Isfahan News from reporters just back from Iran, talking to Max Blumenthal Calm and resolute people.

I mean they had Obama and Kissinger as Nobel prize.

Why are we still surprised?

I guess because it comes from them Scandinavian countries, it somehow has the affect of being of peace.

Anthony Aguilar, the US Special Forces vet who blew the whistle on the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation's criminal operation, tells The Grayzone's Max Blumenthal he was kicked out of the Special Forces Association Parachute Team for criticizing the Israeli military

"I swore an oath the Constitution of the United States of America," Aguilar emphasized, "not to a foreign government or a foreign military.

And if anyone thinks they're going to intimidate me into not telling the truth over being part of a club, get out of here! Because the truth is more important."

Source || The Grayzone

Free Palestine

Last week Microsoft admitted providing large amounts of AI and cloud storage services to Israel during its genocide of Gaza, but said an internal investigation found no evidence the IDF “used these services to target or harm Palestinians.”

This is not a serious claim and no one should take it seriously.

Just as Nazi Germany’s crimes could not have been committed without the technology IBM provided to track, round-up and murder Jews, Romani people and the disabled, Israel’s apartheid and genocide of the Palestinians would not be possible without Microsoft.

This week it was also revealed that Microsoft disabled the email account of the International Criminal Court’s chief prosecutor Karim Khan, impeding the court’s work on executing the arrest warrant for Netanyahu and other senior Israeli leaders.

This is no surprise.

The links between Microsoft and Israel are so long, deep and extensive it can be hard to see where Microsoft ends and the Israeli state begins.

Technofeudal ecstasy

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