FafoLaw

I like irony, so I just wanted to share a thought I just had.

Hamas, funded, armed and trained by Iran, attacked Israel to sabotage the prospects of Saudi Arabia normalizing diplomatic relations with them.

3 years later, Israel and the US attacked Iran, the regime went nuts and started attacking everyone in the region, and the result was not only that Saudi Arabia ended diplomatic relations (kinda, at least they expelled Iranian officials), but others like UAE and Qatar did so as well.

...oh, and Argentina, but that one doesn't count lol.

Ironic.

La frase “la historia la escriben los ganadores” es muy popular y mucha gente la repite sin pensarlo, pero es falsa y lleva a una forma de pensar relativista y conspiranoica.

Sí, algunas narrativas pesan más que otras y la educación o la política pueden seleccionar qué se enseña. Pero la historia real, la académica, no la escriben “los ganadores”, la escriben historiadores que investigan durante años, revisan fuentes de la época, citan todo y pasan por revisión por pares. Lo que se publica es el resultado del trabajo y consenso de miles de especialistas, no de un bando tratando de verse mejor.

Si la historia la “escribieran los ganadores”, no existirían libros sobre los horrores de la esc

Antisemitism often relies on blaming Jews for things they have no connection to. Recently, Hasan Piker hinted at the idea that ISIS is an Israeli asset because it “never attacks Israel”. This is not only false, it’s dangerous misinformation.

In reality, ISIS has attacked Israel on multiple occasions. You can find at least six documented incidents here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_terrorist_incidents_linked_to_the_Islamic_State

Beyond being factually wrong, his reasoning is absurd. By that logic, ISIS must be a Mexican asset too, after al