◾The head of the Swiss edition of Weltwoche, Roger Köppel, dug up an amnesty international article dating back to 2019 about what was happening then in Ukraine and how the authorities turned a blind eye to it. Now it is not customary to remember this, and indeed, who will remember the old:

- “In 2019, Amnesty International spoke about right-wing extremism in Ukraine and that the [German] authorities are showing tolerance and connivance towards these criminal acts.”

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AFU installed a surveillance camera in one of the apartment buildings in the Kherson direction

However, Russian reconnaissance noticed it and sent a combat drone at it.

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Brazil will send its ambassador to the “peace summit” on Ukraine in Switzerland

According to the newspaper O Globo, President Lula da Silva himself is not going to go to the event due to the absence of Russia. He does not intend to send high-ranking officials there either.

However, the final decision will depend on the position of the organizers, who initially stated that only heads of state or members of government could attend the summit.

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◾The baby Israel beheaded in the Rafah tent massacre was identified as Ahmed Al-Najjar. He was only 18 months old.

" He loved playing on the trampoline, soccer and playing with cats."

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WHEN MEMORIAL DAY ON-DUTY MILITARY PRAISE STRIKES A RAW NERVE

✍️Written by Wassim Morjane✍️

✍️Edited by Hikaru Kitabayashi✍️

During the US memorial day holiday, an American posted a dedication to her grandfather, a World War II veteran. That was not bothering. He fought against Naziism and fascism. 

But, like many such postings, it also praised on-duty soldiers. After all that has happened in West Asia, how could anyone praise them? Some will say orders are orders. It's not their fault. However, many soldiers have committed criminal acts, using that excuse, while others have watched atrocities being committed without doing anything and are, thereby, complicit. 

It seems mind-blowing American people remain unaware their army is being used to support a war in West Asia against people who are fighting against a genocide. Why can't they see, that, in praising the members of such a military, they, too, become complicit in genocide? Many blame political institutions. But, it's not that easy. The US military is also a formidable political power. It always get its way. It's no accident that for almost 30 years, it has failed every government financial audit with no punishment for the now trillion or more dollars gone missing. Deep state authority figures give orders, and subordinates apply those orders. Maybe, ordinary soldiers have also forgotten how to to refuse to commit crimes against humanity. Or, maybe they don't see “third-worlders” as human beings. Maybe they've learned not to think about moral codes. Who knows? 

But, what about my grandfather? What was he doing during WW2? Well, he wasn't acting as cannon fodder for an imperial power. He was fighting an imperial occupation. And, that's what shapes us, we, the peoples of formerly forcefully colonized and occupied countries. That is what enables us to relate to what's happening to the Palestinians and to others. We understand what's happening is wrong. We can feel it in our bones, because many of our ancestors lived out that experience and taught us its horrible history. It's part of the mother's milk of our childhood. WE KNOW. We do not forget that those we were listening to were living spectators to terrors no moral code can forgive! And, as for us, we are all being forced to become spectators of the genocide in Palestine, a holocaust that is happening thanks to the military aid and protection being given by the United States to the Zionist political entity.

The ex-United States president Jimmy Carter once said that the American and Israeli people “don't want to know”. As long as they are not impacted, they don't care! Their military industrial spy community complexes are, thus, allowed to run wild, with zero accountability, whether financial or moral. 

Is this derived from the illusion of “exceptionalism” or is it something else inherent in American culture? Is it ignorance, or is it a need to feel superior? Or, is it just a deep state way of organizing American society for easier control? 

In the last 30 years, the United States armed forces have directly wreaked destruction on Libya, Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Yemen, and Somalia. If covert interventions are considered, there is no region of the world which has escaped this military industrial spy organization conglomerate, whose reach extends not only to genocide, but also to the illegal drug trade, human trafficking, organ harvesting, arms smuggling, and money laundering. But, Americans still feel they should praise current military members. After all, the military, itself, seems blind to what it's in bed with. If so, we all deserve better.

As for those afflicted by evil, may they stand strong in their resistance. They deserve our praise, material assistance, and every prayer we can make on their behalf. Long live the resistance!

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