing else has since the Berlin Wal! 😁
I always spare some gratitude toward the Jews for their service as society’s diagnosticians, although I’m sure the Jews themselves would just as soon be left out of it! 🤣
@71 oh look it’s the guy who posted an interrogation video as “evidence” Hamas had infiltrated a hospital 😜
@74: Alright, what evidence would you accept that Hamas had used a hospital as a military base? Bear in mind your previous evidentiary standards included multiple “From the River to the Sea,” web sites — and FOX News.
(OK, I admit it: I’m asking just to skim through a long word-salad, one which even an AI can tell me has no coherent meaning.)
@74: ah ah ah, not so fast! 😃 I think you meant to write, “posted an interrogation video as one line of evidence among a dozen other, supporting lines of evidence!” 😉 There, that reads better, huh! 😎
I was hoping you might enjoy hearing from the Islamic resistance in their own words…in addition to the combat footage, Hamas documents, photographs, and witness and survivor testimonies, all of which point to the same conclusion regarding Hamas’s military use of hospitals. 😄 There are even a bunch more hospital interrogation videos if you didn’t like that one! 🤣🤣🤣 Anyways, you were saying? 😘
@16
No edit or delete
buttons as people should
reap the consequences of the nasty,
cringing, and embarrassing things they publish.
Coolidge dollar on November 19, 2025 at 1:12 PM
[like this?]
The point of the comment, you insanely dumb dildo
is that it is at the very last part of the
sentence.
–@Coolidge dollar on November 16, 2025 at 12:57 PM
People should calm down and think it over before clicking ‘Post Comment’.
Coolidge dollar on November 19, 2025 at 1:12 PM
[Excellent Advice, KkKoolie!
have you an Example of ‘thinking it
over before clicking ‘Post Comment'”?]
[oh! — here’s a thoroughly-thought-out comment]:
The point of a comment is
its most important thought
which is usually made in the the
second or the last clause of the sen-
tence to leave the reader with a with the
most important concept as the last or near
the last of what you are trying to say to folks.
–@Coolidge dollar on November 16, 2025 at 12:57 PM
[I’m Sorry?
Come again!?]
My God.
Coolidge dollar on November 19, 2025 at 1:12 PM
[My thoughts Exactly.
Excellent Post(s)!
oh
and with
our new Edit
Button there MUST
BE a ‘comment History’ but-
ton to SHOW the Original comment.
AND a ‘Delete Comment’ Button!
I bet even KkKoolie’d
Agree.
Gaza’s Hunger Games
Israel is weaponizing starvation. The objective is to dismantle all remnants of civil society and reduce Palestinians to herds of desperate scavengers who can be driven from historic Palestine.
Israel’s weaponization of starvation is how genocides always end. I covered the insidious effects of orchestrated starvation in the Guatemalan Highlands during the genocidal campaign of Gen. Efraín Ríos Montt, the famine in southern Sudan that left a quarter of a million dead — I walked past the frail and skeletal corpses of families lining roadsides — and later during the war in Bosnia when Serbs cut off food supplies to enclaves such as Srebrencia and Goražde.
Starvation was weaponized by the Ottoman Empire to decimate the Armenians. It was used to kill millions of Ukrainians in the Holodomor in 1932 and 1933. It was employed by the Nazis against the Jews in the ghettos in World War II.
German soldiers used food, as Israel does, like bait.
They offered three kilograms of bread and one kilogram of marmalade to lure desperate families in the Warsaw Ghetto onto transports to the death camps. “There were times when hundreds of people had to wait in line for several days to be ‘deported,’” Marek Edelman writes in “The Ghetto Fights.”
“The number of people anxious to obtain the three kilograms of bread was such that the transports, now leaving twice daily with 12,000 people, could not accommodate them all.” And when crowds became unruly, as in Gaza, the German troops fired deadly volleys that ripped through emaciated husks of women, children and the elderly.
This tactic is as old as warfare itself.
The report in the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, that Israeli soldiers are ordered to shoot into crowds of Palestinians at aid hubs, with 580 killed and 4,216 wounded, is not a surprise. It is the predictable denouement of the genocide, the inevitable conclusion to a campaign of mass extermination.
Israel, with its targeted assassinations of at least 1,400 health care workers, hundreds of United Nations (U.N.) workers, journalists, police and even poets and academics, its obliteration of multi-story apartment blocks wiping out dozens of families,
its shelling of designated “humanitarian zones” where Palestinians huddle under tents, tarps or in the open air, its systematic targeting of U.N. food distribution centers, bakeries and aid convoys or
its sadistic sniper fire that guns down children, long ago illustrated that Palestinians are regarded as vermin worthy only of annihilation.
The blockade of food and humanitarian aid, imposed on Gaza since March 2, is reducing Palestinians to abject dependence. To eat, they must crawl towards their killers and beg. Humiliated, terrified, desperate for a few scraps of food, they are stripped of dignity, autonomy and agency. This is by intent.
Chris Hedges; 6/29/25
oodkes
https://chrishedges.substack.com/p/gazas-hunger-games
but but but
wormthumpfer
shrieks, “This is from JUNE!”
good eyes! has Israel allowed those
600 or is it 900 food trucks a day EVERY
day thru to Feed Starving Gazans? cuz THAT’S
WHAT IT FUCKING TAKES.
well
thumpfworm
shrieks, but Hamas!
But HAMAS! BUT HAMAS!
justifying
NOTHING
except those
aipac checks?
@75
OK, I admit it:
I’m asking just to skim
through a long word-salad,
one which even an AI can tell
me has no coherent meaning.)
–@Wormtongue thumpfnsorna on November 20, 2025 at 7:23 PM Report this
@76
ah ah ah, not so fast! 😃
–thumpfus T Wormtongue on November 20, 2025 at 8:21 PM
Jesus,
wormmy
give a bott
a Break! it’s got
Circuits, and shit
@16
now
for Instance
Had we an Edit/Delete
Button, I could delete @78,
and have @79 follow my comment
on Your comment (wormmy’s comment
to his ai sokbott), which seems to make Sense,
wormmy’s comment’s contents having to do with
“(a long word-salad,
one which even an AI can tell
me has no coherent meaning.)”.
Plus,
I could
reinsert
wormmy’s
parenthesis
typically, a pair of round brackets
“(” & ” “) used to mark off a
parenthetical word
or phrase
which I did
‘cuz I Could
immediately
above, making
the World a Much*
Better Place. Don’t you agree?
*Remembering
of Course, to Replace
@78 (re Isreal’s Non-stop
War Crimes, one which even
Reich-wing Gov’ts’re Tiring of).
so
Do
we Have
Your Vote, too?
@16, 80
speaking
of Editing,
and Fixing:
“(. . . a long word-salad,
one which even an AI can tell
me has no coherent meaning.)”.
Plus,
I could
reinsert
wormmy’s
parenthesis
typically, a pair of round brackets
“(” & “)” used to mark off a
parenthetical word
or phrase
see
what
I’m saying
(this is Nearly
as Painful for me
as it must be for You!)?
@81
‘arced’
Not ’round’!
I
Rest
my Case.
@76 “I was hoping you might enjoy hearing from the Islamic resistance in their own words”
Do you believe Abu Safiya is “Islamic resistance” too or is Israel just holding him for funzies?
@83: it depends, is Abu Safiya also a Hamas brigadier general who uses his own hospital as a fighting position, command post, and armory? Cause that was Ahmad Kahalot’s big mistake as director of the Kamal Adwan Hospital! 🤣🤣🤣
@84 that’s all assuming you believe an interrogation video, when numerous Palestinian doctors held by Israel have alleged they were tortured, which no thinking person should but I’m sure you do. But do you personally believe Abu Safiya is Hamas and if not why won’t Israel release him?
@85: I don’t personally have an opinion as to Abu Safiya’s Hamas affiliation.
As for “believing” the Ahmad Kahalot interrogation video, his lengthy and detailed admissions constitute nothing more than a single line of evidence among dozens of other lines of evidence that lead me to conclude, sadly, that Hamas uses the hospitals in Gaza (including Kamal Adwan) for military purposes in violation of the law of armed conflict. 😁 Are you so very confident that they never do? 😉
@86 you only don’t have an opinion on Abu Safiya because the IDF hasn’t told it to you yet.
@87: lol, I’m afraid the real answer is not as exciting as that! 😛 I follow the Gaza war more closely than most Americans do, in both English and Arabic media, but even I cannot track the war down to the level of the individual combatant. 😄 That’s a job for a full-fledged intelligence agency, not some guy in Seattle with an iphone! 🤣 I don’t know your Abu Safiya’s military biography, if I did I would tell you! 😃
But to me, it’s a less interesting question whether this Palestinian or that Palestinian is a member of the Islamic resistance. It’s a more interesting question whether the Islamic resistance as a whole is using hospitals and other protected structures in a manner inconsistent with the laws of armed conflict, thereby depriving those structures of their protected status. Sadly, the answer to my more interesting question is: yes they are 😉
@76: ‘I think you meant to write, “posted an interrogation video as one line of evidence among a dozen other, supporting lines of evidence!”’
And the original basis for believing Hamas would use both civilians and civilian infrastructure in Gaza came from a report written by NATO, which described it as a practice of Hamas during the period 2008 – 2014: https://stratcomcoe.org/cuploads/pfiles/hamas_human_shields.pdf (Despite 1312’s claim of our getting information from the IDF, Israel is not a member of NATO — but Türkiye, a longstanding supporter of Hamas, is. Türkiye has been a member of NATO for almost all of NATO’s existence.)
1312 became so upset by my repeated citations from this report, he finally started claiming it was written not by NATO, but by a “PR firm,” and that it lacked factual basis (dozens of footnotes not doing the trick for 1312, apparently).
Watching our dead-ender friends cling to their fictional beliefs about their favorite war provides great amusement, but mostly in the most sad and pathetic way possible. Now that their favorite war has died, perhaps they can mourn it, and move on. Their continued bitter denials can only postpone their healing.
@89: ha ha ha oh god I had forgotten that whole multiday lecture series about the differences between an international military organization and a PR firm! 😂 That was classic slog! 😆
Nothing much has changed, unfortunately. you can see him above in this very thread getting confused about the differences between a government, an intergovernmental organization, and a non-governmental organization! 🤣
@90: I still don’t know why 1312 keeps suiting up for this humiliation. But as the kids once said, I’ll take the lulz. 😉
@91: the israeli flag has a star of david on it 🤣
taking down
tS joyfully
as fuck
😆😂😆
??????
‘they’ say it’s ALL
news — til ya
Read it
“Russia used a network of 150,000 Twitter accounts to meddle in Brexit”
https://www.businessinsider.com/russia-used-twitter-accounts-to-meddle-in-brexit-investigation-shows-2017-11
tS Has no meddlers
nor influence peddlers
either foreign Or domestic
take
That to
The Bank.
Yep.
when the
Wormtongue
Declares the Peace
Plan is Working, who
are We to question wormmy,
Israel OR the Israeli Offensive Force?
“Watching our dead-ender friends cling to their fictional beliefs about their favorite war provides great amusement, but mostly in the most sad and pathetic way possible. Now that their favorite war has died, perhaps they can mourn it, and move on. Their continued bitter denials can only postpone their healing.” –@the Wormtongue, above
2 million
Gazans struggle to
survive in a 3.5 sq. mi.
cage – Not a Ceasefire Day 43
(While a “ceasefire” is ostensibly in place, Israel has continued its assault on Gaza without interruption. If Americans Knew considers the war to be ongoing, and in its 774th day.)
Since the “ceasefire” began on October 11,
Israel has killed at least 318 Palestinians.
Among them are at least 67 children.
Death toll figures are tentative.
Israel has
so far violated
the 11 October ceasefire
deal in Gaza at least 393 times.
https://israelpalestinenews.org/2-million-gazans-struggle-to-survive-in-a-3-5-sq-mi-cage-not-a-ceasefire-day-43/
it’s
OVER
take it From
The Wormtongue!
@92: Well, yeah, but when 1312 looks at a long comment thread and sees only kristo’ agreeing with him, shouldn’t that tell him something important about the hill he’s chosen to die on? 😉
@95
not to
Mention
AIPAC/IOF Reps
filling Their Coffer$
And,
BONUS!
shitting on/shutting
Down one of the Last
Vestiges of Progressive
Conversation in trumpftopia!
They, Rule
😉😉😉😉😉
you, Drool!
😄 😄 😄 😄 😄
and Besides!
it Ain’t Even ACTUAL
GENOCIDE! so fucking
😄 😄 😄 CHILLAX and 😉😉😉
😉😉😉 Chust fucking ENJOY IT! 😄
but Hamas!
but Hamas! but Hamas!
but Hamas! but Hamas! but Hamas!
but Hamas! but Hamas!
but Hamas!
poor, Poor POOR
Israel! its Bloody
HANDS’re TIED!
(plus bibi’s
Gotta Keep
tF outta Jail)
@95: “…a long comment thread…”
Please, let us all note the irony of a long comment thread where the very first comment states a desire to eliminate all comments! 😉 As always here in the comments, the Stranger and supportive commenters get beaten at their own game!
Maybe the Stranger will indeed invoke the almighty Take My Ball And Go Home Rule?
@96: “not to Mention AIPAC/IOF Reps filling Their Coffer$”
An international conspiracy to fill their coffers! ha ha ha! “Antizionism” has never been anything but antisemitism 😂😂😂
@97
a most
excellent Point,
Wormtonguecressonathumpfnsorna!
glad y’ALL
made it!