charlottan:

life got IMMENSELY better since i started befriending people who i can say i love you to without worrying about how theyll take it if youre afraid to say i love you to your friends you need new ones im sorry

catsofyore:

Simple and pleasant pencil drawing of a plump shorthaired cat seen from behind. It may have been ginger tabby because the child who drew this covered it in yellow and brown stripes. Large whiskers frame each side of the head.ALT

Wonderful child’s drawing of a plumpus. Ca. 1916 - 1918. Source.

paddington-two:

it’s that time again! find your age in your spotify wrapped top 100 & tell me what song you get 🥰 mine is talking to yourself by carly rae jepsen

stantler:

Black Friday is such a joke nowadays. “Don’t miss out on 30% off” don’t piss me the fuck off. People used to hit each other over the head for a microwave that’s how low the prices were. People literally died. We used to be a country

hungwy:

can you count to six fucking billion for me? start now

heritageposts:

I’m reading about how Israel, in the immediate aftermath of the 1948 Nakba, deliberately replaced olive trees and other indigenous flora with European plants. This ecological disaster, which is now proudly hailed under the banner of ‘making the desert bloom,’ was done to 'de-Arabize’ the landscape, and to cover up - often with fast-growing European pine trees -the ruins of Palestinian villages that were destroyed by Zionists forces.

And I just need everyone to read this passage from Pappé, because the symbolism of what happened to those European pine trees in the desert speaks for itself:

The three aims of keeping the country Jewish, European-looking and Green quickly fused into one. This is why forests throughout Israel today include only eleven per cent of indigenous species and why a mere ten per cent of all forests date from before 1948.1 At times, the original flora manages to return in surprising ways. Pine trees were planted not only over bulldozed houses, but also over fields and olive groves. In the new development town of Migdal Ha-Emek, for example, the JNF did its utmost to try and cover the ruins of the Palestinian village of Mujaydil, at the town's eastern entrance, with rows of pine trees, not a proper forest in this case but just a small wood. Such 'green lungs' can be found in many of Israel's development towns that cover destroyed Palestinian villages (Tirat Hacarmel over Tirat Haifa, Qiryat Shemona over Khalsa, Ashkelon over Majdal, etc.). But this particular species failed to adapt to the local soil and, despite repeated treatment, disease kept afflicting the trees. Later visits by relatives of some of Mujaydial's original villagers, revealed that some of the pine trees had literally split in two and how, in the middle of their broken trunks, olive trees had popped up in defiance of the alien flora planted over them fifty-six years ago.ALT

The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine, by Ilan Pappé (2006, p. 227-228.)

revui:

holyvirgilscriptures:

you’ve stripped him of so many of his qualities that it’s no longer “he would not say that”. it’s “who the fuck even is that guy”

reply from yoursblog that reads "Whatever South Park fans do to the racist children"ALT

nativenews:

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santaresistencia:

don’t loose hope, there is love in life, there is community. people are coming together to protest all over the world, people are finding solidarity with each other even among the horror, people want to help. over the course of hours i saw hundreds come together from all over the world online to buy e-sim cards for the gaza reporters (they’ve succeeded in getting internet access to key online press reporters and are working to connect more), i’ve seen stories of people coming together in their grief and joy. despite the darkness there really is love. and i do believe that it is fundamental to the human condition.

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Palestinians prepare food for the displaced families in the south of Gaza Strip. 10-28-2023

bruno-has-definitely-deactivate:

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