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🚨HE SAID IT BEFORE THE CAMPAIGN. Before the forms. Before the petitions. Before he was the one facing the disciplinary committee. He stood in front of party executives and said unity is nothing without fairness and justice. Then he got specific: MPs and executives endorsed one candidate openly and... nothing happened. Others endorsed the other side and got referred, called, threatened. He named Kumasi. He also warned about the insults nobody in the party bothered to stop. His words: it's no good, it won't help us. The party moved on. Now the arrests aren't internal. TikTokers, bloggers, commentators, picked up over what they said. The Minority calls it persecution. Government says the law is catching real threats. Some of both is true. But the principle he named is the only thing that protects anybody when power changes hands. "Punish them, not us" isn't a standard. It's a weapon. And weapons change hands. He said it when he had nothing to gain from saying it. That's the receipt. No party. No fear.show more

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😲👊Marc Goddard told Joe Rogan in the cage after the fight, that in his 20 years of refereeing he has never heard anything like the sound of Alex Pereira's punches: "I was in the octagon after the fight and Marc Goddard came up to me and he said, I've been doing this for 20 years and he goes the way he hits people, the sound is like nothing I've ever heard before He said It's ungodly, that's what he kept saying, he says it ungodly" 🎥ESPN MMA #UFC307 🔹

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