Huh yeah, I guess it was 10/12. I think around 11/12 must have been when I checked Google to see if I was the first person to use it or not.
I'm pretty sure that comment is from November. November 12th is the date that sticks out in my mind. I searched google for the earliest references of that term and made a comment about it.
They can't do the Nuremberg defense for Kkkamala supporting genocide if she's the president. She would actually have to take stances on things.
It's almost funny how quickly the libs pulled out the Nuremberg defense for Kkkamala in regards to her active participation in the Gaza genocide and her complete unwillingness to actually take a stand separate from Biden's.
but from an internationalist perspective, it's very bad form to say "I'm willing to unconditionally vote for you and thus endorse your policies of murdering and impoverishing millions abroad so long as my interests are satisfied by this arrangement."
It literally reinforces the reactionaries in the Global South who say that the "LGBT agenda" is a tool of oppression of the Global North.
Not really doing himself any favors with regards to the fed allegations. Maybe his brain broke over having to choose sides between two white proletariats lol.
I think they will stick to that, and their plans for replacing those workers from others from places like India I don't think will pan out (both for logistical reasons and because Israelis are deeply racist).
All the khaleejis pull this off just fine.
If you want to look at what is most likely in store for the Israeli economy, you should look at what happened it after the Yom Kippur War. They kept defense spending really high as a percentage of GDP and it stagnated their economy growth. They are increasingly borrowing to finance the war, as revenues are down, and they will have to borrow more to rebuild. The ruling coalition relies on the support of a Haredi community that 1) doesn't want to serve in the war and 2) want more and more money to support their lifestyle. This is, of course, in conflict with the tech and finance workers who drive probably the most significant portions of Israelis economy, and then primary and secondary order service workers that support the lifestyles of those tech and finance workers. All of these people are eligible to get drafted and have to pay for the Haredim's social support, which is not popular among the groups. The country is a mess and there is a huge internal conflict that will need to be unwound. Normally, I would expect austerity post war, but I'm not sure.
I think the US/NATO could technically prop up Israel, at least enough to help them limp along. The rest of the West has a lot of money invested in Israel, and if it's determined that the rest of the West is going to have issues if the Israeli economy collapses and defaults on debt, then I think we will see an economic intervention. You also have to take into account that the Zionist lobby is very strong in the US. The just dropped $25M in two house races. What will it spend to make sure Israel gets a sweetheart deal in terms of a bailout/debt forgiveness?
If this were one of the Trump kids, liberals would be going hoarse screaming about it.
Ukro diver
You've been down too long in the Baltic Sea
That's what we told Germany
Y'all are not going to believe what the official newspaper of Lehi (aka the Stern Gang), the Zionist terrorist group that split from Irgun over wanting to ally with the Nazis, and counted first Likud PM Yitzhak Shamir among its members, was called.
The beard is really triggering my trypopphobia
I had libs to try to tell me that her personal NatSec advisor, who has been with her since her 2020 campaign and who came out and said she does not support an arms embargo, did not actually represent her and instead worked the White House and doesn't represent her campaign.