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Hamas Horror Show. I wrote this last week, on Friday 14.02.2025, but I still feel like it's relevant. Apparently the Invaders have been feeding the abductees more in order to make them look good for the cameras, which is why the scene of skeletal Holocaust survivors didn't repeat itself last Saturday. At the same time, there is here also an explanation as to why the Invaders returned the wrong body. They're fucking with us because they are pieces of shit that need to be wiped out of existence. If any of them is innocent, it's up to those few innocent individuals to get the hell out of the combat zone, not on us to walk on needles to try to avoid harming them, if they even exist. Anyway, on to the original post: These are possible reasons why Hamas declared a few days ago that will refuse to release any more hostages. Multiple reasons might be true at once. They want to resume the fighting while casting Israel as the aggressor. They want to extort additional concessions ...

Since I started playing those Japanese language learning games I posted about before, I gradually got sucked into going all-in on trying to learn Japanese. To that end I started playing language-learning games, reading books about Japanese, and immersing with podcasts and anime. I've tried learning Japanese in the past, and at one time I even had a streak of over 50 days on DuoLingo, but I never got the results I wanted, and it never lasted. I always felt like I hardly made any progress and lost interest after a short amount of time. The many years that I spent watching anime didn't help much. I developed a bit of an ear for Japanese and picked up a few words and phrases, but that's it. This time I'm determined that it should be different, using an "all of the above" approach to how I'm going to acquire this language. Apps Here's a rundown of apps I've tried and abandoned: Bunpo, LingoDeer, Mondly These apps are similar to DuoLingo, but only a few ...

Following the previous game review, I bought several Japanese language-learning games on Steam and tried out a few of them. The one I ended up sticking with the most is Learn Japanese To Survive! Hiragana Battle. It's a cute game with mechanics that remind me of Chrono Trigger. When navigating the world map or inside a specific region, the player has a top-down view of the world and his character. Battles are turn-based with a side view. The story of the game is that an evil Japanese wizard has come to conquer your country by using Japanese-based magic, and the only way to counter this magic is by using Japanese yourself. A Japanese emissary teaches you the language, guides you on your journey, and fights as part of your team of four. The main challenge comes from fighting the Hiragana warriors, enemies that are characters in the Japanese. They are everywhere and you keep bumping into them, and the only way to damage them is by saying which character they are. That is the main dif...

Islamo-Nazis in Samaria prostrating in front of Israeli soldiers   As anyone with at least two brain cells to rub together knows, The Gaza Strip is a colony of about 2 million Hitlers stuck in the middle of the Jewish homeland. Any leader who isn't suicidal would make it his priority to remove this threat as soon as possible, knowing that if he didn't, sooner rather than later the horrific atrocities of October 7 would be repeated. And yet, the Israeli leadership has instead opted for a hostage deal, agreeing to release dozens of convicted genocidal death-cult maniacs for each civilian or soldier who is released. Worse, it agreed to pause the war for 42 days, a pause which Hamas hopes and reasonably expects will become permanent, until it breaks the ceasefire at its own convenience. Has the Israeli leadership lost its sanity? After over a year of standing up to one of the most anti-Israel US administrations in recent decades, have they lost their nerve in the face of one of the...

An artistic representation of the consequences The horrible massacre on Simchat Torah is a miracle that Gd did for the sake of the people of Israel. Our state was internally divided with a large, organized, and well-funded faction that is backed by the media and all the institutions, that was willing to tear the state apart and start a civil war if only to maintain its hold on power. All our enemies needed to do was stand aside quietly and watch us fight each other until our state falls apart. A burnt house in Kibbutz Beeri If I were the head of Hamas I’d prepare everything for the day this happens: I’d prepare forces in Gaza, Judea, Samaria, and inside sovereign Israel. When the state stopped functioning I’d send out the order to go out, capture territory, disrupt, riot, massacre in the Gaza envelope, Judea, Samaria, and inside sovereign Israel. I’d do it in coordination with the Huthis in Yemen who would blockade the naval routes in the south, and with Hizballah who would invade from...

  AI rendering of Syria. Source: https://designer.microsoft.com A few days ago there was a demonstration in the Syrian village of Maariya against Israel's presence in southern Syria, which resulted in one Syrian being wounded by the IDF. This incident only serves to highlight a greater question: Why is it the first? Why was there no noticeable opposition to the Israeli incursion into Syrian territory until now? Ma'rbah and Hader. Source: https://earth.google.com To the contrary, Druze communities near the border declared their desire to be annexed by Israel , calling Israel the lesser of two evils. In other cases the communities in the demilitarized zone and even in Syria proper cooperated with the IDF's demand to hand over weapons, and there have been videos showing relaxed and amicable interactions between IDF troops and Syrian residents in Syrian villages. One reason is Israel's conduct throughout the Syrian civil war. Israel's approach was to officially stay ou...