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Six Kurds were stabbed with knives during a demonstration in solidarity with the Kurdish people and the women of Rojava in Antwerp Belgium. This resurgence cannot be viewed in isolation. The rehabilitation and growing international tolerance of jihadist and Islamists actors in Syria, including Abu Mohammad al-Jolani and groups with deep roots in ISIS and al-Qaeda’s ideological ecosystem, have contributed to normalizing violent Islamist movements. This is a grave indication that Islamist extremism in Europe is once again translating into direct violence against political and ethnic minorities. When Kurdish demonstrators can be attacked openly in the streets, we must ask who will be next: women marching on International Women’s Day, or Jews, who for years have been targets of hatred and violence legitimized by jihadist ideology. When figures like Jolani are reframed as pragmatic political actors, it sends a dangerous signal: that jihadist violence can be laundered through geopolitics. This ideological normalization reverberates far beyond Syria, emboldening extremist networks and lone actors across Europe. At the same time, large parts of the political right have chosen to look away from the fact that ISIS is once again rebuilding its capacity, that prisons and camps have collapsed, and that the risk of renewed conflict and large-scale refugee flows is once again real and imminent. Ignoring this development is not neutrality, it is a dangerous abdication of responsibility. This time it was Kurds, next time it will be you.
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Six Kurds were stabbed with knives during a demonstration in solidarity with the Kurdish people and the women of Rojava in Antwerp Belgium. This resurgence cannot be viewed in isolation. The rehabilitation and growing international tolerance of jihadist and Islamists actors in Syria, including Abu Mohammad al-Jolani and groups with deep roots in ISIS and al-Qaeda’s ideological ecosystem, have contributed to normalizing violent Islamist movements. This is a grave indication that Islamist extremism in Europe is once again translating into direct violence against political and ethnic minorities. When Kurdish demonstrators can be attacked openly in the streets, we must ask who will be next: women marching on International Women’s Day, or Jews, who for years have been targets of hatred and violence legitimized by jihadist ideology. When figures like Jolani are reframed as pragmatic political actors, it sends a dangerous signal: that jihadist violence can be laundered through geopolitics. This ideological normalization reverberates far beyond Syria, emboldening extremist networks and lone actors across Europe. At the same time, large parts of the political right have chosen to look away from the fact that ISIS is once again rebuilding its capacity, that prisons and camps have collapsed, and that the risk of renewed conflict and large-scale refugee flows is once again real and imminent. Ignoring this development is not neutrality, it is a dangerous abdication of responsibility. This time it was Kurds, next time it will be you.

Jino Victoria Doabi ‏ژینۆ ویکتوریا دو‌آبی

11,618 views • 7 months ago

The Biden campaign has just issued this statement about Trump‘s “bloodbath“ comments this evening: "Tonight, Donald Trump said there would be a 'bloodbath' if he wasn't elected and that if he lost there would be no more elections. After opening the general election by meeting with authoritarian leaders and rallying alongside conspiracy theorists, Donald Trump continues to praise dictators, promise to pardon political violence, and launch racist attacks against Black and brown Americans. It's why last night, Trump's own former Vice President Mike Pence, who Trump supporters called to hang for not overturning the election, came out against Trump. This is who Donald Trump is: a loser who gets beat by over 7 million votes and then instead of appealing to a wider mainstream audience doubles down on his threats of political violence. He wants another January 6, but the American people are going to give him another electoral defeat this November because they continue to reject his extremism, his affection for violence, and his thirst for revenge."
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The Biden campaign has just issued this statement about Trump‘s “bloodbath“ comments this evening: "Tonight, Donald Trump said there would be a 'bloodbath' if he wasn't elected and that if he lost there would be no more elections. After opening the general election by meeting with authoritarian leaders and rallying alongside conspiracy theorists, Donald Trump continues to praise dictators, promise to pardon political violence, and launch racist attacks against Black and brown Americans. It's why last night, Trump's own former Vice President Mike Pence, who Trump supporters called to hang for not overturning the election, came out against Trump. This is who Donald Trump is: a loser who gets beat by over 7 million votes and then instead of appealing to a wider mainstream audience doubles down on his threats of political violence. He wants another January 6, but the American people are going to give him another electoral defeat this November because they continue to reject his extremism, his affection for violence, and his thirst for revenge."

Brian Krassenstein

2,284,520 views • 2 years ago

A Funeral of Mourning and Anger – Youth Killed by Police on Presidential Inauguration Day Today, January 16, 2025, we say goodbye to Estefan Diogo Sitoe (18), Nomene Tamara Sitoe (17), and Abubacar Ibraim Soares (17)—three young lives cut short by police violence during the inauguration of President Daniel Chapo. 🔴 This video shows their funeral procession—a heartbreaking reminder of the unchecked brutality that has gripped Mozambique. The three were ambushed by the Rapid Intervention Unit (UIR) in Machava Socimol, moments after a brief encounter with undercover officers. Reinforcements arrived and opened fire without hesitation, killing them instantly and injuring two others. Their funeral is not just a moment of grief but a cry for justice. These senseless killings are part of a larger pattern of violence that has claimed 517 lives during protests across the country. 🖤 Estefan, Nomene, Abubacar, and countless others deserved better. Their deaths demand accountability and an end to state-sanctioned violence. #Mozambique #JusticeForTheYouth #StopPoliceBrutality #HumanRights
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A Funeral of Mourning and Anger – Youth Killed by Police on Presidential Inauguration Day Today, January 16, 2025, we say goodbye to Estefan Diogo Sitoe (18), Nomene Tamara Sitoe (17), and Abubacar Ibraim Soares (17)—three young lives cut short by police violence during the inauguration of President Daniel Chapo. 🔴 This video shows their funeral procession—a heartbreaking reminder of the unchecked brutality that has gripped Mozambique. The three were ambushed by the Rapid Intervention Unit (UIR) in Machava Socimol, moments after a brief encounter with undercover officers. Reinforcements arrived and opened fire without hesitation, killing them instantly and injuring two others. Their funeral is not just a moment of grief but a cry for justice. These senseless killings are part of a larger pattern of violence that has claimed 517 lives during protests across the country. 🖤 Estefan, Nomene, Abubacar, and countless others deserved better. Their deaths demand accountability and an end to state-sanctioned violence. #Mozambique #JusticeForTheYouth #StopPoliceBrutality #HumanRights

Prof. Adriano Nuvunga

10,412 views • 1 year ago

UPDATE: This is London, England right now. This is a massive rally for the Palestinian people. I'm Jewish. I support Israel's right to exist and right to live without fear of a terrorist attack like last weekend. With that said, I also support the rights of these people, who use their voice in a non-violent way, to express themselves. I may disagree with many of the things they say, but peaceful assembly and protest is not bad. Violent assembly, the calling for death or calling for the destruction of a group of people is another story. We must all recognize the difference. Palestinians protesting = OK Hamas purposefully killing civilians = NOT OK Palestinians calling for violence = NOT OK.
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UPDATE: This is London, England right now. This is a massive rally for the Palestinian people. I'm Jewish. I support Israel's right to exist and right to live without fear of a terrorist attack like last weekend. With that said, I also support the rights of these people, who use their voice in a non-violent way, to express themselves. I may disagree with many of the things they say, but peaceful assembly and protest is not bad. Violent assembly, the calling for death or calling for the destruction of a group of people is another story. We must all recognize the difference. Palestinians protesting = OK Hamas purposefully killing civilians = NOT OK Palestinians calling for violence = NOT OK.

Brian Krassenstein

4,282,237 views • 2 years ago

Sources: Video (CP24) Text: Interview With Community Members WATCH Ontario Provincial Police Cordon off Caledon Area Where Ravinder Singh Malhi Was Stabbed To Death By Indo-Canadian Hindu Rajinder Kumar, Purportedly Staunch Follower of Modi’s Violent Hindutva Idealogy: Politically Motivated Attack Claims Life of Khalistan Activist After Brampton Hindu Temple Priest’s Call for Violence A brutal incident on November 9 has left a Sikh man, Rupinder (Rabinder) Singh Malhi, dead in what Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) condemns as a politically motivated, hate-driven attack. Following inflammatory calls for violence against Sikhs by Hindu Sabha Temple priest Rajinder Parsad, an Indo-Canadian Hindu man allegedly attacked and killed Malhi, a prominent supporter of Khalistan. Shortly before 10:00 p.m. on November 9, the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Caledon Detachment responded to a residence on Deer Ridge Trail, where they discovered Malhi critically injured. He was later pronounced dead at the hospital. While the cause of death remains under investigation, OPP has indicated there is no immediate threat to public safety, though they advise residents to exercise caution. Preliminary reports from the community indicate that the accused, Rajinder Kumar, was taken into custody along with his wife, who allegedly attempted to conceal the weapon used in the attack. Community sources claim that Kumar and Malhi were previously acquainted, with tensions intensifying after heated exchanges within a WhatsApp group, reportedly fueled by incendiary statements from Hindu Sabha Temple priest Rajinder Parsad. These rising tensions culminated in Kumar inviting Malhi to his home and fatally stabbing him in a premeditated attack, leaving the pro-Khalistan activist dead. “This horrific murder of pro-Khalistan activist Rupinder (Rabinder) Singh Malhi by Hindutva follower Rajinder Kumar is directly driven by calls for violence made by the Hindu Sabha Temple priest and exemplifies how the menace of Modi's violent Hindutva ideology has contaminated the Hindu community of Canada, posing a direct threat to the lives of pro-Khalistan Canadians,” stated Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, General Counsel for Sikhs For Justice. “We demand that authorities also arrest and charge Rajinder Parsad, the priest of Hindu Sabha Temple who issued the call for violence and has publicly confessed that on November 3. Hindus initiated the attack on a peaceful Khalistan demonstration against the presence of Indian consulate officials," added Pannun. SFJ stands firm in condemning political violence and calls for the justice system to hold accountable anyone responsible for promoting the use of violence to advocate or suppress a political opinion. Unlike Modi's India, political violence, fear mongering and hate against any religion or political opinion has no place in Canadian society.
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Sources: Video (CP24) Text: Interview With Community Members WATCH Ontario Provincial Police Cordon off Caledon Area Where Ravinder Singh Malhi Was Stabbed To Death By Indo-Canadian Hindu Rajinder Kumar, Purportedly Staunch Follower of Modi’s Violent Hindutva Idealogy: Politically Motivated Attack Claims Life of Khalistan Activist After Brampton Hindu Temple Priest’s Call for Violence A brutal incident on November 9 has left a Sikh man, Rupinder (Rabinder) Singh Malhi, dead in what Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) condemns as a politically motivated, hate-driven attack. Following inflammatory calls for violence against Sikhs by Hindu Sabha Temple priest Rajinder Parsad, an Indo-Canadian Hindu man allegedly attacked and killed Malhi, a prominent supporter of Khalistan. Shortly before 10:00 p.m. on November 9, the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Caledon Detachment responded to a residence on Deer Ridge Trail, where they discovered Malhi critically injured. He was later pronounced dead at the hospital. While the cause of death remains under investigation, OPP has indicated there is no immediate threat to public safety, though they advise residents to exercise caution. Preliminary reports from the community indicate that the accused, Rajinder Kumar, was taken into custody along with his wife, who allegedly attempted to conceal the weapon used in the attack. Community sources claim that Kumar and Malhi were previously acquainted, with tensions intensifying after heated exchanges within a WhatsApp group, reportedly fueled by incendiary statements from Hindu Sabha Temple priest Rajinder Parsad. These rising tensions culminated in Kumar inviting Malhi to his home and fatally stabbing him in a premeditated attack, leaving the pro-Khalistan activist dead. “This horrific murder of pro-Khalistan activist Rupinder (Rabinder) Singh Malhi by Hindutva follower Rajinder Kumar is directly driven by calls for violence made by the Hindu Sabha Temple priest and exemplifies how the menace of Modi's violent Hindutva ideology has contaminated the Hindu community of Canada, posing a direct threat to the lives of pro-Khalistan Canadians,” stated Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, General Counsel for Sikhs For Justice. “We demand that authorities also arrest and charge Rajinder Parsad, the priest of Hindu Sabha Temple who issued the call for violence and has publicly confessed that on November 3. Hindus initiated the attack on a peaceful Khalistan demonstration against the presence of Indian consulate officials," added Pannun. SFJ stands firm in condemning political violence and calls for the justice system to hold accountable anyone responsible for promoting the use of violence to advocate or suppress a political opinion. Unlike Modi's India, political violence, fear mongering and hate against any religion or political opinion has no place in Canadian society.

Gurpatwant Singh Pannun

26,824 views • 1 year ago

A Uttarakhand Police official is threatening from the stage that the CJP will violently throw out the Modi government, just as the British and General Dyer were driven out. He also said that General Dyer was shot. If that's the comparison he intended to make, is he implying the same kind of violence against Prime Minister Modi? And all this while, Abhijeet Dipke keeps nodding in support with a smile on his face. What are they actually planning?
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A Uttarakhand Police official is threatening from the stage that the CJP will violently throw out the Modi government, just as the British and General Dyer were driven out. He also said that General Dyer was shot. If that's the comparison he intended to make, is he implying the same kind of violence against Prime Minister Modi? And all this while, Abhijeet Dipke keeps nodding in support with a smile on his face. What are they actually planning?

Amit Kumar Sindhi

41,616 views • 1 month ago

🔴 BREAKING Internet access has been cut nationwide as protests escalated across multiple regions of Iran. Kurdish political parties and bazaars are calling for strikes, while exiled political leader Reza Pahlavi, who met with Israeli political leaders today, called for mass street protests. Violence was reported in western Iranian cities, particularly Kermanshah, with further deaths reported among protesters and security forces. Militant groups, including the Kurdish Freedom Party, have vowed to fight Iranian security forces in the region. Chants at the protests reported by Iran’s semi-official Fars News Agency range from “death to the dictator,” to “long live the shah [Reza Pahlavi],” and “the shah is dishonorable.” U.S. President Trump, for the third time, has threatened to hit Iran hard if it “starts killing people,” while acknowledging that “some people have died so far from stampedes” during the protests. Meanwhile, armed militant separatist groups in Kurdish and Baloch areas have also vowed to fight Iranian forces.
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🔴 BREAKING Internet access has been cut nationwide as protests escalated across multiple regions of Iran. Kurdish political parties and bazaars are calling for strikes, while exiled political leader Reza Pahlavi, who met with Israeli political leaders today, called for mass street protests. Violence was reported in western Iranian cities, particularly Kermanshah, with further deaths reported among protesters and security forces. Militant groups, including the Kurdish Freedom Party, have vowed to fight Iranian security forces in the region. Chants at the protests reported by Iran’s semi-official Fars News Agency range from “death to the dictator,” to “long live the shah [Reza Pahlavi],” and “the shah is dishonorable.” U.S. President Trump, for the third time, has threatened to hit Iran hard if it “starts killing people,” while acknowledging that “some people have died so far from stampedes” during the protests. Meanwhile, armed militant separatist groups in Kurdish and Baloch areas have also vowed to fight Iranian forces.

Drop Site

94,919 views • 8 months ago

A new wave of violence in Syria. Sunnis are not spared. 🇸🇾 On June 14, local clashes broke out in various towns in Idlib and Aleppo, during which “regime elements” were lynched in response to the lack of justice from the new Syrian authorities. While it is true that some of those killed were involved in crimes during the previous political regime, the STG’s supporters are using the demand for justice as an excuse to intensify the constant wave of hatred—no longer directed solely against minorities, but also against Sunni citizens who do not support the new authorities in Damascus, who have been killed with impunity in recent hours.
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A new wave of violence in Syria. Sunnis are not spared. 🇸🇾 On June 14, local clashes broke out in various towns in Idlib and Aleppo, during which “regime elements” were lynched in response to the lack of justice from the new Syrian authorities. While it is true that some of those killed were involved in crimes during the previous political regime, the STG’s supporters are using the demand for justice as an excuse to intensify the constant wave of hatred—no longer directed solely against minorities, but also against Sunni citizens who do not support the new authorities in Damascus, who have been killed with impunity in recent hours.

@Suriyak

13,677 views • 2 months ago

Today was a hard day for us. It began at the Tbilisi City Court, where nine political prisoners were sentenced. One, Anton Chechini, received 8 years and 6 months. The other eight received either 2 years or 2 years and 6 months. As if that weren’t enough, regime police attacked supporters of the political prisoners inside the court. That was our horrible morning, gifted by the regime. It didn’t end there. After court, Tea Tsulukiani and her illegitimate commission again blamed Georgia for starting the 2008 war and for “bombing our own people.” This has been Georgian Dream’s rhetoric since 2012, and now they are saying it officially. It’s clear this will be used to arrest more people on criminal charges, just as they did at the beginning of this illegitimate commission. Naturally, pro-European protesters gathered at the Parliament to oppose everything Georgian Dream is doing to destroy Georgia’s future. The regime’s response was brutal. To hide the political prisoners’ hearings and the commission’s result, they launched terror and violence against peaceful protesters. First came a siege: police kettled us and tried to stop all movement. Protesters managed to break the siege and, in response, blocked Rustaveli Avenue, something we have done for more than 278 days, and again today, on day 279 of protest. The violence continued: police pursued people and carried out violent arrests. 23 activists were detained, including students. During this period, the regime also targeted the Iliauni Students Movement (ERA) High-ranking officials issued attacks and abusive statements against movement's members, and even went after Germany’s ambassador to Georgia, Peter Fischer (Peter Fischer) The protest continues. Groups are marching and blocking roads. We still don’t know where the detained protesters have been taken or how they are doing. Down with the pro-Russian regime. Freedom for all political prisoners ✊
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Today was a hard day for us. It began at the Tbilisi City Court, where nine political prisoners were sentenced. One, Anton Chechini, received 8 years and 6 months. The other eight received either 2 years or 2 years and 6 months. As if that weren’t enough, regime police attacked supporters of the political prisoners inside the court. That was our horrible morning, gifted by the regime. It didn’t end there. After court, Tea Tsulukiani and her illegitimate commission again blamed Georgia for starting the 2008 war and for “bombing our own people.” This has been Georgian Dream’s rhetoric since 2012, and now they are saying it officially. It’s clear this will be used to arrest more people on criminal charges, just as they did at the beginning of this illegitimate commission. Naturally, pro-European protesters gathered at the Parliament to oppose everything Georgian Dream is doing to destroy Georgia’s future. The regime’s response was brutal. To hide the political prisoners’ hearings and the commission’s result, they launched terror and violence against peaceful protesters. First came a siege: police kettled us and tried to stop all movement. Protesters managed to break the siege and, in response, blocked Rustaveli Avenue, something we have done for more than 278 days, and again today, on day 279 of protest. The violence continued: police pursued people and carried out violent arrests. 23 activists were detained, including students. During this period, the regime also targeted the Iliauni Students Movement (ERA) High-ranking officials issued attacks and abusive statements against movement's members, and even went after Germany’s ambassador to Georgia, Peter Fischer (Peter Fischer) The protest continues. Groups are marching and blocking roads. We still don’t know where the detained protesters have been taken or how they are doing. Down with the pro-Russian regime. Freedom for all political prisoners ✊

Luka Mishveladze 🇬🇪

27,226 views • 1 year ago

Human Rights Alert: Escalating Targeted Violence Against #Somaliland Civilians in Mogadishu #Somaliland Human Rights Defenders express grave concern over the escalating attacks targeting civilians originally from Somaliland—particularly members of the Isaaq community—residing in Mogadishu. In recent days, families of #Somaliland origin living in the capital have been assaulted inside their homes by armed groups wielding knives, axes, stones, and metal objects. These attacks appear organized and deliberate, aimed at inflicting harm on #Somaliland civilians solely on the basis of their identity. A videos recorded bystanders in Mogadishu, showing violent assaults against #Somaliland residents, has circulated widely on social media, further heightening fear among affected communities. This surge in violence began shortly after #Somaliland received international recognition, a development that has triggered inflammatory rhetoric from certain leaders within the Federal Government of #Somalia. Instead of promoting calm, these officials alongside some religious figures and segments of the Mogadishu public, have disseminated hate‑filled messages that dehumanize Somaliland civilians, justify violence against them, and frame them as legitimate targets for “jihad.” Such rhetoric has directly contributed to the mobilization of groups now committing communal attacks. #Somaliland Human Rights Defenders are deeply alarmed by this pattern of incitement and by the failure of federal authorities to protect vulnerable civilians. The deliberate spread of hate speech by influential figures constitutes a serious violation of international human‑rights norms and risks fueling further communal violence. This violence is part of a long and troubling pattern. In July 1998, fifty‑one #Somaliland‑origin businessmen, intellectuals, and university students were massacred at Jasiira Beach in Mogadishu by former Somali military officials linked to the family of Dictator Mohamed Siyad Barre. More recently, in February 2024, a Somaliland civil aviation official, Abdinasir Muse Dahable, was killed in his home in the Wadajir district of Mogadishu. According to medical investigation teams, his death resulted from torture. These incidents form part of a recurring wave of communal violence targeting Isaaq civilians in Mogadishu. We urgently call upon: - The United States and United Kingdom embassies, - United Nations offices in the Halane compound, and - The wider international community to publicly condemn the ongoing abuses and communal violence directed at Somaliland‑origin civilians in Mogadishu and across Somalia. We further urge international partners to press the Federal Government of Somalia to take immediate, concrete measures to restrain mobilized groups, prevent further attacks, and ensure the safety and protection of all civilians regardless of origin. Failure to act risks allowing this violence—sparked by political developments and inflamed by official rhetoric—to escalate into broader communal conflict. In light of the urgent protection needs of those affected, Somaliland Human Rights Defenders also call upon the Government of Somaliland to coordinate closely with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), and the Danish Refugee Council (DRC) to facilitate immediate assistance for victims of the Mogadishu communal violence. The majority of these civilians have expressed a clear willingness to relocate to Somaliland for safety. Effective collaboration with these humanitarian agencies is essential to ensure safe passage, emergency support, and dignified reception for all displaced #Somaliland‑origin families seeking protection. Human Rights Watch Amnesty International Amnesty Internationalusa Donald J. Trump Marco Rubio Ambassador Mike Waltz Elise Stefanik Ambassador Mike Huckabee Pete Hegseth Steve Witkoff Tulsi Gabbard 🌺 Robert C. O'Brien Ted Cruz U.S. Senate Updates Jim Risch Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Inside Africa Cabdiraxmaan Cirro
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Human Rights Alert: Escalating Targeted Violence Against #Somaliland Civilians in Mogadishu #Somaliland Human Rights Defenders express grave concern over the escalating attacks targeting civilians originally from Somaliland—particularly members of the Isaaq community—residing in Mogadishu. In recent days, families of #Somaliland origin living in the capital have been assaulted inside their homes by armed groups wielding knives, axes, stones, and metal objects. These attacks appear organized and deliberate, aimed at inflicting harm on #Somaliland civilians solely on the basis of their identity. A videos recorded bystanders in Mogadishu, showing violent assaults against #Somaliland residents, has circulated widely on social media, further heightening fear among affected communities. This surge in violence began shortly after #Somaliland received international recognition, a development that has triggered inflammatory rhetoric from certain leaders within the Federal Government of #Somalia. Instead of promoting calm, these officials alongside some religious figures and segments of the Mogadishu public, have disseminated hate‑filled messages that dehumanize Somaliland civilians, justify violence against them, and frame them as legitimate targets for “jihad.” Such rhetoric has directly contributed to the mobilization of groups now committing communal attacks. #Somaliland Human Rights Defenders are deeply alarmed by this pattern of incitement and by the failure of federal authorities to protect vulnerable civilians. The deliberate spread of hate speech by influential figures constitutes a serious violation of international human‑rights norms and risks fueling further communal violence. This violence is part of a long and troubling pattern. In July 1998, fifty‑one #Somaliland‑origin businessmen, intellectuals, and university students were massacred at Jasiira Beach in Mogadishu by former Somali military officials linked to the family of Dictator Mohamed Siyad Barre. More recently, in February 2024, a Somaliland civil aviation official, Abdinasir Muse Dahable, was killed in his home in the Wadajir district of Mogadishu. According to medical investigation teams, his death resulted from torture. These incidents form part of a recurring wave of communal violence targeting Isaaq civilians in Mogadishu. We urgently call upon: - The United States and United Kingdom embassies, - United Nations offices in the Halane compound, and - The wider international community to publicly condemn the ongoing abuses and communal violence directed at Somaliland‑origin civilians in Mogadishu and across Somalia. We further urge international partners to press the Federal Government of Somalia to take immediate, concrete measures to restrain mobilized groups, prevent further attacks, and ensure the safety and protection of all civilians regardless of origin. Failure to act risks allowing this violence—sparked by political developments and inflamed by official rhetoric—to escalate into broader communal conflict. In light of the urgent protection needs of those affected, Somaliland Human Rights Defenders also call upon the Government of Somaliland to coordinate closely with the International Organization for Migration (IOM), the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), and the Danish Refugee Council (DRC) to facilitate immediate assistance for victims of the Mogadishu communal violence. The majority of these civilians have expressed a clear willingness to relocate to Somaliland for safety. Effective collaboration with these humanitarian agencies is essential to ensure safe passage, emergency support, and dignified reception for all displaced #Somaliland‑origin families seeking protection. Human Rights Watch Amnesty International Amnesty Internationalusa Donald J. Trump Marco Rubio Ambassador Mike Waltz Elise Stefanik Ambassador Mike Huckabee Pete Hegseth Steve Witkoff Tulsi Gabbard 🌺 Robert C. O'Brien Ted Cruz U.S. Senate Updates Jim Risch Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Inside Africa Cabdiraxmaan Cirro

Suleiman Bolaleh

35,693 views • 7 months ago

Politicians will always be politicians This is why I am not easily moved by mumu outrage online. Peter Obi says he is visiting victims of last year's Yelwata massacre. His whole body is campaign billboard of NDC. And he was moving with a battalion of press people. But he says it's not political. 😂 Obi has not visited Lilu Community or Azia or Orsumoghu, all in Anambra State, his home state. They have all experienced the horror of insecurity in the hands of IPOB (never mind that Obi said IPOB have not done anything wrong). You won't see Obi in Oru in Imo State or even ordinary Ihiala or Mgbidi. So, while I condemn every form of violence against people, it is also necessary that politicians like Obi tone down the hypocrisy and desperation to milk the misfortune of communities for political gains so as not to attract this type of political response from people who understand the game. Obi obviously has been looking for a scene of tragedy to visit and "console" but since there is no new massacre and that the intensity of insecurity has been ebbing considerably over the past two months, he decides to return to Yelwata, Benue for photo ops. We all know what we are doing...
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Politicians will always be politicians This is why I am not easily moved by mumu outrage online. Peter Obi says he is visiting victims of last year's Yelwata massacre. His whole body is campaign billboard of NDC. And he was moving with a battalion of press people. But he says it's not political. 😂 Obi has not visited Lilu Community or Azia or Orsumoghu, all in Anambra State, his home state. They have all experienced the horror of insecurity in the hands of IPOB (never mind that Obi said IPOB have not done anything wrong). You won't see Obi in Oru in Imo State or even ordinary Ihiala or Mgbidi. So, while I condemn every form of violence against people, it is also necessary that politicians like Obi tone down the hypocrisy and desperation to milk the misfortune of communities for political gains so as not to attract this type of political response from people who understand the game. Obi obviously has been looking for a scene of tragedy to visit and "console" but since there is no new massacre and that the intensity of insecurity has been ebbing considerably over the past two months, he decides to return to Yelwata, Benue for photo ops. We all know what we are doing...

Michael Chibuzo®

32,016 views • 2 days ago

"The conflation of anti zionism and Jew hatred cannot be allowed to continue, no longer can people claim to be anti zionist and yet not jew haters" This is the opposite of what many scholars, activists, and critics of Israeli policies argue. That it’s possible to oppose Zionism or Israeli government policies without being antisemitic ➡️ Noam Chomsky: Jewish-American linguist and political thinker. He has criticized Israeli policies and Zionism in certain forms but is careful to distinguish these criticisms from hatred of Jews. He often stresses that opposing the political ideology of Zionism or specific Israeli policies is not inherently antisemitic ➡️ Norman Finkelstein: Jewish-American political scientist and author. He is a vocal critic of Israeli government policies and Zionism but strongly insists that criticizing Israel does not equal Jew-hatred ➡️ Tony Judt (deceased): British-Jewish historian. In his writings, he argued for critical discussion of Zionism and Israeli policy and opposed conflating anti-Zionism with antisemitism ➡️ Ilana Kaufman: Jewish scholar who has written on Jewish identity and political criticism, emphasizing that opposition to Zionism is a political stance, not automatically a moral judgment about Jews as a people These scholars make a nuanced distinction: criticizing Israel, its policies, or Zionism can be legitimate political discourse and is not necessarily antisemitic ➡️ Jewish Voice for Peace: U.S.-based organization. They explicitly state that being critical of Israel’s policies or opposing Zionism is not antisemitic, and they advocate for Palestinian rights while maintaining a Jewish identity ➡️ New Israel Fund: Supports human rights and democracy in Israel. They recognize that criticism of Israeli government policies is legitimate and should not be conflated with antisemitism ➡️ Independent Jewish Voices (Canada & UK): Argues that opposing Israeli policies or Zionism is a political stance, not inherently antisemitic, and that Jewish identity does not require support for all Israeli policies ➡️ Yesh Din / Rabbis for Human Rights: While focused on Israel/Palestine human rights, they allow for criticism of the state’s policies and oppose conflating anti-Zionism with Jew-hatred The terrorist Jihad al-Shamie has murdered innocent people and divided communities. As of time of posting the police have not released a motive for why he did this awful thing
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"The conflation of anti zionism and Jew hatred cannot be allowed to continue, no longer can people claim to be anti zionist and yet not jew haters" This is the opposite of what many scholars, activists, and critics of Israeli policies argue. That it’s possible to oppose Zionism or Israeli government policies without being antisemitic ➡️ Noam Chomsky: Jewish-American linguist and political thinker. He has criticized Israeli policies and Zionism in certain forms but is careful to distinguish these criticisms from hatred of Jews. He often stresses that opposing the political ideology of Zionism or specific Israeli policies is not inherently antisemitic ➡️ Norman Finkelstein: Jewish-American political scientist and author. He is a vocal critic of Israeli government policies and Zionism but strongly insists that criticizing Israel does not equal Jew-hatred ➡️ Tony Judt (deceased): British-Jewish historian. In his writings, he argued for critical discussion of Zionism and Israeli policy and opposed conflating anti-Zionism with antisemitism ➡️ Ilana Kaufman: Jewish scholar who has written on Jewish identity and political criticism, emphasizing that opposition to Zionism is a political stance, not automatically a moral judgment about Jews as a people These scholars make a nuanced distinction: criticizing Israel, its policies, or Zionism can be legitimate political discourse and is not necessarily antisemitic ➡️ Jewish Voice for Peace: U.S.-based organization. They explicitly state that being critical of Israel’s policies or opposing Zionism is not antisemitic, and they advocate for Palestinian rights while maintaining a Jewish identity ➡️ New Israel Fund: Supports human rights and democracy in Israel. They recognize that criticism of Israeli government policies is legitimate and should not be conflated with antisemitism ➡️ Independent Jewish Voices (Canada & UK): Argues that opposing Israeli policies or Zionism is a political stance, not inherently antisemitic, and that Jewish identity does not require support for all Israeli policies ➡️ Yesh Din / Rabbis for Human Rights: While focused on Israel/Palestine human rights, they allow for criticism of the state’s policies and oppose conflating anti-Zionism with Jew-hatred The terrorist Jihad al-Shamie has murdered innocent people and divided communities. As of time of posting the police have not released a motive for why he did this awful thing

Farrukh

77,815 views • 11 months ago

ABC coverage of the Logies is hilarious. Some ginger complaining about too many white people on TV, Abbie Chatfield’s boyfriend and Hannah Ferguson. Speaking of which, why is Hannah Ferguson even there? She’s a far-left political extremist who supports killing right wingers - she celebrated the murder of Charlie Kirk. She’s not even a TV personality. She’s just a far-left crazy running for Parliament. Genuinely really funny how she has no talent or charisma whatsoever but our entire cringe taste maker class just decided one day that they really liked her so now we have to endure free Hannah Ferguson political campaign ads on the ABC every day for the next 2 years. So funny how incestuous and stupid the Australian cultural elite are. So proud of my outsider status, so proud I was not at this hellish event.
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ABC coverage of the Logies is hilarious. Some ginger complaining about too many white people on TV, Abbie Chatfield’s boyfriend and Hannah Ferguson. Speaking of which, why is Hannah Ferguson even there? She’s a far-left political extremist who supports killing right wingers - she celebrated the murder of Charlie Kirk. She’s not even a TV personality. She’s just a far-left crazy running for Parliament. Genuinely really funny how she has no talent or charisma whatsoever but our entire cringe taste maker class just decided one day that they really liked her so now we have to endure free Hannah Ferguson political campaign ads on the ABC every day for the next 2 years. So funny how incestuous and stupid the Australian cultural elite are. So proud of my outsider status, so proud I was not at this hellish event.

Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼

59,655 views • 24 days ago

Iran launches symbolic missile attack against Israel, which retaliates strongly After Iran launched a symbolic attack against Israel in protest against the attacks on Beirut, hours later it was Israel's turn to retaliate, this time indeed with violence and hitting more than 10 targets in Iran, including Tehran airport and Tehran, Isfahan, Tabriz, Kermanshah, Karaj, and some other areas in western Iran. Israel used air-launched ballistic missiles from Iranian airspace and also dared to launch cruise missiles from ships stationed in the Mediterranean. The White House said the US had no part in the attack; however, strangely, American tanker planes were seen in the air. Refueling whom? It wasn't my motorcycle. There are two questions at this moment: One is that since the Iranian retaliation did not hit targets in Israel in a significant way, it is very likely that Iran still has a serious problem with the refurbishment and upgrade of its long-range missiles. And the other is that perhaps the US has not only reinstated THAAD radars and others but also added more batteries brought from Asia that were positioned in advance in the corridors. Be that as it may, the current situation forces Iran to retaliate and show that it possesses real means of inflicting damage on Israel. There will be no ceasefire in Lebanon in the way Iran desires, simply because Israel saw the quantity of missiles that Hezbollah accumulated in a short period of time and will not allow that again. Israel has its own agenda, its own interests, and they are completely antagonistic to the peace plan that has been discussed. Trump is trying to save his political skin, but Netanyahu will impose his agenda and Trump will be dragged along by it. But while Trump isn't dragged along, Iran seems to be wanting to settle scores with Israel, launching a new wave of missiles along with Yemen, which, by all accounts, has also decided to launch missiles against Israel. It remains to be seen what the level of these attacks will be. In the last few instances, the Houthis launched merely symbolic attacks. Join my substack and support my work:
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Iran launches symbolic missile attack against Israel, which retaliates strongly After Iran launched a symbolic attack against Israel in protest against the attacks on Beirut, hours later it was Israel's turn to retaliate, this time indeed with violence and hitting more than 10 targets in Iran, including Tehran airport and Tehran, Isfahan, Tabriz, Kermanshah, Karaj, and some other areas in western Iran. Israel used air-launched ballistic missiles from Iranian airspace and also dared to launch cruise missiles from ships stationed in the Mediterranean. The White House said the US had no part in the attack; however, strangely, American tanker planes were seen in the air. Refueling whom? It wasn't my motorcycle. There are two questions at this moment: One is that since the Iranian retaliation did not hit targets in Israel in a significant way, it is very likely that Iran still has a serious problem with the refurbishment and upgrade of its long-range missiles. And the other is that perhaps the US has not only reinstated THAAD radars and others but also added more batteries brought from Asia that were positioned in advance in the corridors. Be that as it may, the current situation forces Iran to retaliate and show that it possesses real means of inflicting damage on Israel. There will be no ceasefire in Lebanon in the way Iran desires, simply because Israel saw the quantity of missiles that Hezbollah accumulated in a short period of time and will not allow that again. Israel has its own agenda, its own interests, and they are completely antagonistic to the peace plan that has been discussed. Trump is trying to save his political skin, but Netanyahu will impose his agenda and Trump will be dragged along by it. But while Trump isn't dragged along, Iran seems to be wanting to settle scores with Israel, launching a new wave of missiles along with Yemen, which, by all accounts, has also decided to launch missiles against Israel. It remains to be seen what the level of these attacks will be. In the last few instances, the Houthis launched merely symbolic attacks. Join my substack and support my work:

Patricia Marins

200,620 views • 3 months ago

Next up in the long line of right-wing media figures lifting up Woke Right retards who waste our time, Patrick Bet-David just had on the spectacular retard Curtis Yarvin who said this idiot nonsense: America has always been a Leftist experiment. No it hasn't, except barely from the perspective of European reaction and counter-revolutionary thinking, which is part of what constitutes the European, but not American, Right. (I AM ONCE AGAIN TELLING YOU ALL THAT "LEFT" AND "RIGHT" ARE NOT ADEQUATE TERMS FOR POLITICAL DISCUSSION FOR A LOT OF REASONS, MOSTLY THAT THEY DESCRIBE LOCATIONS IN A PARTICULAR ROOM AT A PARTICULAR TIME AND NOT COHERENT POLITICAL PROGRAMS.) America is actually founded on a tradition completely alien and separate to either the "Left" or the "Right" as it is conceived of in the European mind. It is overwhelmingly something completely different that dispensed wholesale with all the idiotic Continental philosophies the European "Left" and "Right" relied upon. America was not "Leftist" because "Leftist" referred to Jacobinism specifically at the time of the Founding, in line with the thinking of Rousseau's esoteric French Romanticism, whereas America was founded on SCOTTISH COMMON SENSE. America's founders specifically REJECTED Jacobinism and built their system to reject and safeguard against it, but Jacobinism is specifically the thing called "Leftism" in the original context. If you go back to the National Assembly in France, where were the Jacobins? To the left of the king. Hence, "Leftism" for their philosophy and political program. Where were the Scottish Common Sense people? IN SCOTLAND AND AMERICA, doing something completely different and totally awesome, not in the room at all. If you look at what these guys were thinking, it was that Common Sense precedes all these idiotic European philosophical theories, but that the brain-genius philosophers of Europe were so smart that they got the relationship backwards. The Euros thought philosophy precedes common sense, but the Americans knew philosophy must begin with common sense or it's merely idle (and dangerous) speculation. The "Right," if we consider it the side that "resists the Left" (what a poor definition, but that's its definition, isn't it?), in revolutionary France was a motley mix of monarchists, counter-revolutionists, and theocrats. Those would be exactly the people Americans threw out and told to go f- themselves. The "Right," if we must use the term, in America is the side that defends the American tradition, which is based on Common Sense. Most Americans until quite recently were more or less mostly common-sense people in their general orientation to life, hence the long-standing saying that America is "a center-right country." That's what it actually means, outside of these dumb directional terms posing as political orientations. So, this is stupid. Just stupid, but look how much time and energy it takes to deal with the illiterate stupidity of a twelve-second clip pumped to a million viewers who don't have time, interest, background, or inclination to take it apart (because most of them are too common-sense to want to read all this crap but still tribal enough to fall for Yarvin's). Truly, it takes an order of magnitude (or two) more work to take apart bullshit than it does to produce it. Woke, both Right and Left, is such a waste of valuable time and always has been.
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Next up in the long line of right-wing media figures lifting up Woke Right retards who waste our time, Patrick Bet-David just had on the spectacular retard Curtis Yarvin who said this idiot nonsense: America has always been a Leftist experiment. No it hasn't, except barely from the perspective of European reaction and counter-revolutionary thinking, which is part of what constitutes the European, but not American, Right. (I AM ONCE AGAIN TELLING YOU ALL THAT "LEFT" AND "RIGHT" ARE NOT ADEQUATE TERMS FOR POLITICAL DISCUSSION FOR A LOT OF REASONS, MOSTLY THAT THEY DESCRIBE LOCATIONS IN A PARTICULAR ROOM AT A PARTICULAR TIME AND NOT COHERENT POLITICAL PROGRAMS.) America is actually founded on a tradition completely alien and separate to either the "Left" or the "Right" as it is conceived of in the European mind. It is overwhelmingly something completely different that dispensed wholesale with all the idiotic Continental philosophies the European "Left" and "Right" relied upon. America was not "Leftist" because "Leftist" referred to Jacobinism specifically at the time of the Founding, in line with the thinking of Rousseau's esoteric French Romanticism, whereas America was founded on SCOTTISH COMMON SENSE. America's founders specifically REJECTED Jacobinism and built their system to reject and safeguard against it, but Jacobinism is specifically the thing called "Leftism" in the original context. If you go back to the National Assembly in France, where were the Jacobins? To the left of the king. Hence, "Leftism" for their philosophy and political program. Where were the Scottish Common Sense people? IN SCOTLAND AND AMERICA, doing something completely different and totally awesome, not in the room at all. If you look at what these guys were thinking, it was that Common Sense precedes all these idiotic European philosophical theories, but that the brain-genius philosophers of Europe were so smart that they got the relationship backwards. The Euros thought philosophy precedes common sense, but the Americans knew philosophy must begin with common sense or it's merely idle (and dangerous) speculation. The "Right," if we consider it the side that "resists the Left" (what a poor definition, but that's its definition, isn't it?), in revolutionary France was a motley mix of monarchists, counter-revolutionists, and theocrats. Those would be exactly the people Americans threw out and told to go f- themselves. The "Right," if we must use the term, in America is the side that defends the American tradition, which is based on Common Sense. Most Americans until quite recently were more or less mostly common-sense people in their general orientation to life, hence the long-standing saying that America is "a center-right country." That's what it actually means, outside of these dumb directional terms posing as political orientations. So, this is stupid. Just stupid, but look how much time and energy it takes to deal with the illiterate stupidity of a twelve-second clip pumped to a million viewers who don't have time, interest, background, or inclination to take it apart (because most of them are too common-sense to want to read all this crap but still tribal enough to fall for Yarvin's). Truly, it takes an order of magnitude (or two) more work to take apart bullshit than it does to produce it. Woke, both Right and Left, is such a waste of valuable time and always has been.

James Lindsay, anti-Communist

72,006 views • 7 months ago

In conversation with some comrades a few weeks ago, we reflected on how the painful contradiction with those who use hate and violence against foreign nationals, in order to mobilise popular support, extort money or pursue votes, is that they are bound to commit an inhumane act towards their own self-destruction. All of them, their downfall is the inhumanity of what they do, because at the core of what they are doing, is cruelty and inhumanity, and it is then when they will know that South African people are not hateful people. In 2008 it was the burning and necklacing of foreign nationals in painful images. In early 2021 it was the raiding of homes of innocent people like Ntate Victor Ramarafe in Dobsonville, or the extortion of foreign nationals who were legal in Alexandra, otherwise they were evicted from their homes. In Diepsloot it was killing of people like Elvis Nyathi and burning him alive after stealing money from his wife. More recently it was the blocking of women and children at the gates of schools and clinics in Soweto, the birth of children at gates of clinics in Tshwane and the stopping of South Africans from healthcare because they could not readily produce an ID. People are now looting food in their names, men are beating women in hair salons all in a build-up of a hostel-centric hate groups’ activities. The more human rights atrocities they commit, the quicker they engineer their self-destruction, because South Africans have an irrefutable instinct to be human. South African people cannot reconcile their hearts with violence being committed against innocent human beings, and this is the lesson these hate groups will learn. The toxicity of Twitter is not reality, no South African mother will support a woman giving birth on a pavement because they don’t have a passport. No man or woman will cheer as a human being burns alive because they could not say elbow in Nguni. No sane South African will support looting of shops of the food that YOU claimed was poisonous, leaving them with no close and readily available access to food. There is a reason why political parties who campaign on violence against foreign nationals collectively and combined cannot surpass 5% in a national vote - South African people inherently are not monsters. It is just sad that the self-destruction of these hate groups, first requires tragedy and casualties, but it is alway inevitable.
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In conversation with some comrades a few weeks ago, we reflected on how the painful contradiction with those who use hate and violence against foreign nationals, in order to mobilise popular support, extort money or pursue votes, is that they are bound to commit an inhumane act towards their own self-destruction. All of them, their downfall is the inhumanity of what they do, because at the core of what they are doing, is cruelty and inhumanity, and it is then when they will know that South African people are not hateful people. In 2008 it was the burning and necklacing of foreign nationals in painful images. In early 2021 it was the raiding of homes of innocent people like Ntate Victor Ramarafe in Dobsonville, or the extortion of foreign nationals who were legal in Alexandra, otherwise they were evicted from their homes. In Diepsloot it was killing of people like Elvis Nyathi and burning him alive after stealing money from his wife. More recently it was the blocking of women and children at the gates of schools and clinics in Soweto, the birth of children at gates of clinics in Tshwane and the stopping of South Africans from healthcare because they could not readily produce an ID. People are now looting food in their names, men are beating women in hair salons all in a build-up of a hostel-centric hate groups’ activities. The more human rights atrocities they commit, the quicker they engineer their self-destruction, because South Africans have an irrefutable instinct to be human. South African people cannot reconcile their hearts with violence being committed against innocent human beings, and this is the lesson these hate groups will learn. The toxicity of Twitter is not reality, no South African mother will support a woman giving birth on a pavement because they don’t have a passport. No man or woman will cheer as a human being burns alive because they could not say elbow in Nguni. No sane South African will support looting of shops of the food that YOU claimed was poisonous, leaving them with no close and readily available access to food. There is a reason why political parties who campaign on violence against foreign nationals collectively and combined cannot surpass 5% in a national vote - South African people inherently are not monsters. It is just sad that the self-destruction of these hate groups, first requires tragedy and casualties, but it is alway inevitable.

Sinawo Thambo

19,673 views • 3 months ago