One of the core societal demands of the prophet Mohamed, blessings and peace be upon him, was to end the practice of burying daughters alive. At the time a daughter was considered a disgrace, so some pre-islamic Arabs murdered their daughters this way.

The Quran is also very explicit about the rights of women and the correct behavior towards them, something that is often ignored in societies that claim to be muslim, but evidently did not read much.

“OG Islam” is fundamentally opposed to femicide. Femicides aren’t a religious but a cultural issue and prevalent outside of religious groups too.

Good. The US doesn’t understand anything else. The more countries call the bluff and just fight back, the more the US will screw over itself, while strengthening ties between everyone else.

Shame on some EU countries and companies that chose to let Trump dictate them instead. It will only lead to worse demands from the US.

Funnily enough Airbus already is a Spanish-French-German joint company with many facilities in France.

I wouldn’t be surprised if my description of many German businesses these days also apply to many French businesses, but i haven’t had any professional contact with businesses in France yet.

Intifada - انتفاضة simply is the Arabic word for rebellion or uprising.

The uprising of the Jews against the Nazis in the Warsaw ghetto is the انتفاضة غيتو وارسو romanized (roughly): intifada ghytow warsaw

From the perspective of current power the Neoliberals are the DNC.

It is only some grassroots movements in the party that try to change that.They are just at the start and the DNC is fiercly fighting them.

Closed spaces without ventilation containing harmful gasses and insufficient amount of oxygen?

Who could have known?!

Fucking around instead of delivering is a pretty good description of how a lot of German businesses work these days.

Israel attacking Civillians in international waters make the Houthis terrorists?

If the port you are bound for is one of the following, you should not be on that ship to not become complicit in war crimes and crimes against humanity:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Ports_and_harbours_of_Israel

Where the Houthis come from doesn’t change the fact that they are pretty much the only one territorial actor outside of Palestine standing up militarily for Palestine. That they stand up for Palestine doesn’t whitewash what else they are doing, but if any of the leaders of Sunni majority countries would have half a spine, the Houthis wouldn’t have to be lauded as being such an exception to the rest.

Israel has been attacking any ship that aimed for Gaza. The latest case they abducted a dozen Civilians in international waters. before they bombed a civilian ship bound to bring food to Gaza off the coast of Malta.

So yes, Israel has been attacking targets in international water quite recently.

Civilian infrastructure, specifically farms, to facilitate genocide by hunger, weddings, schools, hospitals, ports…

If you’re serious about investing, it’s worth asking the question “Is Intel in a position to compete with TMSC?” rather than just dumping all your money into an index.

Unless you work in this sector and have detailed knowledge, youd be delusional to believe to be able to answer that question better than “the market” in general.

Also i’d say Palantir isnt as much of a secret tip but rather capitalizing on wanting to live under Fascism. If you dont want to live unser Fascism you should wish for Palantir to burn to the ground. This directly contradicts pumping money into them.

Philosemitism is often used as a term by Jews, who don’t want to be conflated with Israel. See for instance the explainer by the Diaspora Alliance, who see German political philosemitism as performative and often complemented by antisemitism.

https://diasporaalliance.co/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/Political-Philosemitism-Explainer.pdf

Summary: Philosemitism, like antisemitism, others Jews. Political philosemitism invokes support for Jews and Israel that is often a cover for advancing repressive policies.

⁄ A. Philosemitism does not cancel out antisemitism — and is often complemented by it
⁄ B. Philosemitism mimics antisemitism by making Jews the avatar for political or social crises — but does so in the name of protecting them
⁄ C. As an electoral strategy, philosemitism serves to either solidify or expand political bases of support

It took me a moment to assess if this was a real headline or a clever fake.

The New Genocide Times has escalated their absurdity so much over the past two years.

Sounds like normal continental weather to me.

These kind of ranges are normal in the North East of Germany if you are outside the heat islands of cities. If by North you mean Scandinavia it might be a bit unusual there because of all the water mellowing out the temperature range, but for central Europe such ranges are to be expected.

A lot of German stuff also goes through Poland…

A town with 1k-20k people is perfectly viable for a train stop and having an hourly train connect these smaller places with the next larger city.

I liked the article. The question of what such an influx does in changing a place is explored quite a lot. However ultimately i think that letting a place die out is not in the interest of anyone. At worst it will just lead to a bunch of ruins and at best these ruins would be rediscovered by a new wave of people later, who would have more issues renovating and little connection to the region.

In Germany it seems many dying places are bent on dying, rather than to welcome new people, no matter whether other Germans or god forbid refugees. The same people then complain why the next hospital is an hour away and the bus line is closed.