I found this video in early 2024 by randomly typing "banana hamas" absent-mindedly.
It is an astounding video. This woman is extremely lucky, and frankly while I'm sure there are good Hamas members, the chances would have been vanishingly low for those participating in October 7th.
Easily eligible for Righteous Among The Nations for defying orders and choosing compassion.
This is a very clever and dignified way to draw attention to police injustice. It's amusing as well as infuriating that the perpetrators had the audacity to sue them for "invasion of privacy".
But I couldn't help but think it wasn't much of a song. It's pretty bland and forgettable on its own.
Anyway, on the subject, I don't feel ACAB, and in fact strongly disagree, as I seek compassion towards all, but the police institution in America needs major reforms.
Why does Super Buu and Kid Buu wear the Shalwar?
Someone, please edit Buu to be wearing the complete Shalwar Kameez, the hat included. Extra points if its on a jainamaz.
Werner Herzog is my spirit animal.
https://youtu.be/ze9-ARjL-ZA?si=h7X5lbE0QOiLBGv7
Seriously though, the cynicism on display slips into what would be perceived by anyone as satire lacking context.
On 8th July, I became an uncle. Odd, because it feels much longer ago than that.
Anyway, here's me celebrating with my house servants (it's a subcontinental thing, they live with us).
This is a psychological deterrent attempted by the US during the Vietnam war.
https://youtu.be/THMAchwBwgs?si=Z58q1UQf4Y1a0skw
Diabolical? Yes. But if it worked, it would have led to greater success for the American side with less blood spilt.
But of course, the Vietcong weren't stupid enough to fall for this in the 21st century. It was a failure.
This is one of my favourite movies of all time. I can't do it justice, so I'll post this review instead.
Also, RIP Todd.
https://diedangerdiediekill.blogspot.com/2010/11/hitlar-pakistan-1986.html?m=1
