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The same footage, but three different channels and three different stories. Quite curious, don't you think? 🤔
This wouldn't really be an issue if those channels didn't try to present themselves as serious and objective news sources when in truth they're little more than mouthpieces for their respective causes.
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Lebanese Border Gently Caressed by Israeli Units
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thuletide saying jews will eventually assimilate into the “White” population: https://t.me/thuletide/6523
thuletide saying 50% ashkenazi jewish and 50% “White” means the person is “White”: https://t.me/thuletide/6526
thuletide talking about jewish assimilation into the “White” population: https://t.me/thuletide/6557
thuletide saying jews are not as overrepresented as people think: https://t.me/thuletide/6292
thuletide saying the talmud is not read by jews so ignore all the stuff about how jews hate non-jews in the talmud: https://t.me/thuletide/6136
thuletide saying non-“Whites” hate jews as much as they hate “Whites”: https://t.me/thuletide/6042
thuletide defending jews: https://t.me/thuletide/6020
thuletide saying not all jews are bad: https://t.me/thuletide/5988
thuletide defending mossad: https://t.me/thuletide/5969
‼️thuletide saying “Pro-Palestine means anti-White” and telling people to stop “complaining” that jews “aren’t White” and stating the common perception is that jews are “White”‼️: https://t.me/thuletide/5897
‼️thuletide saying we should “deport anti-semites”‼️: https://t.me/thuletide/5783
thuletide saying the jew gad saad is against open borders and immigration, implying not all jews are bad: https://t.me/thuletide/5764
‼️thuletide defending the existence of israel‼️: https://t.me/thuletide/5749
‼️thuletide saying a “Palestinian victory would be worse” and thus implying an israeli victory is preferable‼️: https://t.me/thuletide/5748
‼️thuletide saying he is “pro-israel” and posts the star of david‼️: https://t.me/thuletide/5729
thuletide saying jews will eventually assimilate into the “White” population: https://t.me/thuletide/6523
thuletide saying 50% ashkenazi jewish and 50% “White” means the person is “White”: https://t.me/thuletide/6526
thuletide talking about jewish assimilation into the “White” population: https://t.me/thuletide/6557
thuletide saying jews are not as overrepresented as people think: https://t.me/thuletide/6292
thuletide saying the talmud is not read by jews so ignore all the stuff about how jews hate non-jews in the talmud: https://t.me/thuletide/6136
thuletide saying non-“Whites” hate jews as much as they hate “Whites”: https://t.me/thuletide/6042
thuletide defending jews: https://t.me/thuletide/6020
thuletide saying not all jews are bad: https://t.me/thuletide/5988
thuletide defending mossad: https://t.me/thuletide/5969
‼️thuletide saying “Pro-Palestine means anti-White” and telling people to stop “complaining” that jews “aren’t White” and stating the common perception is that jews are “White”‼️: https://t.me/thuletide/5897
‼️thuletide saying we should “deport anti-semites”‼️: https://t.me/thuletide/5783
thuletide saying the jew gad saad is against open borders and immigration, implying not all jews are bad: https://t.me/thuletide/5764
‼️thuletide defending the existence of israel‼️: https://t.me/thuletide/5749
‼️thuletide saying a “Palestinian victory would be worse” and thus implying an israeli victory is preferable‼️: https://t.me/thuletide/5748
‼️thuletide saying he is “pro-israel” and posts the star of david‼️: https://t.me/thuletide/5729
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Currently, the average Ashkenazi Jew is approximately half European and half Middle Eastern (see this study).
Due to high levels of outbreeding, in a generation or two, the average Ashkenazi will be genetically European with less Middle Eastern ancestry…
Due to high levels of outbreeding, in a generation or two, the average Ashkenazi will be genetically European with less Middle Eastern ancestry…
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I wish I talked more about Hezbollah’s ground success last night on Map Check but it was still so blurry and there was much to talk about.
Hezbollah is not doing what I had anticipated and drawing in the IDF to fight in the valleys and villages. They are standing on the contact line and trading blows. Whether this is doctrine or just a successful picket defense or an opportunity one time maneuver because the IOF airforce was busy with other things that night either way it’s a bad sign for the Jews.
It means the next attempt by the IOF ground forces will need to be larger and more supported and bc if that it will have to go deeper and the deeper in Lebanon the worse they have it. It also might mean that the breaches the IDF hoped to operate through will need to be fewer in number and Hezbollah can more easily concentrate defenders to contain the breaches once made.
I think we can partially credit the wins of Hezbollah to 3 very important things, opportunity, time, and old ass American night fighting doctrine.
Opportunity, First the IOF in the north finally left their bunkers and rat holes. Hezbollah light infantry finally have decent targets and have been hardened by a year of stealthy skirmishing against IOF surveillance.
Time, there has been a lot of prep time and with 20 years and only so many crossings it makes sense there are ambush plans and IED plans and prepositioned equipment for all of them, the party of god simply need to choose to utilize particular points based on manpower and operational considerations.
Doctrine, the Americans got some very bad ideas from fighting the Iraqi army twice. The worst one and one that it’s been trying to shake off for a long time is “we own the night” American and western planners sought to leverage their night vision advantage to create massive routs on enemy forces.
The issue is now everyone has it in some form or fashion and that second it’s something that can been done in large conventional contexts to sneak around brigades and stuff at night over roads but simply attacking a prepared position with dug in defenders you might actually want to be able to detect defenders more than you want to not be detected.
Attacking at night makes many complications for the attacker and the more for the defenders but if the defenders are dug in ambush positions it is much less of a big deal.
The border is rough terrain and arguably the reason it’s the border is that Jewish tanks couldn’t be brought to bear effectively past that point in the first few Jewish wars. This is going to be an infantry fight were Hezbollah can absolutely go toe to toe with the IDF and then guerrilla fight where they are in their element the deeper the Jews get in. The Jews will be punished more the deeper they penetrate.
Hezbollah is not doing what I had anticipated and drawing in the IDF to fight in the valleys and villages. They are standing on the contact line and trading blows. Whether this is doctrine or just a successful picket defense or an opportunity one time maneuver because the IOF airforce was busy with other things that night either way it’s a bad sign for the Jews.
It means the next attempt by the IOF ground forces will need to be larger and more supported and bc if that it will have to go deeper and the deeper in Lebanon the worse they have it. It also might mean that the breaches the IDF hoped to operate through will need to be fewer in number and Hezbollah can more easily concentrate defenders to contain the breaches once made.
I think we can partially credit the wins of Hezbollah to 3 very important things, opportunity, time, and old ass American night fighting doctrine.
Opportunity, First the IOF in the north finally left their bunkers and rat holes. Hezbollah light infantry finally have decent targets and have been hardened by a year of stealthy skirmishing against IOF surveillance.
Time, there has been a lot of prep time and with 20 years and only so many crossings it makes sense there are ambush plans and IED plans and prepositioned equipment for all of them, the party of god simply need to choose to utilize particular points based on manpower and operational considerations.
Doctrine, the Americans got some very bad ideas from fighting the Iraqi army twice. The worst one and one that it’s been trying to shake off for a long time is “we own the night” American and western planners sought to leverage their night vision advantage to create massive routs on enemy forces.
The issue is now everyone has it in some form or fashion and that second it’s something that can been done in large conventional contexts to sneak around brigades and stuff at night over roads but simply attacking a prepared position with dug in defenders you might actually want to be able to detect defenders more than you want to not be detected.
Attacking at night makes many complications for the attacker and the more for the defenders but if the defenders are dug in ambush positions it is much less of a big deal.
The border is rough terrain and arguably the reason it’s the border is that Jewish tanks couldn’t be brought to bear effectively past that point in the first few Jewish wars. This is going to be an infantry fight were Hezbollah can absolutely go toe to toe with the IDF and then guerrilla fight where they are in their element the deeper the Jews get in. The Jews will be punished more the deeper they penetrate.
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I wish I talked more about Hezbollah’s ground success last night on Map Check but it was still so blurry and there was much to talk about. Hezbollah is not doing what I had anticipated and drawing in the IDF to fight in the valleys and villages. They are…
A follow up on Louis’ salient analysis of Hezbollah’s prospective performance within the context of an Israeli ground invasion of southern Lebanon.
Expanding a bit on the historical assertions and tying in the IDFs performance in Gaza to what we can expect in Lebanon:
Israel’s north and Lebanon’s south are demarcated, more or less, along the Sykes-Picot lines with exception of Sheba’ farms being occupied by Israel.
They are geographically and historically contiguous, as the Hula valley (formerly lake) of the Galilee in northern Israel is directly connected to Lebanon’s Hula, forming a greater Galilee/Tiberius region. They historically constituted a single region before the creation of “Greater Lebanon” in 1920.
The landscape in both regions is hilly and rocky, thus making vehicle traversal more difficult, but it is also more sparsely populated given that it’s mostly rural; this presents unique challenges and differences from what we’ve seen by the IDF in Gaza.
Gaza is within what is known as the “Sahel” (سهل) region of Palestine and its geography is characterized by extremely flat terrain making it suitable for orchard farming and urban development, as opposed to the hilly Galilee and West Bank. This also would have made land maneuver in Gaza quite easy if it were not for the density of the Strip and the sheer destruction of Israel’s campaign.
Israel’s ground tactics in Gaza broadly occur within three contexts:
1. After a campaign of heavy bombardment, heavily armored troop carriers (Nimr) and tanks (Merkava) attempt to isolate and close in on an area.
2. Armored Israeli bulldozers (D9) attempt to fortify a position and quickly sculpt the landscape given the malleability of the terrain.
3. Drones and other aerial tech, scope out buildings and often engage with Hamas fighters remotely to avoid troop casualties.
In Lebanon, these tactics break down given the size, nature of the terrain, and the sparseness of Lebanon’s south.
Three major obstacles are evident:
1. The rocky landscape of southern Lebanon will hinder IDF attempts at fortifying positions and certainly cannot be done in as quick a time as was done in Gaza.
2. Isolating a region would leave you vulnerable to attack given the openness of the region.
3. AI analysis and drone technology aren’t as useful in non-urban environments given the lack of organized topographical features that AI models would use as data for making strike assessments (in Gaza, blocks and districts can and have been sectioned off and often receive their own designations by the Israeli military).
Now adding the fact that Lebanon is not blockaded on all 4 sides by Israel and Hezbollah has complete access to the Syrian border, they can replenish both arms and men, thus preventing Israel from forcing a war of attrition, as was done in Gaza.
With this in mind, it is difficult to envision Israel’s transgression in Lebanon turning out as anything but a complete failure.
Expanding a bit on the historical assertions and tying in the IDFs performance in Gaza to what we can expect in Lebanon:
Israel’s north and Lebanon’s south are demarcated, more or less, along the Sykes-Picot lines with exception of Sheba’ farms being occupied by Israel.
They are geographically and historically contiguous, as the Hula valley (formerly lake) of the Galilee in northern Israel is directly connected to Lebanon’s Hula, forming a greater Galilee/Tiberius region. They historically constituted a single region before the creation of “Greater Lebanon” in 1920.
The landscape in both regions is hilly and rocky, thus making vehicle traversal more difficult, but it is also more sparsely populated given that it’s mostly rural; this presents unique challenges and differences from what we’ve seen by the IDF in Gaza.
Gaza is within what is known as the “Sahel” (سهل) region of Palestine and its geography is characterized by extremely flat terrain making it suitable for orchard farming and urban development, as opposed to the hilly Galilee and West Bank. This also would have made land maneuver in Gaza quite easy if it were not for the density of the Strip and the sheer destruction of Israel’s campaign.
Israel’s ground tactics in Gaza broadly occur within three contexts:
1. After a campaign of heavy bombardment, heavily armored troop carriers (Nimr) and tanks (Merkava) attempt to isolate and close in on an area.
2. Armored Israeli bulldozers (D9) attempt to fortify a position and quickly sculpt the landscape given the malleability of the terrain.
3. Drones and other aerial tech, scope out buildings and often engage with Hamas fighters remotely to avoid troop casualties.
In Lebanon, these tactics break down given the size, nature of the terrain, and the sparseness of Lebanon’s south.
Three major obstacles are evident:
1. The rocky landscape of southern Lebanon will hinder IDF attempts at fortifying positions and certainly cannot be done in as quick a time as was done in Gaza.
2. Isolating a region would leave you vulnerable to attack given the openness of the region.
3. AI analysis and drone technology aren’t as useful in non-urban environments given the lack of organized topographical features that AI models would use as data for making strike assessments (in Gaza, blocks and districts can and have been sectioned off and often receive their own designations by the Israeli military).
Now adding the fact that Lebanon is not blockaded on all 4 sides by Israel and Hezbollah has complete access to the Syrian border, they can replenish both arms and men, thus preventing Israel from forcing a war of attrition, as was done in Gaza.
With this in mind, it is difficult to envision Israel’s transgression in Lebanon turning out as anything but a complete failure.
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I wish I talked more about Hezbollah’s ground success last night on Map Check but it was still so blurry and there was much to talk about.
Hezbollah is not doing what I had anticipated and drawing in the IDF to fight in the valleys and villages. They are…
Hezbollah is not doing what I had anticipated and drawing in the IDF to fight in the valleys and villages. They are…
Sorry about the last posted video, I didn't complete watching it and just now realized the grotesque violence present, my apologies. It is now deleted.
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🇵🇸🔻 Al-Qassam Brigades:
Watch: Targeting of enemy vehicles during their invasion of the Al-Fokhari area, east of the city of Khan Younis, Gaza.
1080p + English captions provided.
Watch: Targeting of enemy vehicles during their invasion of the Al-Fokhari area, east of the city of Khan Younis, Gaza.
1080p + English captions provided.
But do you hear the victims of Hurricane Helene complaining about this? No! They're probably even more than happy to sacrifice even more for the "Chosen People" they so love!
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In the wake of Hurricane Helene, Tennessee's national guard - who respond to such natural disasters - has been sent to help Israel.
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Whereas Ohioans are more than happy to welcome Haitians and other third-world immigrants into their small towns with open arms, so long as they come in "legally."
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He’s not wrong.
The birth rates in China are also dramatically low, but at least they aren’t importing millions of people from the third world, thus keeping their homogeneous society intact.
The birth rates in China are also dramatically low, but at least they aren’t importing millions of people from the third world, thus keeping their homogeneous society intact.
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🇲🇽 The Jewish president of Mexico assumes office and instead of swearing on the Bible, she recreates an Aztec religious ceremony invoking the protection of Mesoamerican demons.
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