Palestine

He says that's highly unlikely.

He blamed recent events, including marches for Palestine, as being part of it.

but kind of refuse to acknowledge how politicians are speaking to each other on the floor of parliament is having an impact.

Those sentiments, specifically the ones shared by Angus Taylor in his speech, were criticised by Zali Stegall.

And in the end zones...

One of the end zones will have Free Palestine.

The other end zone will have FDJT.

FDJT and then the other end zone, Free Palestine.

And suggestions will be made.

To the football players, leave your cell phones at home in case BB and the boys get any ideas.

So we can expect a Lula that will continue to call for the reform of multilateral institutions so that developing nations have a greater voice.

You will expect Lula to keep calling for peaceful resolutions of conflict being in Ukraine, in Palestine, in other parts of the world.

And you can expect also a very strong cause for greater economic inclusion of those countries which are still developing.

So Lula has always had a very active foreign policy.

Israel itself was barely a year old at the time, and hadn't exactly gotten off to a rip-roaring start.

The UN had just voted to divide British-ruled Palestine into a Jewish state and an Arab state, split roughly half and half.

As you may know, that plan didn't exactly survive contact with reality.

The surrounding Arab states rejected partition immediately, and the day after Israel declared its independence, armies from Egypt, what was then known as Transjordan, Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq all invaded.

The driving message of the conference was to define terrorism across the globe as essentially being one network that traced back to the Soviet Union.

Union, which people at the time were only too happy to believe.

From the Palestine Liberation Organization to the Betamine Half Gang to even the Irish Republican Army, the whole point was to merge international disputes into a more unified conflict where it was West versus East.

And naturally, given that the PLO was very much front and center at this conference, this essentially merged Israel into the West's Cold War.

In this segment of the Project Censored radio show this week, I sit down with author, podcast host, and organizer Lawrence Grandpré to talk about the important distinction between local and independent media.

We discuss the fallacy of objectivity and the propagandistic and nuanced tactics that dehumanize and flatten from Baltimore to Palestine.

Lawrence and I dig into the importance of community-based media and not just informing, but in connecting people with their agency and how solidarity means understanding our different lived experiences, not trying to oversimplify them.

Because we can handle complex ideas.

You're more of a threat than the Antifa that lives out in Portland, Oregon.

You're more of a threat Then these from the river to the sea, Palestine shall be free ice facility rioters.

You're more of a threat than all of those people.

And everybody that watches that channel daily believes it.

The Muslim Brotherhood is funding Al-Sayed's campaign.

That's why Trump's calling him a jihadist.

And if he were to say, I denounce the Muslim Brotherhood, then the perception of the American citizen is, oh, then he's got to be for support for Palestine.

I mean, for Israel.

So today, what I want to do is I want to talk about these protests from kind of a bird's eye view, if you will.

We'll talk about how these protests started, what they turned into, what they're all about, why we're seeing a lot of Palestinian flags.

I really just want you to be able to understand the situation from a neutral, high-level perspective.

Because as I've said before, I don't typically cover international matters.

However, not enough to say that this was an Islamist-led movement, which is what some people, including Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, have called this.

The reality is, okay, there are Muslim activists involved in these protests.

There are pro-Palestinian organizations involved.

There are a lot of Palestinian flags in some of these crowds.

Let us apply this to today.

Did Iran and the Houthis, did they not claim that they were fighting off the Zionist state? Did they not allege that they're fighting off the Zionist state and that they're doing this for Palestine and for Gaza? Isn't it amazing that they claim that because of them, there's some sort of axis of resistance.

This is the axis of resistance.

Meanwhile, the actual amount of weapons that were used against the real enemy is not even 1% from the weapons that are being used against Muslims now.

When Iran was bombing the Gulf nonstop, for days on end and now the Houthis have picked up where they left off and they're continuing you have all these sophisticated advanced weaponry ballistic missiles this and that and you didn't manage to eradicate the Zionist state which is relatively speaking small you threw a rocket that killed a Jordanian on the way People that don't know facts fall for the trap.

Meanwhile, you have some power and ability, so why did you not really, in reality, liberate Gaza, as you allege, that you were doing it for the sake of Palestine and the sake of Gaza and the sake of the Muslims? Plus, how could you do that and then turn around and kill Muslims, kill Sunni Muslims, like Hezbollah do in Lebanon? And the so-called Ansarullah, they're doing in Yemen to the innocent Yemeni civilians, the Houthis and their likes.

And what they did in Iraq and Syria.

Yeah, come on.

And I think that a lot of people are going to vote like the Brazilians, anti-America, anti-the genocide in

Palestine.

If Trump is still in power? Indeed.

Because