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raw wrote:You mean Jimmy Dore's YouTube channel?

obsidian wrote:

YourGrandpa wrote:Look whose drunk again and not making any sense.

Who's - It's a contraction, short form for 'who is'. "Look who is drunk again."

Whose - A possessive pronoun indication who something belongs to. "Whose giant square MAGA hat does this belong to?"

Sidney Powell argued Monday that she couldn’t be sued for defamation for repeatedly promoting false conspiracy theories about the 2020 election being rigged because “no reasonable person would” believe that her comments “were truly statements of fact.”

2015 Transient wrote:His popularity with GOP fringe voters in no way translates to popularity with the population at large. In the off chance he gets the nomination, he will lose to a Democrat. The only reason he's gotten this far with Republican voters is because of name recognition.

2024 Transient wrote:He's gonna win again.

seremtan wrote:which means he's going to lose this time, right?

Captain wrote:Biden turned out to be an even bigger genocidal war criminal so who even cares

The NGO claimed it has documented Israeli forces confiscating dozens of dead bodies from the al-Shifa and Indonesian hospitals in northern Gaza, alongside others in the south.

Medical professionals reportedly found vital organs, such as livers, kidneys and hearts, alongside cochleas and corneas, were missing, which the Euro-Med Monitor called "evidence" of potential organ theft.

They also claimed Israel exhumed and confiscated corpses from a mass grave that was dug more than 10 days ago in a courtyard at al-Shifa.

The Israeli Defence Force has been approached for comment.

Israel has previously denied harvesting organs from dead Palestinians without the consent of families, calling such accusations "antisemitic".

Israel has long been accused of harvesting organs

Reports have circulated in recent years that Israel is unlawfully using Palestinian corpses.

In her book Over Their Dead Bodies, Israeli doctor Meira Weiss claimed organs were taken from dead Palestinians between 1996 and 2002 and used in medical research at Israeli universities and transplanted into Israeli patients’ bodies.

Jewish teachings permit organ transplantation and harvesting, with the need to save lives paramount over all other religious commandments.

A controversial Israeli television investigation in 2014 included confessions from high-ranking officials that skin was taken from the bodies of dead Palestinians and African workers to treat Israelis, such as soldiers with burn injuries.

In it, the director of the Israeli Skin Bank revealed the country's reserve of “human skin” reached 17 square meters - a huge number relative to Israel's population.