I am all for peaceful protests against anything and... everything. But violent protests and stopping others who want to work from working is not okay (proof attached). Here’s what we know – a number of these protestors were not even our delivery partners. They were agents of political interests, piggybacking on the narrative to gain political mileage.show more

Israel's genocide of Palestinians in Gaza is not a... political issue - it's a human one. Together, we must raise our voices against these horrors, from protests on our streets to the Áras and beyond. As a country proud of its neutrality, we must push for peace on the world stage.show more

Let me quickly clarify this – there was no... excessive use of force against protestors in Serbia. Quite the opposite - and we know what the excessive use of force looks like. Attached in the video are just few examples. But this is not Serbia, these are some of the most advanced EU democracies. On protests in Serbia – I wish they were peaceful, but they are not. Protesters in Serbia are, on a daily basis, denying all fundamental rights to other citizens in this country: the right to freedom of movement, which is a fundamental human right, freedom of speech, freedom of opinion, freedom to live freely and peacefully. Despite of this, both our police and our citizens have shown nothing but restraint and patience. Unbelievable, exemplary restraint. 🇷🇸🇷🇸🇷🇸show more

.Mayor Karen Bass Karen Bass on protests and the... military presence in her city: “I went all over the city in search of these Marines. And I'm sorry, but I just didn't see them… I do want to dispel the notion that the military is here, we don't want them here, they don't need to be here. Our local law enforcement have complete control of the situation. And I will tell you, the 30,000 people were downtown L.A., there were protests in 15 different locations in our city. I flew over each one of them, and they were overwhelmingly peaceful.”show more

(Reposting. I believe this video is from one of... the other protests across Europe or in Tel Aviv, and not Germany actually, but I received the video from people who were on the receiving end of brutality for protests in Germany.)show more

Two years ago, as the Russians retreated, they kidnapped... 48 children. None of them were even three years old. Most of these children were forcibly relocated deeper into occupied territory — to Crimea — while others were deported to Russia. Ukrainian children are not toys, although it seems that for Russian elites and officials they are. Behind each of these children is a life that must not be lost, a future that must not be ruined. We must do everything in our power to bring Ukrainian children back home. I am grateful to our partners who stand with us in this effort and continue to help. #BringKidsBackshow more

Probably not X appropriate as it’s not angry or... political but for anyone who might need a moment of calm here’s what I’m working on today. It’s not finished by a long chalk but it’s been a peaceful morning in the studio & for that I am truly grateful.show more

#WATCH | Hyderabad | On INDIA Alliance, AIMIM Chief... Asaduddin Owaisi says, "One-sided love is not going to happen... The people of Bihar should understand that the accusations that were made against us were based on lies and were made because they do not want a leader of the poor and oppressed people to become their political leadership. They want the people of Bihar to be their slaves... We will fight our elections well... Our president, Akhtarul Iman, has said that we should try to form a third front... This was an effort from our side... Everything has come before the people of Bihar for a reason..."show more

Good morning and Happy Tuesday to everyone who is... thrilled to hear that our protests and persistence is working against trump's fascist ICE migrant camps. Protests, town halls, it is ALL working. Resistance is NOT futile. We can FIGHT this fascism. Spread the word.show more

🚨⚠️BREAKING: Mayor Eric Adams of NYC asserts that protests... at CCNY and Columbia have been hijacked by "outside agitators" affiliated with TERRORIST GROUPS, and a substantial number of those arrested were NOT students. One of the “professional outside agitator” was married to someone who was arrested for terrortism. “It’s NOT singular, it’s PLURAL, several organizations and groups.. outside agitators were on their campus… I was brief by the Intelligence Division and they were able to identify individuals all who were not students organizations but were professional agitators.”show more

Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi: I would like to make... clear that these protests went through a number of phases: First it was calm and peaceful. Then it started to reignite in a different fashion as new individuals infiltrated these protests and they turned violent. As we witnessed in many countries, including those in the West and the United States, when protests turn violent, they are met with the security forces. Source: Al Jazeerashow more

Today, April 7th, we remember the 1994 Genocide against... the Tutsi in Rwanda. 🇷🇼 With all my heart, I bow to honor the family members I never had the chance to meet. God is great for protecting our family from disappearing completely. 🙏 A very few survived to give us life and to give us your names. You will never be forgotten as long as we are here. 🕯️ In these times, as we remember the Tutsi who were killed because of who they were, I also remember the Hutu who died with them. I remember the Hutu who were killed with their families because of their political ideas, those who were killed because they hid the Tutsi, and those who were killed simply because they looked like Tutsi. May God give them a good place to rest. For those of us who believe, we hope to meet again. During these 100 days of remembering this terrible tragedy, I encourage my fellow youth to have a heart for humanity and love. Let us not allow people to use this history for politics or personal gain to silence us or use us. Let us learn to feel each other's pain and be kind to one another. Lord, let me not seek to be comforted, but to comfort others. 🤲 Let me not seek to be understood, but to understand others. Let me not seek to be loved, but to love others.❤️ #MillenZMovementRw✊show more

🇮🇷 West would have beat down the protests, says... Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi: “I would like to make clear that these protests went through a number of phases: First it was calm and peaceful. Then it started to reignite in a different fashion as new individuals infiltrated these protests and they turned violent. As we witnessed in many countries, including those in the West and the United States, when protests turn violent, they are met with the security forces.”show more

🚨Scott Jennings takes on hostile CNN panel looking for... any reason possible to oppose Trump’s deportation of violent illegal gang members: Jennings: It's quite clear the president believes he is keeping the United States and its citizens safe from non-citizens, who are in the country illegally, first of all. And second of all, who have a long history of committing very, very violent acts from murder to rape to sex trafficking and so on. Phillip: But how do we know they were what the Trump admin said they were? Jennings: Their records have already been pulled. These people were violent where they came from, and they’re here illegally. Mills: They may not have been illegals. What if somebody does this to us? Jennings: They’re not citizens. Espaillat: But they may start doing this to citizens. Jennings: You all are conflating different groups of people. US citizens are different than non-citizens. And people here under certain status are much different than people who came here illegally, particularly if you came here illegally and you were violent where you came from. And I think the Trump administration, frankly, has a political and maybe even a legal mandate to exit them from the country. Navarro: This was just meant to be a distraction. They're on the wrong side of an 80/20 issue, again.show more

A voice is from inside Iran. Not from a... political analyst. Not from a commentator. From someone who was tear-gassed and shot at. “The truth is, most people were shouting for the return of Prince Reza Pahlavi. But when you’re being tear-gassed and shot at, you start running. You grab the hand of the first person next to you and run for your life, just to avoid falling into the hands of these executioners. At that moment, it never occurs to you to think whether the person with you is a monarchist, a republican, or anything else. All we want is to get rid of these criminals. We don’t even think about anything else. Please be my voice. Especially tell the diaspora: social media fights are not the voice of the people of Iran. We just want freedom.” #IranMassacreshow more

These protesters are united by HUNGER and not by... ETHNICITY, RELIGION or FINANCIAL INDUCEMENT... They were provoked by the extravagant lifestyles of their leaders who keep telling them to be patient from one government to another. They've been largely peaceful despite attacks from physical and online bullies who pretend never to have participated in street protests before. There is no country in the world where protests are absolutely peaceful... I pray the government will do what is right by addressing their grievances instead of attacking them... Protest is an integral part of DEMOCRACY & CIVILISATION... CHIEF MOSHOOD & KUDIRAT ABIOLA, PA ALFRED REWANE and others died for what some people are toying with today. They can never be brought back but we shall always remember their uncommon sacrifices...show more

A message to all political parties - General category... is united and will fight for their rights. We were ignored but not anymore.show more