Genital

Pieces

Mr. consequence,

“permanent security”

mouth-full-of,

(blood)

primary production,

“greater israel”

(by force)

boxed-in wars,

re-gifted,

(nazi)

effed-up,

species

“And it is because of the 180-degree shift in military doctrine and also political doctrine. And it was in alliance with us that took place after the 7th of October. Before that, Israel was largely guided by the Ben-Gurion doctrine, which was that Israel was a small country, small population, small economy, and therefore it couldn’t afford a big military.

It was beyond its reach, and therefore Israel needed to stay within its borders and rely on reservists for its main small professional force plus reservists. And it was also Clausewitzian in Ben-Gurion’s concept in the sense that use of force was a means to political settlements and not an end in itself, not just simple destruction. But after the 7th of October, the idea was implanted and it’s been reported extensively in parts, the Hebrew parts of the Israeli press, which we follow regularly, in that the idea was that what happened on the 7th of October was a Holocaust.

It wasn’t, but they are calling it and thinking it a Holocaust. And they are thinking that the Holocaust that we all know is a Holocaust was actually not simply an event in the past, but something that is present now, that is a threshold, a threshold which can be breached any time. And so they shifted from that Bengorian idea doctrine, 180 degrees, and adopted what they call permanent security.

And permanent security means that you do not allow any threat to arise that might now or in the future attack you. And that idea came from Germany, not surprising originally, and has been adopted. And why that is so important is because it suggests, and this is the word they use, that it is security to the root.

To the root translated means even children and women, because they could bring up another generation, there could be a threat to us. I’m saying this because what I’m trying to explain in the Israeli view, which is the current doctrine of the government, but also magnified by, particularly by the messianic element, who also want to see, if you like, a greater Israel and that a greater Israel should come about by force of arms. It should just simply forcefully take the territory and by that means establish redemption and a Messiah’s return.

So these two have come together in a strange alliance. I mean, the Israeli army keeps saying, you know, we don’t quite know how we’re in alliance with the Messianic element, but that’s the reality of what it is. And in this way, of course, therefore Hezbollah is a threat that they see must be eliminated at root and not allowed to exist in their proximity to the northern towns or those towns that lie south of the border and extend down into the Galilee.

And so when Iran produced this first equation, a sort of loose equation, no ceasefire for all or no ceasefire, which was supposed to include Lebanon and supposed to include the Palestinians as well. And that had been agreed that was in, when was it, the 6th, 8th of April, ceasefire agreement and was established and the mediators all said, yes, this is part of the agreement. But now the Israelis are saying, this does, we can’t allow this to stand.”

Is the Ceasefire Dead? (w/ Alastair Crooke) | The Chris Hedges Report, Jun 8, 2026

Porridge,

blood-and-bone,

adventured.

it.

sugar,

and,

violence

@FranceskAlbs

Half-dead,

(polite)

society,

bastards.

with.

bombs.

exterminate,

us all

@paltimenews

Howdy folks!

edge-of-dawn,

confluence,

of,

circumstance

🎥 It’s Been 100 Days

Big A | Jun 8, 2026

Thin-menu,

science,

see something,

say nothing

🎥 Gaza Ceasefire Shattered: The Human Cost of Jabalia’s Latest Strike

Al Jazeera English | Jun 8, 2026

"My son is 8 years old. What wrong did he commit?" In Gaza City, a devastated father, Yusf Salman, says his final goodbyes to his 8-year-old son, Jad, killed by a recent strike in Jabalia. As ceasefire violations rise, the human toll continues to mount.

We witness the devastating reality on the ground in Gaza. An Israeli strike near the Jabalia refugee camp has claimed the lives of an 8-year-old boy and two other Palestinians while they were digging a well. The tragedy occurred beyond the so-called "yellow line"—the zone where troops were meant to withdraw under last year's truce.

With local residents calling on international mediators to intervene, we look at the rising casualties and the fragile state of the October ceasefire.

Machines.

you.

feed.

(holding-the-bag)

beating heart,

monstrous forms

@perrovagabundo

Good mornin’

afternoon,

evening,

and night,

HEARTACHE

🎶 Ride On - C.S. Armstrong

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