Really enjoyed researching and writing this white paper on
#geopolitics
#nationalsecurity
and the opportunities
Australian startups have on the global stage.
Managed to spend time with a couple of Australia’s brightest
#defencetech
startups Semitic and C2 Robotics to get their
@mohammed_hijab
This is about the silliest take I’ve seen on the war. The same Hamas that is decrying the US for not voting for a cease fire in the UN? Winning on the ground are they?
The only place where Israel is losing is the war of opinion.
@FightMate
So after punching him in the back of the head with his friends. The tall dude in the black hoodie is like “Bro..please!” as soon as he sees the hatchet 😂
@theprojecttv
@FranceskAlbs
This is patently ridiculous. Rely on the UN to demilitarise Hamas? A law and order operation?
I get she’s playing at semantics on occupied territory but boy is this ridiculous.
@sentdefender
I’ve been saying this for a while now ie, Iran won’t come to Hamas or Hezbollah’s aid directly because Khamanei like the other Ayatollahs prioritise their survival and of its underlying autocratic systems a lot more.
@MarioNawfal
Committed a massacre for USD $5500? Did he think they were going to get away with it? If it is ISIS then this is very unlike them. Very strange.
@sentdefender
This is the dirty secret amongst Arab nations in the area. They hate Hamas and would like to see the Israelis remove them from the equation to allow them to remake/remodel a future Palestinian state in ways that suit them.
However in order to appease their populations they’ll
@sentdefender
This isn’t surprising. The biggest threat to the Gulf Arab states is not Israel, it’s a nuclear armed Iran. Think of this - the US leading a normalisation effort (Abraham Accords) which eventually becomes an alliance of Gulf Arab states, US and Israel themed around missile
@cenkuygur
Cenk, you do realise that the US gives Israel money they can only buy US defence products with?
It’s actually helping your local industry, jobs and economy. Last I saw the FMF and FMS program was about $50B per year to all authorised countries.
@therealpauldahl
@DrewHolden360
If that’s the distinction then fair enough. He should define terms to clear it up. Otherwise he’s alienating nearly half of Americans.
@JonathanTurley
Here’s the key “.. Schiff who previously told the public that he had clear evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia after that allegation was rejected in repeated investigations, including Special Counsel Robert Mueller”
@prometheus1670
@Megatron_ron
For show. The Saudis, Jordanians and Emiratis are keeping the supply of goods flowing to Israel over the land bridge given the Houthis have choked off a large portion of Red Sea shipping.
If Trump wins in Nov you’ll see a new Abraham Accord signing with Saudis soon after and a
@mehdirhasan
There you go again taking things out of context. If you watch the interview, which you likely haven’t, Kushner was talking about it in the co text of how prosperous the Gazans could be if the international community helped to develop Gaza.
@DAlperovitch
I was one of them but now I’m convinced the opposite is true. The mobilisation of EU and allied countries has been amazing. Would’ve been better had it been pre-invasion but better late than never.
@mehdirhasan
This is what happens in a polarised political environment where one side weaponizes political power against the other.
The right is going to yell "What's good for the goose..is good for the gander" and point to NYC Attorney-General Letitia James and what she's doing with the
@coldxman
I'm amazed at the revisionism going on about the Camp David offer. Having read Clinton's, Albright's memoirs and countless of other articles it's clear Israel was willing to deal, Arafat wasn't.
Was it perfect? No of course not. A perfect deal for Arafat would be to give
@FightHaven
Why I used to hate crowds and brawls (when working security). It was never easy to tell who were friendlies like this. Or who had a knife. Glad those days are long gone.
@SpencerGuard
@IDF
The question, when you have two sides in a kinetic and information warfare is, who is more believable?
The side that takes its time, investigates as a professional army would or the side that immediately yells massacre without much corroborating evidence?
@aaronjmate
@EliLake
Nice way to take a quote out of context. He was responding to Finkelstein and if you’ve actually read Schloss Ben Ami you’d know he blames Arafat for the failure of Camp David.
You’re peddling revisionist history Aaron.
@shaunmmaguire
WTH? Malley was also part of the Clinton negotiating team in the 2000 Camp David talks and had been quite cool towards Arafat being blamed for the failure of the talks.
“If you think people dying and family homes being torched to the ground is your big chance for political grandstanding then you are a massive f***wit.” -
@Joe_Hildebrand
@FightHaven
Poor decision to stand and fight. Even though the big guys couldn’t fight to save themselves the dude is outnumbered and over matched physically.
Better to walk/run off rather than carried off.
@DrKarlynB
They’ve been friends for over a decade and he records their phone call in secret and selectively releases snippets? Some friend. The fact he’s making this so public is pretty gross.
@MarioNawfal
@orielishamiller
Mario you need to read up on this as it’s a hotly debated topic.
From what I can gather the problem is not getting the aid trucks into Gaza but rather the distribution. Road infrastructure has been destroyed, Hamas and now other groups are hijacking/stealing the aid and selling
@RealAlexJones
Some of these replies are wild. Social media has rotted the brains of feeble people even further.
Hanging out anonymously with other feeble minded people has reaffirmed their feeble conspiracies.
@BenGoldey
@MZHemingway
“In short, the Clinton campaign created the Trump-Alfa allegation, fed it to a credulous press that failed to confirm the allegations but ran with them anyway, then promoted the story as if it was legitimate news.” - great summary