. @petroballer

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8 years ago

@yuvalpi @IDFSpokesperson can't find any reference to a siege, only a battle between baathist and the FSA in 2012 (where 23 civilians died) and the 2015 battle against ISIS. can you give me a link to this siege where hezbollah massacred civilians at yarmouk?

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8 years ago

@yuvalpi @IDFSpokesperson and to clarify, to counter the thousands of civilians murdered by israel, you've come up with the amia bombing (85 dead, not triple figures as you claimed), the yarmouk battle which they weren't involved in, and civilians killed by assad. lmao, you're really bad at this, my dude.

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8 years ago

@yuvalpi @IDFSpokesperson none, that's the death toll attributed to israeli forces over their 15 year occupation

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8 years ago

@yuvalpi @IDFSpokesperson sabra and shatila was one of the reasons for hezbollah's formation lmao israel gave direct orders to clear out the PLO while they moved on west beirut. the UN found them utlatimately responsible. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabra_and…

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8 years ago

@yuvalpi @IDFSpokesperson which is higher or lower than the 5000-8000 civilians killed in israel's occupation of southern lebanon?

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8 years ago

@yuvalpi @IDFSpokesperson phalangist militants, on direct orders from israel to "clear out" the camps, while israel was occupying the country. and lmao, even if i said 40 years, which is what i meant, there's literally no way you can say hezbollah have killed more civilians. literally impossible.

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8 years ago

@yuvalpi @IDFSpokesperson and? how does that outnumber the thousands that israel have killed, you smootbrained cretin? Lebanon occupation, Sabra and Shatila, First and Second Intifadas, Lebanon 2006, Summer Rains, Autumn Clouds, Hot Winter, Cast Lead, Pillar of Defence, Protective Edge, 2018 protests.

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8 years ago

@yuvalpi @IDFSpokesperson can't find any reference to hezbollah being involved in the yarmouk battle and maybe a dozen civilians were killed there (by ISIS.)

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8 years ago

@yuvalpi @IDFSpokesperson [citation needed]

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8 years ago

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8 years ago

Union chief boasts he'd set his alarm an hour early 'to hate Thatcher some more' mirror.co.uk/news/politics/…

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8 years ago

@mk1969 lmao what New European: 52.6K Novara: 53.7K You: 19K Ash Sarkar: 103K

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8 years ago

@Jon_Primett @DPJHodges ah, that must be why half the shadow cabinet are women, and we have more women MPs than every other party put together. we've also got more women members than the entire tory membership. absolutely rife with misogyny.

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8 years ago

@OwenSmith_MP the people already had a vote, they voted 52% for leaving the eu.

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8 years ago

@mrchrisaddison remember when labour were polling at 26% and then media impartiality rules kicked in and they ended up with 40% of the vote? good times.

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8 years ago

@champagnecaptl @ronanburtenshaw @OwenJones84 newspapers have always had paywalls, they're products for sale. that doesn't mean billionaires aren't still able to influence national opinion in 50p newspapers every day. virtually all the information we get, be it print/digital media or television is controlled by billionaires

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8 years ago

@champagnecaptl @ronanburtenshaw @OwenJones84 it's not exactly a secret that print media has been hemorrhaging money for the last decade. having an owner with deep pockets and lots of advertising connections doesn't hurt their survival in an increasingly difficult industry.