I can't deny it, the ongoing genocide has really affected my already poor mental state. Not just the slaughter, but the condoning of it by so many. Makes you not wanna be a part of this fucked up world. 😢
@kelly-annmaddox
2 ай бұрын
I understand, darling. Please take care of yourself. ❤ You matter so much. Your sensitivity to the pain of others is so essential in a human being. We need every single person of conscience to thrive as much as possible. Nurturing yourself is part of the fight. This is a fucking difficult time. I feel you so much x
@wavingcat5
2 ай бұрын
That’s it for me, it’s the moral injury of our leaders and people around us condoning it and marginalising those who care.
@Sharing.Shananigans
2 ай бұрын
Thank you for holding this space. I've been frozen, and this gave me space to feel some of it in community. I'm going to take your words with me - "I am a witness, so, what is the next right action." Free Palestine 🇵🇸
@IvyTheOccultist
2 ай бұрын
Thank you for filming this video. I haven't finished the video yet but it feels so strange to me that everyone continues to go about their day as if nothing is happening. It's a dystopian nightmare. It feels as though my heart is being wrenched from my chest. How people can turn a blind eye... I will never understand. We are all part of a collective and when one of us hurts, we all hurt. I think about it every day and I don't know what else to do apart from donating, talking about it, and doing whatever magick I can to maybe make a difference - even if it's miniscule in the grand scheme of things. All we can do is keep going even if it feels like we aren't doing much. Every little bit of effort truly counts. ❤️
@SaplingTarot
2 ай бұрын
You’re not alone in this lovely, all of our little actions will continue to build up, we might not see immediate progress, but it is happening (not quickly enough and there is so much grief in that, but it is happening), people like you and Kelly-Ann are changing hearts and minds by being brave enough to continue to speak out. We’re all in this for the long haul, we aren’t alone and our numbers are growing.
@carolineabdallah6737
2 ай бұрын
I was married to a Lebanese man and went through the 2006 war in Lebanon from afar, waking up everyday wondering if our extended family were still alive for 33 days and thought that was hell but it’s not compared to this genocide. Watching it everyday I feel utterly helpless but make myself watch to witness it, I struggle with expressing how it makes me feel because then I feel I’m making it about me and that’s nothing to what the Palestinian people are going through, still watching your video, thank you for this
@TITARNYA
2 ай бұрын
❤ This genocide in Gaza has really made me realise where my limitation of being tolerant for other peoples opposing views. I try to allow ppl to speak their “truth”. But there is no space in me that can allow somebody to try to justify what’s happening in Gaza. I consider myself knowledgeable of geopolitics - specially since Iraq. But this has destroyed my trust in governments who pretend they are a democracy and pillar of human rights & justice. But what has destroyed me is the naive belief I always had that we had learned from past atrocities. That there are checks and balances that keep countries accountable for our actions. I have just had a baby in April & every time I do a night feed My heart has a pull to the people of Palestine. But It doesn’t have to take an image, or story to relate to, to be a human being and know this is a huge wound to the collective. That this is a wrong being done without our consent but in our name none the less. I pray to Goddess that every politician who aided this be brought to justice and to The Hague.
@bebemadchen
2 ай бұрын
I can’t thank you enough for making this video! I was just thinking that I needed to find a group therapy session of sorts because I’ve been feeling off my rocker and have been needing to vent and cry with others feeling similarly. You really validated all the things I’ve been feeling and knowing that we’re not alone in feeling this way really bolsters the spirit. I feel like a little bit of weight has been lifted off my chest and heart which helps me keep pushing forward. Sending you much love and solidarity ❤ Free Palestine 🇵🇸
@kelly-annmaddox
2 ай бұрын
My hope for this video was that it would have the very effect that you described. ❤🥲✊️🇵🇸💕 Keep going, angel. You have all my empathy.
@ravensbuttons
2 ай бұрын
Kelly-Ann, I'm so grateful for you and your voice. You have helped empower so many I believe, including me. I also feel very "hot" in my body. That helplessness. I feel like I'm on fire frequently. I am trying to figure out what I can do, because right now I am unable to function. I have flashbacks to what I have seen on my phone when I'm holding my own children. I feel forever changed and am trying to find a sustainable way forward for me to do important work for my community and the world.
@trishfinley2646
2 ай бұрын
I don't really know what to say anymore. There are no words in the English language to describe the level of attrocity we are seeing. But I'm commenting to let you know I'm right there with you.
@vykiknighthadley
2 ай бұрын
It is so hard to try and speak about it with my husband when the subject descends into a furious row over all the reasons I am wrong in my views and 'this is what happens in a war etc." I am just made to feel like an over-emotional woman just for caring about innocent people. I get so worn out trying to reason with him.
@kelly-annmaddox
2 ай бұрын
This is not what happens in a war though. 😳 He is, like, wrong as fuck. The death toll is significantly higher than any major 21st century conflict, in a fraction of the time, plus the forced famine - a tiny amount of aid getting in for thousands of people who CANNOT LEAVE to seek safety elsewhere. He needs his head checking if he thinks this is normal. He is wrong for justifying the civilian casualties of war anyway - they are ALWAYS a tragedy regardless of anything. But to claim that this is within the ordinary bounds of war is idiotic. Would he be chill if Ukrainians were going through what Palestinians are going through? 🤔
@zombieboy937
2 ай бұрын
@@kelly-annmaddoxPlenty of conflicts in Africa in the 21st century top the death toll of Gaza, but no one cares about those conflicts(or any other conflicts outside of whatever westerners decide to care about). And yes this is what happens in war it's ugly and brutal and there is nothing you can do about it.
@kelly-annmaddox
17 күн бұрын
@zombieboy937 I didn't say other death tolls weren't higher, I said in THIS short of a time. Though if i'm wrong, obviously feel free to educate me. (I see Rwanda as a genocide, not just a war - same way I see Gaza.) I give a fuck about literally any injustice on this scale. I just happen to be much more educated on Palestine, invested for many years.. I do not choose to just shrug and say there's nothing I can do. That ain't me.
@nunoatalaia3963
2 ай бұрын
You have been a guiding light in resisting this historic atrocity. Your resources are so valuable: know that they are watched, absorbed, and applied by a community of protesters in the Netherlands. Thank you. Love, light, and hope.
@kelly-annmaddox
2 ай бұрын
🥲💕✊️🇵🇸 Thank you. All strength and solidarity to you guys. 💪
@CricketsBay
2 ай бұрын
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. It has helped me articulate what I've been feeling about the genocide in Palestine and the lack of will amongst governments worldwide to stop it and how I can try to find ways to get involved.
@solomotherwitch
2 ай бұрын
i'm in the US and have not paid federal taxes since january. i did not vote. when biden's campaign sends surveys out ALL of my answers are #freepalestine waiting on the powers that are, for now,to listen
@crazy1234573
2 ай бұрын
I love this message. Understanding and comprehending what is going on is the first step into taking action to help.
@kelly-annmaddox
2 ай бұрын
❤ Exactly right. Thank you for being here x
@crazy1234573
2 ай бұрын
@@kelly-annmaddoxThank you for your steadfast compassion and wisdom ❤
@RaeNicole17
2 ай бұрын
Thank you, for me it just hit me so hard at my niece’s graduation party. I wanted to be present for her accomplishments but then realizing there are no universities or graduation is Gaza. And I feel guilty stepping away to tend to my “normal” life when so many in Gaza and Congo are suffering. It’s hard balancing being present for Palestine and self care. And it feels like a privilege I wish I could give to the oppressed. Thank you so much. Wishing you strength for your activism and I’m inspired by your empathy and compassion.
@kelly-annmaddox
2 ай бұрын
💕🫂 You are amazing for being present for such a special moment in a loved one's life, and equally amazing for the manner in which you kept Palestine and Congo in your heart at the same time. I know it's just all so heavy right now. 😢 It's hard to 'do' life, isn't it? Thank you for this comment. X
@karaf3609
2 ай бұрын
Thank you for this, it makes me feel less alone 💚 The guilt is difficult to get through at times. That my loved ones are not in danger, that my stomach is full, that I have the privilege of doing small things that bring me joy or comfort. Even typing that last one feels shameful tbh. I don't have a good answer for it, but I heard a sudden and clear thought the other other day that helped me when I was deep in it. I had just returned from a protest and was overwhelmed with guilt and shame. That I had a safe place to return to. That I had spent a pleasant and even happy day with a friend the day before. Then suddenly I heard this thought that said No.That's not the point. The point is - all people - should haven peace and safety and freedom and joy. That's why you're doing this, thats what you're fighting for. And for that moment, that thought helped me shift my thinking away from how terrible I felt I was and towards my care for others, which is a much easier place for me to act from. It's a hard thought to hold onto when the guilt is poppin, but im trying. Wishing you all care and rest so we can go on together in the fight 💚
@pollyrussell4762
2 ай бұрын
Thank you, Kelly-Ann. Your output has helped me navigate through this. I mean, I'm NOT successfully navigating it fully, of course....I'm fucking lost at times. In the shadow of comparison, I'm doing woefully too little. But i really appreciate being able to find this support and comradeship in my witchy space too. Love and strength and support to all who are here watching from the same heart space.
@bellagrace3109
2 ай бұрын
If there was one video I could share with someone who was confused by the misinformation out there it would be this. You are authentic! That matters! It is horrible to see how much profit is made from the misinformation paralysis.
@solomotherwitch
2 ай бұрын
ty, since last october i have sobbed, uncontrollably, many times. i have prayed, done rituals, shared online, and spoken out. i wear a kuffiyeh, have flags in all my windows for palestine...i am at my end. i ceased readings to devote my energy to palestinians. "hope against hope" i am BEGGING at this point.
@martanunez7586
2 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for making this video and speaking up so consistently about Palestine in your platform. I know it's not easy and you probably have lost followers. I suspect I may have not been gotten a job for not being quiet about this horror. But I tell myself this is the least we can do, I can't even imagine not doing it
@Laylalaughslast
2 ай бұрын
Thank you, Kelly-Ann. And thank you for gathering resources for Palestine. Going to donate to that GoFundMe now! ❤❤❤❤
@heatherandhawk
2 ай бұрын
Thank you so much. I feel checked out so much of the time. Like I'm half out of my body.
@linden614
2 ай бұрын
You are a beautiful being. Thank you for your sharing.
@kelly-annmaddox
17 күн бұрын
Wow, thank you x
@thekitchenoccultist
2 ай бұрын
Thank you for speaking up on this. I've been frozen from how cruel humanity still is. I believe we help by not supporting any single business that Israel backs or supports that we contribute to for our own convenience and swap that habit with something else lovely. It's sickening and every Western media and social media outlet are suppressing what is really going on to the victims in Palestine. I'm haunted from those precious babies being a mommy myself. Thank you again for holding space for this community. A lot of us are feeling this. I transmutate tears to offer healing but we collectively need to do much more. Holding space is a great start. 🇵🇸🖤
@claireleslie5175
2 ай бұрын
You're an AMAZING lady. No one is better at this than you!
@whitemountainwitchery7240
2 ай бұрын
I recently was unfriended by someone I went to school with. This person prides themselves on being a follower of Jesus. So much so she once sent me a monogrammed Bible which is important to why she deleted me. She was constantly posting in support of Israel in the most horrific and disgusting way. It was brutal and I couldn't take it anymore. We got into a spat and with everything she tried to come at me with from the Bible I countered with my own highlighted passages from the Bible she gifted me. It got so bad and I wanted to actually curse this person. But I didn't and lots of her fellow Christian friends started coming in agreeing with me which I think was what tipped her over the edge to delete me on social media. I am fine with this for both of us but boy did the whole situation put me in a place of depression. I feel like I'm screaming at the top of my lungs and there is not one person (other than my partner) that is also screaming. It's a helpless feeling and I can tell my friends get annoyed with me talking and posting about Gaza. But I won't stop and can't stop.
@Direct8888
2 ай бұрын
Thank you
@kelly-annmaddox
2 ай бұрын
Thanks for watching, darling x
@remedyrescue
2 ай бұрын
Hi Kelly-Ann I just saw your video today and I think it's awesome you've done this! You have a very good heart and a heightened sense of empathy amd sensitivity and the world needs people who aren't afraid of their feelings or their hearts. The only way I get news is from the radio and youtube videos. I don't watch tv. I admit I don't watch many of the videos on Gaza that appear on my youtube feed because I thought I can't hold that much suffering in me. Ever since I was a kid I would get upset if I saw any violence in a movie and I couldn't and wouldn't watch it. I'm going through a stressful situation now and it's hard sometimes to put a lot of my attention on what is happening in the world. I know it's not an excuse, but I get jangled in my mind if I dwell too much on any type of suffering that's going on. And what you were saying about if some people feel uncomfortable seeing or hearing any of this, it's possibly because they have unresolved past trauma. However, the people in Gaza are living through the trauma right now and I don't know how they do it! They're Superhumans! The videos I watched have been sad and upsetting. But I noticed how much love there is in the Palestinian people for their people when they're going through this nightmare together. They all pull together in their pain and heartache and they act swiftly to help each other. Their love and courage and resilient spirits and belief in Allah give them their strength at the worst times and won't let them give up or give in! These people of Palestine have been the underdogs since their country was sold up the river in the early 1900's and they went through a Nakba then! And now they're going through a Second one! It's inconcievable. It is important to keep doing everything possible to help people in Gaza and Palestine. For instance, I didn't know anything about the history of Palestine or that the illegal state of Israel is on stolen land, until this all started - actually escalated last year what had already been happening for decades against the Palestinan people. Something made me go through my subscriptions yesterday on youtube and I realised with embarrassent that some of the Jewish channels I'd subscribed to a couple of years ago were not for Palestine so I unsubscribed from them. I've always had a fascination with Jesus and I had a past life with him which I saw in a vision in 2004 after my spiritual journey started in 2003. So anything connected to the holy land I was interested in. You're a brave warrior soul Kelly-Ann! It's possible the reason you feel a deep connection for Palestine - apart from wanting the rightful justice for an oppressed people! - is maybe you had a past life there at one time. I had a vision I lived in Palestine in one lifetime, and I had several past lives as a Native American. Often when we feel strongly connected to a place it's from having lived there. I think any act of solidarity for Gaza is important and all of the protests and student camps and petitions and boycotting the companies are all having a huge positive effect not only for helping the Palestinian people but also in turning the tide for their freedom. Even praying for peace is a powerful intention because you're asking with all your heart for God and the Angels to send healing to them. And on some level, that energy can be sent and received, like reiki. Angel blessings from Precious Sweetheart - yes, my actual name which I changed to legally as part of my spiritual journey. FREE PALESTINE 🇵🇸❤
@roroharp64
2 ай бұрын
I feel exactly the same, I've made a friend in Gaza, Tasneem, and I just want to see her and her family find safety 😭💔 I feel that guilt in the mundane day-to-day things so much
@roberthubbard3302
2 ай бұрын
Love this woman.
@kflukes6056
2 ай бұрын
Needed this, thank you!!!
@SiranWitch
2 ай бұрын
Thank you for this. 💜🇵🇸
@kelly-annmaddox
2 ай бұрын
❤🇵🇸 Thank you for watching x
@fridgebuzznow
2 ай бұрын
Thank you ❤
@surina09
2 ай бұрын
Thankyou.
@andipeters743
2 ай бұрын
I was involved back in the 90's with trade union activities that included support for Palestine, organisation of speakers at meetings, fundraising, demos etc. We went through some of the stuff that you are describing (and that was THEN). All I can say is that you learn to take the old-fashioned detached view of practical action, which comes with experience. Be careful not to CARE too much, hard as it is. I used to get a lot of direction and help from reading Saul Alinsky and I recommend him on many levels. Best wishes and love to all of you though, storms pass.
@soniasulaiman
2 ай бұрын
I appreciate you holding space for this, Kelly-Ann. I have been struggling with some of the people in my life, carrying on and telling me they understand but it doesn't affect them emotionally. Suggestions that my work as a writer is a 'niche' and 'trendy' because my people are livestreaming their own genocide. I feel very lonely and isolated. I've been having nightmares and flashbacks. Whenever someone asks me how I am, I think of that meme of the owl at the sanctuary where someone's like "look at how calm she is as well!" and then she turns around and has a thousand yard stare. That's me. I'm that owl. I feel like there's how I'm doing in the genocide timeline, and one where I'm dissociating.
@kelly-annmaddox
2 ай бұрын
❤ I know I can never fully understand, but I resonate with this comment so fucking much. You are truly amazing. Your presence in my online life means a lot. You are one of the first people I notice when I check who liked a post - you matter to me. Xx
@soniasulaiman
2 ай бұрын
@@kelly-annmaddox I am always filled up by your offerings, and love how you recognize our kindship. It's something I put into my writer bio now: a call to action to 'become kin.' This space has helped me process what I've pushed into a box. I didn't realize I was dissociating until now. Your calls for self care are so important. I was doing readings for my followers from this oracle which has an actual "heal trauma" card. It came up 5 times. I always feel like it's so validating when the "spooky" acknowledges how bad things are.
@activistwitch
2 ай бұрын
I am so grateful for you and for this video. It helps so much to know we are not alone. I appreciate a lot of people lack the ability to visualise and empathise because it might feel what's happening to Palestinian people it's so beyond the life experience of anyone privileged enough to have been born in the lucky side of a border. It means the world how you talk about it, how you don't let it be just a one off, because as representation matters I truly hope people who identify with you can understand hearing and sympathising with you being a closer experience to their than even what I can say as an Arab person. Truly thank you 🙏🏽
@kelly-annmaddox
2 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for watching and for empathising. You are a light in this shit show, for me and so many others. You are the essence of witchcraft in action, and that couldn't be more important right now. ❤
@kiskakuznetsova503
2 ай бұрын
Brilliant! Thaaaaaaank you!
@ThatNerdyMystic
2 ай бұрын
Thank you . I've made... a few videos on everything I've seen, felt, and done in regards to Gaza. Ways I've pushed myself... And then I had to change my strategy and do different things, because I wanted to die so much. And then I had to change it again. And I still don't know whether I'm doing the right things. And I still want to die. And come back just to vomit and die again. I'm at the 41 min mark, and I will have to come back to this later.
@ThatNerdyMystic
2 ай бұрын
There are times I have found that making a video about the genocide, passing the stories on, informing friends, sharing links of things to do, doing "banner drops" ... have been the only things that have given me any bit of emotional peace.
@ThatNerdyMystic
2 ай бұрын
One of the crazy- making things is the coworkers who say things like ,"Oh I hope we can go to Disneyland after the meeting summit!" Or just the ... absolutely peppy, blank-soul silence and refusal to acknowledge that working-while-genocide is absurd.
@CatApocalypse
2 ай бұрын
I've totally been feeling the helplessness. I don't have a platform or wealth of any real weight to throw around. I've been signing petitions, contacting my members of Congress. Tore into my Representative on Threads last week because her email response was trying to invoke the Holocaust, pinkwash, and claim the Israeli state was a "liberal democracy," and that infuriated me, as a queer descendant of people who perished in the Holocaust (who also understands how colonial and imperial powers work, and "elections" on their own don't mean there's "democracy" present). But nothing came of it, of course, and then a few days later, I saw the footage coming out of Rafah. It's sickening. I do my best to counter the helplessness with what I have control over in my life, even if it's little stuff. Caring for my animals, breathing, meditating. Having this and a number of deeply taxing personal issues going on at the end of last year put me in a burnout for the first few months of this year, but I clawed my way out. Hoping to stay afloat. Thanks for keeping a space with a soul here.
@autumnsmith3585
2 ай бұрын
I wish my country would stop sending our tax $ to support this. Without $, eventually this situation would stop.
@Ejcfarley
2 ай бұрын
Thank you Kelly-Ann ❤❤❤❤
@AGoddamnedHarpy
2 ай бұрын
I've been calling it 2nd hand trauma because that's what it is. There isn't any other word for it, it's trauma! I remember witnessing a horrendous accident that took the life of my dog - she was and still is the soul I've had the deepest connection with and I get that same exact drop in my stomach everytime I see another image. Everytime I watch another world leader gaslight the shit out of us. Everytime someone I considered a friend, acts so selfishly callous by putting their menial privileges before the lives of innocents. Urgh, this HAS to end 😱 The only thing that has become a steady comfort for me is knowing that the worst days are temporary and usually followed by a better, more empowered one.
@imdivyamenon
2 ай бұрын
Thank you for giving me more strength to stay with the horrors and not give up hope
@lisamagibiller1664
2 ай бұрын
TY! ✨💔❤️🩹❤️🔥✨
@kelly-annmaddox
2 ай бұрын
❤❤❤ Thank you for watching x
@autimarie
2 ай бұрын
Thank you 🖤
@kelly-annmaddox
2 ай бұрын
❤ Thank you for being here x
@heidikay5189
2 ай бұрын
Thank you so much
@antwanzhane_mawayd
2 ай бұрын
I was looking forward to more content from you about this genocide in Gaza, the suffering of our Palestinian comrades. Thank you for having the courage (or outrage) to vocificate and bring us the Maddox POV.
@dragonfireband
2 ай бұрын
Until very recently, I've had major cognitive dissonance about this whole situation because there's so many people saying so many different things. With the amount of misinformation going around and people confidently stating things that are blatantly false, above all the denial that there's even a genocide going on.. I assumed at first that the situation would be very complex with lots of little nuances but there's absolutely nothing nuanced about what's going on. I'm honestly not sure what to do with all of this information right now because it is changing my view on the world and my opinion about a lot of (losely) related things, however I did feel like sharing this.
@anayrre2062
2 ай бұрын
You are a treasure Kelly Ann! ❤️ 🇵🇸
@nicatee8737
2 ай бұрын
I am gutted by this genocide. I have been speaking out about Palestine in my corner of the world since the 90's. It is horrifying to me what the Palestinian people have endured for decades. PALESTINE WAS A COUNTRY PRIOR TO THE CREATION OF THE ISRAELI STATE. I know you know this. I scream this so often to the people in my life. I cry ar least weekly. I have seen things that are seared in my brain. I donate and share and write to my elected officials and beg my deities to show me how to stop this and do magick. And try to live my life still.. Buying groceries and I tear up knowing people are starving. Going to my daughter's graduation and hearing my mind whisper their are Palestinians and Congolese children who will never experience that. I am broken down daily and do it all again. My anger does not abate. My sadness does not abate. But I keep following because i feel like i must witness this since so many in this world are trying to silence it.
@simpletown
2 ай бұрын
thank you.
@SaplingTarot
2 ай бұрын
Very grateful for this discussion, especially about what it means to fully bear witness, and that our integrity and our empathy is all we really have.
@kelly-annmaddox
2 ай бұрын
'Our integrity and empathy are all we have.' Yessss ❤
@achilleus9918
2 ай бұрын
other than the helplessness that i think we're all feeling, the two biggest things for me that have been hard to deal with are the gore and the callousness of people around me. i mean, helplessness i have an answer to: all i have control over are my own actions, so i'll do what i can with what i have and refuse to consider anything else. but the gore gets me on a different level, which i can't rationalise. i've always been bad with gore but this is... something else. the images stick with me - and not even in a way that could be helpful at all, like it's not motivating to me in the way other content can be, it's just feeling sick, physically sick. and the other thing is the carelessness of people around me - someone from the choir i sing with said he was "boycotting" ABBA for a week because they didn't perform at eurovision... like, dude, *surely* you're not so unaware that you don't know we're meant to be boycotting eurovision? i know how chronically online you are, i hear you quoting tiktoks and reels during rehearsal, you must KNOW about this! but THIS is what you care about? god it's so disheartening.
@WitchofCrowSummit
2 ай бұрын
Yesterday I had to just take a breath away. I know it's a privilege to be able to do that, but I was literally feeling ill from all of it. To have all of the imagery and news and then to have one of our former candidates for President write "Finish Them" on an Israeli warhead - funded by our own tax dollars - was, again, another shock at how comfortable people are with slaughter. I mean, did she really think that the bomb would neatly land on one member of H?? That there would be no innocent lives touched? I just cannot wrap my mind around the casual, comfortable, relaxed and confident righteousness some people have with themselves related to whether or not other humans are "allowed" to live or to die. Of course, I could go on, but we all know about and have seen so much. I just had to escape for a moment, but will go back to doing the things that end up individually feeling useless in terms of BEGGING those who are supposed to be in power to stop supporting this madness while patronizing their constituents with form letter responses explaining all of their reasoning for continuing to fund the slaughter and how and why it is somehow reasonable to continue to hold the f-ing line. I will do it even though the hope moves at a snails pace because of the collective pressure that the leaders cannot deny and that is so needed to continue to not let it out of our conversations. I don't know how they can sleep at night. I know I often cannot.
@rachelwebb9040
2 ай бұрын
How to advocate for the Palestinian people when I still support the existence of Israel? I hate Hammas and I hate the Israeli government, I hate anti-semitism, but I also profoundly hate to see this disgusting genocide. All I see is my kids and my grandchildren suffering like that. Yet I feel that those who are fighting for Palestine can be so extreme in their condemnation of the Israeli people (many of whom are also fighting against what is happening) and of Jewish people. How do I keep a balance in all of this? How do I raise my voice without condoning attitudes that are also wrong to me? I am not in any way saying we shouldn't be doing all we can to stop this horror. Ps. Thank you for your authenticity
@kelly-annmaddox
2 ай бұрын
What do you mean by 'support the existence of Israel'?
@ladyamalthea85
2 ай бұрын
I'm exhausted but I'm not going to stop 🇵🇸 I sent another email to my local rep this morning. I've lost what little faith I had in the Australian government, especially because the PM was once upon a time pro-Palestine. I will stand witness. It feels like such a disconnect, sitting here in my fluffy Care Bears slippers cuddling my puppy on a sunny winter day in suburban Perth. I'm getting my car serviced today. I don't even need to leave the house, I've got a mobile mechanic today. I feel like I'm living a life of luxury.
@wavingcat5
2 ай бұрын
Albo has devastated us. It’s like a body switch, watching his old Palestine videos to what he says and does now.
@ladyamalthea85
2 ай бұрын
@@wavingcat5 I'm a disabled pensioner, we had hope that growing up the way he did meant he would improve welfare, how he fooled us all
@wavingcat5
2 ай бұрын
@@ladyamalthea85 I’m so very sorry. His dead mum was disabled, and he fooled us in her name!
@irisiperle3369
2 ай бұрын
Through the consciousness, light, activism, magic, work that we do, the wars will end. The souls of life lost, the living traumatized, the forever injured, continuance of suffering. The past, current destruction, pain. Retaliation, repeated wars throughout history continues barbaric and hideous. This planet is digusting.
@roberthubbard3302
2 ай бұрын
Carmen Miranda in the background. I could marry this woman.
@kelly-annmaddox
2 ай бұрын
I love Carmen Miranda so much buuut she isn't in the background. Defo agree I could marry her though.
@roberthubbard3302
2 ай бұрын
@@kelly-annmaddox I meant that I could marry you!
@samanthagrey398
2 ай бұрын
Pro- Palestine 365/7........I have a shiny metallic pink journal book dedicated to note-taking as I watch your vlogs...and.at times while at the local coffee shop.....
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