"This is a literal war on Christmas, the Jewish regime attacked Bethlehem!"
Telling the truth has become a revolutionary act, so let us salute those who disclose the necessary facts.
"This is a literal war on Christmas, the Jewish regime attacked Bethlehem!"
Jimmy Dore: Jimmy talks to Due Dissidence hosts Russell Dobular and Keaton Weiss about Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloodthirsty Christmas message to the west.
"I'm here to say that Palestinian MEN matter!"
Sammy Obeid: With all the censorship and confusion on this topic, felt like some clarity was needed.
A Palestinian child, holding empty pot, wait to receive food distributed by volunteers for Palestinian families ,displaced to Southern Gaza due to Jews' attacks, between rubbles of destroyed buildings in Rafah, Gaza on December 22, 2023 (photo)
IAK: Palestinian authorities report Christians targeted and that at least 250 people have been killed in a wave of intense strikes over 24 hours on Christmas day. Some of the most intense bombardments leveled buildings and left families trapped beneath piles of rubble.
By Edward Curtin: Jesus was a Palestinian born in Bethlehem. He grew up in Nazareth and was executed as a criminal in Jerusalem. It is because of him that we celebrate Christmas. But it is in spite of him that what we celebrate is the opposite of what he stood for.
The different stories of his birth, told by Mathew and Luke in the New Testament, which are the bases for Christmas, are not filled with sugar plum fairies and sleighs filled with useless, unnecessary consumer goods. There’s nothing about a Jolly Old St. Nicholas or baked ham or candy canes. No gifts to return in a frenzied rush that replicates their purchase. No credit card bills that come due in the new year. No “Jingle Bell Rock” with Brenda Lee or “White Christmas” with Bing Crosby.
Just a poor child’s birth to fulfill a prophecy that out of life would come death and out of death would come life. That hope was improbable but possible with faith.
via RealityCheckRadio: Award-winning investigative journalist James Corbett from The Corbett Report beams in from Japan to talk about COP28 (Conference of the Parties) which was recently held in Dubai. James and Paul discuss the globalist influencers there who are driving policy and events.
'As we enter into 2024, Western civilization, the product of thousands of years of striving, is in decline.'
By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts: The decorations and gifts of Christmas are one of our connections to a Christian culture that has held Western civilization together for 2,000 years.
In our culture the individual counts. This permits an individual person to put his or her foot down, to take a stand on principle, to become a reformer and to take on injustice.
This empowerment of the individual is unique to Western civilization. It has made the individual a citizen equal in rights to all other citizens, protected from tyrannical government by the rule of law and free speech. These achievements are the products of centuries of struggle, but they all flow from the teaching that God so values the individual’s soul that he sent his son to die so we might live. By so elevating the individual, Christianity gave him a voice.
Formerly only those with power had a voice. But in Western civilization people with integrity have a voice. So do people with a sense of justice, of honor, of duty, of fair play. Reformers can reform, investors can invest, and entrepreneurs can create commercial enterprises, new products and new occupations.
“I survived,” the man said, his voice trembling with grief. “But I don’t know where my parents and brothers are.”
By Ghada Abed: An Israeli airstrike mercilessly targeted four houses in Maghazi refugee camp, central Gaza on 24 December. The houses have been turned into graves.
At least 70 people were killed. Scores more were injured.
Maghazi camp is densely populated and was already pushed to the limit before the massacre. Large numbers of people from northern Gaza had taken shelter there.
In the days before the massacre, there had been many new arrivals in Maghazi and surrounding areas. The Jews had ordered residents of al-Bureij and Nuseirat refugee camps to leave their homes, giving them false promises of safety.
...pressure from media coverage of apocalyptical models, which he had good reason to distrust, was too much.
Authored by Carl Heneghan and Tom Jefferson: We have held the belief that no politician who has not experienced the bestiality of war should ever be elected Prime Minister of any state. Ours is a belief and an aspiration, as those who have been in action are nowadays thin on the ground. Enforcing such a belief would entail restricting democracy: only veterans, front-line media and humanitarian agencies could be elected.

The mainstream media report Boris’s statements regarding the credibility of “reasonable worst-case scenarios” arising from models. Here is an excerpt of the Telegraph’s account:
The Government was slow to respond to Covid because worst-case scenario modelling for BSE (mad cow disease) and swine flu had turned out to be wrong in the past, Mr. Johnson said.