Quote from: Lokmar on Today at 07:20:50 PMBy all means, feel free to take a swing at this question too:

WTF does the recent sale of Tik Tok have to do with shit they've been doing for YEARS?

Not entirely sure what you  mean by "shit they've been doing" but the reason TikTok has relevance is because the platform had become a major source of information coming directly out of Gaza, unfiltered, and contributed greatly to young people forming their opinions about what was happening there.

Those opinions were not favorable to the zionists; they were losing/lost a whole generation of folk who weren't susceptible to the influence of legacy media outlets and couldn't be fooled by the propaganda any more because those folk had seen both the reality and the lies... and who was telling the lies.

As Jonathan Greenblatt (CEO of the Anti-Defamation League) put it:

"We have a major, major, major generational problem. The issue in the United States' support for Israel is not left and right—it is young and old. And so we really have a TikTok problem, a Gen-Z problem."

But sure, *maybe* it was only a coincidence that the forced sale of Tiktok followed and the USA's congress felt it necessary to pass legislation equating anti-zionism with anti-semitism because free speech was only meant to apply unless someone is criticizing "israel" just like the founding fathers intended.


...or maybe the zionist settler/colonial project in Palestine has finally become too odious for the world to continue tolerating and its backers, including the USA, are desperately trying to retain narrative control in 'the west' because it's the only hope they have left of salvaging the project going forward.

#FreeFreePalestine

This is making the news abroad. China is milking it to say(rightly so too) that the US has no moral authority to lecture any country on corruption.

Quote from: Brent on Today at 12:34:20 PMFixed it for you.

To answer that, I guess I would seem like a Rhodes Scholar compared to some idiot who thinks one ethnicity is pulling the strings on the largest ethnicity.

We have a cat smarter than you.

There's no need for insults. This ridiculous topic is not that important.

Blaze is a good guy for someone of West European origin. Sure, he gets his "facts" from cartoons and and obscure vids, but that affects you how?

Besides, when Blaze talks about Jews he likely uses the term mataphorically for all rich libtard assholes.

Scouse, on the other hand talks a lot about Jews but he knows nothing about the faith. He doesn't even have a clue how the religion is passed on. As I have said before, Scouser would not know a Jew if Bar Rafaeli sat on his face.

Having said that tho, Scouse is harmless just like Blazor. They have no power and never will. No political movement will make a home for them except perhaps Hamas.

Quote from: J E B Stuart on Today at 02:00:08 PMWhat the hell happened, sugarlips?  Too much wok-fried kitty with pussy cat gravy?

Amen.

Actually cat is very slimming.

It was all those Pomeranian pupperoni pizzas, beagle bagels and Samoyed salami submarines.

Quote from: Herman on Today at 07:07:28 PMHow much did Soros or the dark-money Arabella network donate to the IDF?

How should I know? I only know who the top donor is because that was mentioned in an article about something else that I was reading or watching and I've subsequently seen/heard it mentioned again from various sources which seems to confirm it. That's (giving money to the "israeli" occupation forces) not something I track or about which I have a specific curiosity in and of itself.

This is why China interferes in Canada's elections. To keep the grift going.

Would you trade Minnesota for Alberta?

A group promoting the idea of Saskatchewan separating from Canada says its public information sessions are drawing crowds.

The Saskatchewan Prosperity Project (SPP) says its presentations are meant to teach people about the benefits of Saskatchewan becoming a sovereign nation.

"Right now in Canada, it's a sinking ship. And if we don't take our lifeboat and throw it out and get off while we can, we're going down with the ship and we don't have to," SPP president Brad Williams said.

SPP is aligned with the Alberta Prosperity Project, a group with similar goals for that province.

Williams spoke to a crowd of about 200 people at the Saskatoon-area meeting this past week. It was one of several sessions over the last five weeks in communities across the province, including Meadow Lake, Assiniboia, Tompkins, Prince Albert, Raymore, Leader, Swift Current and Kindersley. It plans to continue holding events across the province in the coming months to raise attention to what Williams says are the benefits of Saskatchewan sovereignty.

"What we really gain is that future for our children, you know, prosperity," said Williams. "There's no reason why we should be in a deficit. We should not be in any position other than having a surplus. And a lot of the taxes are way too high."