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edwin
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Journalist Courtney Bonneau, reporting from Lebanon:"In recent days, the Israeli army killed 20 medical staff.
Americans, your taxes are being used to kill unarmed men, women, and children."
Imagine working from dawn to dusk only to have your taxes end up killing children in the Middle East...
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Medusa
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Misschien niet helemaal het juiste topic.
Waarom zou het IDF zijn dat door het puin van een ingestort appartementencomplex in Florida graaft?
Voormalig SEAL en McAfee-bodyguard Jimmy Watson zegt dat McAfee had getweet dat zijn drie terabytes aan bestanden waren opgeslagen in de Champlain Towers in Surfside, dat het gebouw net UREN na de ontdekking van McAfee's verhanging instortte, en het raarste van alles... Het IDF werd ingezet terwijl niemand anders het instortingsgebied mocht aanraken.
De officiële reden was dat Israëlische burgers onder de vermisten waren en de Israëlische reddingsunit een van de beste ter wereld is.
McAfee bracht zijn laatste jaren door met beweren dat hij binnen was gedrongen in overheidssystemen en bewijs van corruptie bij machtige functionarissen had meegenomen, en hij zwoer dat als hij ooit dood zou worden gevonden, het niet door zijn eigen hand zou zijn.
Wat kon er in die bestanden hebben gestaan?
Waarom zou het IDF zijn dat door het puin van een ingestort appartementencomplex in Florida graaft?
Voormalig SEAL en McAfee-bodyguard Jimmy Watson zegt dat McAfee had getweet dat zijn drie terabytes aan bestanden waren opgeslagen in de Champlain Towers in Surfside, dat het gebouw net UREN na de ontdekking van McAfee's verhanging instortte, en het raarste van alles... Het IDF werd ingezet terwijl niemand anders het instortingsgebied mocht aanraken.
De officiële reden was dat Israëlische burgers onder de vermisten waren en de Israëlische reddingsunit een van de beste ter wereld is.
McAfee bracht zijn laatste jaren door met beweren dat hij binnen was gedrongen in overheidssystemen en bewijs van corruptie bij machtige functionarissen had meegenomen, en hij zwoer dat als hij ooit dood zou worden gevonden, het niet door zijn eigen hand zou zijn.
Wat kon er in die bestanden hebben gestaan?
Dit is een video van de IDF dat ze in hetzelfde jaar (2021) dat dit gebeurde uitbrachten:
We hadden met z'n allen beter kunnen (en moeten) weten. Maar we zaten zelf te diep in de Trumpcultus waar menige anon uit die tijd nog steeds in zit.
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We hadden met z'n allen beter kunnen (en moeten) weten. Maar we zaten zelf te diep in de Trumpcultus waar menige anon uit die tijd nog steeds in zit.
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Je vraagt ze af of ze niet achter de controlled demolition zaten toch?
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A United Airlines flight attendant has revealed how Israeli passengers turned the plane into a garbage dump. This isn't just a lack of manners; it is the privilege of the colonizer.
A United Airlines flight attendant photographed the condition of the aircraft after Israeli passengers had disembarked. There were food scraps on the floor, discarded wrappers on the seats, spilled drinks, and most revolting of all dirty baby diapers left on the galley counter.
The flight attendant, Natalie an Israeli-American citizen who has worked for United Airlines for over seven years told the Israeli media outlet *Mako*: "Almost every flight to Israel ends up looking like this."
She isn't trying to "smear" anyone; she is stating a fact. She noted that colleagues who don't usually fly the Israel route are "shocked there’s no other word for it, when they see the cabin. Many even take photos and videos to send to their friends."
This is not an isolated incident; it is a pattern.
Just days before Natalie spoke out, Midan Bar, a captain for the Israeli airline El Al, posted a similar video. He had piloted a three-hour flight; after the passengers disembarked, the entire cabin was littered with candy wrappers, food bags, scraps of paper, and other trash. In the video, Bar walks past rows of seats, and wherever the camera turns, the floor is covered in garbage. "I really can't understand it," he says.
Israeli travel blogger Danièle Amit responded to Bar’s video on social media. "We are already hated around the world," she said. Then, she did what anyone who "supports Israel" would do: she blamed it on "antisemitism."
But the problem isn't "antisemitism." The problem is Israelis.
In September 2026, another video showed Israeli passengers leaving behind a mountain of trash on a five-hour flight from Morocco bottles, coffee cups, and food wrappers were scattered everywhere. In March 2026, a Microsoft executive accused United Airlines flight attendants of making her two-year-old child stand in his own vomit. In 2025, an Orthodox Jewish passenger was forcibly dragged out of the lavatory by a United Airlines pilot for "hogging the bathroom"; his pants were pulled down, exposing him to public view and then he was arrested.
These are not "isolated incidents." They are a pattern.
The truth: This isn't a lack of manners. It is the privilege of the colonizer.
When Israeli passengers leave dirty diapers on a plane, they aren't being "careless." They are exercising power. Power born of growing up under an apartheid system. Power acquired through occupation. Power indulged during a genocide.
A citizen of a country that bombs hospitals, kills children, and starves two million people does not care about leaving a dirty diaper on an airplane floor.
Because in a world where an Israeli life is valued more than a Palestinian life, an Israeli faces no punishment for soiling an American airline's aircraft. United Airlines won't blacklist them. The State Department won't condemn them. Western media won't call it "Israeli terrorism."
They will call it a "travel etiquette issue."
United Airlines itself is complicit.
This airline, United Airlineswas exposed by investigative journalists and advocacy groups for transporting thousands of shipments of military-related cargo to Israel between July 2025 and February 2026, the vast majority of which were loaded onto passenger flights from Newark to Tel Aviv.
United Airlines passenger jets were transporting weapons components used to bomb Gaza at the same time they were carrying Israeli passengers.
The very same airline that had flight attendants photograph the trash left behind by Israeli passengers was simultaneously shipping bomb-making parts to Israel.
This is America. This is an "ally." This is the "civilization" of a "democracy."
Mike
A United Airlines flight attendant photographed the condition of the aircraft after Israeli passengers had disembarked. There were food scraps on the floor, discarded wrappers on the seats, spilled drinks, and most revolting of all dirty baby diapers left on the galley counter.
The flight attendant, Natalie an Israeli-American citizen who has worked for United Airlines for over seven years told the Israeli media outlet *Mako*: "Almost every flight to Israel ends up looking like this."
She isn't trying to "smear" anyone; she is stating a fact. She noted that colleagues who don't usually fly the Israel route are "shocked there’s no other word for it, when they see the cabin. Many even take photos and videos to send to their friends."
This is not an isolated incident; it is a pattern.
Just days before Natalie spoke out, Midan Bar, a captain for the Israeli airline El Al, posted a similar video. He had piloted a three-hour flight; after the passengers disembarked, the entire cabin was littered with candy wrappers, food bags, scraps of paper, and other trash. In the video, Bar walks past rows of seats, and wherever the camera turns, the floor is covered in garbage. "I really can't understand it," he says.
Israeli travel blogger Danièle Amit responded to Bar’s video on social media. "We are already hated around the world," she said. Then, she did what anyone who "supports Israel" would do: she blamed it on "antisemitism."
But the problem isn't "antisemitism." The problem is Israelis.
In September 2026, another video showed Israeli passengers leaving behind a mountain of trash on a five-hour flight from Morocco bottles, coffee cups, and food wrappers were scattered everywhere. In March 2026, a Microsoft executive accused United Airlines flight attendants of making her two-year-old child stand in his own vomit. In 2025, an Orthodox Jewish passenger was forcibly dragged out of the lavatory by a United Airlines pilot for "hogging the bathroom"; his pants were pulled down, exposing him to public view and then he was arrested.
These are not "isolated incidents." They are a pattern.
The truth: This isn't a lack of manners. It is the privilege of the colonizer.
When Israeli passengers leave dirty diapers on a plane, they aren't being "careless." They are exercising power. Power born of growing up under an apartheid system. Power acquired through occupation. Power indulged during a genocide.
A citizen of a country that bombs hospitals, kills children, and starves two million people does not care about leaving a dirty diaper on an airplane floor.
Because in a world where an Israeli life is valued more than a Palestinian life, an Israeli faces no punishment for soiling an American airline's aircraft. United Airlines won't blacklist them. The State Department won't condemn them. Western media won't call it "Israeli terrorism."
They will call it a "travel etiquette issue."
United Airlines itself is complicit.
This airline, United Airlineswas exposed by investigative journalists and advocacy groups for transporting thousands of shipments of military-related cargo to Israel between July 2025 and February 2026, the vast majority of which were loaded onto passenger flights from Newark to Tel Aviv.
United Airlines passenger jets were transporting weapons components used to bomb Gaza at the same time they were carrying Israeli passengers.
The very same airline that had flight attendants photograph the trash left behind by Israeli passengers was simultaneously shipping bomb-making parts to Israel.
This is America. This is an "ally." This is the "civilization" of a "democracy."
Mike
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