Sure Mileikowsky is a great name, but if you’re going to pick one: “god has given” seems a bit egomaniacal. I guess this is why you deliver your genocidal rhetoric chased with sweet musing.
Running out the clock on a genocide seems like the order of the day.
I guess Obama will go down as one our worst presidents along with Bush, and Trump. After all he was a mediocre at best in office. His legacy will be forever remembered as that of delivering Biden one of the greatest blunders of all time.
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The Tale of Shadows and False Suns
In a land where the Tree of Dichotomy stood, its roots entwined with the essence of both light and shadow, three companions embarked on a quest for balance. The Warrior, the Poet, and the Sage had faced many trials, yet their journey had just begun.
The Rise of the Dark Sun
Beneath the vast canopy of the Tree, in the shadowed lands, a figure emerged, casting long, dark shadows. His name was Bibi, though he had worn many masks and names: Ben Mileikowsky, Ben Nitai. Known for his ruthless ambition and iron will, he had climbed the ranks of power, leaving a trail of destruction in his wake.
Bibi’s journey was marked by tragedy, much like another dark figure from the lands of the West, Donald Trump. Both men had lost brothers early in adulthood, a loss that seemed to hollow their hearts and set them on paths of relentless pursuit for power and control. Fred Trump, Donald’s father, had admired Bibi’s ruthless determination, seeing in him the son he wished he had.
The Fire in the Tent Camp
In a place designated for safety, under the false promise of refuge, bombs fell, igniting a devastating fire. Tent cities, vulnerable and flammable, turned into death traps. Over 40 souls were lost in the inferno, their cries echoing through the night. The survivors, carrying their scars, sought refuge in the last standing hospital in Gaza. But their sanctuary was short-lived as the hospital itself became a target, bombed while treating the wounded.
Doctors, now hunted, concealed their identities to survive. One girl, a symbol of resilience, was shot twice in the head by a sniper, an act of reckless brutality. Bibi dismissed these atrocities as “tragic mistakes,” yet the pattern of destruction spoke otherwise. The IDF’s ruthless tactics, including the notorious Hannibal Directive and designated kill zones, revealed a deliberate disregard for innocent lives.