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May the curse of Allah be upon the normalizers and collaborators.

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Yuval Harari is an Israeli Jew author and academic )

In his book Sapiens, he states that if modern humans are so intolerant, it is unlikely that ancient humans would have been tolerant towards another human species. He posits that genocide may be a reason that Sapiens are the only human species alive today.

In other words he advocates for genocide.

Don’t believe this nonsense.

Genocide is driven by an ideology that sees the victims as inferior or misguided and, therefore, deserving of no chance to live.

And that’s what Israel and ISIS are doing.

Don’t allow “educated” propagandists to deceive you into believing that being human makes you inherently evil!

I have no doubt that you will not commit genocide or violence unless you believe in the ideology that enables it. That ideology has to come either from God, claiming that God permitted it,

Or from the absence of belief in God, where in this case enables you to commit genocide because there is no accountability as long as you get away with it and death is the end.

Humans have to justify their actions to themselves before committing them and often through an ideology.

https://t.me/warfareanalysis/74643

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🇮🇷A new video of the preparation of Iranian missiles in the operation against Israel

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Colonization often reaches a turning point when the colonizer recognizes that they cannot defeat or eliminate the indigenous population. This realization happens when they become aware of how much resilient and deeply rooted is connection of the natives to their land, something the colonizer could never fathom. As the colonizers face mounting resistance and the unsustainable nature of their oppressive strategies, they ultimately acknowledge that coexistence or departure is the only viable path forward. Colonization doesn't end with the military defeat of the often far superior colonizing army, but it ends when they realize they can not win.

I frequently read expressions of fervent wishes within the group chat for an escalation of conflict, reflecting a misguided longing for the colonizer to unleash devastating consequences upon the indigenous population of the region. However, the most potent response to Zionism lies in enduring and steadfast resilience, a "win by points" as Sayed Nasrallah once put it. By refusing to grant respite or tranquility to the occupiers on the occupied land, they'll be ultimately forced to rely on the very European passports they once used to seek refuge in Palestine.

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