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Kyle Gass’s Silliest Soldier retweeted
Sigh. The playbook. They make up a lie; there is no evidence for it; Western journalists spread it like wildfire; diplomats and politicians parrot it loudly; a narrative is built; the general public believes it; the damage is done; then they finally admit it never happened.
#BREAKING Israeli army tells Anadolu that they have no information confirming allegations that ‘Hamas beheaded babies’
Kyle Gass’s Silliest Soldier retweeted
there’s video proof of dead palestinian babies being pulled out the rubble in gaza all over twitter.
not a single british newspaper went with that as their front cover. they all went for the already contested and unverified claim of “40 beheaded babies.”
never forget this.
Kyle Gass’s Silliest Soldier retweeted
I feel like Ireland has been the only predominantly White western nation who’ve been consistent in calling out human rights violations. From Apartheid South Africa, to The US during the Civil Rights Era, Yemen, Libya, etc. I feel like I need to learn more on this.
Kyle Gass’s Silliest Soldier retweeted
All Americans should be horrified and outraged by the brazen terrorist attacks on Israel and the slaughter of innocent civilians. We grieve for those who died, pray for the safe return of those who’ve been held hostage, and stand squarely alongside our ally, Israel, as it dismantles Hamas. As we support Israel’s right to defend itself against terror, we must keep striving for a just and lasting peace for Israelis and Palestinians alike.
Did I inadvertently just compare being in the service industry to being in the military to a soldier? Yes
Did he make a big stink about it? No
Instead he said “well I appreciate y’all staying open” and I really like that
Kyle Gass’s Silliest Soldier retweeted
When you realise that Ben literally made slurs for every alien it starts to make sense
Kyle Gass’s Silliest Soldier retweeted
I love this illustration. That frog is struttin
Kyle Gass’s Silliest Soldier retweeted
Macaulay Culkin going to a cafe in Paris where the wifi password was “Macaulay Culkin” and a frenchman came out to say “I knew you would be here someday”
ALT Though hit '90s comedy Home Alone came out more than 25 years ago, the former child actor is still bothered by the fact he is recognized the world over. After dividing his time between Paris and New York he hoped no-one in the French capital would know who he is, but soon realized it wasn't the case. During a trip to a Parisian cafe the star was shocked to be given the Wi-Fi password on a card featuring his younger self. "A waitress just gave it to me and walked away - their Wi-Fi code was 'Macaulay Culkin.' She turned white and brought over the owner of the place, who said, "I knew you'd come here someday,'" recalls the star.
Kyle Gass’s Silliest Soldier retweeted
Robocop game boy game director: “hey jonathan we need a title theme. it’s robocop for game boy, nothing special”
Jonathan Dunn, reeling from the abrupt dissolution of his 9 year relationship, yet grateful that he once had a love who made saying goodbye so hard: “yeah, ok”
Your regular reminder that Robocop on the Game Boy had title screen music so fantastic that it was used in a (similarly brilliant) TV advert for washing machines and fridges youtube.com/watch?v=YUVs7vXN…
