i've been calling on israel to call the kurds.

they seem to want to focus on the greeks, which is interesting.

i have written widely about the liberation of constantinople being the end of a historical process, as turkey is a fake country full of illegal immigrants and they will eventually be deported back to asia. i've long assumed the russians will be the ones to correct this historical injustice, and there's good reasons for that.

however, in a very real sense, israel has become the new byzantium, particularly in terms of technological unevenness. if you want to get a grasp on what the byzantines were actually like in comparison to the much less advanced and barbarous arab groups in the region, the difference in technology between israel and the other countries in the region is a good demonstration. 

i think the israelis are probably more interested in building an airfield on cyprus, for now, which is currently partly under brutal turkish occupation. that would be tremendously advantageous, especially considering that the iranians have broadcast they consider it a part of historical iran (which is nonsense. cyprus is heavily linked to lebanon, and the regions are deeply carthaginian/jewish).

it's become clear enough that the israelis need a turkish containment policy; that's something to keep an eye on.

parliamentary factions have no constitutional restrictions in determining their leaders, and the suggestion that they do is complete and total nonsense.

if the party has the numbers to remove trudeau in a vote, the very clear parliamentary convention is that they can and should and any attempts to restrict that should be interpreted as unconstitutional by the liberal party mps, who should ignore it as null and void.