Good for you... Go get a cookie out the jar
Christ on a bike... The thread has come to point scoring over beheaded kids now?
Can I have a bourbon instead Dad?
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Good for you... Go get a cookie out the jar
Christ on a bike... The thread has come to point scoring over beheaded kids now?
How so? go look through the Afghan thread and see the number of times Biden made claims which turned out to be completely false.
Then there are an array of other claims he has made which haven't turned out to be reality:
https://edition.cnn.com/2021/09/03/politics/fact-check-biden-tree-of-life-synagogue-visit/index.html
https://news.yahoo.com/pentagon-quickly-refutes-biden-claim-204000960.html https://edition.cnn.com/2021/08/20/politics/fact-check-al-qaeda-gone-afghanistan-biden/index.html
The claims he made as to graduating from Syracuse University, etc. etc. there are many many more.
After an Israeli reserve soldier named David Ben Zion told a reporter Palestinian militants “cut [off] heads of babies,” Biden, Netanyahu, and the international media amplified the dubious claim.
The Grayzone has identified Ben Zion as a fanatical settler leader who incited riots by demanding a Palestinian town be “wiped out.”
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Source of dubious ‘beheaded babies’ claim is Israeli settler leader who incited riots to ‘wipe out’ Palestinian village - The Grayzone
After an Israeli reserve soldier named David Ben Zion told a reporter Palestinian militants "cut [off] heads of babies," Biden, Netanyahu, and the international media amplified the dubious claim. The Grayzone has identified Ben Zion as a fanatical settler leader who incited riots by demanding a...thegrayzone.com
Sky news basically rubbished the claims too in a article earlier today.
I'd say cutting power, water etc all goes under indiscriminate.
Both instances of being provided faulty inteligence, this is pretty black & white of him seeing the photos himself - carry on burying your head in the sand if you wish but you're denying reality at this point.
He didn't confirm claims, he said he had seen the pics himself. That's quite a hill to get yourself off of.I'm not claiming these events did not happen, but responding to the notion that Biden is any kind of reliable arbitrator of what has or hasn't happened even when he claims something is confirmed. This isn't just about a couple of instances he has a long, verifiable, history including instances of things just like this through to things as silly as more than once claiming he is more than 100 years old :s
Though people like to try and write it off as him "misspeaking".
He didn't confirm claims, he said he had seen the pics himself. That's quite a hill to get yourself off of.
He didn't confirm claims, he said he had seen the pics himself. That's quite a hill to get yourself off of.
What? He said he saw the photos.He has said a lot of things including first hand claims just like that which have turned out to be untrue. As before there are several instances of it in respect to Afghanistan which can be verified.
David Ben Zion, is a leader of the Shomron Regional Council of 35 illegal West Bank settlements who called this year for the Palestinian village of Huwara to be “wiped out.”
“Enough talk about building and strengthening the settlements,” Ben David said in a Twitter post on February 26, 2023. The deterrence that was lost must return now, there’s no room for mercy.”
Ben David was quoted in Israeli media proclaiming soon after, “The village of Huwara should be wiped out, this place is a nest of terror and the punishment should be for everyone,” a clear call for the collective punishment of Palestinians.
Ben David’s tweet was ‘liked’ on Twitter by Israel’s-then Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, a move which prompted 22 legal scholars to call on the Attorney General to open an investigation into the official for “inducing war crimes.” When Smotrich later echoed Ben David, calling to “wipe out” Huwara the following month, the US Department of State condemned his rhetoric as “dangerous.”
The village of Huwara was at the time the target of violent rioting by settlers operating under Ben David’s watch. Following the settler assault on the town, which resulted in the torching of scores of homes and vehicles, as well as injuries to locals, Hamas characterized the attack as a “declaration of war.”
But Ben David’s call for collective punishment in Huwara was far from his only genocidal imprecation against Palestinians. Indeed, he has used his social media accounts to repeatedly call for war crimes as well as the “deportation of the [Palestinian] masses.”
“The Palestinian people… [are] an enemy,” Ben David wrote in 2016. “We can’t change their barbaric DNA.”
During his failed campaign for the Israeli Knesset in 2021 with the pro-settler Jewish Home party, Ben David described his mission as follows: ”I am committed to the task of restoring the political home of religious Zionism.”
Lead member of Israel’s apocalyptic Temple movement
Ben David appears to have been at the forefront of settler extremism for years. He was photographed in 2015 (below) holding a microphone for the fanatical settler ideologue Noam Livnat, a self-described “radical right-wing messianist.”
What? He said he saw the photos.
However you have the Anadolu Agency who have quoted an Israeli army spokesperson as clarifying that it had no confirmation of the claim.
+1 another article analyzing misinformation sourceIndeed
Dr Justin Dalby who has been working in Gaza for six months with the humanitarian charity Médecins Sans Frontières.
He tells the BBC there is "constant violence" and "destruction continues everywhere... day or night".
He says hospitals are overwhelmed: "Significantly more patients are coming in... the number of injured is just absolutely immense. There's huge numbers of patients - children, women, men - everywhere."
Medical teams are working under the sound of bombardment "which is often extremely close", he says.
Dalby says supplies are a "huge issue" as hospitals were already "chronically under-resourced" and access is urgently needed for medical supplies and personnel.
But he says the most urgent need is fuel. As we've been reporting, Gaza's only power plant shut down earlier today as fuel ran out - after Israel cut off electricity, fuel, food, goods and water supplies to the territory in response to the Hamas attack on Saturday that left 1,200 people dead in Israel.
Many of Gaza's hospitals rely on diesel to run their generators, and many "have only a few days left", Dalby says.