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Ramesh #NotGoingBack

⬆️ #Ingrate wants to #finishTheJob “a lot faster” 🙄 #Netanyahu lobbed sharp criticisms at #Biden directly through the camera 😡adding, “Give us the tools and we’ll finish the job a lot faster.” THIS is why #Bibi is waiting for Biden to lose #Election2024 and get a clear signal from #Trump to “quickly do things that have to be done.”

Israeli ambassador and Biden adviser clash over Gaza legacy…

"The bad blood between Biden… and Netanyahu… [over] ingratitude"

@8124 @8124@babka.social

axios.com/2025/04/01/brett-mcg

The bad blood between Biden's team and the Netanyahu government hasn't gone away. Biden officials and many Democrats were furious over what they saw as ingratitude from Netanyahu and his allies during his last year in office, particularly given the heat Biden took from within his party over his strong support for Israel. "The most striking thing was the arrogant tone of the ambassador." During a closed event at the Atlantic Council, Leiter, a Netanyahu loyalist who arrived in D.C. soon after Trump took office, accused the Biden administration of imposing an unofficial arms embargo on Israel during the war and focusing primarily on the humanitarian situation in Gaza. Sources noted that Leiter even claimed all the Biden administration wanted to discuss with Israel was the number of aid trucks entering Gaza. McGurk was in audience, and he asked for the opportunity to comment after Leiter ended his presentation. "I want to make sure the ambassador knows all the details about what the Biden administration did for Israel since October 7," McGurk told Leiter. McGurk then detailed many steps Biden took like traveling Israel, sending aircraft carriers to the Middle East to deter Hezbollah and Iran, giving $13 billion in military assistance, using emergency procedures to ensure delivery of weapons, helping defeat two Iranian missile attacks and blocking anti-Israeli measures in the UN. After McGurk's pushback, Leiter said he stands corrected, thanked McGurk personally but not Biden
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Leigh Silvester

During the lead up to #election2024 I remember there being lots of ostensibly #Democrat supporters both here and places like Facebook who were very vocal about finding it hard to support Biden/Harris mostly because they were not being strongly critical over Gaza.

What has happened to those people?
Were they real or were they bots/trolls?

If they were real people, are they happy with the outcome? Are they happy with Trump/Musk in power?

I wish I'd noted the account names so I could check back.

Anyone know what happened to those folk. Are they happy? How did they vote?

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elCelio 🇪🇺 🇺🇦

🇮🇹 GO ITALY 🇮🇹

If you are still baffled how Trump was voted by so many Americans, let's remember how the late Silvio Berlusconi (elected three times as Prime Minister of Italy), thought about the Italian voters:

"the Italian public has the same mental development of a 12-years-old middle-schooler who doesn't even sit in the first row"

09/12/2024

As with mafia and fascism, Italy was first.

youtube.com/watch?v=rQAc427uKe

YouTubeBerlusconi - Il Pubblico Italiano È Evoluto Come Un Bambino Di 12 Anni -By NickGoogleGio Mag
#Italy#Berlusconi#trump
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Benjamin Carr, Ph.D. 👨🏻‍💻🧬

Can public trust in #science survive a second battering?
After #US #election2024 in Nov, one Wall Street Journal headline declared "Science Lost America’s Trust.” Another publication called 2024 “the year of distrust in science.”
One thing that experts have noticed is that rather than distrusting specific types of #scientists, such as climate change researchers, conservatives have begun to lump scientists across specialties and have more distrust of scientists in general.
arstechnica.com/science/2025/0

Ars Technica · Can public trust in science survive a second battering?By Undark Magazine
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