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my dream tonight will be that every american military base on foreign soil implodes and collapses and never returns again

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ranma

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An Irish MEP has asked the EU's most senior foreign affairs official to apologise for suggesting Ireland's policy of neutrality is in part due to Ireland not having a modern-day understanding of "atrocities, mass deportations, suppression of culture and language".

European Commission vice president and high representative for foreign affairs and security policy, Kaja Kallas, made the remarks during a debate on an upcoming NATO meeting at the European Parliament in Strasbourg in France.

Responding to a discussion which involved various views on NATO, conflicts including Russia's war in Ukraine and whether the EU needs to increase defence spending, Ms Kallas, who is from Estonia, said: "I do want to address our Irish colleagues. I mean, yes, peace doesn't mean that human suffering will stop.

"If, you know, you surrender and you have the aggressor and you say okay take all that you want, it doesn't mean that the human suffering will stop[...]

"Vice President Kallas’s suggestion that Ireland simply prospered in the post-war period without trauma or oppression is deeply inaccurate and dismissive of our island's experience.

"Ireland too endured atrocities, from the Ballymurphy massacre to Bloody Sunday, where innocent civilians were shot and killed by British soldiers.

"Our people suffered internment without trial, and widespread discrimination in housing and employment, particularly in the North.

"Furthermore, the suppression of Irish language and culture has been an ongoing battle, as evidenced by the decades-long campaign for an Irish Language Act in the North.

19 Jun 25

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How Long Must Palestinian Blood Flow ?

Artist: Ghazi Inaim

Circa 1985

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Artist is @thezaynalarbii

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literally can't stop thinking about this

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classic cinema is such a great pastime cause you'll hear somebody say yeah this movie changed cinema forever and is still the standard 70 years later and you'll go into it like surely it can't be good and come out of it like wow no it is that good actually. like this every time

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Whisper of the Heart 耳をすませば (1995) dir. Yoshifumi Kondō

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Sometimes the technology conspires against me to make me sound crazy in my text messages.