If refugees from Gaza are not a threat, why should Israel not take them?

If there are in fact Palestinians who aren't dangerous (which is of course true), why should they not be allowed to leave Gaza and stay in Israel?

The replay of Friday’s show with Jim Goad where we discussed classism and snobbery in the white nationalist and dissident spheres (among other things) is now up on Odysee for your viewing pleasure.

https://odysee.com/@thewritersblock:d/classismandsnobberygoad:d?r=GWGUvjoRMQgFVAzhzwLZvWHxf2AcUrfn

“Waow, I’m so shocked.” 😐

Beware the eternal cuckservative promoting "assimilation" in response to Muslim protests in the West. "Assimilation" is a thousand times worse than multiculturalism.

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I guess they have to rewrite history to protect Israel. Jews can’t look like the bad guy ever. https://news.1rj.ru/str/felixrex/1409

2 minute video on the Jewish role in the Great Replacement and the so-called "migration crisis" - highlighting ADL hypocrisy with regards to Israel and Jewish nationalism.

Ain't no Palestinian ever called me Goyim.

le turbo jew

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European fact of the day:

Washing one’s hands before operating in someone might seem like an obvious thing but that wasn’t always the case. The thousands of lives saved by this simple act of basic hygiene can be attributed to the Hungarian-German physician Ignaz Semmelweis. Who became known as “The Saviour of Mothers”.

In the 1800s Semmelweis set forth to do something about the massive amount to of women who died at birth. The main cause of death at the time was called Child Fever, in medical terms Postpartum infection. This illness is caused by a bacterial infection in the reproductive tract following birth.

It is important to remember that at this time germs were still not discovered and understood. Semmelweis however observed that a trainee doctor who had been at the morgue training died from similar symptoms as child fever after accidentally cutting himself.

Semmelweis hypothesised that there was a connection to whatever was on the cadavers was causing the illnesses. As training doctors would often come from the morgue to deliver babies. To test this hypothesis he ordered the doctors at the Vienna General hospital to wash their hands with a chlorine and lime solution before treating patients.

The findings were astounding. The mortality rate at the maternity ward dropped from 18% to only 2%.

Semmelweis went into publish his findings and as is the trend even today, going against the main stream narrative wasn’t welcomed. He was ridiculed and ostracised for his conviction, even if he could prove it scientifically.

The campaign against him was in fact so bad that the harassment lead to Semmelweis having a nervous break down for which he was put into a mental asylum. There he was beaten by the guards. The beatings were the most likely cause of his death as he dies only 14 days after being put into the asylum.

It wasn’t until many years after his death that he was wholly proven right and is now remembered as one of the key contributors to modern medical practices.

It was the French chemist and microbiologist Louis Pasteur that confirmed and rectified the legacy of Semmelweis. Pasteur what was to become known as the founder of germ theory. Another corner stone of Europeans aka western medicine.

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