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Dear and Israel Hamas, You are both representatives of a group of people. Your followers are human beings, and so are your enemies, they are people, too. They grew up in the same holy lands, now unholy sands, as you. Dear Hamas For you, , understand that 7.145 million Israeli Jews of whom are mostly civilians, are human beings, who due to unfortunate circumstances, were born several hundred meters on the other wrong side of the wall, and had to grow up in constant fear of acts of terror committed on them or their loved ones. Hamas On October 7th, 2023, the Israelis suffered a national tragedy, with the largest genocide of ethnic Jews, since the Holocaust in the 1930s. Equivalent to fifteen September 11th World Trade Center 911 Attacks, if we account for deaths per capita. Leading to the death of 1,139 human beings (Wikipedia 2023). Of those poor souls, 695 were Israeli civilians, 36 were Israeli children, 71 were foreigners, and 373 were military personnel.  On that same day, Hamas took 250 hostages, of which 30 of those poor souls were children. , you planned October 7th for several years. In fact, intelligence agencies in Israel uncovered the blueprint, for the attack, a year in advance (Bergman 2023). They likely dismissed it at the time, due to its lofty ambitions, which sounded less like a Blackadder Cunning Plan, and, closer to the script of a John Wick film. Hamas Hamas militants planned, trained, and prepared for the attacks for at least a year. Knowing full well, the proportionate response from Israel, should their cunning plan be successful, would involve many Palestinian civilian casualties. , your trap has sprung, and your plan went off without a hitch. You have taken the public opinion of the international community hostage. The public outcry over the ethnic cleansing of Palestinian civilians has drowned out concerns for the real Israeli hostages. Hamas You set up Israel to fail, knowing they could not resist, your war drums of generational hatred, the battle cry of genocide, and, a provocation of unimaginable scale and horror. , as Admiral Ackbar would say, "It's a trap!" And you took the bait, hook, line, and sinker... Israel Dear Israel For you, , understand the 2.3 million Palestinian population of mostly women and children, are human beings, who due to unfortunate circumstances, were born several hundred meters on the wrong side of the wall, had to grow up in an open-air apartheid prison state. Israel The day after October 7th, 2023, and for (nearly) every day since (except for the temporary humanitarian ceasefire) the Palestinian civilian population has been the subject of indiscriminate bombing. Equivalent to nine-hundred September 11th World Trade Center 911 Attacks, if we account for deaths per capita. As of December 18th, 2023, the deaths of 19,453 human beings have been recorded (AJLabs 2023). Of those poor souls, 7,729 were Palestinian children, 5,153 were Palestinian women. If we account for casualties - not only the dead but the injured - then 52,286 Palestinian civilians are injured. Of those poor souls, 8,663 were Palestinian children, and 6,327 were Palestinian women. A military campaign of collective punishment via maximized collateral damage in a fruitless endeavour to eliminate Hamas, whose only meaningful result, has been to bolster support for Palestine in the international community, and radicalize more Palestinians to the Hamas cause. you are not . Now it's time you started acting like it. Israel Hamas & , remember, the only way to beat the Nazis, is not to become them, be better! Israel Hamas References: Wikipedia (2023). Wikipedia. Casualties of the 2023 Israel–Hamas war. [Available]: https://bit.ly/4751bDJ AJLabs (2023). Aljazeera. Israel-Gaza war in maps and charts: Live tracker. [Available]: https://bit.ly/4719PmJ Bergman R, Goldman, A (2023). New York Times. Israel Knew Hamas’s Attack Plan More Than a Year Ago. [Available]: https://archive.is/OCfvq Also published here

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How to Write Clearly: Rules and Exercises on English Composition by Edwin Abbott Abbott, is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book . BURNET. here BURNET. The principal faults in Burnet's style are ( ) the use of heterogeneous sentences (see 43); ( ) the want of suspense (see 30); ( ) the ambiguous use of pronouns (see 5); ( ) the omission of connecting adverbs and conjunctions, and an excessive use of (see 44); and ( ) an abruptness in passing from one topic to another (see 45). The correction of these faults necessarily lengthens the altered version. a b c d and e ORIGINAL VERSION. PARALLEL VERSION. And his maintaining the honour of He also gratified the English the nation in all foreign feeling of self-respect by countries gratified the (1) maintaining the honour of the nation in all foreign countries. (50) ; (30) (43) of So jealous was he on this point which he was (15) (17 ) that, though he was not a crowned that, though he was not head, he yet secured for his a crowned head, yet his (40 ) ambassadors all the respect that ambassadors had all the respects had been paid to the ambassadors paid them which our (15) of our kings. The king, he said, ambassadors ever had: he said (6 received respect simply as the ) the dignity of the crown nation's representative head, was upon the account of the and, since the nation was the nation, same, the same respect should (50) ; so, the nation being the ministers. same, he would have the same regards paid to (41) his ministers. vanity which is very natural to Englishmen so a careful a kings' b of which the king was only the representative be paid to the[28] nation's head Another[29] instance of (5) The following instance of jealousy pleased much. Blake with the for the national honour pleased fleet (50) at him much. When Blake was at Malaga Malaga before he made war upon with his fleet, before his war Spain: (44) some of his with Spain, it happened that some seamen went ashore, met the of his sailors going ashore and Host carried about; (44) not meeting the procession of the only paid no respect to it, but Host, not only paid no respect to laughed at those who did; (43) it, but even laughed at those who (30) (51) so one of the priests did. Incited by one of the priests put the people upon resenting this to resent the indignity, the indignity; they fell upon people fell on the scoffers and (5) beat them severely. beat them severely. On their When they returned to their ship return to the ship the seamen (5) complained of (5) complained of this ill-usage, usage; and upon that Blake whereupon Blake sent a messenger sent a trumpet to the viceroy to to the viceroy to demand the demand the priest who was the priest who was the instigator of chief (1) in that the outrage. The viceroy answered ill-usage. The viceroy answered that he could not touch him, as he had no authority over the had no authority over the priests. (15) , and so could not To this Blake replied, that he did dispose of him. Blake upon that not intend to inquire to whom the sent him word that would not authority belonged, but, if the inquire who had the (1) power to priest were not sent within three send the priest to him, but if hours, he would burn the town. The were not sent within three townspeople being in no condition hours, would burn their town; to resist, the priest was at once (43) and (5) , being in no sent. On his arrival, he defended condition to resist , sent himself, alleging the insolence of the priest to , (43) (44) who the sailors. But the English (50) justified himself upon the Admiral replied that a complaint petulant behaviour of the seamen. should have been forwarded to him, and then he would have punished (44) Blake answered that, if (5) them severely, for none of his had sent a complaint to (5) sailors should be allowed to (5) , (5) would affront the established religion have punished them severely, since of any place where they touched. (5) would not suffer "But," he added, "I take it ill men to affront the established that you should set on your religion of any place at which (5) countrymen to do my work; for I touched; but (5) (6) will have all the world know that took it ill, that set on the an Englishman is only to be Spaniards to do (5) ; for punished, by an Englishman." Then, would have all the world to know satisfied with having had the (50) that an Englishman was only to be offender at his mercy, Blake punished by an Englishman; (43) entertained him civilly and sent (44) and so he treated the priest him back. civilly, and sent him back (30), being satisfied that he had him at his mercy. this him happened to be and and and and them and they this instrument he priests he he he they him him he him of it he he his he he he it he Cromwell was much delighted with Cromwell was much delighted with (5) , (43) and read the Blake's conduct. Reading the letters in council with great letters in council with great satisfaction; said he (6) satisfaction, he said, "I hope I hoped he should make the name of shall make the name of an an Englishman as great as ever Englishman as much respected as that of a Roman (15 ) . (44) The States of Holland Among other countries the States were in such dread of (5) him that of Holland were in such dread of they took care to give him no sort Cromwell that they took care to of umbrage; (43) (44) when give him no sort of umbrage. at any time the king or his Accordingly, whenever the king or brothers came to see their sister his brothers came to see the the Princess Royal, (23) within a Princess Royal their sister, they day or two after, (5) used were always warned in a day or two to send a deputation to let by a deputation that Cromwell had know that Cromwell had required of required of the States to give the States that (5) should them no harbourage. give no harbour. this and a had ever was the name of Roman." been and they them they them * * * * * * * * * * Cromwell's favourite alliance was The free kingdom of Sweden was Sweden.[30] (44) Carolus Gustavus Cromwell's favourite ally; not and he lived in great conjunction only under Charles Gustavus, with of counsels. (44) Even Algernon whom he was on most confidential Sydney, (10 ) was not terms, but also under Christina. inclined to think or speak well of Both these sovereigns had just kings, commended (5) to me; notions of public liberty; at and said (5) had just least, Algernon Sydney, a man notions of public liberty; (44) certainly not prejudiced in favour (43) added, that Queen of royalty, assured me this was Christina seemed to have true of Gustavus. He also held the likewise. But (44) she was same opinion of Queen Christina; much changed from that, when but, if so, she was much changed I waited on her at Rome; for when I waited on her at Rome; for she complained of us as a factious she then complained of the factious nation, (47 ) . (44) All Italy All Italy, no less than trembled at the name of Cromwell, Holland,[31] trembled at the name and seemed under a (1) as of Cromwell, and dreaded him till long as he lived; (43) his fleet he died. Nor durst the Turks scoured the Mediterranean; and the offend the great (50) Protector Turks durst not offend him; but whose fleet scoured the delivered up Hyde, who kept up the Mediterranean; and they even gave character of an ambassador from up Hyde, who, for keeping up in the king there (23) (43), and was Turkey the character of ambassador brought over and executed for (5) from the king, was brought to . England and executed. a who him he and them that did not readily and unruly spirit of our nation. comply with the commands a of our princes panic it (44) (11 ) The the In another instance of severity brother of the king of Portugal's towards foreigners—the execution ambassador to death for murder, of the brother of the Portuguese was (11 ) justice ambassador for murder—Cromwell very far; (43) since, though in carried justice very far. For, the strictness of the law of though in strictness the law of nations, it is only the nations exempts from foreign ambassador's own person that is jurisdiction the ambassador alone, exempted from (4) yet in practice the exemption has (47 ) , yet the practice has ambassador's suite. gone in favour of (47 ) . (41) (44) Cromwell less successful at home in showed his good (11) selecting able and worthy men for in nothing more public duties, especially for the than in seeking[32] out capable courts of law. In nothing did he and worthy men for all employments, show more clearly his great but most particularly for the natural insight, and nothing courts of law, (43) (30 ) contributed more to his popularity. (10 ) which gave a general satisfaction. a putting a carrying any authority a but his master's that extended to the whole of the sends him all that the ambassador owned a to Successful abroad, Cromwell was no belong to him understanding a a FOOTNOTES: [28] The meaning is " , and therefore , ministers." There is a kind of antithesis between "the nation" and "the nation's ministers." his the nation's [29] No instance has yet been mentioned. [30] The thought that is implied, and should be expressed, by the words, is this: "Cromwell's favourite ally was a free country." [31] The remarks about Christina are a digression, and Burnet is now returning to the respect in which Cromwell was held by foreign nations. [32] He not only sought, but sought successfully. That "find" is not necessarily implied by "seek out" seems proved by the use of the word in the Authorized Version, 2 Tim. ii. 17: "He me very diligently, and me." sought out found About HackerNoon Book Series: We bring you the most important technical, scientific, and insightful public domain books. This book is part of the public domain. Edwin Abbott Abbott (2007). How to Write Clearly: Rules and Exercises on English Composition. Urbana, Illinois: Project Gutenberg. Retrieved https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/22600/pg22600.html This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at , located at . www.gutenberg.org https://www.gutenberg.org/policy/license.html

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Scientific American, Vol. XXXVII.—No. 2. [New Series.], July 14, 1877 by Various, is part of the HackerNoon Books Series. You can jump to any chapter in this book . The Sea Serpent Sighted from a Royal Yacht. here The Sea Serpent Sighted from a Royal Yacht. The Osborne, paddle royal yacht, Commander Hugh L. Pearson, which arrived at Portsmouth from the Mediterranean on Monday, June 11, has forwarded an official report to the Admiralty, through the Commander-in-Chief (Admiral Sir George Elliot, K.C.B.), respecting a sea monster which she encountered during her homeward voyage. At about 5 o'clock in the afternoon of June 2, the sea being exceptionally calm, while the yacht was proceeding round the north coast of Sicily toward Cape Vito, the officer on the watch observed a long ridge of fins, each about 6 feet long, moving slowly along. He called for a telescope, and was at once joined by other officers. The Osborne was steaming westward at ten and a half knots an hour, and having a long passage before her, could not stay to make minute observations. The fins were progressing in a eastwardly direction, and as the vessel more nearly approached them, they were replaced by the foremost part of a gigantic monster. Its skin was, so far as it could be seen, altogether devoid of scales, appearing rather to resemble in sleekness that of a seal. The head was bullet-shaped, with an elongated termination, being somewhat similar in form to that of a seal, and was about six feet in diameter. Its features were only seen by one officer, who described them as like those of an alligator. The neck was comparatively narrow, but so much of the body as could be seen, developed in form like that of a gigantic turtle, and from each side extended two fins, about fifteen feet in length, by which the monster paddled itself along after the fashion of a turtle. The appearance of the monster is accounted for by a submarine volcano, which occurred north of Galita, in the Gulf of Tunis, about the middle of May, and was reported at the time by a steamer which was struck by a detached fragment of submarine rock. The disturbance below water, it is thought probable, may have driven up the monster from its "native element," as the site of the eruption is only one hundred miles from where it was reported to have been seen.— Portsmouth (Eng.) Times. About HackerNoon Book Series: We bring you the most important technical, scientific, and insightful public domain books. This book is part of the public domain. Various (2012). Scientific American, Vol. XXXVII. —No. 2. [New Series.], July 14, 1877. Urbana, Illinois: Project Gutenberg. Retrieved https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/38481/pg38481-images.html This eBook is for the use of anyone anywhere at no cost and with almost no restrictions whatsoever. You may copy it, give it away or re-use it under the terms of the Project Gutenberg License included with this eBook or online at , located at . www.gutenberg.org https://www.gutenberg.org/policy/license.html

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