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Cake day: July 29th, 2023

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  • Might as well be Most Islamic Countries tbh.

    Pakistan and Bangladesh buy spyware from Israel.

    Turkey and Azerbaijan buy a lot of their arms.

    Middle East in general is just screwed because it’s mostly US shills.

    Dunno enough about Southeast Asia or Africa, but I wouldn’t be surprised if they too had ties to Israel.

    I still like to think the only nation that made a proper stand was Yemen. Iran was kind of incompetent and is morally corrupt anyways. Lebanon is too fractured to have a chance of a proper leadership imo.

    Only the Houthis seemed to make a dent in Israel by attacking their supply line, which did actually have an effect.

    Otherwise there are plenty more non Islamic nations willing to do more.


  • This actually reminds me of that modified hellfire the US made in which they basically removed the explosives and installed a metal slug with blades, which they used to kill Al Qaeda and Taliban leaders in the last few years in Afghanistan.

    The idea being that the kinetic warhead would greatly reduce the collateral and allow pinpoint precision on targets in a dense area.

    Of course Israel could never. They decided to go with fitting bombs onto pagers & walkie talkies, and their age old strategy of leveling entire buildings hoping the target is inside. Gotta win that maximum civilian death trophy at any cost.













  • Coconut flavor

    Slang: Disparaging and Offensive. a person of color, especially a person of Latin American or South Asian origin or descent, who is regarded as having adopted the attitudes, values, and behavior thought to be characteristic of middle-class white society, at the expense of their ethnic heritage. Compare Oreo.

    Actually, I would argue these days it usually gets referenced exclusively to describe politicians who don’t represent the same values their cultural background would, usually in a downside.

    Don’t think Ben and Jerry’s is playing some double speak here, but I thought it was interesting nonetheless.