This. The issue is with the networks and storage. It is quite often the case that enough electricity is produced just in the wrong place and time.
Fucking murderers.
"Speaking to Newshour on the BBC World Service, Dr Mohammed Abu Rayya, who is at a hospital dealing with the aftermath of the attack, said the majority of those injured were suffering from multiple shrapnel wounds.
He said it was like being in "hell", adding that many of the casualties were civilians, notably women and children. "
Go to hell.
This. I am finding it bizarre how violence by the state is perfectly acceptable but suddenly it becomes unacceptable when a non state actor does exactly the same.
You spelled a "nazi" wrong.
No, the subject is attack of the state terrorist group, namely IDF on unarmed civilians in the refugee camp.
Probably. It saves them the cost of barbed wire and crematoriums. Plus, they are able to keep pretending Holocaust was a one off and they are definitely not commiting one now.....
Funny how the descendants of victims turned into perpetrators, eh?
Does Argentina recognise Israel as terrorist group?
"This was the beginning of what historians called 'the cult of the flag,' an almost religious feelings that the Americans have for the stars and stripes.”
https://time.com/4805114/flag-day-2017-history/
" The rare chance to wave the flag for a reason that had nothing to do with a political statement or a military campaign was irresistible for Americans who began putting the flag pattern on everything from breakfast waffles to garbage trucks. "
Yeah, perfectly normal 🙄
Was the shooter name Johann Georg Elser by any chance?
assassination is obscene
In this case I would call it "self defence".
My thoughts exactly
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Georg_Elser&diffonly=true#Bombing
Doesn't it mean that the UK government is enabling war crimes?
Zealots are the problems, not the entire population, as I've said.
You are not the sharpest tool in the box, are you?
In other nations flag cult is limited usually to the far right. Everyone else is using flags sporadically - football events for example.
In the USA flag cult is an everyday occurrence applicable to the most of the population: flags in classrooms, on houses, everywhere. With their bizzare customs "not touching the ground" and other shit. Cult of a piece of cloth.
Do you get it now? If not try to read again. Slowly.
Stop lying and stop trying to justify war crimes.
In the UK we call them "flag shaggers" and they are laughing stock.
If you are not trolling and you genuinely don't see the difference between occasional flag use and everyday cult typical for the USA and for the far right in other countries, you may be even slower than you appear from your comments here.
An air strike hit a densely populated area of displaced people in the al-Mawasi area of Khan Younis.
I don't understand this weird American obsession with flag. I was looking at some photos of Trump's rallies. Flags everywhere - on shirts, hats, glasses etc. And this bizarre cult of the flag - "it cannot touch the ground" etc.
At the end of the day the flag is just a piece of cloth. If you worship any flag or take offense to any flag, you need to get a life.
Thousands in Gaza are dying – but what’s really scary, apparently, is a flight attendant wearing a tiny flag pin
Doubt raised about election hopefuls who stood without providing photos, biographies or contact details
Patryk Palczynski was 24 years old when we left his family home in June 2010, supposedly for a boat/yacht cruise where he was supposed to be a sailor. Unlike previous times, this time he didn't tell his mom any details. He packed his belongings and took with him 50 dollars in one note. He turned off this phone that night with no further contact with his mom.
His body has been found ashore 14th July. His hands were tied behind his back. Pavement flagstones were attached to his body. He had with him 20 dollars in one note and a turtle medallion which his mother claims wasn't his.
The police and the prosecutor ruled that he pulled the pavements stones, attached to his body, tied his hands behind his back and finally jumped into the sea in the Gdansk harbour. Then allegedly currents moved his body where it was subsequently found. That is despite:
- no such currents in this part of the sea
- no CCTV capturing him doing either of these things
- no any evidence he was suicidal
- him having things he didn't have with him when he left (20 dollars note, medallion) which is an evidence he didn't commit suicide that night (which is what the police claims)
Not to mention ridiculousness of the theory about the guy tieing up his hands behind his own back to commit suicide.
Source: https://gdynia.naszemiasto.pl/czy-patryk-palczynski-mogl-popelnic-samobojstwo-dziesiec/ar/c15-7732595