"I think we shouldn’t let Israel kill all Palestinians and Lebanese just because Hamas kidnapped a 29 year old ex-IDF vape shop technician while he was trying to dislocate his own jaw with MDMA at last years Reichstag Fyre Festival"
— @eyuplovely, 1 October 2024
The soldier male murders differently. He's not altogether present. One might say that he is intensely absent. He doesn't really murder. True enough, there's some kind of blast, some order or other, a shot, and there are the bodies lying in their blood. Yes, the men pulled the triggers, but not as an act of will; they were somewhere else entirely in their minds... but where?
The perception of the "bloody mess" doesn't take place within a relation of observer to observed object in which both are clearly separated from each other. The mode of perception is not "I" see "that thing out there." Instead, perception occurs as if through a veil. It's hard to say what is seen, and what is hallucinated. As a "bloody mass," the victim loses her outlines and her character as an object. The same thing happens here to the perceiving subject. ==He, too, finds himself in a state of dissolution. This process, in which both the killer and his victim lose their boundaries and enter a union,...
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"As the 1960s progressed, psychedelics began to intersect with Israeli counterculture, marking a transition from clinical research to cultural influence. [...] Following Israel’s victory in the 1967 Six-Day War, the influences of the international hippie movement and psychedelic culture began permeating Israeli society more significantly, as young Israelis traveled abroad and international volunteers brought countercultural ideas to Israel."
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"However, the cultural prominence of psychedelics in Israel began to wane in the aftermath of the 1973 Yom Kippur War, which dealt a blow to Israeli confidence and led to the decline of countercultural movements. Some figures, like the poet and later cult leader Rina Shani, continued to explore psychedelics and spirituality, but faced backlash from mainstream society. By the late 1970s, new cultural movements like disco and punk had largely overshadowed psychedelics in Israeli popular culture. The trajectory of psychedelic research and...
Highlights from The Real Israeli Interest in Lebanon
In 2001, police were still confirming the alleged growing global influence of i///el's loose-knit and expanding crime organisations. Two months of raids in 2001 brought in 340,000 pills in Spain, the Netherlands, US, Australia, and i///el, with exports to Panama and Thailand. is////li mafias became major drug traffickers came after they spotted the potential of what Interpol consideres the world's most popular illicit drug. The is////lis were the first to identify "enormous profit potential" in ecstasy, said a senior is////li police official. These crime groups grew on the back of contacts made in i///el's own criminal underworld and during military service in the occupying forces.
"[Tarzan] Fainberg had been convicted of helping to orchestrate the sale of a $35 million Soviet submarine to the Cali Cartel in order to transport cocaine from Colombia to the United States and Canada. [...] During the interview, Tarzan, a Russian-speaking Ukrainian who lives in Moscow, says he was a dentist, an Israeli military member, and an enforcer specializing in arson for the Gambino crime family."
Between 2012 and 2015, the rate of opioid consumption in is///l was the highest in the OECD. Most fentanyl use is among "young people of lower socioeconomic status who are not suffering from cancer."
In 2020, is///l led the world per capita in opioid prescriptions: fentanyl, oxycodone. is///l surpassed the US as the highest prescription of narcotics.