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Serbian prosecutors have opened an investigation claiming that students planned to simulate the use of a “sonic cannon” during the huge Belgrade protest of 15 March 2025. This is outrageous: instead of identifying who ordered and used that banned acoustic weapon, the authorities are now targeting its victims. The...

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In recent days, hundreds of people gathered for a demonstration in Belgrade, which became the culmination of anti-government protests. Later, a video surfaced showing panic, allegedly caused by the use of a sonic weapon with a power of 160 decibels. The President of Serbia dismissed the allegations of a "sonic attack" on protesters during a silent vigil for the victims at the Novi Sad railway station as a "brutal fabrication." He announced a 48-hour investigation to identify those responsible among the organizers of the mass protests and added that a "Maidan-style" uprising would not take place in the country.
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In recent days, hundreds of people gathered for a demonstration in Belgrade, which became the culmination of anti-government protests. Later, a video surfaced showing panic, allegedly caused by the use of a sonic weapon with a power of 160 decibels. The President of Serbia dismissed the allegations of a "sonic attack" on protesters during a silent vigil for the victims at the Novi Sad railway station as a "brutal fabrication." He announced a 48-hour investigation to identify those responsible among the organizers of the mass protests and added that a "Maidan-style" uprising would not take place in the country.

WarTranslated

38,644 views • 1 year ago

At the 11-minute mark of the 15-minute silence, around 400 meters from Drop contributor Dušan Čavić, the calm was shattered by a sonic weapon, or “sonic cannon,” used by Serbia’s security forces. Military analyst Aleksandar Radić told N1 that this American-made, non-lethal device is designed to incapacitate targets and control crowds. People were suddenly seen shouting and running.
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At the 11-minute mark of the 15-minute silence, around 400 meters from Drop contributor Dušan Čavić, the calm was shattered by a sonic weapon, or “sonic cannon,” used by Serbia’s security forces. Military analyst Aleksandar Radić told N1 that this American-made, non-lethal device is designed to incapacitate targets and control crowds. People were suddenly seen shouting and running.

Drop Site

42,676 views • 1 year ago

The Yellow House is real, and it is in Serbia. They renamed it the House of Horror. The journalist believes it has been going on for years and maybe a few decades. The scary part is we don't know who the people are or where the people are from. It could be missing people from European states. Reports say the criminals were used against their rivals, but no rivals have been noticed to be missing. Journalists claim they have evidence that people's organs have been taken and the rest of the body has been ground and thrown into the Danube River. The reports and the evidence are frightening that the number of people who have been butchered here and grinned here could be triple number. In early 2021, Serbian police and intelligence agencies raided a house in the Belgrade suburb of Ritopek. In the hidden parts of that house, investigators discovered an industrial meat grinder wrapped in plastic, along with rooms that showed clear signs of torture. Forensic analysis detected traces of human DNA on both the machine and surrounding walls. Authorities believe the criminals used the grinder to dismember victims, aiding in the disposal of their bodies. Further reporting, including from German ARD, revealed that evidence came to light when messages and images were intercepted from the encrypted app Sky ECC. These disturbing visuals showed mutilated corpses and the meat grinder in use, providing critical judicial evidence. Can you imagine what is happening in Serbia, a century that is supposedly joining the EU? In Europe we protest against animal rights and cruelty. In Serbia, the heart of Western lands, we have a human meat grinder. Why is the Council of Europe Council of Europe not initiating a full investigation into this and creating a special court for Serbia's crimes against humanity in Serbia and out of Serbia. Watch the video of the brave reporters who are shocking Europe and the world.
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The Yellow House is real, and it is in Serbia. They renamed it the House of Horror. The journalist believes it has been going on for years and maybe a few decades. The scary part is we don't know who the people are or where the people are from. It could be missing people from European states. Reports say the criminals were used against their rivals, but no rivals have been noticed to be missing. Journalists claim they have evidence that people's organs have been taken and the rest of the body has been ground and thrown into the Danube River. The reports and the evidence are frightening that the number of people who have been butchered here and grinned here could be triple number. In early 2021, Serbian police and intelligence agencies raided a house in the Belgrade suburb of Ritopek. In the hidden parts of that house, investigators discovered an industrial meat grinder wrapped in plastic, along with rooms that showed clear signs of torture. Forensic analysis detected traces of human DNA on both the machine and surrounding walls. Authorities believe the criminals used the grinder to dismember victims, aiding in the disposal of their bodies. Further reporting, including from German ARD, revealed that evidence came to light when messages and images were intercepted from the encrypted app Sky ECC. These disturbing visuals showed mutilated corpses and the meat grinder in use, providing critical judicial evidence. Can you imagine what is happening in Serbia, a century that is supposedly joining the EU? In Europe we protest against animal rights and cruelty. In Serbia, the heart of Western lands, we have a human meat grinder. Why is the Council of Europe Council of Europe not initiating a full investigation into this and creating a special court for Serbia's crimes against humanity in Serbia and out of Serbia. Watch the video of the brave reporters who are shocking Europe and the world.

Ancient Dardania 🇦🇱🇽🇰🇺🇸🇬🇧🦅

13,662 views • 11 months ago

🚨BREAKING NEWS: VIOLENT CLASHES ERUPT IN BELGRADE — Police Raid University as Protests Against Vučić Government Turn Chaotic 🇷🇸🔥 Serbia is on edge today after police, acting on orders from the Prosecutor’s Office, raided the Belgrade Rectorate (university building). The search is part of the ongoing investigation into the death of a female student. The operation quickly sparked large protests outside the university. Videos show chaotic scenes: crowds confronting police, officers using force against demonstrators (including students), and heated street clashes. Many nationalists and protesters accuse the Vučić government of using brutal force to silence students and citizens who demand accountability and new elections. They see the raid as repression and proof that the authorities are protecting the powerful instead of seeking real justice. Government point of view: The authorities say the raid was a necessary legal step to gather evidence in a criminal investigation. The events have deepened divisions across Serbia and are part of broader anti-government protests that have been running for months.
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🚨BREAKING NEWS: VIOLENT CLASHES ERUPT IN BELGRADE — Police Raid University as Protests Against Vučić Government Turn Chaotic 🇷🇸🔥 Serbia is on edge today after police, acting on orders from the Prosecutor’s Office, raided the Belgrade Rectorate (university building). The search is part of the ongoing investigation into the death of a female student. The operation quickly sparked large protests outside the university. Videos show chaotic scenes: crowds confronting police, officers using force against demonstrators (including students), and heated street clashes. Many nationalists and protesters accuse the Vučić government of using brutal force to silence students and citizens who demand accountability and new elections. They see the raid as repression and proof that the authorities are protecting the powerful instead of seeking real justice. Government point of view: The authorities say the raid was a necessary legal step to gather evidence in a criminal investigation. The events have deepened divisions across Serbia and are part of broader anti-government protests that have been running for months.

Slavic Networks

46,758 views • 3 months ago

Today in Belgrade, thousands rallied in a student-organised protest against Александар Вучић Aleksandar Vučić’s rule, demanding justice, accountability and an end to corruption. Vučić can look at the square from a window; he should recognise what is staring back: a country tired of opacity, intimidation and democratic theatre. Students opened the road, citizens filled it. Serbia deserves transparency, rule of law and a European future. The EDP stands with them.
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Today in Belgrade, thousands rallied in a student-organised protest against Александар Вучић Aleksandar Vučić’s rule, demanding justice, accountability and an end to corruption. Vučić can look at the square from a window; he should recognise what is staring back: a country tired of opacity, intimidation and democratic theatre. Students opened the road, citizens filled it. Serbia deserves transparency, rule of law and a European future. The EDP stands with them.

European Democrats

30,235 views • 2 months ago

The politicisation of the protests in the name of students is now complete. After days of violence, vandalism and orchestrated disruption, the Opposition has abandoned any pretence that this was about students. Instead of debating the issue in Parliament, they have chosen street politics and are now busy fighting among themselves over who deserves credit. It has descended into: ॰ AAP vs Congress ॰ Congress vs SP ॰ Sonam vs Congress ॰ Sonam vs Dipke and Saurav Das ॰ Dhaiya vs Dipke The only losers in this political slugfest are genuine students, whose concerns have been hijacked for partisan ends. Sonam Wangchuk’s wife castigating Rahul Gandhi only shows that she has picked a side, the side sponsoring the politics of the street veto. Tragic. We witnessed similar scenes unfold in Ladakh last year. The Wangchuks’ chequered record is once again on display. It is our collective responsibility to stand up for students and protect their interests. They must not be reduced to cannon fodder in the Opposition’s cynical political games. Genuine students deserve solutions, not sponsored chaos; dialogue, not violence; and accountability, not political one-upmanship.
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The politicisation of the protests in the name of students is now complete. After days of violence, vandalism and orchestrated disruption, the Opposition has abandoned any pretence that this was about students. Instead of debating the issue in Parliament, they have chosen street politics and are now busy fighting among themselves over who deserves credit. It has descended into: ॰ AAP vs Congress ॰ Congress vs SP ॰ Sonam vs Congress ॰ Sonam vs Dipke and Saurav Das ॰ Dhaiya vs Dipke The only losers in this political slugfest are genuine students, whose concerns have been hijacked for partisan ends. Sonam Wangchuk’s wife castigating Rahul Gandhi only shows that she has picked a side, the side sponsoring the politics of the street veto. Tragic. We witnessed similar scenes unfold in Ladakh last year. The Wangchuks’ chequered record is once again on display. It is our collective responsibility to stand up for students and protect their interests. They must not be reduced to cannon fodder in the Opposition’s cynical political games. Genuine students deserve solutions, not sponsored chaos; dialogue, not violence; and accountability, not political one-upmanship.

Amit Malviya

26,299 views • 2 days ago

🚨🔥🇷🇸 SERBIA ON EDGE: NOVI PAZAR BLOCKED 🕌⚠️ PROTEST🔥🚨 Protests erupt in Sandžak as university dispute exposes deep cracks inside the state Novi Pazar was effectively brought to a standstill as students and citizens blocked Stefana Nemanje Street, escalating a conflict surrounding the State University of Novi Pazar into one of the most sensitive internal crises Serbia has faced in recent years. What started as a dispute over university governance and autonomy has now spilled decisively into the streets — and with it, long-suppressed questions of identity, trust, and cohesion inside the Serbian state. ⸻ The immediate cause of the protests lies in disagreements over management, appointments, and oversight at the state-funded university. Students and parts of the academic community argue that increased central control from Belgrade threatens institutional autonomy and weakens local influence over a key public institution. Yet the scale and speed of the mobilization make clear that this is not merely an academic issue. The university has become a symbol — and in Sandžak, symbols rarely remain confined to classrooms. ⸻ To understand why this confrontation resonates so strongly, one must understand the historical weight of Novi Pazar and the Sandžak region. Founded in the 15th century as a major Ottoman administrative and trade center, Novi Pazar developed for centuries outside the political and cultural core of the Serbian medieval and later national state. Sandžak itself takes its name from the Ottoman administrative system, reflecting its long history as a frontier zone between empires, religions, and identities. Unlike most of Serbia, Sandžak retained a strong Muslim — largely Bosniak — population, whose historical memory and social structures were shaped within a different civilizational framework. After the collapse of the Ottoman Empire and later Yugoslavia, the region became part of Serbia, but the sense of being fully integrated never entirely followed. For many locals, Novi Pazar represents more than geography. It represents continuity, recognition, and the ability to exist within Serbia without being absorbed into a narrative that does not fully reflect them. ⸻ This is why the university matters so deeply. It is one of the few major state institutions in Sandžak where local academics, students, and elites feel genuinely represented. Control over it is not perceived merely as bureaucratic authority, but as influence over the future — who teaches, who decides, and which perspectives are treated as normal rather than peripheral. Crucially, protesters are not claiming that Serbia is pursuing open anti-Muslim policies, nor that the university will become a site of ideological indoctrination. The fear is subtler, but no less powerful: that tighter centralization will gradually normalize a dominant national framework in which Sandžak’s identity becomes secondary, diluted, or reduced to regional color. ⸻ The moment protests moved from the campus to street blockades marked a turning point. Blocking major roads in Novi Pazar is not random disruption; it is a signal that institutional trust has eroded to the point where pressure politics replaces dialogue. When identity, history, and dignity become intertwined with administrative decisions, every move from the center is read symbolically. Silence becomes provocation. Reform becomes suspicion. ⸻ Serbia is not collapsing. There are no calls for secession, no parallel authorities, no territorial challenge. But what is unfolding in Novi Pazar reveals something more uncomfortable: fragile internal cohesion in a state that presents itself as unified and stable. States rarely weaken through sudden rupture. More often, they erode slowly — when regions feel unheard, when institutions lose legitimacy, and when identity becomes the language of protest. Novi Pazar is not an exception. It is a warning. Slavic Networks
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🚨🔥🇷🇸 SERBIA ON EDGE: NOVI PAZAR BLOCKED 🕌⚠️ PROTEST🔥🚨 Protests erupt in Sandžak as university dispute exposes deep cracks inside the state Novi Pazar was effectively brought to a standstill as students and citizens blocked Stefana Nemanje Street, escalating a conflict surrounding the State University of Novi Pazar into one of the most sensitive internal crises Serbia has faced in recent years. What started as a dispute over university governance and autonomy has now spilled decisively into the streets — and with it, long-suppressed questions of identity, trust, and cohesion inside the Serbian state. ⸻ The immediate cause of the protests lies in disagreements over management, appointments, and oversight at the state-funded university. Students and parts of the academic community argue that increased central control from Belgrade threatens institutional autonomy and weakens local influence over a key public institution. Yet the scale and speed of the mobilization make clear that this is not merely an academic issue. The university has become a symbol — and in Sandžak, symbols rarely remain confined to classrooms. ⸻ To understand why this confrontation resonates so strongly, one must understand the historical weight of Novi Pazar and the Sandžak region. Founded in the 15th century as a major Ottoman administrative and trade center, Novi Pazar developed for centuries outside the political and cultural core of the Serbian medieval and later national state. Sandžak itself takes its name from the Ottoman administrative system, reflecting its long history as a frontier zone between empires, religions, and identities. Unlike most of Serbia, Sandžak retained a strong Muslim — largely Bosniak — population, whose historical memory and social structures were shaped within a different civilizational framework. After the collapse of the Ottoman Empire and later Yugoslavia, the region became part of Serbia, but the sense of being fully integrated never entirely followed. For many locals, Novi Pazar represents more than geography. It represents continuity, recognition, and the ability to exist within Serbia without being absorbed into a narrative that does not fully reflect them. ⸻ This is why the university matters so deeply. It is one of the few major state institutions in Sandžak where local academics, students, and elites feel genuinely represented. Control over it is not perceived merely as bureaucratic authority, but as influence over the future — who teaches, who decides, and which perspectives are treated as normal rather than peripheral. Crucially, protesters are not claiming that Serbia is pursuing open anti-Muslim policies, nor that the university will become a site of ideological indoctrination. The fear is subtler, but no less powerful: that tighter centralization will gradually normalize a dominant national framework in which Sandžak’s identity becomes secondary, diluted, or reduced to regional color. ⸻ The moment protests moved from the campus to street blockades marked a turning point. Blocking major roads in Novi Pazar is not random disruption; it is a signal that institutional trust has eroded to the point where pressure politics replaces dialogue. When identity, history, and dignity become intertwined with administrative decisions, every move from the center is read symbolically. Silence becomes provocation. Reform becomes suspicion. ⸻ Serbia is not collapsing. There are no calls for secession, no parallel authorities, no territorial challenge. But what is unfolding in Novi Pazar reveals something more uncomfortable: fragile internal cohesion in a state that presents itself as unified and stable. States rarely weaken through sudden rupture. More often, they erode slowly — when regions feel unheard, when institutions lose legitimacy, and when identity becomes the language of protest. Novi Pazar is not an exception. It is a warning. Slavic Networks

Slavic Networks

52,340 views • 7 months ago

🔴 Protesters are blocking a fire truck and forcing it to empty its water tank - the same tank that was meant to refill the water cannon used to disperse demonstrations. ⚗️ As you can see and as citizens point out, the water is white, thicker in consistency, foamy and has a strong odor. 🔵 This is yet another piece of evidence suggesting that during the 2024 protest dispersals, the ruling party "Georgian Dream" likely used a toxic substance and the BBC investigation is close to the truth. ❗This issue urgently requires international attention and investigation! #BBC #TheCamiteCase #GeorgiaProtests #terrorinGeorgia
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🔴 Protesters are blocking a fire truck and forcing it to empty its water tank - the same tank that was meant to refill the water cannon used to disperse demonstrations. ⚗️ As you can see and as citizens point out, the water is white, thicker in consistency, foamy and has a strong odor. 🔵 This is yet another piece of evidence suggesting that during the 2024 protest dispersals, the ruling party "Georgian Dream" likely used a toxic substance and the BBC investigation is close to the truth. ❗This issue urgently requires international attention and investigation! #BBC #TheCamiteCase #GeorgiaProtests #terrorinGeorgia

A Little Georgian Warrior🇬🇪🇺🇦🇪🇺

110,680 views • 7 months ago

With Congress, AAP, farmer unions, and several other political groups stepping in, this is no longer just a student protest. Innocent students are now at risk of being used to further political agendas. At this stage, the movement is no longer entirely in CJP’s hands either. The more political parties get involved, the more students risk being exploited, causing greater damage than the paper leak itself. Justice should come through an impartial investigation by agencies like the CBI or other competent authorities. If today’s demand is Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, tomorrow it will be someone else’s, and then another’s. Where does it stop? The focus gradually shifts from accountability for the crime to a cycle of political resignations. Did Abhijeet or Saurav speak about the students who were injured? I didn’t see that discussion. Instead of keeping students’ welfare at the center, the issue is increasingly turning into another political battleground. We need to think beyond politics and focus on what truly matters: justice for the students, accountability for those responsible for the paper leak☺️🙏🏻
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With Congress, AAP, farmer unions, and several other political groups stepping in, this is no longer just a student protest. Innocent students are now at risk of being used to further political agendas. At this stage, the movement is no longer entirely in CJP’s hands either. The more political parties get involved, the more students risk being exploited, causing greater damage than the paper leak itself. Justice should come through an impartial investigation by agencies like the CBI or other competent authorities. If today’s demand is Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation, tomorrow it will be someone else’s, and then another’s. Where does it stop? The focus gradually shifts from accountability for the crime to a cycle of political resignations. Did Abhijeet or Saurav speak about the students who were injured? I didn’t see that discussion. Instead of keeping students’ welfare at the center, the issue is increasingly turning into another political battleground. We need to think beyond politics and focus on what truly matters: justice for the students, accountability for those responsible for the paper leak☺️🙏🏻

Rattan Dhillon

123,288 views • 3 days ago

There was no intention to protest or demand anything from the government; people were only going for a peaceful presence to mourn and to pay tribute to Bangabandhu. Not only the Awami League activists but also many general people of Bangladesh were going to Dhanmondi 32, yet the autocratic government and their goons in the name of ‘Chhatra-Janata’ did not allow that to happen. More than 500 people were beaten to severe injuries. Stop calling the goons the ‘Chhatra-Janata’ (students & mass); they are not representing the people of Bangladesh; they are a section of students who are political activists and now turned into Hoodlums and goons.
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There was no intention to protest or demand anything from the government; people were only going for a peaceful presence to mourn and to pay tribute to Bangabandhu. Not only the Awami League activists but also many general people of Bangladesh were going to Dhanmondi 32, yet the autocratic government and their goons in the name of ‘Chhatra-Janata’ did not allow that to happen. More than 500 people were beaten to severe injuries. Stop calling the goons the ‘Chhatra-Janata’ (students & mass); they are not representing the people of Bangladesh; they are a section of students who are political activists and now turned into Hoodlums and goons.

Mohammad Ali Arafat

50,145 views • 1 year ago

The Muslim man whom Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke has been continuously praising - even touching his feet - revealed the real agenda. When a journalist spoke to him, instead of talking about students' issues, he started talking about EVMs and SIR, claiming that the votes of lakhs of people are being removed and that "democracy is in danger." This clearly shows that students are merely being used in this protest. Their real objective is to push a broader political agenda.
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The Muslim man whom Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke has been continuously praising - even touching his feet - revealed the real agenda. When a journalist spoke to him, instead of talking about students' issues, he started talking about EVMs and SIR, claiming that the votes of lakhs of people are being removed and that "democracy is in danger." This clearly shows that students are merely being used in this protest. Their real objective is to push a broader political agenda.

Saffron Chargers

89,545 views • 1 month ago

Community activists in Senatobia, Mississippi have identified Officer Hunter Foster as the officer who allegedly killed 1‑year‑old Kohen Kartier Wiley outside a Walmart. Officials still have not publicly released the officer’s name, but the community is naming what the system will not: a baby’s life was taken during a police response to a reported shoplifting call. Local and state reporting confirm that officers opened fire on a vehicle near the Walmart and that Kohen was killed and an adult was wounded. Those same reports confirm that the investigation is ongoing and that the officer is on leave, while key details and the body‑camera footage remain out of public view. When institutions stay silent, it is often the community that has to identify the people involved and demand transparency, accountability, and real consequences. That is the work activists are doing here. Say his name: Kohen Kartier Wiley. Say his name: Hunter Foster. 🎥: Action News 5
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Community activists in Senatobia, Mississippi have identified Officer Hunter Foster as the officer who allegedly killed 1‑year‑old Kohen Kartier Wiley outside a Walmart. Officials still have not publicly released the officer’s name, but the community is naming what the system will not: a baby’s life was taken during a police response to a reported shoplifting call. Local and state reporting confirm that officers opened fire on a vehicle near the Walmart and that Kohen was killed and an adult was wounded. Those same reports confirm that the investigation is ongoing and that the officer is on leave, while key details and the body‑camera footage remain out of public view. When institutions stay silent, it is often the community that has to identify the people involved and demand transparency, accountability, and real consequences. That is the work activists are doing here. Say his name: Kohen Kartier Wiley. Say his name: Hunter Foster. 🎥: Action News 5

Lee Merritt

19,746 views • 1 month ago

No religious organisation, political party, or powerful institution—regardless of its influence or following— has the right to dictate how the Republic administers justice. The rule of law belongs to the Filipino people, not to any organisation that believes its political weight entitles it to special treatment. By publicly rallying behind Senator Rodante Marcoleta while the Ombudsman and the Department of Justice move towards filing plunder and indirect bribery charges, the Iglesia ni Cristo has chosen institutional loyalty over accountability. Instead of affirming that the law should take its course, it has created the unmistakable impression that one of its own should be shielded from the full force of the justice system. This is not an isolated matter. Senator Marcoleta has repeatedly attracted controversy—from his conduct during the Senate’s flood control inquiry, where he was accused of diverting scrutiny from key personalities and relying on discredited testimony, to serious questions surrounding undeclared campaign funds and other matters now under official investigation and an impending indictment for plunder and bribery. These allegations deserve to be tested in court, free from political or religious pressure. That is why the INC’s intervention is so troubling. A religious institution that deploys its influence to defend a politician facing grave criminal allegations, rather than insisting that justice be allowed to run its course, abandons the moral ground from which it claims to speak. It ceases to be merely a religious body and becomes a political actor seeking to influence the administration of justice. Where was this moral outrage when thousands of Filipinos died during the previous administration’s bloody drug war? Where was the INC when the Vice President was accused, replete with evidences, of corruption in office and threatened the life of a sitting President and his family? Where was this uncompromising defence of righteousness when corruption, abuse of power, and the erosion of democratic institutions demanded moral courage? Silence then, followed by political mobilisation now, is not righteousness. It is selective morality. If the INC truly believes in justice, it should welcome an independent investigation, not to resist it. Senator Marcoleta deserves due process—not immunity. He deserves a fair trial— not institutional protection. No one is above the law. Not a senator. Not a religious organisation. Not anyone who believes influence is a substitute for accountability. The rule of law must prevail over political pressure, religious influence, and institutional loyalty—every single time. Should the INC be allowed to dictate upon the government under threat of weaponising its people if their capricious objectives are not met? The INC was gifted with free expression and was put under no obligations to pay taxes for the exercise of its purpose. But the same INC is now threatening to rupture the nation into another decade of chaos and destruction. Let the INC and its leaders be warned— you have the right to choose what you want to do, but you have no right to choose the consequences of those actions.
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No religious organisation, political party, or powerful institution—regardless of its influence or following— has the right to dictate how the Republic administers justice. The rule of law belongs to the Filipino people, not to any organisation that believes its political weight entitles it to special treatment. By publicly rallying behind Senator Rodante Marcoleta while the Ombudsman and the Department of Justice move towards filing plunder and indirect bribery charges, the Iglesia ni Cristo has chosen institutional loyalty over accountability. Instead of affirming that the law should take its course, it has created the unmistakable impression that one of its own should be shielded from the full force of the justice system. This is not an isolated matter. Senator Marcoleta has repeatedly attracted controversy—from his conduct during the Senate’s flood control inquiry, where he was accused of diverting scrutiny from key personalities and relying on discredited testimony, to serious questions surrounding undeclared campaign funds and other matters now under official investigation and an impending indictment for plunder and bribery. These allegations deserve to be tested in court, free from political or religious pressure. That is why the INC’s intervention is so troubling. A religious institution that deploys its influence to defend a politician facing grave criminal allegations, rather than insisting that justice be allowed to run its course, abandons the moral ground from which it claims to speak. It ceases to be merely a religious body and becomes a political actor seeking to influence the administration of justice. Where was this moral outrage when thousands of Filipinos died during the previous administration’s bloody drug war? Where was the INC when the Vice President was accused, replete with evidences, of corruption in office and threatened the life of a sitting President and his family? Where was this uncompromising defence of righteousness when corruption, abuse of power, and the erosion of democratic institutions demanded moral courage? Silence then, followed by political mobilisation now, is not righteousness. It is selective morality. If the INC truly believes in justice, it should welcome an independent investigation, not to resist it. Senator Marcoleta deserves due process—not immunity. He deserves a fair trial— not institutional protection. No one is above the law. Not a senator. Not a religious organisation. Not anyone who believes influence is a substitute for accountability. The rule of law must prevail over political pressure, religious influence, and institutional loyalty—every single time. Should the INC be allowed to dictate upon the government under threat of weaponising its people if their capricious objectives are not met? The INC was gifted with free expression and was put under no obligations to pay taxes for the exercise of its purpose. But the same INC is now threatening to rupture the nation into another decade of chaos and destruction. Let the INC and its leaders be warned— you have the right to choose what you want to do, but you have no right to choose the consequences of those actions.

The King

10,699 views • 24 days ago

REPORTER: “Do you stand behind the use of force and will any of those use of force guidelines will be altered or changed in the future?” SEC NOEM: "It's clearly established law that a vehicle driven by a person and used to harm someone is a deadly weapon. Deadly force is perfectly lawful when a threat is faced by a weapon. "I do believe that this officer used his training in this situation and we'll let the FBI continue the investigation to get it resolved."
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REPORTER: “Do you stand behind the use of force and will any of those use of force guidelines will be altered or changed in the future?” SEC NOEM: "It's clearly established law that a vehicle driven by a person and used to harm someone is a deadly weapon. Deadly force is perfectly lawful when a threat is faced by a weapon. "I do believe that this officer used his training in this situation and we'll let the FBI continue the investigation to get it resolved."

Fox News

148,597 views • 6 months ago

Hon. Ernest Adomako, the MP for Okaikwei South, has suggested that the Ministry of Education should consider introducing drug tests for senior high and tertiary students when they return from vacation. He believes this could help tackle the growing problem of hard drug and marijuana use among students. According to him, the government is investing in Free SHS to help shape students into responsible adults, but the rising drug use threatens to undermine that goal. He added that since the government is supporting these students, it has a responsibility to ensure that only those who are serious and committed to their personal development are allowed to benefit from the system.
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Hon. Ernest Adomako, the MP for Okaikwei South, has suggested that the Ministry of Education should consider introducing drug tests for senior high and tertiary students when they return from vacation. He believes this could help tackle the growing problem of hard drug and marijuana use among students. According to him, the government is investing in Free SHS to help shape students into responsible adults, but the rising drug use threatens to undermine that goal. He added that since the government is supporting these students, it has a responsibility to ensure that only those who are serious and committed to their personal development are allowed to benefit from the system.

SIKAOFFICIAL🦍

69,138 views • 1 year ago

A capital city is one thing that either brings pride or shame to a people. This is in the heart of Harare, and it shows the economic degradation of our country. I do not know how my fellow Zimbabweans feel watching sadza being cooked in the middle of the capital city like this, at a place where real and structured economic life used to be vibrant and thriving. This is what one of the once beautiful and industrialised African capital cities has been reduced to. And this is happening barely a kilometre from the president’s office and less than 500 metres from the mayor’s office. A capital city should reflect order, productivity, and dignity. Instead, what we are witnessing is the visible collapse of urban management and the slow decay of a city that once stood as a symbol of possibility all because of failed economic policies. This should bring shame to every right thinking Zimbabwean, regardless of political persuasion. This man, and many like him, are victims of a failed system. A society that cannot create opportunities for its people pushes them into this kind of undignified survival mode. What we are witnessing in this video is not individual failure, but the real human cost of economic collapse and broken governance.
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A capital city is one thing that either brings pride or shame to a people. This is in the heart of Harare, and it shows the economic degradation of our country. I do not know how my fellow Zimbabweans feel watching sadza being cooked in the middle of the capital city like this, at a place where real and structured economic life used to be vibrant and thriving. This is what one of the once beautiful and industrialised African capital cities has been reduced to. And this is happening barely a kilometre from the president’s office and less than 500 metres from the mayor’s office. A capital city should reflect order, productivity, and dignity. Instead, what we are witnessing is the visible collapse of urban management and the slow decay of a city that once stood as a symbol of possibility all because of failed economic policies. This should bring shame to every right thinking Zimbabwean, regardless of political persuasion. This man, and many like him, are victims of a failed system. A society that cannot create opportunities for its people pushes them into this kind of undignified survival mode. What we are witnessing in this video is not individual failure, but the real human cost of economic collapse and broken governance.

Hopewell Chin’ono

47,352 views • 4 months ago

This is not just fake news. It is economic sabotage. The spread of fake news claiming that the Securities and Exchange Commission reported a P1.7 trillion market loss is false and malicious. According to the Philippine News Agency, the Palace has clarified that the SEC never made such a statement. This lie has caused unwarranted panic and shaken market confidence — a reckless act that directly harms the nation. Now the real damage: •Investor confidence was shaken. •Businesses and industries lost stability. •International partners and investors questioned our market’s credibility. •Ordinary Filipinos — from workers to small business owners — bear the consequences of instability and misinformation. The Marcos administration must act swiftly and decisively. Those behind this fake news — its creators, amplifiers, and online operators — must face the full force of the law. Freedom of expression cannot be used as a weapon to destroy public trust and destabilise the economy. Every saboteur who spreads lies that endanger the nation’s stability must be held accountable. The government must send a clear message that fake news that damages the economy is a crime, not opinion. The Filipino people deserve protection from those who thrive on chaos and deceit. Justice must be firm, and accountability must be total. These saboteurs need to be identified and hunted down.
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This is not just fake news. It is economic sabotage. The spread of fake news claiming that the Securities and Exchange Commission reported a P1.7 trillion market loss is false and malicious. According to the Philippine News Agency, the Palace has clarified that the SEC never made such a statement. This lie has caused unwarranted panic and shaken market confidence — a reckless act that directly harms the nation. Now the real damage: •Investor confidence was shaken. •Businesses and industries lost stability. •International partners and investors questioned our market’s credibility. •Ordinary Filipinos — from workers to small business owners — bear the consequences of instability and misinformation. The Marcos administration must act swiftly and decisively. Those behind this fake news — its creators, amplifiers, and online operators — must face the full force of the law. Freedom of expression cannot be used as a weapon to destroy public trust and destabilise the economy. Every saboteur who spreads lies that endanger the nation’s stability must be held accountable. The government must send a clear message that fake news that damages the economy is a crime, not opinion. The Filipino people deserve protection from those who thrive on chaos and deceit. Justice must be firm, and accountability must be total. These saboteurs need to be identified and hunted down.

The King

15,376 views • 9 months ago

The truth is simple—justice for survivors is not a partisan issue. For decades, the justice system has failed those abused by Epstein and his associates. We—as Members of Congress—have a responsibility to pursue truth, justice, and accountability—wherever that leads. And, we must ensure this never happens again. Ever.
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The truth is simple—justice for survivors is not a partisan issue. For decades, the justice system has failed those abused by Epstein and his associates. We—as Members of Congress—have a responsibility to pursue truth, justice, and accountability—wherever that leads. And, we must ensure this never happens again. Ever.

Rep. Melanie Stansbury

12,768 views • 8 months ago

BREAKING: RFK Jr. vows to launch a real vaccine injury reporting system that actually works. This is HUGE! LAURA INGRAHAM: “Do you think the COVID vaccine was safe, and the boosters were safe? A lot of people talk about adverse effects. RFK JR: “We don’t have good data on it, and that is a crime. The fact that we don’t have a surveillance system that actually works. “In 2010, the CDC had a surveillance system called the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System, and it’s supposed to pick up injuries. But the CDC did a study of that system in 2010, and that study said, and this is a published study by the CDC, that it captures less than 1% of vaccine injuries. That’s inexcusable. “Congress and the Institute of Medicine, the National Academy of Sciences, have repeatedly ordered the CDC to put together a better vaccine reporting system. And we will do that right away.”
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BREAKING: RFK Jr. vows to launch a real vaccine injury reporting system that actually works. This is HUGE! LAURA INGRAHAM: “Do you think the COVID vaccine was safe, and the boosters were safe? A lot of people talk about adverse effects. RFK JR: “We don’t have good data on it, and that is a crime. The fact that we don’t have a surveillance system that actually works. “In 2010, the CDC had a surveillance system called the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System, and it’s supposed to pick up injuries. But the CDC did a study of that system in 2010, and that study said, and this is a published study by the CDC, that it captures less than 1% of vaccine injuries. That’s inexcusable. “Congress and the Institute of Medicine, the National Academy of Sciences, have repeatedly ordered the CDC to put together a better vaccine reporting system. And we will do that right away.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

890,486 views • 1 year ago

Charging the Southern Poverty Law Center with a federal crime for paying informants to help dismantle hate groups is an outrageous weaponization of the Dept of Justice and the FBI. As someone who has been a prosecutor and has taken on the Klan I can tell you that use of paid informants is a common tactic used to dismantle drug cartels, the mob and extremist groups on both the right and the left. It is clear that all civil rights organizations are in the cross hairs of this Administration and that folks, puts everyone at risk.
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Charging the Southern Poverty Law Center with a federal crime for paying informants to help dismantle hate groups is an outrageous weaponization of the Dept of Justice and the FBI. As someone who has been a prosecutor and has taken on the Klan I can tell you that use of paid informants is a common tactic used to dismantle drug cartels, the mob and extremist groups on both the right and the left. It is clear that all civil rights organizations are in the cross hairs of this Administration and that folks, puts everyone at risk.

Doug Jones

713,254 views • 3 months ago