Lemmygradwontallowme [he/him, it/its]

I was the crab that pinched Dirt Owl. If Hexbears are libs, then I must be the libiest of all libs.

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Disarming of socialism and defense of capital is liberalism

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Cake day: May 23rd, 2023

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  • Well, for starters, Lebanon is not Gaza. It is not simply an small area you can easily cordon off with full control of its borders to besiege, by air, land, and sea. One does not simply enter into Lebanon, at least not without facing its treacherous terrain, geographically and militarily. And Hezbollah is not Al Qassem forces, it is much stronger than that.

    Ofc, it’s going to be utter suck for Lebanon, especially in the South, but it’s not the first time the resistance there had fought and rid of Zionist Entity forces by attrition.

    Just my couple cents, pennies for thoughts tho.








  • Despite its role in undermining the rule of law in Pakistan—or, perhaps, because of it—the TLP has maintained a close relationship with the Pakistani military and the government. It is widely understood in Pakistan to be a tool of Pakistani intelligence that has been used to incite protests that could serve various domestic political purposes. Only when the group turned critical of the state’s emerging policy towards Palestine did the security services lash out.

    The crackdown has elicited little sympathy from many in Pakistani civil society who had justifiably opposed the TLP for its attacks on minorities and enforcement of barbaric blasphemy punishments. But the military turning on one of its own closely-aligned organizations over the subject of normalization with Israel sends a strong message about what could happen to other sectors of society that publicly oppose the widely unpopular move.

    Up until October 2025, the TLP had only called for a few small demonstrations in support of Gaza. In early October, it appeared that Pakistan was beginning to play a role in the Gaza ceasefire when the prime minister tweeted in support of Trump’s ceasefire plan as one of the “Muslim countries” supporting the deal. Rumors started circulating that Pakistan would be normalizing ties with Israel. On Friday, after the ceasefire was signed and Sharif traveled to Trump’s Egypt summit, Rizvi announced his plans to march towards the U.S. embassy in Islamabad during his prayer sermon.

    Over the weekend, thousands of TLP members gathered from various areas of Punjab and started making their way up on the Grand Trunk Road towards Islamabad. On the outskirts of Lahore, thousands of protestors faced stiff resistance from the police, who fired at the protestors with tear gas.

    But it was Pakistan’s support for Trump’s Gaza deal that threatened domestic stability most significantly.

    RIght, so you can hang someone for blasphemy, but can’t vouch for the Falastinis, in Pakistan?






  • However, there are some signs that the UAE is growing frustrated with Israel.

    An analyst familiar with the thinking of Emirati officials told MEE that the UAE was upset by Israel’s unilateral attack on Iran earlier this year. Whereas the UAE has long been at odds with Hamas, it has tried to influence the Palestinian Authority, which exercises limited governance in the occupied West Bank.

    They’re following after Biden and Trump… it would be more comedic, save for the fact they’re talking about the ‘practicalities’ of occupying and ethnically cleansing the West Bank.