Easy for you to say when there aren't bombs falling all around you.
At what point in the past has Gaza ever looked like what it does right now? How many Palestinians do you think are going to look at what's left of their loved ones and are going to chose to stay instead of fleeing to somewhere where they might be safe from bombs given the chance? How many Syrians and Iraqis made that same decision over the past two decades? You better start giving a fuck about what Trump thinks, because there is more working in favor of this plan now than there has been in 50 years.
Do you think the man who is sending US citizens to an El Savadorian prison gives a shit about the reasons why this hasn't been attempted in the past?
What will Hamas be receiving in return for listenening to its Qatari comprador allies and releasing Edam Alexander without any actual concrete concessions up front? Per DropSite News, a one way trip to America's premier slave market:
BREAKING: The Trump administration is working on a plan to permanently relocate up to 1 million Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to Libya, according to a report by NBC News, citing five sources with knowledge of the effort, including two people they said with direct knowledge, and a former U.S. official.
Key Details:
➤ The plan is being seriously considered and has been discussed with Libyan leadership. In exchange, the U.S. would potentially unfreeze billions of dollars in Libyan assets.
➤ Israel is aware of the discussions. Senior Hamas official, Dr. Basem Naim, said that Hamas was not aware of any discussions. No final agreement has been reached, NBC reports and the State Department and National Security Council declined comment.
➤ Libya, still divided between rival governments, is struggling with war and instability. The U.S. currently warns against travel due to “crime, terrorism, kidnapping, and armed conflict.”
➤ Plans include possible financial incentives like free housing or stipends to encourage voluntary departure—but it’s unclear how many Palestinians would agree.
➤ Transport options being considered include airlifts, sea routes, and land convoys, all of which pose major logistical hurdles. Gaza lacks an airport, and Israel may not permit overland travel to Egypt.
➤ The U.S. has also reportedly considered Syria under its new post-Assad leadership as a potential resettlement site.
➤ Trump previously said Palestinians would need to be relocated so the U.S. could “take over” and rebuild Gaza as a “Riviera of the Middle East.” He added: “I don’t think people should be going back to Gaza.”
➤ The proposal for ethnically cleansing Gaza has faced intense pushback from Arab allies and members of Congress.
https://x.com/DropSiteNews/status/1923479173903024601
https://xcancel.com/DropSiteNews/status/1923479173903024601
Also, with regards to:
The proposal for ethnically cleansing Gaza has faced intense pushback from Arab allies
Who do I need to speak to about getting a modified version of 
but with MBS' head photoshopped on?
Yeah, no shit.
It's seemed pretty clear to me from the start that this was the Qataris trying to put pressure on Hamas to release him so that they could score their own personal points with Trump at the expense of Gaza, because Israel already had the greenlight from Trump to ramp things up and they wanted to get the American out as win. Now this guy can't killed by Israeli bombing and Trump doesn't have to give a shit.
Negotiated for what?
I had a bad feeling that things were going to get way worse after Hamas gave up that last American hostage without getting anything in return.
Non-profits can still borrow money, owe vendors or employees money, or owe people who have won lawsuits against them money.
Let us all reflect and embrace the posting that got us here on this special day.
EDIT: Apparently the prior portrait was not of Nat Turner, despite what Google and some other websites said.
PPB
Do you know why women pick the bear over the man in that viral question about which they would rather run into in the woods?
The threat of the man is something real and present that most women have actually faced. They know what men are capable of, have experienced it, and may experience it again. The bear is an unknown. It's not present in their lives, and they have never experienced it. Yes, maybe they could get mauled to death and eaten by the bear, but maybe they can run away. Maybe the bear runs away. Maybe the bear isn't interested in them. All sorts of possibilities float around in their head because they are not now and have not previously had to experience the violence of the bear.
Gazans are experiencing the bombing and the death right now. They experience it every day. What will happen to them in Libya? Maybe they will face the same sort of violence there, although that's unlikely given they are under the sort of bombing campaign that hasn't been seen in decades. But maybe they won't. Maybe there life will be better than living in literal fucking hell on earth. And if you don't think that a lot of Gazans won't take that chance to be free from hell on earth, even if it means leaving everything they have ever know and maybe even the people they love, then you are fundamentally disconnected from the human experience, because that is a choice millions of war refugees have made since time immemorial.