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John Mearsheimer Finds Proof That It Was KNOWN That West Asia Would Push Back Against Colonialism.

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Is This The Most Detailed Map Of All The Atrocities Committed In Gaza?

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Ambassador Thinks Drawings of Peace Is Violence

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Who's Really Controlling the Narrative When It Comes To Talking About Gaza/Palestine?

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The GrayZone Covers The Lastest From West Asia, Europe, Latin America and More

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Is It Really Too Late For America?

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Flashback: 1989, When Challenging Power and Calling Out International Crime Weren't Considered Taboo.

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Could the New Movie "Naza" Make an Impact?

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Did The UN Rewrite The Rules Of Palestine's Jurisdiction?

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Are DSA Democrats Really About Changing the System?

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CNN Learns That a Government That Supports The Extermination of a Group of People Is Not Always Popular With Others

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Supporting "Lesser Evil" Is Still Supporting Evil.

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Did NFL Owner Robert Kraft Really Send Aid To Palestine?

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Palestinian Envoy Is Tired Of UN Bureaucracy

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"Don't Say: 'Palestine'" Al Jazeera Interviews Author, Historian (& Headline Fixer) Assal Rad

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  Bonus : Rad gave a longer interview to Glenn Greenwald:

Learn More About Gaza's Intriguing Tunnel System

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If the Problem Is Hamas, Then Why All The Violence In The West Bank?

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  BONUS: Lee Camp catches Mike Huckabee revealing some truth while under pressure (aka, the fallout of settler attacks against an American living in a majority Christian village in Palestine):

Apparently Saying "Free Palestine" Can Get You Fired From Burger King.

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How Is Microsoft Connected To the Genocide In Gaza?

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 "Microsoft helps monitors them and stores the data, the data is then analyzed and then [The Occupying Country] murders them." Lee Camp.

Professor Marandi Shows Us How To Properly Resist Colonialism and Oppression

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  Marandi's words regarding resisting until his death reminds me of the American Civil Rights Era, specifically Malcolm X and Martin Luther King. Leaders who want to live to see the world they're trying to improve are susceptible (to what? take your pick); those willing to die for it are harder to confront.