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Legacy Media is Frustrating
First and foremost, you should regard this as an opinion piece, and not one from any expertise background, because I’m far from one. I generally have no interest in politics, and I find it both boring and mind-numbing to think about and try to decipher (because deciphering is needed when it comes to politics... nothing is clear cut). But seeing the coverage of the recent attack on Israel and the aftermath in mainstream media, frustration and anger were building up inside and I had to let it out.
Mohammed DarasiPublished 5 months ago in The SwampHow to Effectively Moderate Immigration Flows into the United States
One will not accomplish this goal by telling future asylum seekers that coming to the United States is not a good idea. Instead, the best way to achieve this goal would be to tell the truth and provide realistic opportunities to those making the long trek. It will not happen by relocating these immigrants from red states to blue states, where governments put immigrants in hotels and take care of these families for up to 6 months before they can legally secure work visas.
Anthony ChanPublished 5 months ago in The Swamp"They Make a Desolation..."
"We are not lovers, we are not romantics, we are here to serve you." Gary Numan, "Down in the Park" Let me start off by saying there's one thing you can be sure of: Whoever has the power to dictate terms decides whose "rights" matter, and whose don't.
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The Voice: A Historic Disappointment
Welcome to Country: As I write this piece, I wish to acknowledge the Wangal people of the Eora nation, traditional owners of the land, whose soverignty and connection was never ceded. I pay my respects and regrets to the elders; past, present and emerging.
Natasja RosePublished 6 months ago in The Swamp Exploring the Christian-Israel Relationship
In the ever-evolving landscape of international relations, few issues are as contentious and emotionally charged as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Within this never-ending debate, there exists a complex and often misunderstood relationship between Christians and the state of Israel. While many devout Christians do express strong support for Israel, it is crucial to question whether this support is blind or if it is rooted in a deeper theological and historical context.
Nathan JeremaiahPublished 6 months ago in The SwampBeware the Beast Man
I should preface this by stating that it is IN NO WAY meant to disparage or cast aspersions on Israelis or Palestinians, both of which are locked in a cycle of violence from which they can never, seemingly, extricate themselves. As Stirner observed: "No one else's struggle can be my struggle. Only my struggle can be my struggle."
Healthcare Challenges Amidst the Israel-Palestine Conflict
Prior to exploring the healthcare implications of the Israel-Palestine conflict, it's essential to clarify that this article does not endorse violence or adopt a position on reports emerging from Israel. Rather, it underscores the significance of considering health conditions, particularly when it’s innocent civilians who bear the brunt of the consequences. Here, I also feel it’s important to recognize that actions of all parties involved in the conflict have devastating consequences on the lands and the overall health of the people living there. The suffering of innocent civilians, whether due to military operations or the actions of militant groups, underscores the need for humanitarian efforts and a peaceful resolution to alleviate their plight/restore stability to the region. Current reports suggest that hundreds of Palestinians and Israelis have lost their lives, while thousands have been injured, suffering a range of injuries from minor wounds to severe trauma.
Muhammad Hamza ShahPublished 6 months ago in The SwampA Tale of Two Speakers
Now, this is fun... From the New York Times Opinion Page (October 3rd, 2023): The U.S. Capitol may be perched on a hill, but it is understandable why so many Americans look down on it.
Kendall DefoePublished 6 months ago in The SwampKenya's "Killer Cops" Headed To Haiti After U.S. Condemned Killings Of Protesters & Thousands Of Kenya Police Deemed Mentally Unfit
Tuesday, 3 October 2023 By: TB Obwoge Back in April of 2022, news broke in Kenya after several Kenyan police completed suicide. One police officer killed 5 others. his wife then himself. Several police officers have over the last few years completed suicide and or murdered their wives or girlfriends.
IwriteMywrongsPublished 6 months ago in The SwampPresident Vows to Protect Nazis with Own Life
August 26th (Nashua, NH) – Your rights, freedoms, and liberties are all under attack, according to the President of the United States. At a press conference held after meeting with the governor of New Hampshire ostensibly to discuss recent events in the State, the President addressed the media and others in attendance with a fiery speech about personal freedoms. Said the President:
Whispers of the Forest
In the heart of an ancient forest, where the sunlight filtered through the canopy in dappled patterns, there existed a world of quiet resilience. Every tree, every creature, seemed to hum a song of survival—a symphony of nature's endurance that echoed through the ages.
Joel JosephPublished 6 months ago in The SwampProtesters Invited Inside the White House, Fight Each Other Instead
August 7th (Washington, D.C.) – Protestors outside the White House yesterday found themselves the recipients of a unique proposition when the President of the United States invited them inside to discuss their concerns. Unfortunately for them, a lack of cohesion in the crowd made it appear that the opportunity would slip through their fingers. How this rare opportunity to meet with the President came about and the reverberations from the entire escapade has left the protestors, law enforcement officers, and members of the federal government reeling. Details are still emerging, but this is what we know so far.