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It’s deeply disappointing to see elected representatives like Murlidhar Mohol and Ravindra Dhangekar using their political power to promote private businesses. Holding public office—whether as Corporator, Mayor, MLA, or MP—means serving the people, not marketing real estate or commercial ventures for private gain. Public officials aren’t allowed to have,...

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A threat is easy to understand - ordinary citizens face the full force of the law every day. So why should elected officials, who are sworn to uphold it, be any exception? And it’s far more dangerous when an elected official, such as a sitting Vice President, entrusted to serve, uses their power to harass, protect allies, and crush political enemies. When public office is wielded like a weapon….not for justice, but for control, who defends the people? This impeachment isn’t just about corruption or abuse of power. It’s about making sure public office never becomes a shield for the unruly and unstable #LikeLiterally the kind who twist justice into a weapon for vengeance, paranoia, and personal vendetta. watch until the end. ctto; Nutribun Republic
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A threat is easy to understand - ordinary citizens face the full force of the law every day. So why should elected officials, who are sworn to uphold it, be any exception? And it’s far more dangerous when an elected official, such as a sitting Vice President, entrusted to serve, uses their power to harass, protect allies, and crush political enemies. When public office is wielded like a weapon….not for justice, but for control, who defends the people? This impeachment isn’t just about corruption or abuse of power. It’s about making sure public office never becomes a shield for the unruly and unstable #LikeLiterally the kind who twist justice into a weapon for vengeance, paranoia, and personal vendetta. watch until the end. ctto; Nutribun Republic

Informed PH

14,741 views • 1 year ago

Yesterday I spoke in the Westminster Hall debate, secured by my good friend Richard Burgon MP, on banning second jobs for MPs. Being an MP isn’t a side hustle. It’s a public duty. Our constituents expect and deserve representatives whose only priority is serving their communities, not chasing private interests or boosting their own bank balance. Public office should never be a business opportunity. Our loyalty belongs to our constituents, and our constituents alone. It’s time to ban second jobs for MPs. #BanSecondJobs
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Yesterday I spoke in the Westminster Hall debate, secured by my good friend Richard Burgon MP, on banning second jobs for MPs. Being an MP isn’t a side hustle. It’s a public duty. Our constituents expect and deserve representatives whose only priority is serving their communities, not chasing private interests or boosting their own bank balance. Public office should never be a business opportunity. Our loyalty belongs to our constituents, and our constituents alone. It’s time to ban second jobs for MPs. #BanSecondJobs

lan Byrne MP

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Public representatives are not above scrutiny. They are elected using taxpayers’ money and are answerable to the people. As citizens, we have every right to ask where public funds went, what work was done, and where the proof is. Threatening legal action for asking questions is not governance, it’s intimidation. Accountability is not a crime. Transparency is not optional.
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Public representatives are not above scrutiny. They are elected using taxpayers’ money and are answerable to the people. As citizens, we have every right to ask where public funds went, what work was done, and where the proof is. Threatening legal action for asking questions is not governance, it’s intimidation. Accountability is not a crime. Transparency is not optional.

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Flashback: Iranian Islamic regime officer pulls out a female driver and starts punching her in the face for not wearing hijab (Islamic veil). Under Iran’s Islamic laws women are not allowed to sing, dance or show their hair in public. On the other hand, in Iran it’s perfectly normal to see public executions of political prisoners, protesters, critics of Islam or the regime, etc.
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Flashback: Iranian Islamic regime officer pulls out a female driver and starts punching her in the face for not wearing hijab (Islamic veil). Under Iran’s Islamic laws women are not allowed to sing, dance or show their hair in public. On the other hand, in Iran it’s perfectly normal to see public executions of political prisoners, protesters, critics of Islam or the regime, etc.

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Leadership should never be a partisan issue. During the George Floyd protests, Houston didn’t burn—not because of political party, but because leaders made it clear that it wouldn’t be tolerated. Now is the time to rise above politics. Elected officials have a duty to protect the public, not pander to a fringe base of leftwing agitators. You cannot call yourself a defender of democracy while turning a blind eye to lawlessness and chaos. Either you lead with moral clarity and uphold public safety—or you are complicit in the destruction. It’s that simple.

Wesley Hunt

36,562 views • 1 year ago

Misusing public assets for personal benefit. This is exactly why people are losing hope and trust in political parties, as politicians like Adam Azim, Mayor of Male’ City appear to hide behind party platforms to pursue their own interests rather than genuinely serving the public. We need to root out nepotism from MCC. #nepotism #CORRUPTION
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Misusing public assets for personal benefit. This is exactly why people are losing hope and trust in political parties, as politicians like Adam Azim, Mayor of Male’ City appear to hide behind party platforms to pursue their own interests rather than genuinely serving the public. We need to root out nepotism from MCC. #nepotism #CORRUPTION

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MLA residency Ranchi Jharkhand . Taxpayers’ money is meant for public welfare, not for turning MP and MLA residences into luxury zones while common citizens struggle for basic facilities. The Ranak MLA residency controversy has once again raised serious questions about political privilege, misuse of public funds, and lack of accountability in governance. People pay heavy taxes expecting better roads, healthcare, education, and employment opportunities, yet crores are often spent on lavish residences, renovations, security, and luxury amenities for politicians. Such controversies fuel public anger because they highlight the widening gap between citizens and those in power. Transparency and strict audits are necessary to ensure public money is spent for the people, not political comfort.
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MLA residency Ranchi Jharkhand . Taxpayers’ money is meant for public welfare, not for turning MP and MLA residences into luxury zones while common citizens struggle for basic facilities. The Ranak MLA residency controversy has once again raised serious questions about political privilege, misuse of public funds, and lack of accountability in governance. People pay heavy taxes expecting better roads, healthcare, education, and employment opportunities, yet crores are often spent on lavish residences, renovations, security, and luxury amenities for politicians. Such controversies fuel public anger because they highlight the widening gap between citizens and those in power. Transparency and strict audits are necessary to ensure public money is spent for the people, not political comfort.

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132,495 views • 2 months ago

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50,354 views • 1 year ago

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🚨POLICE ENFORCE SECTION 14 WITHOUT REASONABLE OR PROPORTIONATE GROUNDS - BREACHING SECTION 17🚨 This is the second time in less than one week the Police have done this to me. Metropolitan Police sort your minions out. Anyone (whether a journalist or a member of the public) has the legal right to observe, record and report protests. Press ID is NOT required to exercise this right. 📜 The law is clear: • Public Order Act 1986, Section 14 - Police may impose conditions on a protest only if they reasonably believe there is a risk of: • serious public disorder • serious damage to property • serious disruption to the life of the community • intimidation intended to compel lawful actions. These powers must be applied on reasonable and proportionate grounds - not arbitrarily. •Public Order Act 2023, Section 17 - A constable must not exercise any power for the sole purpose of preventing someone from observing or reporting on a protest, or from monitoring the police themselves. •Met Police guidance confirms: “Members of the public and the media do not need a permit to film or photograph in public places, and police have no power to stop them filming or photographing incidents or police personnel.” 👉🏼 Using Section 14 to silence coverage or deter citizen journalists, without lawful justification is an abuse of power that undermines both press freedom and democratic accountability. 🛑 Intimidation ≠ Law 📷 Recording a protest is not a crime 📝 Citizen journalism is protected #RightToReport #PressFreedom #Section14 #Section17 #Accountability

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Protecting the Office of the Citizen: A Demand for Accountability and Respect. I am appalled by and totally condemn the abusive language used by Sen. Peter O Nwebonyi against Oby Ezekwesili during a public hearing on sexual harassment allegation Natasha Akpoti raised against Godswill Obot Akpabio, GCON. All citizens, irrespective of status, must learn to engage in civil discourse on matters of public concern, however divergent their views may be. Oby Ezekwesili, like every Nigerian, has the right to hold public officials accountable. The aggression on display today reinforces the lived experiences of women in leadership and reflects how male public officials perceive Nigerian women, post elections. No woman, or any citizen, should be harassed or dehumanized for demanding accountability, a duty central to the effective discharge of the duties of the office of the citizen. Public officials must remember that our children are watching and learning from their conduct. As fathers, husbands, brothers, and sons to women, we must all be outraged by such public displays of disrespect. The increasing dysfunction in our public institutions has an unsalutary effect on society and erodes participatory democracy. Despite the current culture of impunity in our institutions, these officials remain public servants accountable to citizens whose sovereign mandate they hold in trust. I salute the women for standing their ground. The office of the citizen is the highest office in the land.

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'Sadiq Khan deserves a lot of a things, and a knighthood is not one of them! I'd be booting him out of office!' Ben Habib rips into Sadiq Khan as the London Mayor is set to receive a knighthood for 'political and public service' in Starmer's first New Year honours list.

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121,166 views • 1 year ago

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There is no difference, for example, between a French politician running for public office in America to advance the interests of France and a Muslim politician running for public office in America, because the Muslim candidate will be serving the causes of the Islamic state. Islam is not only a religion; Islam is a state that has a population, a constitution, and a foreign policy doctrine. This state does not have a territory because its territory is the entire world.

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Hi, I’m Beau. I’m a 7th-gen Hoosier & Marine Corps vet. I’m running for IN Secretary of State to fix a corrupt office and take on a broken political system that doesn’t serve us. I was raised to believe public service is actually about serving the public — not your party, and certainly not yourself. So I’m calling all Hoosiers, of any political party, join me and together we’ll fix this mess. Join me at See you on the campaign trail! #INSOS #INpolitics

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938,910 views • 10 months ago

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Socialist mayors don’t have to openly seize property, they just change the rules. It starts with redefining what counts as “unsafe” or “not up to code,” expanding the city’s authority to step in. Then they double or triple fines until it’s no longer financially sustainable for landlords to keep their buildings. Once owners fall behind, the city steps in “for the good of the tenants” and takes control, transferring the property to a housing trust or public agency. On paper, it’s about safety and maintenance. In reality, it’s a slow motion property grab that moves housing out of private hands without ever passing a single law that says they’re seizing it. (Seizing the means of production). It’s socialism through regulation, and most people don’t realize it’s happening until it’s too late.

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451,299 views • 8 months ago

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It’s clear the WH and GOP have put the country in crisis. Whether it’s healthcare, the cost of housing, food, and essentials, or the job market, tariffs, and precarious economy. They have no plan - not even concepts of a plan - on how to fix it. Time is running out! It’s time to step up and get to work for the American people!

Rep. Melanie Stansbury

16,342 views • 8 months ago

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Everything I have always said about His Excellency Peter Obi comes down to one thing leadership built on prudence, accountability, and genuine concern for the people. Peter Obi has consistently shown a careful and disciplined approach towards the economy. He understands that governance is not about luxury, waste, or enriching a few individuals while millions suffer. Governance must be done prudently, with every kobo accounted for and directed towards improving the lives of the people. One thing that stands him out is his consistency in advocating for the reduction of the cost of governance. At a time when many public office holders focus on buying unnecessary houses, luxury properties, and expensive lounges in states they do not even govern, Peter Obi continues to preach and practice simplicity, accountability, and responsible management of public resources. Nigeria does not need leaders who see public office as an opportunity for personal enjoyment. Nigeria needs leaders who will invest in education, healthcare, security, production, and human development. Leaders who understand that public funds belong to the people and must be used for the benefit of the people. A working economy is built through discipline, production, transparency, and sacrifice not reckless spending and selfish leadership. This is the consistency Peter Obi has continued to demonstrate over the years. A new Nigeria is possible, and by the grace of God, Nigeria will be OK

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29,965 views • 2 months ago

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At what point did public service stop meaning public service? A sitting Canadian MP advising a foreign government funded by Canadian taxpayers. A Prime Minister with deep ties to global finance and corporate power. Ethics screens instead of hard lines. Transparency replaced with trust us. None of this may be illegal. But legality is not the same as accountability. This is not about left or right. It’s about a system that no longer separates power, profit, and representation. At what point do citizens get a say again? . . . . . . #Canada #Politics #Government #Accountability #Transparency #Ukraine

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12,253 views • 7 months ago

A common misconception about traveling to Korea is that “it’s expensive” or “difficult”. It’s not. Taking Air Premia is a great way to start. It’s much cheaper than the alternatives. For navigation, try services like Naver Maps or Kakao Maps. While Taxis and other private forms of transportation are cheaper in Korea than in the US, you might consider using public transportation instead. When using public transportation, load up a transportation card with cash at a convenience store or at the airport, it’ll save you quite a bit of money in the long run.
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A common misconception about traveling to Korea is that “it’s expensive” or “difficult”. It’s not. Taking Air Premia is a great way to start. It’s much cheaper than the alternatives. For navigation, try services like Naver Maps or Kakao Maps. While Taxis and other private forms of transportation are cheaper in Korea than in the US, you might consider using public transportation instead. When using public transportation, load up a transportation card with cash at a convenience store or at the airport, it’ll save you quite a bit of money in the long run.

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14,090 views • 3 months ago

Canada’s Public Health Circus: A Chemical Engineer Playing Doctor Only in Canada do we hand national health policy to a bureaucrat with no medical degree, no public health background, and zero credibility. Imagine trusting a pilot who’s never flown a plane—or a marriage councillor divorced five times. That’s the level of absurdity we’re dealing with. Other countries appoint doctors and epidemiologists to lead their health systems. Canada? We shuffle in another suit and pretend it’s fine. It’s not fine—it’s a national embarrassment. Public health is life and death, not a political game. Canadians deserve real experts, not career bureaucrats cosplaying as doctors. Enough is enough.
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Canada’s Public Health Circus: A Chemical Engineer Playing Doctor Only in Canada do we hand national health policy to a bureaucrat with no medical degree, no public health background, and zero credibility. Imagine trusting a pilot who’s never flown a plane—or a marriage councillor divorced five times. That’s the level of absurdity we’re dealing with. Other countries appoint doctors and epidemiologists to lead their health systems. Canada? We shuffle in another suit and pretend it’s fine. It’s not fine—it’s a national embarrassment. Public health is life and death, not a political game. Canadians deserve real experts, not career bureaucrats cosplaying as doctors. Enough is enough.

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30,368 views • 11 months ago

It’s quite clear that the Iranian regime isn’t afraid of Trump’s threats. Whether it’s “bridge and power plant day” or “wiping them off the face of the Earth”, their behavior doesn’t change. The original goals are fading, no real talk of dismantling nuclear capabilities or supporting the Iranian people. Plus, Trump is losing interest as public support is collapsing. Vietnam War level collapse. Not many bright spots to point to.
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It’s quite clear that the Iranian regime isn’t afraid of Trump’s threats. Whether it’s “bridge and power plant day” or “wiping them off the face of the Earth”, their behavior doesn’t change. The original goals are fading, no real talk of dismantling nuclear capabilities or supporting the Iranian people. Plus, Trump is losing interest as public support is collapsing. Vietnam War level collapse. Not many bright spots to point to.

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192,110 views • 3 months ago