Mia Khalifa takes a stand following the death of former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger
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The influencer and businesswoman Mia Khalifa celebrated on her social networks the death of the former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who died last Thursday at the age of 100 at the age of 29. In addition to republishing posts accusing the former Nobel laureate of war crimes, Khalifa offered a 29% discount on his adult content platform in a nod to the anniversary of Kissinger’s death.
“Henry Kissinger died! To celebrate this wonderful November 29th, use the code ByeBitch (Goodbye Bitch* in Portuguese) to get a 29% discount on my platform,” the influencer wrote on her profile on the X network (formerly Twitter).
Khalifa also responded to internet users’ criticism of his position. “You are using death as an advertisement for your platform,” one user wrote. Mia, who usually takes a political stance, responded: “He used death to promote democracy.”
Centenarian Henry Kissinger was one of the most active international political figures in recent United States history, serving as the United States’ principal diplomat and national security adviser during the Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford administrations, in the midst of the Cold War against the Soviet Union. .
Kissinger led diplomatic efforts toward China, helped negotiate the end of the Yom Kippur War between Israel and its neighbors in 1973, and was instrumental in the Paris Peace Accords that ended the Vietnam War.
Over the years, however, Kissinger has also faced sharp criticism from those who accused him of putting rivalry with the Soviet Union above human rights and supporting repressive regimes around the world, including the military dictatorship in Brazil and Augusto Pinochet in Chile.
In 1973 he received the Nobel Peace Prize together with the North Vietnamese politician Le Duc Tho, who refused to accept the prize. The controversy led to the resignation of two members of the Nobel Committee. In recent decades he has continued to work as a political commentator and has been frequently sought out by U.S. presidents and members of Congress.
HENRY KISSINGER IS DEAD!! To celebrate this wonderful November 29th, use promo code: ByeBitch to get 29% off my OF this week 🥳
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Mia K. (@miakhalifa)
November 30, 2023
Mia Khalifa and political positioning
This is not the first time that Mia Khalifa has taken a clear stance on political issues on social media. The former Lebanese porn actress, who has lived in the US since the 2000s, is also an open supporter of the Palestinian cause. Her comments on the war between Hamas and Israel sparked controversy that cost her the termination of her professional contracts.
Addressing the conflict, Khalifa urged militants to film the conflicts horizontally. “I just want to make sure there is 4K footage of my people breaking the walls of the openair prison where they were forced from their homes so that we have good options for the history books that write about how they were freed. “Apartheid,” he said.
Khalifa also criticized Kylie Jenner for her support of Israel. “If there is such a thing as real journalism, the next person who speaks to Kylie Jenner will ask her opinion on geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and won’t lose eye contact until she can put together a coherent sentence, which is what she says “I really want to.” “Imagine their 400 million followers,” he said. The post was deleted hours later.
However, she continued to criticize Jamie Lee Curtis and posted a photo of Palestinian children under threat of airstrikes as if they were Israelis. “Decolonize this Oscar and return it to its rightful winner, Angela Basset,” he wrote, denying the image and alluding to the best supporting actress Oscar that Curtis won for the film “Everything in Everywhere at Same Time.” .
The account Red Light Holland, whose poster girl the influencer was, reacted angrily to Khalifa’s statements. “Consider yourself fired immediately. Simply disgusting. Beyond disgusting. Please evolve and become a better person. The fact that you tolerate death, rape, beatings and hostagetaking is truly disgusting. No word can explain your ignorance,” the company profile wrote on Twitter.
In response to the criticism, Khalifa scoffed at the loss of business opportunities. “I would say I have lost business opportunities by supporting Palestine, but I am more upset with myself for not checking whether I was doing business with Zionists. My mistake,” she explained.
Mia Khalifa loses her contract after celebrating a terrorist attack
Source: Redação Terra