Day 1014 of the U.S. of Israel genocide in Gaza. Israel is still murdering children with killer quadcopters. This technology is also in the USA. ICE and IDF are one entity. It's a global death machine.

 Climate hope and change.

 Genocide is mainstream culture in Israel, genocide in the cruelest most barbaric ways possible. It is hands-on genocide where an entire people, men, women, children, elderly, disabled, blind, deaf, doctors, nurses, premature babies are legitimate targets, not just for death but death by multiple levels of savagery and humiliation. Even in their last moments of crushed and mangled life they are not left in peace - their barely-alive bodies are driven over by tanks, bulldozers, their last breath a notch on the wall of interminable bloodletting.

Vanessa Beeley

 I went up to see the sun come up in the smoke of wildfires. I didn't notice until after, when I looked at the pictures, there were no birds in the sky. There will be as many wildfires as data centers sucking up the aquifers, and greater Airbnb proliferating zionism, like hope and change, in the United States of Israhell. We know, we know, we're all going to die. We're going extinct.

 Word of the day, pshaw. 

 

I was walking the circle down below all night with AI Obama for hire. R. says you gotta get your mind on something else, but I wasn't even thinking about Obama or the Obamachron yesterday. I think in the dream you could hire the real one or the AI one, but the AI one was much cheaper, and there was no perceivable difference. We watched a film, True North, Canadian Myths and Black Power. Then ten mins of a stupid flick about a couple chuckleheads in the Michigan woods whacking trees and lighting masses of black snake fireworks and chugging Jaëgermeister.  The air is smoke even in the air conditioned room from Canadian wildfires. I tell R. we are fucked, she knows. I tell Olive, she meows. I wake up thinking of that nightlong dream, the concrete circle with the black plastic chain fence around it, protecting the green sod circle from the feet of the faithful. Green but sad and empty, breathing in the wildfire smoke, oxygen defeat in a circle in purgatory. 

Zionism is in crisis, and that crisis has given rise to a more violent, racist, and brutal form of it. This follows a familiar dialectic of history: a regime’s final chapter is often its most vicious.

As activists, we must first recognize that the inhumanity unfolding in Palestine today is also a symptom of the looming collapse of those who perpetrate it.

Ilan Pappé