• RobotToaster@mander.xyz
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    Reactionaries, in the original sense of wanting to restore feudalism. That lion is from the Shah of Iran’s flag.

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    Iranian refugees were very positive on the war early on for the hope of liberation of their home. A lot have soured in the face of reality and squandering of potential and American military weakness and incompetence paired with an unwillingness to lead and actual, effective war with boots on the ground.

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      It’s the royalist Iranian flag, those who side with Israel. In Germany, I often see Israeli flags, this Iranian flags, German flags and more often than not US flags on the same protests (most often the counter protest of the Palestine protest I attend). So I would argue, this is a collage of allies.

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        Are you sure this is AI? The Corinthian Capitals of the columns look quite “in order”, also “Gallery” is not a garbled mess

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      Nope, these are all popular rightwing/centrist (sorry for repeating myself) causes. The UK national flag is (British) nationalism, the Star of David is Zionism, the right likes pre-revolution Iran for being an anti-communist secular Western ally not tarnished by filthy Muslims and I have no clue what the flag on the right is.

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    Did you know Australia is home to the world’s oldest tropical rainforest!

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    The Daintree Rainforest is also special because it’s a World Heritage Site. Located just offshore from the Daintree lies the Great Barrier Reef, which is also a World Heritage Site. So when you visit Cape Tribulation in the heart of the Daintree, you’re visiting the only place in the world where two World Heritage Sites meet!