Para colmo usan las banderas de un "socialismo revolucionario". Caraduras...
We are talking about two different things here. I said it was probably a case of smuggling, someone (not a dealer) got the wrong bag of flour.
Poisoning Palestinians through tainted food is not an unlikely scenario but If they are doing it this wouldn't be a proper method. I already stated why and I don't want to go in depth about it as it is sensible information.
I was expecting it to be in powder form, mixed with the flour. Don't get me wrong, I'd only eat food from a zionist if I were starving, but I'm not convinced. Maybe they were trying to smuggle drugs for some dealers. Zionists are already causing chaos with mercenaries near Rafah. I doubt those pills were meant for the average Palestinian to find inside the flour, recognize them as a particular brand of opioid medication and say "I guess I'll get high to numb the pain" then proceed to take them while baking bread.
Where is the source? I wouldn't be surprised at all if the flour was poisoned but there are more effective drugs for that purpose. Less traceable, more harmful, orally active, less fragile, etc.
DON'T TOUCH MY SLAVES!
Another case of Israel's child soldiers policy. We need a Kony 2012 type campaign to liberate occupied Palestine by the end of 2025.
He ran a shitcoin scam through his presidential twitter account and nothing happened. Nothing ever happens. Except for crypto scams.
Since the bombing attacks to the Israeli embassy (1992) and AMIA (a jewish organization) in 1994, Iran has been on the radar of Argentine politics. The investigation and judicial process were a total fuck up, full of tainted evidence, false witnesses and fake accusations, etc. At first they pointed at Syrians but quickly switched to Iranians because that narrative was more palatable for zionist & yanki interests.
Then in the first half of the 2010s Cristina Kirchner's government (centrist) was accused by the right-wing opposition of "helping Iran" when the congress approved a memorandum with Iran. To summarize: they spread fake news about Interpol red alerts on some Iranians "falling" because of the memorandum, which were denied by the same Interpol. They didn't care and half the public ate this bullshit. This political move was incentivized by DAIA, a zionist organization similar to the ADL in yankiland.
10 years later the far right wing keeps insisting that "ThE LeFt" is in cahoots with Iran. And of course they consider Kirchnerism (Peronist variant) as "left-wing" radical communists which is laughable, they are centrists or right-wingers depending on what direction the wind blows.
EDIT: not to defend Kirchner but the accusations are baseless. What really matters is how they created a scary monster to act as opposition.
Furthermore, there is the narrative that those bomb attacks were in response to Argentina's involvement in the First Gulf War, so it is understandable that in this situation some can be worried if this nutjob sends military support for the American Empire in case of another war.
Typical zionist move, trying to erase Yiddish language in favor of the made up language called "modern hebrew".
How much oil can Iran supply to China through that new freight train they announced which goes through Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kirghistan and Kazakhstan? Is it relevant enough in this situation?
Yes, it's hard to get official numbers when their government has been severely damaged. Exactly one year ago The Lancet published an estimate of a 180.000 death toll. Given the impossibility of doing a precise count I think an estimate should be included when talking about this (as long as the methodology is solid, of course).
Most media (even some leftists ones) have been repeating that the number of deaths is at 40 to 60 thousand during the last year of genocide. Which is hard to believe given how destroyed Gaza is (last year's estimate are between 60 and 80% of buildings destroyed). How is it that casualties have not increased when no buildings were left intact, people are living in tents, there are water and food shortages, no electricity and disease outbreaks in a population of more than 2 million people, restricted to a fraction of their previous territory (which was already very densely populated before Al-Aqsa flood)? These are not minor details, it makes me question the quality of judgment of some people from "the left".
Edit: Not to mention the regular attacks on civilians looking for food, every week it is reported how the zionist entity kills hundreds of people at these distribution centers.
That's what I was thinking about. It's a more anonymous way than that from the Nazis, the doctors and bureaucrats responsible had no problem executing these policies in public, exposing their names. Of course the responsibility extended far beyond them too (even the families of the victims sometimes).
Nowadays nobody calls for mass murder out loud and those complicit of it can excuse themselves with "austerity measures" and "just doing my job" bullshit narratives.
How is this really any different to the Aktion T4 policies enacted by the Nazis? At least euthanasia injections are faster for us victims, but they might be "too expensive" by the government's logic.
Seriously what the fuck?! You can kill more than one child with one bottle. I can't believe this product wasn't made with the purpose of slowly killing people.
1 gram of acetaminophen per dose (30ml). So 12 grams along with 35g of alcohol in one bottle. For adults, 12g in 24hs is enough to say goodbye to your liver and have a slow, painful death that can take weeks to come. But that sweet cherry flavor sure makes it worth it!
BTW, here is some data
It would be safer to just have codeine syrup and I'm not joking. The opioid hysteria has done a lot of damage in yankiland.
Lucky one! I got the drain bamage that makes me sad. Maybe I need to damage my brian harder until I get happy?
Peronism's fault. /s
Frijoles, porotos, habichuelas, we have them all!
Even if its netflix's it exceeded my expectations, as an adaptation of a 60 years old comic they did a very good job translating the story into the present. Making Juan Salvo a Malvinas war veteran was a good choice, as it makes sense within the core message of the story. Highly recommended!