I am slightly hopeful now that there is a plan from the US to end the war in Gaza.
BUT
After Trump's presentation of the plan, Netanyahu told the Israeli press in Hebrew that Israeli troops would remain in Gaza and that Hamas would be pressured to accept his and Trump's terms, including the release of all hostages.
He emphasised that an IDF withdrawal "will NEVER happen," even though it IS part of the plan.
https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/
THIS IS NOT REAL... and just an example of the level of trickery that we are currently facing.
Realize it EVERY time you look something up on the internet and especially if you use AI fed algorithms... EVERY time...
Be critical, use independent sources, verify and dig into history and find evidence before you even consider thinking something is real because you SAW it...
Anyone got some free time?
Some of us did, including people from New York who knew him.
Many others are simply attracted by conmen who enter their villages and claim to hold the truth and that they will lead the way.
Humour in Mastodon land.
Even the start page of Truth Social is a lie.
When you click on a link to the infamous Truth Social platform from the Golden Spoon Bully, you are greeted by a message that reads, "Proudly made in the United States of America." (pic1).
But many know that Truth Social is nothing else than a fork of the German-made Mastodon, as Truth Social was forced to acknowledge in its legal section (pic2).
I agree. #Israel consistently makes statements about what happens in Gaza without providing any proof.
In this case, they didn't provide any details about the 9 ' terrorists' in that school. No names, no photos, no evidence at all.
They have always done that. In official (!) communication, they once showed this picture to prove that they allowed humanitarian support to Palestinians.
Later that picture appeared to come from a stock photo site(!).
@philosophy Her is a very nice #epistemology paper that connects #rationality to #strategy and #deceipt. Certainly also interesting for #socialogy as #cybernetics
Miller, Ryan. "Nonrational Belief Paradoxes as Byzantine Failures." (2022).
http://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/21466/1/byzantineirrationality-preprint.pdf
