@serge

It's not anti-semitic to describe that the various international right wing movements cooperate and learn from each other.

And it's not like Netanyahu and his coalition invented intentionally causing a famine to kill off a local population. There's plenty of other examples throughout history.

There is plenty of documentation that there is a famine in Gaza, and that factions of Israel are the ones intentionally maintaining the blockade of food and critical supplies from reaching Gaza that are causing this famine.

https://news.un.org/en/story/2025/07/1165383

It is pessimistic of me to think that Stephan Miller hates Hispanics so badly he would trigger widespread hunger in Los Angeles. But kidnapping farm workers and deploying troops does look like a first step of an occupation.

So maybe it'd be less Gaza and more Sarajevo, but that 1992 event has been long forgotten by most.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Sarajevo

@serge @Avitus @alienghic @cynthiarose @ai6yr
That page makes no sense. It takes multiple different claims, and somehow concludes that they are all the same and ergo antisemitic:

1) Israeli training is responsible for US police brutality. (This is a gross mischaracterization of statements made by Jewish Voice for Peace. And obviously US cops don't need any help when it comes to being racist or brutal.)

2) US-Israeli joint military training makes both countries more racist and fascist. (How is this statement antisemitic? Fascists encourage each other, as always.)

3) Accusing Israel of murdering children is antisemitic. (It's a statement of fact that Israel indiscriminately kills massive amounts of Palestinian children and is in the midst of deliberately starving the rest.)

4) It's scapegoating to accuse Israel of complicity in US cops murdering Black people. (Well, no it's not scapegoating if the US cops actually doing it are blamed too. And again, this is a very "creative" interpretation of what was actually said by JVP.)

That page is as logically incoherent and full of false equivalencies as the rest of New Antisemitism.

@RnDanger @ai6yr We grow some of our tomatoes as well. I like the Momotaro variety, so I plant seeds in our heated greenhouse around the end of February. I usually get about 35 starts. Then I replant about six to eight of those starts into outdoors beds or greenhouse pots. The remaining starts generally go to a local church where they sell 'em for a couple of dollars each.

We finally get tomatoes in August through October.

If we want super high quality tomatoes of other varieties we can drive about 4 miles to Love Apple Farms.

There's a seed grower if we drive in the other direction

https://www.growbetterveggies.com/

https://www.tomatofest.com/Tomato_Seeds_on_Sale_s/43.htm