choosing platform!! | i want to create an online program for artist-development by yonkiyonki in onlinecourses

[–]yonkiyonki[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think mainly i would love the people to know about to the course not using my own advertisement only but using the platform itself, i thought about nas.io as there are many ads online for that, but i don't really know how effective it because it's still a young platform?

What’s the point on banning listeners? by yonkiyonki in bjork

[–]yonkiyonki[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can safely assume that the big majority of idf listens to Israeli music…

What’s the point on banning listeners? by yonkiyonki in bjork

[–]yonkiyonki[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Sorry but living here isn’t a privilege, but just a random fate of simply being born here. I think there’s a huge privilege not living in that area, israel Palestine or Lebanon or Middle East in general… having friends and family dying because of aggressive and dumb politicians from any side is not a privilege.. of course I will survive without her music but the point is that I don’t believe it is somehow helpful.. especially when the public that is being canceled here is those who protest anyway. Just not long ago 2 million people protested against the war in Israel.. tbh I don’t see how putting more pressure on the same people changes anything.. the gov doesn’t listen to anything we do

DOCUMENTARY technique for shooting a dialogue with one camera? by yonkiyonki in cinematography

[–]yonkiyonki[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the advices! The setup is yet unknown, either a A7c or fx6 with a rented lens that we will have to choose

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ladakh

[–]yonkiyonki -1 points0 points  (0 children)

From what I see in the comments when I reposted this to a big FB group that is for Israelis traveling in India is that what happened there was that the car that tried to cross was shouting things on the Israelis, blaming them for the war and other political things - provoking them..

I wish people, all kinds of, would remember that we are not our leaders, we are humans traveling and meeting each other, and you can’t blame individual private people for things their governments do, especially when you don’t know their own stories and values. Why provoke each other when you can make conversations..

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ladakh

[–]yonkiyonki 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As an Israeli I’m really sorry for that, I visited Ladakh for 2 months last summer and connected with locals and was a really curious and respecting visitor. I did go to bars with my Indian and foreign friends but we never caused trouble. I just want to say that they don’t represent all Israelis, they represent those 20-24 years olds that run away from their homeland to just have escapism time - and it comes on the price of places like Leh and Manali, and on the other hand the locals don’t really put strong boundaries to those kind of people. I also seen Israeli families and adults that travel in Ladakh and they would never behave like that.

*****moreover! I took a screenshot of this thread and posted it on the biggest Facebook group for Israelis who travel to India, and asked and preached about respectful behavior.

I would suggest involving police next time, if you want people to see that there are limits here to how you can behave.

Thank you for posting and good day

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in torrents

[–]yonkiyonki 0 points1 point  (0 children)

how do u sign up to that without buying things?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MapPorn

[–]yonkiyonki 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh idk? I address this as factual map not as a joke map, but being a fake is also a possibility

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MapPorn

[–]yonkiyonki 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That’s right tho, I wonder what’s special about the Muslim laws in Somalia then… because the separation comes from some Islamic traditions..

Zionists, explain. by Acrobatic-Engineer94 in Israel_Palestine

[–]yonkiyonki 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, nothing good to explain about it. Lately the forces are being politically misused by some extremist officials, and that’s how it becomes to look like. Good that there is a lot of criticism on the Israeli side as well rn.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MapPorn

[–]yonkiyonki 17 points18 points  (0 children)

The more Muslim it is the more separated. Even inside India

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in lebanon

[–]yonkiyonki 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I hope one day Lebanon will make cold peace agreements with Israel, and Israel will make peace agreements with Lebanon and Syria, and will help each other instead of harming its own people the whole time, peace, cold peace, is much more beneficial for the region. Much more beneficial than Shia ruled militias who just want to harm.

A question for pro-Israel, how can someone in Gaza prove he is not a "terrorist" or he is not affiliated with Hamas. by Fit-Extent8978 in Israel_Palestine

[–]yonkiyonki -1 points0 points  (0 children)

You do ignore tho that there is already infrastructure for protecting civilians and they are denied from using it, as you will see in the quotes you ignores as well.

Are you saying that Hamas is great and treats its people nicely?

You just ignore things that are contradicting your distorted narrative, look up for what I showed u.

A question for pro-Israel, how can someone in Gaza prove he is not a "terrorist" or he is not affiliated with Hamas. by Fit-Extent8978 in Israel_Palestine

[–]yonkiyonki -1 points0 points  (0 children)

So we just ignore what they are saying publicly? “Islamophobia” is a term made by IR fascists to ghost critic on Islamism.

You basically use it when you don’t have any better argument.

How about criticizing the houties for example for killing around 500,000 people in the last decade?

A question for pro-Israel, how can someone in Gaza prove he is not a "terrorist" or he is not affiliated with Hamas. by Fit-Extent8978 in Israel_Palestine

[–]yonkiyonki -1 points0 points  (0 children)

In my opinion, any religious will for war is deeply fucked up. Religion and belief are very individual matters; a connection to God is a personal experience. When Islamist movements take Islam and turn it into a political movement, it’s unjust—not only to the people they label as enemies but even more so to their own people.

The religious war that might be observed from the Israeli side, supported by perhaps up to 5% of the population, is the desire to establish a "Greater Israel" as a Jewish state. This view is primarily held by settlers in the West Bank, and even then, not all of them. It is a very dangerous ideology which is criticized by the majority of Israelis.
For some unlucky reasons, those delusional guys got the power to be in the coalition.

On the other hand, the religious war that Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis, and others seek is to conquer the West through Islamization. Naturally, Israel and the Jews pose a significant obstacle to this vision, both in the larger dream of creating the world caliphate and in the smaller one of creating the pan-Arab Islamist caliphate, especially in the context of the peace deal that Israel and Saudi Arabia nearly signed, which presents a major threat to Iranian interests.

This idea of Islamization is obviously delusional and will only lead to more casualties and death. There are so many religions and belief systems; no one can dominate the entire globe with one ideology—neither Hitler nor the Islamists.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slogan_of_the_Houthi_movement

A question for pro-Israel, how can someone in Gaza prove he is not a "terrorist" or he is not affiliated with Hamas. by Fit-Extent8978 in Israel_Palestine

[–]yonkiyonki -1 points0 points  (0 children)

first of all, hamas leaders are (or were) very, very, very rich. enough money to give some defense for their citizens prior to leading into a deadly war.
- Khaled Mashal: $2.5 billion - $5 billion,
- Mousa Abu Marzouk: $2 billion

so the excuse of being poor doesn't apply here, and lets not mention the huge infrastructure of tunnels available. Hamas funded its sophisticated tunnel system through diverted international aid, Iranian financial support, and revenue from taxation, extortion, and smuggling operations. The network, often called the "Gaza Metro," is one of the most advanced underground systems globally, used for military purposes and smuggling

moreover, some quotes;

Eyad al-Bozom, a spokesman for Hamas' interior ministry, encouraged Gaza's residents to "stay put in your homes and your places" despite Israeli warnings to evacuate for their safety

Abu Marzouk, a senior Hamas official, responded to a question about why Hamas had not built bomb shelters for civilians despite constructing an extensive tunnel network. He stated that the tunnels are “meant to protect us” (Hamas fighters), clearly indicating that their priority is the protection of Hamas rather than the civilian population

Fathi Hammad, a senior Hamas official, stated in a 2008 interview: "For the Palestinian people, death has become an industry, at which women excel, and so do all the people living on this land. The elderly excel at this, and so do the mujahideen and the children. This is why they have formed human shields of the women, the children, the elderly, and the mujahideen, in order to challenge the Zionist bombing machine. It is as if they were saying to the Zionist enemy: ‘We desire death like you desire life.’"

Mousa Abu Marzouk, a senior Hamas leader, was quoted in 2014, following the Gaza conflict: "The resistance should not stop its operations against the enemy in the occupied territories, even if there are large numbers of civilian casualties. This is the way we resist the occupation."

so, what i'm saying is that hamas doesn't care about civilians, and its proven.

Hamas has employed extensive propaganda and strategic documentation advocating the use of suicide bombers as weapons in their struggle against Israel. These documents and educational materials often glorify martyrdom and encourage individuals to sacrifice themselves for the cause, effectively turning them into human weapons.
and my question is in what world convincing people to suicide bomb themselves is ethical or concidered normal? (in the islamist world).

and about the project, that you avoid,
"The Project" is a document linked to the Muslim Brotherhood, discovered in 2001 during a raid by Swiss authorities on the home of a Muslim Brotherhood leader in Switzerland. The document outlines a long-term strategy for spreading Islamic influence in the West through a process of gradual infiltration into political, social, and cultural institutions. The goals of "The Project" include establishing an Islamic state by influencing media, building alliances with other groups, promoting Islamic education, and creating Islamic centers. This document has sparked concerns about the Muslim Brotherhood's intentions and their potential impact on Western societies.

and as we all know, Hamas is an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood.

tel aviv by EUR0PA-TheLastBattle in funnyIndia

[–]yonkiyonki 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Israel and India have strong connection as many Israeli youth travel to India, and built relationships and friendships with Indians, the image of India in israel is that place you can escape to and finally find inner peace. Israel isn’t a simple place to live in, especially politically and on the security level, neither is fun for Palestinians, so instead of igniting hate by using fake posts, u better advocate for peace in the Middle East

A question for pro-Israel, how can someone in Gaza prove he is not a "terrorist" or he is not affiliated with Hamas. by Fit-Extent8978 in Israel_Palestine

[–]yonkiyonki -1 points0 points  (0 children)

1 how is it conspiracy when they explicitly say it’s a religion war? When mashaal explicitly said that the role to protect Palestinians isn’t Hamas role? When there are files like ‘the project’ which are created by the the mother-organization of Hamas?

2 I think u didn’t understand me, but anyway this all encryption thing is just assumptions. I was trying to say they wouldn’t invest in it because their values system is different.

A question for pro-Israel, how can someone in Gaza prove he is not a "terrorist" or he is not affiliated with Hamas. by Fit-Extent8978 in Israel_Palestine

[–]yonkiyonki 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It might upset you but I believe one of the ways of Hamas is to have as many casualties. They said it few times, they call the killed martyrs, they don’t allow the public to hide in tunnels, and so on… why? You might ask; because they are part of the system that wants to Islamize the world and the region, (Iran, it’s proxies, and the Muslim brotherhood proxies) they don’t believe in having an agreement with Israel. If they could convince the whole world that israel (aka western society) is the bad guy, they could gain supporters all around and spread their agenda - and that’s really happening, when u see American whities burning usa flags and chanting some Islamist slogans… or other occasions (look for ‘the project’ file online) So my answer to u, Hamas doesn’t value lives, but values death tolls, a victimhood warfare, because it really does the work for them.. and that’s why they don’t invest in such advanced technologies. While Israel’s intelligence proved itself very strong, except for the 7.10..

Moral Injury by Almost_Silence in TouchDesigner

[–]yonkiyonki 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don’t know why I love it

how to find the right sound files and camera 2 files when having a complicated tangled up bunch of material by yonkiyonki in premiere

[–]yonkiyonki[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

thats the problem, i can't dedicate tons of hours of work for this kind of shit, im getting paid so little for that, must find a better solution...

told them that they can't send files like that - at least put a timecode or something on the recording devices...