Cowards Drop Bunker Buster Bombs On Safe Zone Tents While Ghouls Help & Profit

Abdel Kareem Hana/Associated Press

Bunker buster bombs, aka Massive Ordnance Penetrator bombs, are made by Boeing and designed to be dropped from warplanes flying at great heights.

Thus they were the perfect weapon to kill more hostages while obliterating the tents of Palestinian families sheltering in Gaza's Khan Younis Muwasi refugee camp.

https://x.com/Mahmoud_Bassam8/status/1833290596527604211

We can only assume that this depraved attack on a previously designated "safe zone" intended to reach the depth of tunnels where resistance freedom fighters operate. Hamas has stated that the attempt to keep Israeli hostages alive and safe is hampered by indiscriminate Israeli military attacks.

Also, as reported by Aljazeera:

Hamas, the Palestinian group that governs Gaza, denied that its fighters were in the targeted area and accused Israeli authorities of perpetuating lies to justify their “ugly crimes”.

“The resistance has denied several times that any of its members exist within civilian gatherings or using these places for military purposes,” Hamas said in a statement.

The three crater massacre that killed 40 and injured scores of others will be reported by a complicit press still insisting that Hamas killed 1,200 on October 7, 2023 despite last week's leak of Israeli Apache helicopter dash cam videos showing them executing Israelis under the Hannibal Directive. For now, let's set aside why partygoers at a music festival on October 7 thought that dancing outside the fence of the world's largest concentration camp was a good -- or safe -- idea.

It's not that the Zionist entity can't use targeted strikes when it wants to. Witness the death of American Ayşenur Ezgi Eygi, shot by an Israeli sniper while demonstrating support for Palestinian rights in the occupied West Bank. 

https://x.com/redstreamnet/status/1833115114171502644

That PM Netanyahu shared a map last week with that territory completely swallowed up by Israel has caused several to comment that Israel's current escalation of genocide toward Palestinians was "never about Hamas." The map also makes clear why Israel and its supporters insist that Palestinians and their supporters must never be allowed to use the phrase "from the river to the sea" -- because that is a Zionist land theft slogan.

https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/haaretz-today/2024-09-05/ty-article/.highlight/netanyahus-map-shows-israel-from-the-river-to-the-sea-its-no-accident/00000191-c2a8-d09f-ab91-debc90e60000

Meanwhile, in New Hampshire, U.S. families are allegedly celebrating because their loved ones will be sent on refueling missions in West Asia. Because that is what the "National Guard" is guarding -- not our nation, but Israel's. 

https://www.unionleader.com/news/military/air-national-guard-prepares-to-deploy-in-kc-46-refueling-aircrafts-historic-operation/article_a0624d0a-6e1e-11ef-97db-f7becf38ed64.html

It looks to me like this air"man" is embracing her daughter, not the deployment. Big surprise that NH Governor Sununu was all in on sending moms abroad to help Israel kill other moms.

The moral depravity of the collective West will be our undoing.

Preaching Beyond The Choir: My Interview On Pachios On The News

I had no idea that the community television talk show Pachios on the News is sponsored by corporate law firm Preti Flaherty. Had I known I probably still would have agreed to be interviewed there because I welcome opportunities to preach beyond the choir. Nor had I done my homework to watch host Harold Pachios interview luminaries like Governor Janet Mills or Senator Angus King; I had only watched part of his most recent interview with Portland City Councilor Anna Trevorrow.

I probably also should have given more consideration to the fact that the interview started at 7pm -- as an early riser, I'm past my usual bedtime when the show concludes at 8pm. So I misnamed the famous Milgram experiments as Millman, and said they were done at Harvard, not Yale.  Also at no point did I name my blog --  nor did the host, but he seemed aggravated by me and my views and probably with himself for inviting me in the first place. 

At one point he said, "I'm not here to argue with you," and I am proud of myself for not LOL at that gross canard.

Anyway, for what it's worth, here's the interview. And here's a game: guess how many times Harold interrupted me and then keep a tally. Was your estimate over or under?*

*A friend counted 32 interruptions, but that may be an undercount.

Note: The episode hasn't appeared on the show's YouTube channel yet, but when it does I'll swap it out for this version that I uploaded. (My blog could not handle uploading the MP4 file directly due to its size.)

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On another subject altogether, I always enjoy being published in the Bowdoin Orient. It was one of the early places my writing found a home when I was a student there. Nowadays I write to them about local issues like the foam spill catastrophe at the old Brunswick Naval Air Station: