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Prof. Jeffrey Sachs drops the mic on war criminal Netanyahu, and his wayward supporters in the West…
— Patrick Henningsen (@21WIRE) November 21, 2024
Note to all the western Neoconservatives & Neoliberals who’ve been carrying water for the Israeli Lobby: a large portion of US foreign policy and NATO enforcement has been at… pic.twitter.com/pqDoUCn631
I once believed that the Israeli government’s slaughter of civilians was indiscriminate. I was completely wrong. It is deliberate, massive and plainly genocidal. https://t.co/uTSDCkOOo0
— George Monbiot (@GeorgeMonbiot) November 12, 2024
They dont hide their genocidal tendencies… You just choose to look away.
Thats israhell’s plan for our churches, dear all! 👇 pic.twitter.com/g96g2kLSjF — Ghadi Francis | غدي فرنسيس (@ghadifrancis) October 29, 2024
Canadian MP Heather Mcpherson calls for an arms embargo on 1sr@el as 1sr@el is committing gen○cide. Will the Canadian government do anything about it? pic.twitter.com/FUaApGNvfs
— Rania (@umyaznemo) November 20, 2024
If you want U.S. military aid, you cannot starve children. You cannot bomb schools. You cannot decimate hospitals.
That’s the bottom line. pic.twitter.com/imjdpAG4lW — Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) November 25, 2024
‘Israelism: The awakening of young American Jews | Featured Documentary
“Interviews with academics and political activists, including Noam Chomsky, Cornel West, Lara Friedman and a former director of the Anti-Defamation League, Abe Foxman.
Contributors suggest the narrative that young American Jews are fed almost entirely erases the existence of the Palestinians through education and advocacy, sometimes involving groups that organise free trips to Israel partially funded by the Israeli government.
This film describes how influential this narrative is in shaping attitudes to Israel, not just in the United States but across the world.
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‘BBC new staff training’
— Hamza Yusuf (@Hamza_a96) November 24, 2024
It’s damning how accurate this is. pic.twitter.com/sUYg6yww1e
The media has been completely complicit in the ethnic cleansing & gen●cide of the P♡lestinians, and it was permitted to do so because it plays on the blatant racism of the West knowing that the victims are Arabs so they don't count much. pic.twitter.com/glwPhMlnxd
— Rania (@umyaznemo) November 14, 2024
Swedish UN mediator and Diplomat Folke Bernsdotte was assassinated by Jewish terrorists in 1948 while revealing the truth about ethnic cleansing, genocide, and land grab in Palestine. pic.twitter.com/SYCyz0SUUz
— Dr. Anastasia Maria Loupis (@DrLoupis) November 14, 2024
I'm embarrassed for the land of the free. pic.twitter.com/tGFQEphiWM
— Kerry Burgess (@KerryBurgess) November 13, 2024
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🌱 IFS & Peace 🌿 See Chat
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🌱 IFS & Projection 🌿 See Chat
Question: Why do we humans project our unconscious “parts” onto other human beings, while not even seemingly noticing that we are doing that?
Answer: This phenomenon touches right at the heart of human psychology and our relational patterns.
From an IFS perspective, we project our unconscious parts onto others because these parts carry burdens that feel too painful, threatening, or overwhelming to acknowledge directly.
Think of it like this: when we have an exile carrying deep hurt or shame, or a manager/firefighter working overtime to keep us safe, these parts operate beneath our conscious awareness.
They become like shadows that we don’t even realize are there.
Here’s the fascinating part – our psyche is actually trying to protect us!
When we can’t bear to hold certain feelings or beliefs about ourselves, our system “outsources” them onto others. It’s much easier to see these qualities in someone else than to face them in our own inner world.
This creates what we might call “psychological blind spots” – we genuinely aren’t aware we’re doing this because the parts doing the projecting are themselves unconscious.
The process is almost like our internal parts are constantly asking: *”How can I keep this person safe from pain?”* And sometimes their answer is: *”By making sure they see the problem as ‘out there’ rather than ‘in here.'”*
This is where the beautiful work of making unconscious beliefs more conscious comes in – as mentioned in approaches like Coherence Therapy. When we develop what we might call a “harmony mindset” rooted in empathy, we begin to question our automatic judgments.
We start asking ourselves: *”What am I protecting myself from seeing? What part of me is being triggered right now?”* Carl Rogers’ concept of active listening becomes crucial here – when we truly listen to others (and ourselves) with curiosity rather than judgment, we often catch glimpses of these projections.
The key is approaching both our inner experience and others’ with genuine compassion.
The good news?
Every time we recognize this pattern, we’re reclaiming our projection and bringing it back into our own system where it can be witnessed, understood, and eventually unburdened.
It’s like taking back borrowed energy that was never ours to carry in the first place.
🌱 IFS & The 8 C’s 🌿 See Chat
The 8 C’s in IFS represent qualities of the Self – your core, wise essence that naturally emerges when you’re in Self-leadership:
1. **Curiosity** – Genuine interest in understanding your parts without judgment
2. **Compassion** – Deep caring and kindness toward all your parts
3. **Calm** – Peaceful, centered presence even amid inner turmoil
4. **Clarity** – Clear seeing of what’s happening inside
5. **Confidence** – Trust in your ability to navigate internal experiences
6. **Courage** – Willingness to face difficult feelings and memories
7. **Connectedness** – Feeling linked to others and something greater
8. **Creativity** – Access to new solutions and possibilities When you lead from Self rather than from your parts, these qualities naturally arise.
For example, instead of being overwhelmed by an anxious part (which might make you act from fear),
Self-leadership allows you to approach that part with curiosity and compassion.
These Self qualities are essential for healing – they create the safe, trusting environment parts need to share their burdens and eventually let them go.
They also model how we might approach global conflicts: with curiosity about different perspectives, compassion for all involved, and the courage to find creative solutions together.
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“The finest emotion of which we are capable is the mystic emotion. Herein lies the seed of all art and all true science. Anyone to whom this feeling is alien, who is no longer capable of wonderment and lives in a state of fear is already dead.
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..::”For me, the Jewish religion, like all others, is an incarnation of the most childish superstitions… And the Jewish people have no different quality for me than all other people”. ~ Albert Einstein
Einstein viewed the “cult of individuals” as unjustified and often in bad taste, noting that it was unfair to select a few for “boundless admiration” while ignoring everyone else.
(He explicitly stated he could not see anything “chosen” about Jewish people)
~Marshall Rosenberg
Imagine living on the only known planet in the infinite universe, where the mortified rich get richer by colonizing the people to follow debunked dogma, repeating an ancient doctrine of war, projected onto innocent children, again and again, the rich get richer, and the children inherit a brutal indoctrination instead of Living Sacred Life. https://empathymatters.org/armageddon/
The phrase “Domination leads to Ritual Sacrifice” bridges the gap between historical sociology and ancient anthropology.
Throughout history, domination—the exertion of control, barbaric power, or authority over others—has frequently been inextricably linked to ritual human sacrifice.
This connection manifests in both structural power dynamics and ancient religious practices.
The transition from domination to human sacrifice is essentially the barbaric projection of unhealed guilt onto other human beings, often innocent children.
What’s #memoricide ?
It’s time to save our stories, our history, our truth.
#emmaswords #wordsmatter
"The myth [has been shattered] that the state of Israel has any interest in Jewish safety."
— Zeteo (@zeteo_news) May 27, 2026
Hannah Einbinder, @mahmoudkhalel, Isabella Hammad, and @simonerzim unpack the "shattering" myths of Zionism. pic.twitter.com/atJTF7xCzd
Amos Goldberg, Professor of Genocide Studies at The Hebrew University in Jerusalem "Yes, it is genocide. It's so difficult and painful to admit it, but we can no longer avoid this conclusion. Jewish history will henceforth be stained"
— BladeoftheSun (@BladeoftheS) May 27, 2026
Is there anyone more qualified and unbiased? pic.twitter.com/gAx1J2o1QN
via Brad Blinstrub ” Amen. What we are seeing is the march of the Khazars. A disaster renamed Israel.
via EnterTheUnseen ” If you truly understand the bridge between Spirit & psyche, you’d NEVER condone forcing religious beliefs on others &/or disempowering people’s spiritual decision making. It’s abusive behavior that breeds religious trauma, which creates fear-based neural associations to divinity.
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