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@ech

To drive my point home attached is a map of the Jewish settlements pretty much the day before the invasion was declared (left).. AS you can see they re intermixed with palestinian/arab land, and this was all one country.

On the right, however, is the borders they declared in their own and intended to Annex in the invasion of 1947 and the war that followed. As you can see not only did they steal **significant** land that had no jews on it.. but the borders change the dynamic significantly since at the time Jews made up something like 10% of the population yet were given more than 50% of the land.

So yea its very clear they invaded and stole land and your narrative of them already being on the land is over the inaccurate.

#Israel #Palestine

@ech

> “Of course they came with weapons.. what are YOU on about? On may 1947 they and a group “ – came from where? They were already there. But you know this? I don’t understand what you’re trying to do here.

No, there were **very** few isralis already there. Prior to the invasion there were about 160K Palestinian Jews, some of whom chose to stay palestinian at the start of the invasion. Contrast this with the 800K arabs in the area.

Once the invasion was announced (that is, the international community of jews, along with the UN, declared they would invade an annex half of palestine for themselves), The resulting population, as part of right-of-return, skyrocketed.

As a result of this invasion by the end of the year in 1947 (the invasion was made official earlier that year) the invading jewish population had more trippled in that short time to over 630.

So no they werent "already there" 2/3 of the invasion were jews from around the world who migrated there to participate in the invasion either as a settler to the newly stolen land, or as military themselves. Often a bit of both.

> “they are illegal immigrants” Again, what? When Jewish refugees were coming in like 1925 under the British you’re saying that was illegal? Can you give me a source on that? Was it illegal before the British took over?

Yes, the british had no rights to allow **anyone** to come, they were occupying Palestinian territory and they had no right to allow anyone in or out, or to occupy the space at all.

So while people may have come thinking it was legal, since the British occupation is illegitmate (as all occupations are) and only the native people had any right to allow immigration, yes they were wholly illegal as an occupying force.

> “defend their land and prevent the invasion and annexing of their land.” and “they just decalred one day half the country was theirs and then went in and took it….” No? The British, eager to get out, had to leave something behind when they left, so they partitioned according to where people lived at the time, yes? (or had the UN do it) There’s plenty to say regarding how the partition plan should have been done differently, of course, but I can’t fathom how it is a “literal invasion”.

No, it was not where they were living at the time. Arabs and jews were intermixed throughout the country. Yes there were some towns for one group or the other in some cases, but those towns were often intermixed among the landscape.

Also, britain doesnt get to split up a country that already existed... their claim to palestine was as invalid as the Jews. The british didnt live there, only a population of citizens has any moral right to decide to split their country, and this is NOT what happened

@mur2501 yes, and as it changes it will effect how many and what frequency of photons it emits.. faster acceleration means higher energy adn higher frequencies of photon.

@icedquinn

It will always depend on audience, and you create your own audience.

I make sure i am quite vocal about my criticisms of both sides because I know it will trigger these sort of people and I WANT them to get triggered, be offended by me and block me... Over time it leads to those people disapearing from my audience and I can have a healthy non-toxic interaction with my followers.

I appear to be reaching that point as the noise from that side has went down significantly.

@Free_Press @nuncio @johnshirley2024@wandering.shop

@khird

That adds up with all the speculation and info... It just escapes way too fast for the electron to have a chance to follow it.. though apparently it does happen rarely and when it does produces X-rays.. which adds up.

@nuncio

Yup, they will just cancel you and scream at you for defending terrorists... which is kinda funny considering your calling people terrorists which apparently makes you defending terrorism because your calling the wrong side a terrorists or something.

@johnshirley2024@wandering.shop @Free_Press

@freepeoplesfreepress It sure is

@mur2501 No I cant see why it would, the electron's path isnt curving via a large scale magnetic field.

If would be a direct result of the electrons acceleration.. its the same mechanism that causes pretty much all light.

@nuncio

In the USA, and much of the world, criticising both sides is a death sentence no matter how valid it is.

@johnshirley2024@wandering.shop @Free_Press

@freepeoplesfreepress I suppose its possible it plays a role... My gut tells me probably not but what the hell do I know.

@Revertron

They pay me nothing.

I am not actually using google chrome im using a fork.

Yes google is against my privacy.. but with firefox being **completely** unusable for me, and with vivaldi not even running cause I get errors, it is the only solution where I can actually be productive on any level.

@brianvastag Perhaps... I thought it was the peizo electric effect that was the big start of it all.

@ech

I am not claiming they are freedom fighters in the sense that they are acting morally.

My point is only the part where they integrate with civilians is perfectly normal and not anything that speaks against them... What is is when they actively fire and use people as shields against their will, which is a seperate issue (and again something israel is guilty of too).

@realcaseyrollins @Miriamm @kjetil_kilhavn

@mur2501 That makes sense... and sheds some light on it.

Accelerating electrons consume energy (And emit photons), which can be an additive effect to momentum (meaning an electron is harder to get moving than its mass alone would suggest).

So it makes perfect sense that it happens once in a while and looses some energy (in the form of x-rays) in doing so.

@freepeoplesfreepress since we are talking about individual elements then there are no bonds, covalent or otherwise.

As for flux, what kind of flux, magnetic?

@mur2501 The quantum realm has parallels to classical physics and moment and mass are all valid at the quantum level.

That said you may be right that the answer is a quantum one and wont work well at all with a classical analogy... but a lot of things at the quantum level do work well witha classical analogy, at least to a point.