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Grieving father Reg Keys stood against the war mongering himself devil otherwise known as Tony Blair as a candidate for Sedgefield in 2005. He’d lost his son Lance Corporal Tom Keys during Blair’s Iraq War alongside 5 other military policemen in 2003. Reg had his say 👏👏but the evil... show more

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Mass murderer 'Sir' Tony Blair publicly humiliated by Reg Keys powerful speech after he stood against the then Prime Minister in the Sedgefield constituency in the 2005 General Election. Reg's son was one of 6 Royal Military Policeman killed by a mob in Iraq in June 2003.

Mass murderer 'Sir' Tony Blair publicly humiliated by Reg Keys powerful speech after he stood against the then Prime Minister in the Sedgefield constituency in the 2005 General Election. Reg's son was one of 6 Royal Military Policeman killed by a mob in Iraq in June 2003.

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Back in 2003, Charles Kennedy, then leader of the Liberal Democrats stood against the US/UK war in Iraq. He initially faced intense vilification and ridicule for opposing the 2003 Iraq war, yet was later completely vindicated by the Chilcot Report. As the only major UK party leader opposing the invasion, he was heckled in Parliament, and The Sun called him a "spineless reptile" and a "snake" for his stance. But history now judges him well. We forget the lessons of history at our own peril.

Back in 2003, Charles Kennedy, then leader of the Liberal Democrats stood against the US/UK war in Iraq. He initially faced intense vilification and ridicule for opposing the 2003 Iraq war, yet was later completely vindicated by the Chilcot Report. As the only major UK party leader opposing the invasion, he was heckled in Parliament, and The Sun called him a "spineless reptile" and a "snake" for his stance. But history now judges him well. We forget the lessons of history at our own peril.

James Melville 🚜

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Back in 2003, Charles Kennedy, then leader of the Liberal Democrats stood against the US/UK war in Iraq. He initially faced intense vilification and ridicule for opposing the 2003 Iraq war, yet was later vindicated by the Chilcot Report. As the only major UK party leader opposing the invasion, he was heckled in Parliament, and The Sun called him a "spineless reptile" and a "snake" for his stance. But history now judges him well. We forget the lessons of history at our own peril.

Back in 2003, Charles Kennedy, then leader of the Liberal Democrats stood against the US/UK war in Iraq. He initially faced intense vilification and ridicule for opposing the 2003 Iraq war, yet was later vindicated by the Chilcot Report. As the only major UK party leader opposing the invasion, he was heckled in Parliament, and The Sun called him a "spineless reptile" and a "snake" for his stance. But history now judges him well. We forget the lessons of history at our own peril.

James Melville 🚜

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49,608 次观看 • 3 个月前

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Bill Blair’s Bill Blair career is a festering pile of incompetence, arrogance, and betrayal that has Canadians seething with justified anger. As Toronto Police Chief during the 2010 G20 summit in Toronto, he orchestrated a security nightmare that resulted in nearly 1,000 arrests, the largest mass arrest in Canadian history. His officers unleashed brutal force, kettled innocent protesters in the streets, and trampled civil rights, leaving a scar on the city that still stings. The aftermath was a humiliating $16.5 million settlement in August 2020, with those detained receiving between $5,000 and $24,700 each for the trauma inflicted under Blair’s command. Instead of taking responsibility, he dug in his heels, defending the draconian regulations that fueled the chaos and refusing to resign despite the public’s outrage and the undeniable evidence of his failure. His stint as Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness was no less infuriating. In June 2023, he botched a critical CSIS memo warning of threats from a Chinese diplomat targeting Conservative MP Michael Chong and his family. Blair had the audacity to pin the blame on CSIS Director David Vigneault, whining that the director deemed it unnecessary to inform him, as if that excuses his job to protect Canadians. A parliamentary committee investigation into foreign interference, coupled with a scathing report from former governor general David Johnston, laid bare the government’s pathetic handling of confidential intelligence under Blair’s watch. The public was left fuming, watching a minister too cowardly to admit his role in letting foreign threats slip through the cracks, exposing his utter uselessness in a role demanding vigilance and accountability. Then, as Minister of National Defence in 2024, Blair rammed through a plan to send banned firearms from Canada’s gun buyback program to Ukraine, igniting a firestorm of public disgust. With over 2,000 firearm models banned, including 324 “assault-style” additions in December 2024, and an amnesty order until October 2025, he decided to ship these weapons abroad, undermining the very safety measures Canadians were promised. The buyback’s cost, estimated at up to $750 million by the Parliamentary Budget Officer, already had taxpayers on edge, but Blair’s move to hand over these guns confirmed as suitable by Ukraine in October 2024 drove provinces like Alberta, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan to open revolt. Citizens saw it as a betrayal, their trust in domestic gun control shredded so Blair could play war hero, leaving them to foot the bill for his reckless priorities. His oversight of the RCMP was another gut punch to the public. In November 2020, Information Commissioner Caroline Maynard released a report that tore into the RCMP for failing transparency laws “by nearly every measure,” a collapse that happened squarely under Blair’s tenure as Public Safety Minister. Canadians were denied access to critical information, stuck with an agency cloaked in secrecy because Blair couldn’t be bothered to enforce basic accountability. Blair’s Ukraine aid efforts only deepened the resentment. In February 2024, he announced $60 million for F-16 supplies, followed by nearly $65 million in October 2024 for arms, ammunition, and drones, all part of Canada’s support for Ukraine against Russia’s 2022 invasion. While the cause might sound noble, Canadians were livid watching their money hemorrhage overseas while Blair ignored the domestic fallout of his policies. The gun donation plan tied into this, with businesses compensated for transferring banned weapons, adding insult to injury for a public already stretched thin. From the G20’s violent legacy to the CSIS memo disgrace, from the RCMP’s opacity to the gun control sellout, Blair’s every move has been a calculated insult, a refusal to face the tough questions, and a shameless evasion of the consequences that keep piling up.

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Patience made him a great man. Daeron Targaryen was the youngest and third son of Queen Alicent Hightower and King Viserys I Targaryen. Unlike his older brothers, Aegon II and Aemond, Daeron spent most of his youth in Oldtown as a ward of House Hightower, where he was raised under the care of his mother's powerful family. His upbringing kept him away from the political turmoil at King's Landing, but he remained a loyal supporter of the Green faction when the Targaryen civil war, known as the Dance of the Dragons, erupted. Despite his young age, Daeron earned a reputation as one of the most honorable and capable princes of his generation. He bonded with the magnificent blue dragon Tessarion, known as the "Blue Queen," and proved himself a skilled dragonrider and military commander. During the war, he fought in several major battles, displaying courage, discipline, and tactical ability. Many allies regarded him as the most courteous and level-headed of Alicent's sons, even while fighting on the Green side. As the conflict intensified, Daeron became one of the Greens' greatest military assets, helping secure important victories in the Reach. However, like many members of House Targaryen, his fate was shaped by the devastating cost of civil war. His story highlights the tragic reality of the Dance of the Dragons, where even the most promising princes and dragonriders could not escape the destruction brought about by the struggle for the Iron Throne. I think most people forgot about him.

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Afshin Rattansi

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“Our house is gone. Our money, car keys, clothes, Kente cloth, and everything we had prepared for our wedding are gone. My son was supposed to return to school yesterday, but we lost everything. My wife and I now sleep in a Sprinter bus, while my friend has taken in our three boys. If the government or anyone can help me, I will be grateful.” — A flood victim who says he lost two Hyundai i10 vehicles and other personal belongings in the devastating floods is appealing to the public and authorities for urgent assistance as he works to rebuild his life.

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🇵🇸 Hamas announced the killing of senior commander Izz al-Din al-Haddad, the General Commander of the Al-Qassam Brigades and one of the central military leaders behind the resistance movement in Gaza. Haddad, known as Abu Suhaib, was killed Friday evening in what Hamas called a “treacherous and cowardly Zionist assassination” targeting him, members of his family, and civilians in Gaza. Hamas said his wife, Umm Suhaib, his daughter Noor, and several other civilians were also killed in the strike. The Health Ministry said 7 people were killed including 3 children, and 50 people wounded. The movement described Haddad as a key architect of the resistance project in Gaza and said he played a major leadership role during Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza. Hamas noted he had already lost two sons, Suhaib and Moamen, as well as his son-in-law Mahmoud Abu Hasira during the war. The resistance group said the assassination once again exposed Israel’s “criminal and fascist nature,” accusing Israel of repeatedly violating the ceasefire agreement while attempting to achieve through assassinations, mass killing, and terror what it “failed to impose by force” on the battlefield. The resistance also condemned international complicity and silence as Israel continues bombing Gaza despite the ceasefire framework. Hamas said the killings would not weaken the resistance, but instead “remain fuel for the battle of liberation.” 🎥 Al-Haddad’s funeral procession in Gaza filmed for Drop Site by Mohamed Ahmed.

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