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I don't know if the sub has any policy over sharing gofundme for people in Gaza but wanted to share https://gofund.me/f46f8617

https://www.gofundme.com/f/rebuilding-hope-support-our-familys-journey-from-tragedy-t?attribution_id=sl:25663695-fd42-4f41-8a2e-71c38d574cf6&utm_campaign=pd_ss_icons&utm_medium=customer&utm_source=copy_link

Putting this here as Michael S Judge has been asking for donations. He's been speaking to her and relaying what's happening on the ground. The opening of the last pod, detailing what the heat feels like living in a tent, is some of the most harrowing shit I've ever heard. Latest update on Twitter is that the family are being rounded up to a "safe" tent city, but we all know what that means. https://x.com/corpseinorbit/status/1821160081028743570

Anyway, posting here after donating myself

I'm not American so my understanding of the country and of its regions is always going to be fragmented. Still, I'veareas been thinking a lot about how Northern California doesn't have, at least to my own knowledge, anything spooky. I'm thinking about places like Utah, Santa Fe, Virginia, etc., which are the nexus for American history and deep politics.

Why Northern California? Several reasons, but I've been reading the late great Mike Davies' books on LA and California but they mostly focus on the Southern part of the state. And given the existence of the Emerald Triangle, Hollywood sickos from LA, China Lake to its south, and the manipulation/infiltration of the counter-culture in the 60s

I don't really think much can be made from this other than it being absolutely wild. But let me know your thoughts.

Source is from the latest Media Roots Radio podcast with gumby4christ