shills should realize that their satanic platitudes are ineffective against anon.
repent from your demonic suggestions.
people who think of others in demographic terms based upon the propaganda machine of Time-Warner out of Manhattan.
those 'cute' categories are used to tag people and for name calling and marketing. Is that what you are doing?
Instead of honoring the man who was shamelessly murdered you make sport of it and dishonor him with propaganda.
you know I'm right. He's not your sock puppet prop for your memes. He's a guy who had a life and a story and doesn't deserve to be put into a cutsie meme shown bleeding out in cartoon form.
and now you dishonor yourself by showing your satanic nature.
recognize the demons that rule you and cast them out.
you see nothing. you spout out crap about demographics with terms that were crafted by time-warner so that they could market the generations of man to corporations.
you have no chance of winning the culture war if you use the terms that were crafted by the marxists to tag and smear and shame everyone else.
if you use their methods of name calling and shaming you are doing what they do, they win, and you are on their team without even knowing it.
smarten up and up your game.
my querry to Google AI: has the Bibi government blown up more churches and hospitals lately
It's response:
Yes, multiple strikes have severely damaged or impacted hospitals and a historic church within the last few days amidst escalated fighting in Lebanon and ongoing operations in Gaza.The latest incidents reported by international observers and local officials include:1. Striking Near and Damaging Lebanese Hospitals (June 1, 2026)Jabal Amel Hospital (Tyre): On June 1, 2026, an Israeli airstrike targeted an intersection and a parking lot directly adjacent to the Jabal Amel Hospital. The Lebanon Ministry of Public Health released footage showing massive structural damage inside the hospital wards, including shattered glass, blown-out ceilings, blood on the floors, and a fire in the nearby parking lot. The strike killed two people and injured 23 others.Sheikh Ragheb Harb Hospital (Toul): On the same day, a separate Israeli drone strike hit a vehicle near this hospital facility in southern Lebanon, killing a Syrian national.2. The Historic Church Contretemps in Lebanon (Late May 2026)Saint George Greek Orthodox Church (Marjaayoun): A highly contentious overnight strike heavily damaged this historic Christian church and an adjacent Christian school in southern Lebanon.The Blame Dispute: Lebanon’s state-run media stated that Israeli missiles directly targeted the holy site. Conversely, the Israeli military (IDF) claimed the damage was caused by incoming Hezbollah rockets landing in the area.3. Continuation of the Broader CampaignGaza Healthcare Status: In Gaza, the World Health Organization (WHO) confirmed that 22 attacks have affected hospitals and healthcare centers since the beginning of 2026. While a U.S.-mediated ceasefire has been technically active in Gaza since late 2025, targeted strikes against Hamas leadership continue, and local hospitals report dealing with a steady stream of civilian casualties.The Israeli government maintains that it takes all feasible precautions to mitigate civilian harm and heavily defends its strikes by stating that both Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon systematically embed military assets, ammunition, and fighters within or adjacent to civilian infrastructure like hospitals and religious sites.AI can make mistakes, so double-check responses
I lob a softball to all of you shills. I figured at least on of you would respond 'no. Up Yours'
I don't want you to go away, all you ernast fighters for liberty. I just want to smarten you up and get you to understand why you don't use the tactics of marxists against those who are ostensively on the same side.
Starmer is most likely a sub to some dominant muslim or sikh and is trained to do what 'sir' tells him to do.
any confirmation about this headline: Trump reins in Netanyahu over Lebanon after Iran threatens to quit talks
Yes, the core substance of this headline is confirmed by major news outlets and official statements following a high-stakes diplomatic standoff. [1, 2]
Multiple reports confirm that U.S. President Donald Trump aggressively intervened to restrain Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s military actions in Lebanon, explicitly to prevent a collapse of delicate U.S.–Iran peace talks. [1, 2, 3]
The critical details of this unfolding situation include:
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The Heated Clash Between Trump and Netanyahu
• The Phone Call: Reports from U.S. officials state that President Trump held a highly contentious phone call with Netanyahu. During the call, Trump allegedly berated the Israeli Prime Minister, warning him that expanding strikes on Beirut was "crazy" and risking global isolation for Israel. [1, 2, 3]
• The Public Orders: Publicly, Trump announced on social media that he secured a halt to Israel’s planned advancement into Beirut. He noted that Israeli troops heading toward the Lebanese capital "have already been turned back." [1]
• Netanyahu's Pushback: Netanyahu’s office partially contradicted the framing of absolute restraint. Netanyahu clarified that while he talked with Trump, Israel would continue southern operations as planned and would still hit Beirut if Hezbollah attacks do not stop. [1]
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The Iranian Threat to Quit Talks
• The Catalyst: Iran’s leadership strongly warned that ongoing Israeli operations in Lebanon—which Tehran views as a violation of prior understandings—rendered the U.S.–Iran peace negotiations "meaningless." Iran threatened to halt negotiations completely if the barrage did not cease. [1, 2]
• The Current Status: Following Trump's emergency diplomatic intervention, Trump declared that a "little glitch" had been resolved and that negotiations with Iran are continuing at a rapid pace. [1, 2, 3]
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Media Consensus and Context
• Reports from CNN and other major networks analyze this moment as a clear demonstration of Trump exercising severe pressure on Israel to protect his administration's broader Middle East diplomatic goals. [1, 2]
• Despite the temporary halt, foreign policy analysts warn that the underlying friction between Israel’s regional security demands and Iran’s backing of Hezbollah remains highly volatile, threatening the long-term survival of any permanent U.S.–Iran deal. [1, 2]
maybe it's because bright eyed handsome blond men don't lower themselves by being slaves in Holywood?