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Gazerbeam 10 points ago +10 / -0

People did this with the Hitler crap, the OK sign, Pepe the Frog, Kekistan, IOTBW. It did not work. Students were expelled, businesses were raided and seized by their governments on whatever pretexts the governments could find. All of it was normal people saying "we are laughing at you idiots for calling us right wing nazis" and the governments used that as a pretext to investigate them for "extremism" (not a crime and not a grounds for opening an investigation) and nail them on whatever they could find.

Remember Hatreon, the Patreon alternative? Its developer was arrested on an international warrant because he had once hired a prostitute who he did not know was underage. How would anybody know that? The government targeted him for running an alternative to Patreon, and they dug through databases to find something that they could charge him with. That happened to all of alt tech. The "successful" businesses were subsidized by the government. Everything else was blacklisted or shut down on pretexts like this.

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Gazerbeam 3 points ago +6 / -3

The conflict almost did end in the 1980s. Israel had made peace with Egypt and Jordan. The Palestinians were expelled from Lebanon and exiled to Tunisia which was the only country that would have them. Then the West insisted that Israel invite them in and give them command of the Arab cities, where with the help of informants within the Israeli police forces they immediately murdered all of their political opponents and everyone who was informing on them so that they would win the "democratic" elections that the West insisted they hold.

Nobody but old boomers are aware that the Palestinian presence in Israel dates back to the 1980s. The Zionist settlers of the 1920s and the post-WWII Jewish settlers have a stronger claim to the land than they do.

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Gazerbeam 1 point ago +1 / -0

I don't know anything further, I just posted something that looked interesting. If the OP took it down, I will take it down.

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Gazerbeam 1 point ago +1 / -0

Our "democracy" rewards the sinner and and abuses the pious man. This is a feature and not a bug.

The modern political campaigns are based around getting foreign powers to pay for your private army of PR people. Of course they don't give the money for free, they get favors. It is all treason, all the way down.

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Gazerbeam 10 points ago +10 / -0

Ford Foundation public records. Other highlights include "Core support for the Women in Public Service project" that was run by Clinton aide Farah Pandith, multiple payments to the Tides Foundation that is probably the Russians, multiple payments to Aga Khan Foundation USA who are the people backing Turdeau in Canada, payments to State Voices which is Soros, multiple payments to La Raza, $500,000 to the Anti-Defamation League to "gather analyze and disseminate information related to anti immigrant groups nationwide and develop strategies for addressing anti immigrant activities", $200,000 "To facilitate collaboration between US and Cuba based scholars and help connect Cuban intellectuals and researchers to their counterparts abroad", and a payment to the 100000 Strong Foundation "To expand and diversify the number of Americans studying in China and learning Mandarin Washington, DC 20016 as an essential component of fostering a strong and enduring US China relationship". They are funding the far left, the Russian and Cuban networks, with $12 billion in assets.

Related: The Rockefeller Brothers Fund, the Ford Foundation and the MacArthur Foundation together donated about $10.2 million directly to the Chinese government and to organizations headed by top-ranking CCP members

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Gazerbeam 8 points ago +9 / -1

"Joined" is not the same as "founded". She was one of the College Idiots for Palestine, and that is the network that she tapped to protect her reputation when people disagreed with her on the internet a decade later.

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Gazerbeam 2 points ago +2 / -0

No, the best we got was /pol/ saying "it's the Jews." That has additional meanings to anyone who knows history. Even that leaves out the other factions involved and their motivations.

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Gazerbeam 5 points ago +5 / -0

"Trump won because of Gamergate" is a good thing. We caught a Russian spy ring trying to penetrate DARPA. The "Russians" were actually a Saudi sponsored Hamas spy ring that was using Russian slogans and on the Russian payroll. There are enough Russian agents embedded everywhere in the US government that this opens doors for them, and the big PR agencies were taking jobs from Russia and giving them to Hamas. The PR agencies used Chinese spies to cover it up and then took money from China (and gave it to Hamas).

It really was the Rothschilds, Israelis, and America's Jewish leaders running the big Russia-to-Hamas money laundry. Apparently on orders from communists and Islamists inside the CIA.

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Gazerbeam -4 points ago +3 / -7

They are Hamas! Stop laughing and do some research!

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Gazerbeam -9 points ago +2 / -11

people deserve to know what the person they are arguing with believes.

I not only believe it, I have proven it. Read the links and follow up with your own digging.

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Gazerbeam -10 points ago +4 / -14

They're activities are contained in the Middle East

Have you been under a rock?

Hamas has been running the United States government. The Social Justice Warriors are Hamas. Anti-Gamergate censoring the Internet is Hamas. Antifa is Hamas. "The Jews" are evil because they are sponsoring Hamas (on orders from the CIA). The Homos For Hamas are, obviously, Hamas. Hamas is not contained, they are everywhere.

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Gazerbeam 2 points ago +2 / -0

He's a Microsoft employee too, so it's hard for me to not see this as pulling "Embrace, Extend, Extinguish" on the open source community by injecting it with radical leftist politics which are incompatible with an environment of meritocracy.

That reminds me of when anons found Apigee, a Microsoft spinoff.

  • Sam Ramji - "As Microsoft's senior director of platform strategy, his job is a big one: overseeing the company's initiatives in Linux and open source."
  • Bryan Kirschner - Microsoft's Director of Open Source Strategy from 1999-2009
  • Shanley Kane was the company's head of developer relation

Crunchbase says that the company only had fourteen employees. Those are three of them. Anons were too distracted by the CEO's relationship with a guy named Dick Dong Wang to do any further research.

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Gazerbeam 2 points ago +2 / -0

What is surprising is that the vast majority of the protesters sided with the crazies who were inserted into the movement to destroy it. They accepted them as leaders, and that is what they believe now. None of the organizers who were kicked out could manage to continue organizing.

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Gazerbeam 4 points ago +4 / -0

My local Five Guys had free peanuts that were pretty good, and the fries were decent. The burger was skippable. Thin and overcooked. I like meaty juicy burgers.

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