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Detail in stabian Baths, Pompeii
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transient-angels
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Suehiro Maruo
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JF
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Mike Hinge cover art for Amazing Science Fiction, August 1973.
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Open criticism of Hamas has been growing in Gaza, both on the streets and online. Some have publicly criticised Hamas for hiding the hostages in apartments near a busy marketplace, or for firing rockets from civilian areas. Residents have told the BBC that swearing and cursing against the Hamas leadership is now common in the markets, and that some drivers of donkey carts have even nicknamed their animals after the Hamas leader in Gaza - Yahya Sinwar - urging the donkeys forward with shouts of "Yallah, Sinwar!" “People say things like, ‘Hamas has destroyed us’ or even call on God to take their lives,” one man said.
One senior Hamas government employee told the BBC that the Hamas attacks were “a crazy, uncalculated leap”. He asked that we concealed his identity. “I know from my work with the Hamas government that it prepared well for the attack militarily, but it neglected the home front,” he said. “They did not build any safe shelters for people, they did not reserve enough food, fuel and medical supplies. If my family and I survive this war, I will leave Gaza, the first chance I get.”
Hamas should do the right thing for the people of Gaza. Hamas should immediately surrender and release the hostages, this would end this war today.
Gazans should rise up against their oppressors and kill every last Hamas militant.
Note how the "innocent" Gazans just say they don't like that the hostages are being held near marketplaces. Not that Hamas took civilian hostages in the first place.
Gazan has ruined the future for the next 100 years for Palestinians.
Awww sad you're losing the war, huh?
I truly hope the Palestinian people throw out the militants in Gaza once and for all. It's super sad cause in the 1970's there was a massive effort by investors to open hotels and resorts on in Gaza on the beach. The area of Gaza was once upon a time the playground of the Europeans for beach vacations. It could be again. They could have a successful and happy little city-state like economy.
Maybe it can be once it's assimilated back into Israel.
The Palestinians can decide to follow along or perish with Hamas.
>Hamas attacks were “a crazy, uncalculated leap”.
The were very calculated, but they counted on things that didn't pan out like the countries in the region jumping into the fray and mushy brained westerners actually being able to manage anything positive.
The leap was calculated but they used too many imaginary numbers for it to pan out.
Let's hope when it's over there can be some peace finally.
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cashier: ok that'll be $20
me (visibly sweating): ah, yes, of course! a perfectly reasonable price for a grilled cheese and a small smoothie! that was exactly the price i expected you to say when i ordered a single grilled cheese and a smoothie and my vision is NOT getting blurry as we speak! i am a perfectly normal temperature and my speech patterns are natural and even because this is the countenance of an individual who expected to pay 20 american dollars for a single grilled cheese and a smoothie!
cashier: where's all that blood coming from
YES!!
✨hugh✨
I do not condone medical malpractice.
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reblog and put in tags your reasoning!!
because i wanted to do one of these things and i chose this :)
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That's one way to do it, a bad way, but one way at least
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YES OMG BRÜNNHILDE