The Non-Yogi Israel-Palestine war thread

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In reply to bearister • 1:02a, 7/31/25
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He quotes Alex Jones as a source to give the positions in his posts substance and persuasive force.

I quote Alex Jones because you agree with him.
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In reply to BearNIt • 1:04a, 7/31/25
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bearister said:
He quotes Alex Jones as a source to give the positions in his posts substance and persuasive force.

I was trying to figure out where is he coming up with his talking points and it all makes sense and that is why his talking points have a loose grip on the truth and reality.

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In reply to BearNIt • 1:09a, 7/31/25
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These are pictures of children with other health issues.

Starvation is indeed a health issue.

These health issues are genetic disorders due to increased homozygosity, where offspring inherit identical copies of recessive alleles from both parents. In other words, incest.

Yeah sure, and the fact that nearly all food aid to the 2 million people living in Gaza has been suspended for several months now has nothing to do with people there starving, it's all about "increased homozygosity".

I'm not denying there are food issues in Gaza. But when you see pictures of emaciated kids like the ones you posted with parents who look much healthier, it makes you wonder if what's being reported is actually propaganda instead.

Even aid organizations within Israel say the Prime Minister's actions are akin to genocide. Using food(starvation) as a weapon of war is a war crime.

Is Israel also not sending food to Gaza?

Again sad, craven, and intellectually dishonest

So you deny Israel is sending food to Gaza.

Israel is using food as a weapon. If I send a can of peas to a starving city, can I really say I am send enough food so people won't die of starvation or am I using semantics to justify starving the people to death? Doing the bare minimum is just that, the bare minimum and people are still starving to death from insufficient nutrition. Is that not easily understood?

The New York Times is using propaganda as a weapon. Why did they use a picture of a child with a muscular disorder as the face of starvation in Gaza on its front cover?



The cover image of the New York Times on Friday, July 25, showed a child the caption said had been born healthy before suffering malnutrition in Gaza.

Hmmmm, sad, craven, and intellectually dishonest. There is no one in the world who doesn't believe that there is a humanitarian crisis in Gaza that involves the use of food as a weapon resulting in mass starvation of a people. Your continued postings in attempt to obfuscate and deflect say a great deal and is troubling. Do some research and try not to go down a MAGA rabbit hole into the abyss. Like most news organizations the Times is using what is available to them to generate curiosity and readership without spreading lies. Do you think that they have fabricated the story or is it more likely in this era of litigation that the story was vetted and run past legal before they ran the story.


Is that why the New York Times backtracked and issued a correction on their Gaza famine story?

https://www.foxnews.com/media/new-york-times-admits-using-misleading-cover-photo-emaciated-gaza-child


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In reply to Cal88 • 1:15a, 7/31/25
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BTW the NYT has always had a zionist bias.

Did the NYT's Zionist bias compel them to purposely embarrass themselves by publishing a false narrative and front page photo to bring light to the fact that western left-wing media is not telling the full story of what's going on in Gaza? More 3D chess by the Zionists?
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In reply to BearNIt • 1:25a, 7/31/25
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Even aid organizations within Israel say the Prime Minister's actions are akin to genocide.

Why aren't most Hamas terrorists and Palestinians dead by now? It's been almost two years since October 7, 2023. Face it, Israel sucks at genocide, especially with all their military sophistication.
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In reply to Cal88 • 1:46a, 7/31/25
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You need more Massie and less Barbie echo chamber.

In North Korea, they prevent the outside world from taking pictures of things they don't want them to see for fear of embarrassment.

In Gazawood, they act and pretend in front of the cameras because they know the western media would eat it up, raw.

Of course, there are people dying and it's unjust and tragic and there are bad actors and bad actions that have place by the stronger side but that's what happens in a war, especially an urban one. But for some reason, that's not enough, the show must go on and Gazawood needs to produce for its western audience.
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In reply to bear2034 • 2:07a, 7/31/25
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BearNIt said:
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BearNIt said:
bear2034 said:
Cal88 said:
bear2034 said:
Cal88 said:
bear2034 said:
These are pictures of children with other health issues.

Starvation is indeed a health issue.

These health issues are genetic disorders due to increased homozygosity, where offspring inherit identical copies of recessive alleles from both parents. In other words, incest.

Yeah sure, and the fact that nearly all food aid to the 2 million people living in Gaza has been suspended for several months now has nothing to do with people there starving, it's all about "increased homozygosity".

I'm not denying there are food issues in Gaza. But when you see pictures of emaciated kids like the ones you posted with parents who look much healthier, it makes you wonder if what's being reported is actually propaganda instead.

Even aid organizations within Israel say the Prime Minister's actions are akin to genocide. Using food(starvation) as a weapon of war is a war crime.

Is Israel also not sending food to Gaza?

Again sad, craven, and intellectually dishonest

So you deny Israel is sending food to Gaza.

Israel is using food as a weapon. If I send a can of peas to a starving city, can I really say I am send enough food so people won't die of starvation or am I using semantics to justify starving the people to death? Doing the bare minimum is just that, the bare minimum and people are still starving to death from insufficient nutrition. Is that not easily understood?

The New York Times is using propaganda as a weapon. Why did they use a picture of a child with a muscular disorder as the face of starvation in Gaza on its front cover?



The cover image of the New York Times on Friday, July 25, showed a child the caption said had been born healthy before suffering malnutrition in Gaza.

Hmmmm, sad, craven, and intellectually dishonest. There is no one in the world who doesn't believe that there is a humanitarian crisis in Gaza that involves the use of food as a weapon resulting in mass starvation of a people. Your continued postings in attempt to obfuscate and deflect say a great deal and is troubling. Do some research and try not to go down a MAGA rabbit hole into the abyss. Like most news organizations the Times is using what is available to them to generate curiosity and readership without spreading lies. Do you think that they have fabricated the story or is it more likely in this era of litigation that the story was vetted and run past legal before they ran the story.


Is that why the New York Times backtracked and issued a correction on their Gaza famine story?

https://www.foxnews.com/media/new-york-times-admits-using-misleading-cover-photo-emaciated-gaza-child



When the NYT was presented with new information, they printed a correction which is what should happen if a journalist or publication has new information. This is what should have happened and did happen. They owned the mistake even though it does cloud the fact that people are dying in Gaza from insufficient nutrition. The NYT should be better. Given the information that they had they ran the story with the approval of the editors and the legal department, the same to entities that most likely instructed the writers of the article to issue a correction once they had the new information. I applaud them for having the integrity to do the right thing and would tell them to be better to avoid becoming the story instead of reporting on the story.

I would point out that the use of information that is later found to lack completeness does not solely belong to the NYT. Most recently the announcement of various trade deals by the administration contain misleading comments on foreign investment in the U.S. as evidenced by trade deals with the EU, Japan, and South Korea. Just today the announcement of the economy increasing in the 2nd Quarter by 3.% lacks context as it is less than that of the two previous years. Going by your assertion, the administration was dishonest and should be taken to task for it as should any publication who forgets to provide context to a story or an announcement. By the way none of the agreements are binding as the ability to set tariffs belongs to Congress.

You are right though based on the new information, the photo was misleading and the story lacked context but it did not change the fact that there are men, women, and children are dying due to insufficient nutrition . I would hope that next time you post, you not use photos from before the war showing restaurants in Gaza serving Gazans to disprove what is going on now, the use of food as a weapon by Israel and the starvation of a people.
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In reply to bear2034 • 2:08a, 7/31/25
bear2034 said:
BearNIt said:
Even aid organizations within Israel say the Prime Minister's actions are akin to genocide.

Why aren't most Hamas terrorists and Palestinians dead by now? It's been almost two years since October 7, 2023. Face it, Israel sucks at genocide, especially with all their military sophistication.

Doesn't mean they're not trying.
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In reply to bear2034 • 2:11a, 7/31/25
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BearNIt said:
bearister said:
He quotes Alex Jones as a source to give the positions in his posts substance and persuasive force.

I was trying to figure out where is he coming up with his talking points and it all makes sense and that is why his talking points have a loose grip on the truth and reality.


If you mean based in reality given the current information and based on common sense then I stand guilty as charged and I accept the punishment.
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3:22a, 7/31/25
Cal88, a request please. Would you please post more pictures of dead Gazan babies? I get off on that kind of thing, and, you know, I'm sure it's exactly what Greybear had in mind when he set up this Cal community. Thanks, you effing freak.
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6:19a, 7/31/25

Data: COGAT, a unit of the Israeli military; Note: "Other aid" includes water, shelter, gas, medical supplies and infrastructure equipment; Chart: Kavya Beheraj/Axios

"The Israeli government denies there is starvation in Gaza. President Trump rejected that claim on Monday, saying "there is real starvation in Gaza you can't fake that."
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In reply to Chapman_is_Gone • 9:05a
Chapman_is_Gone said:
Cal88, a request please. Would you please post more pictures of dead Gazan babies? I get off on that kind of thing, and, you know, I'm sure it's exactly what Greybear had in mind when he set up this Cal community. Thanks, you effing freak.


Just trying to be helpful here, here you go chappie:

https://thebettermenopause.com/blogs/the-better-gut-community/natural-remedies-for-menopause-mood-swings-and-low-mood
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