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These people protested AGAINST us, telling us we would NEVER see a foreign-led rape gang in Norwich. Now that it’s happened, they have the NERVE to tell us who we can and cannot invite to our demos.

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The people across the road once told us that we would NEVER see a refugee-rape gang in Norwich. They counter-protested us throughout last year, dismissing our warnings and laughing at us. Today, we stood against the eight Afghan ‘refugees’ who have been charged with trafficking and gangraping two teenage girls.

The people across the road once told us that we would NEVER see a refugee-rape gang in Norwich. They counter-protested us throughout last year, dismissing our warnings and laughing at us. Today, we stood against the eight Afghan ‘refugees’ who have been charged with trafficking and gangraping two teenage girls.

Sydney Jones

386,581 views • 12 days ago

Abdul El-Sayed: “We don’t back down. When they tell us we can’t get Super PAC money out of our politics, we don’t back down. When they tell us we cannot stand with our union sisters and brothers, we don’t back down. When they tell us we can’t guarantee healthcare in the richest most powerful country in the world, we don’t back down. When they tell us we cannot stand up against stupid endless wars, we don’t back down. When they tell us we cannot stand up and abolish ICE, we don’t back down. When they tell us we can’t build an economy that includes all of us, we don’t back down. When they tell us we cannot believe in a future that is bigger than the present we have, we don’t back down”

Abdul El-Sayed: “We don’t back down. When they tell us we can’t get Super PAC money out of our politics, we don’t back down. When they tell us we cannot stand with our union sisters and brothers, we don’t back down. When they tell us we can’t guarantee healthcare in the richest most powerful country in the world, we don’t back down. When they tell us we cannot stand up against stupid endless wars, we don’t back down. When they tell us we cannot stand up and abolish ICE, we don’t back down. When they tell us we can’t build an economy that includes all of us, we don’t back down. When they tell us we cannot believe in a future that is bigger than the present we have, we don’t back down”

Marco Foster

19,420 views • 3 months ago

“Why did you sell us a dream? You made us spend our youth, our wealth in this country and gave us a dream… We have worked hard for it. How can you as a vice president stand there and say that we have too many of them now and we are going to take them out to people who are here rightfully so by paying the money that you guys asked us? You gave us the path and now how can you stop it and tell us we don't belong here anymore?” Queen I tell you.

“Why did you sell us a dream? You made us spend our youth, our wealth in this country and gave us a dream… We have worked hard for it. How can you as a vice president stand there and say that we have too many of them now and we are going to take them out to people who are here rightfully so by paying the money that you guys asked us? You gave us the path and now how can you stop it and tell us we don't belong here anymore?” Queen I tell you.

Shubhangi Sharma

3,498,360 views • 9 months ago

We cannot play host to this. We cannot play nice with this. They come to our countries, look us in our eyes, and tell us that WE DO NOT EXIST. Worse yet, our bought-off governments help bring them here, then use the power of the state to suppress the natural reaction to this genocidal agitprop. We have two choices: We can assert our existence in spite of what's aligned against us, or we can continuing playing nice and “tolerate” our way into actual non-existence. Promisingly, the Irish seem poised to lead the charge on asserting their existence.

We cannot play host to this. We cannot play nice with this. They come to our countries, look us in our eyes, and tell us that WE DO NOT EXIST. Worse yet, our bought-off governments help bring them here, then use the power of the state to suppress the natural reaction to this genocidal agitprop. We have two choices: We can assert our existence in spite of what's aligned against us, or we can continuing playing nice and “tolerate” our way into actual non-existence. Promisingly, the Irish seem poised to lead the charge on asserting their existence.

Daniel Concannon

16,045 views • 1 year ago

“You remember the lives we lost. It is a good thing to be talking about this as we approach the month of April, when we commemorate the Genocide. Those who were involved and are not Rwandans, played an even more significant role in the tragic events that happened than Rwandans did. These are the same people who, even today, continue to persecute us, denying us peace, and making us pay a price because we were not meant to survive. They hold this against us because we did not stay at the bottom where they wanted us to stay broken and unable to heal. And for that, they believe we must pay. They want to show us that they have the power to take us back to that same place.” President Kagame | #KwegeraAbaturage

“You remember the lives we lost. It is a good thing to be talking about this as we approach the month of April, when we commemorate the Genocide. Those who were involved and are not Rwandans, played an even more significant role in the tragic events that happened than Rwandans did. These are the same people who, even today, continue to persecute us, denying us peace, and making us pay a price because we were not meant to survive. They hold this against us because we did not stay at the bottom where they wanted us to stay broken and unable to heal. And for that, they believe we must pay. They want to show us that they have the power to take us back to that same place.” President Kagame | #KwegeraAbaturage

Presidency | Rwanda

45,430 views • 1 year ago

.Casey Putsch on the H-1B visa scam: “They’re pissing in our face and telling us it’s rain.” We have THE BEST talent here in America. We have to stop letting corporations undercut and REPLACE us with cheap foreign labor.

.Casey Putsch on the H-1B visa scam: “They’re pissing in our face and telling us it’s rain.” We have THE BEST talent here in America. We have to stop letting corporations undercut and REPLACE us with cheap foreign labor.

Casey Putsch for Ohio Governor

25,335 views • 4 months ago

"I don't think we should have to prove to anybody what happened to these [dead children at Kamloops] because they are there and they send us messages telling us they're there...[@tkemlups] Chief Casimir and I went to visit the sacred site. You can tell they're there, right?"

"I don't think we should have to prove to anybody what happened to these [dead children at Kamloops] because they are there and they send us messages telling us they're there...[@tkemlups] Chief Casimir and I went to visit the sacred site. You can tell they're there, right?"

Frances Widdowson

1,217,600 views • 12 days ago

Hollywood has been telling us all along. Things that we are “seeing” now and “hearing” now have already been put before us. Was it to prepare us so we wouldn’t panic or were they laughing in our faces?

Hollywood has been telling us all along. Things that we are “seeing” now and “hearing” now have already been put before us. Was it to prepare us so we wouldn’t panic or were they laughing in our faces?

CeCe

18,261 views • 5 months ago

STOP. WATCH. LISTEN. FEEL. SHARE. Lament of the Vaxx-Injured, Read by Cody Hudson If this video doesn’t pierce your heart to its core, you may not have one. I don’t care if you’re pro-vax or anti-vax, we are all united in our compassion for the suffering. Multi-stroke survivor–vaccine-injured Cody offered up his arm because he was told it would help others. Now he has a terminal diagnosis. Cody’s life will never be the same. The least you can do is take 10 minutes to watch this. Please. Then help us pass Cody’s Law in Florida by sharing this recklessly, repeatedly, for as long as it takes. Post it to Florida senators and Gov. Ron DeSantis. You’ll find a list of emails and X handles for them in the link above along with the heavily hyperlinked poem. We only have until February 28 to find a Florida senator to cosponsor HB 149. We need all hands on deck to help the vaxx-injured. THANK YOU for seeing them, hearing them, feeling them, and helping them. Lament of the Vaxx-Injured by Margaret Anna Alice They told us it was safe. They told us it was effective. They told us everyone was doing it. They told us not getting it was selfish. They told us it was the only way we could study, work, shop, live. We listened to them. Why would they lie to us? We trusted them. Why would they hurt us? So we got it. And every day since that irrevocable, life-shattering decision has been unrelenting agony and exhaustion, apprehension and regret, uncertainty and dread. Our lives are now a continuum of questioning, of searching, of testing, of fretting. They tell us we’re faking it. They tell us we’re lying. They tell us we’re imagining it. They tell us we’re anxious. They tell us we’re exaggerating. They tell us we’re grifting. And once it’s undeniable— when the diagnostics show heart damage, blood clots, myocarditis, pericarditis, cardiac arrest, hematologic abnormalities, impaired immune functionality, shingles, Bell’s palsy, Guillain–Barré syndrome, autoimmune disease, multiple sclerosis, transverse myelitis, neuropathy, paralysis, multi-organ inflammation, leprosy, strokes, dementia, prion disease, cerebrovascular disease, brain damage, tinnitus, turbo cancer, DNA integration, deep vein thrombosis, post-vaccination syndrome, multisystem failure— then they tell us they’re baffled. Then they tell us they don’t know how to fix it. Every day, we research as if our lives depend on it, because they do. Because only we and our loved ones care enough to save us. For some, we’re a statistic, a number on a spreadsheet. For others, we don’t exist. They don’t want us to exist. They refuse to see us. They refuse to hear us. They refuse to feel us. They refuse to help us. Every minute, we scrape together the strength to endure the anguish, to resist the gaslighting, to seek out supplements, procedures, practices— anything that will offer relief, anything that will soften the suffering, anything that will delay our terminal diagnosis. They tell us to shut up. They tell us not to scare others. They tell us it is rare. They tell us it was worth it. And no one takes responsibility— not the NGOs that hocus-pocused us, not the corporations that poisoned us, not the governments that coerced us, not the agencies that betrayed us, not the institutions that mandated us, not the philanthropaths who targeted us, not the ideologues who ridiculed us, not the tyrants who scapegoated us, not the politicians who maneuvered us, not the enforcers who penned us, not the psychologists who manipulated us, not the propagandists who petrified us, not the experts who hoodwinked us, not the scientists who head-faked us, not the censors who erased us, not the doctors who pushed us, not the nurses who needled us, not the pharmacists who stabbed us. They call us anti-vaxxers. But we got jabbed? They call us conspiracy theorists. But we believed them? They call us science-deniers. But we trusted it? And now we’re on our own— without support, without compensation, without legal recourse. Some of us have lost our jobs, our insurance, our babies, our lives. They don’t need us anymore. They don’t want us anymore. They got what they ordered … and moved on. Each twinge of pain is silver in their pockets. Each desperate scream is Muzak in their waiting room. Each vaxxicide is another piece of evidence buried. So that’s why we have to live. That’s why we have to survive. That’s why we have to fight. That’s why we have to wage justice. We are living proof of their fraud, of their cruelty, of their tyranny. Chisel our truth into your hearts. Tattoo our stories onto your arms. Photograph our faces with your minds. Testify to our torment. Testify to their lies. Testify to their crimes. See us. Hear us. Feel us. Help us.

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Margaret Anna Alice

199,220 views • 1 year ago

“We have a government telling us to not believe our own eyes. But the American people aren't stupid. We can all watch the tapes and see what happened: an American citizen was mercilessly gunned down.” — Rep. Becca Balint

“We have a government telling us to not believe our own eyes. But the American people aren't stupid. We can all watch the tapes and see what happened: an American citizen was mercilessly gunned down.” — Rep. Becca Balint

House Judiciary Dems

27,009 views • 6 months ago

Sharp criticism from a well-known Saudi analyst against Arab countries' support for the US and Israel: "We are occupied by the US, and Arab countries have become a shield for the US and Israel!" Saad Al-Faqih, a political analyst: 🔵 "We are protecting the US, we invited the Americans to protect us, and now we are protecting them." 🔵 "We have no grounds to protest against Iran, we have no justification, because we have provided our military bases to the US. I swear, our claims to neutrality in this war are unacceptable."

Sharp criticism from a well-known Saudi analyst against Arab countries' support for the US and Israel: "We are occupied by the US, and Arab countries have become a shield for the US and Israel!" Saad Al-Faqih, a political analyst: 🔵 "We are protecting the US, we invited the Americans to protect us, and now we are protecting them." 🔵 "We have no grounds to protest against Iran, we have no justification, because we have provided our military bases to the US. I swear, our claims to neutrality in this war are unacceptable."

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224,140 views • 4 months ago

“Keep telling us what you love and what we should keep doing, tell us what we don’t have and keep telling us what’s wrong right now” You can continue to share your thoughts over at FC Feedback:

“Keep telling us what you love and what we should keep doing, tell us what we don’t have and keep telling us what’s wrong right now” You can continue to share your thoughts over at FC Feedback:

EA SPORTS FC Direct Communication

46,179 views • 11 months ago

Ramirez: But tonight, I want to talk to you about Donald Trump and his administration — and their abuse of power. They are abusing the power of government to prosecute dissent. They are abusing immigration enforcement to terrorize us. They’re abusing detention to punish our neighbors. They’re abusing the military to occupy our cities. They’re abusing federal resources to enrich their donors and campaign contributors. They’re abusing the justice system to silence survivors, discredit victims, and avoid accountability. We need to understand that everything Donald Trump and his cronies are doing is interconnected abuse — intended to intimidate us, control us, and try to destroy us. They want us small, and they want us silent. They have tried to silence us with chokeholds, full-body restraints, criminal charges, withheld care, reckless chases, people disappeared, and even executions. But let me tell you: today, in that gallery, my seat is empty — representing the more than 40 lives we have lost to the violence of the Trump administration. They want our resources, our freedoms, our lives to advance their imperialistic, fascist, authoritarian agenda. But here’s the thing: they can try to persecute us. They will try to terrorize us, punish us, occupy us, and discredit us. But they will never, ever silence us. Am I right? We are the legacy of leaders who look abusers in the eye and refuse to be silent — and we fight back. So tonight, I’m calling on us to remember who we are. We are being targeted by a regime that wants to break our resistance and make an example of us — because we are strong, we are powerful, and we are unafraid. We persist. We lift our voices. We defy their control. Because our resistance defies the State of the Union. And I can tell you tonight: the state of the resistance is strong.

Ramirez: But tonight, I want to talk to you about Donald Trump and his administration — and their abuse of power. They are abusing the power of government to prosecute dissent. They are abusing immigration enforcement to terrorize us. They’re abusing detention to punish our neighbors. They’re abusing the military to occupy our cities. They’re abusing federal resources to enrich their donors and campaign contributors. They’re abusing the justice system to silence survivors, discredit victims, and avoid accountability. We need to understand that everything Donald Trump and his cronies are doing is interconnected abuse — intended to intimidate us, control us, and try to destroy us. They want us small, and they want us silent. They have tried to silence us with chokeholds, full-body restraints, criminal charges, withheld care, reckless chases, people disappeared, and even executions. But let me tell you: today, in that gallery, my seat is empty — representing the more than 40 lives we have lost to the violence of the Trump administration. They want our resources, our freedoms, our lives to advance their imperialistic, fascist, authoritarian agenda. But here’s the thing: they can try to persecute us. They will try to terrorize us, punish us, occupy us, and discredit us. But they will never, ever silence us. Am I right? We are the legacy of leaders who look abusers in the eye and refuse to be silent — and we fight back. So tonight, I’m calling on us to remember who we are. We are being targeted by a regime that wants to break our resistance and make an example of us — because we are strong, we are powerful, and we are unafraid. We persist. We lift our voices. We defy their control. Because our resistance defies the State of the Union. And I can tell you tonight: the state of the resistance is strong.

Acyn

25,887 views • 5 months ago

The enemy will forever fail to comprehend us. When they kill us, they strengthen us. They misread our patience. They cannot grasp our wisdom and calculations. And they cannot tolerate our wrath. We are the nation of Imam Hussein, and we will never forsake the children of Gaza.

The enemy will forever fail to comprehend us. When they kill us, they strengthen us. They misread our patience. They cannot grasp our wisdom and calculations. And they cannot tolerate our wrath. We are the nation of Imam Hussein, and we will never forsake the children of Gaza.

Seyed Mohammad Marandi

51,389 views • 10 months ago

"We like the only race of people that they tell us to forget our history."

"We like the only race of people that they tell us to forget our history."

Kentah Gwanjez

34,452 views • 10 months ago

Last 7-8 years, we have come of age. Not just against our rivals but we now know how to speak to anyone who wants to bull*** us. We have got a great foreign minister S Jaishankar who now stands up for us — Actor R Madhavan tells

Last 7-8 years, we have come of age. Not just against our rivals but we now know how to speak to anyone who wants to bull*** us. We have got a great foreign minister S Jaishankar who now stands up for us — Actor R Madhavan tells

Rohan Dua

63,759 views • 3 years ago

The people bringing food aid have not helped us develop. Instead, they have created a beggar mentality. We hold out our hands to receive food. That is not a good thing. Our farmers have stopped producing because they cannot sell what is produced. It is the surplus from farmers in other countries that is brought in here. We want something else. Those who really want to help us can give us ploughs, tractors, fertilizer, insecticide, watering cans, drills, and dams. That is how we would define food aid. Those who come with wheat, millet, corn, or milk are not helping us.” Thomas Sankara - He Who Feeds You Controls You.

The people bringing food aid have not helped us develop. Instead, they have created a beggar mentality. We hold out our hands to receive food. That is not a good thing. Our farmers have stopped producing because they cannot sell what is produced. It is the surplus from farmers in other countries that is brought in here. We want something else. Those who really want to help us can give us ploughs, tractors, fertilizer, insecticide, watering cans, drills, and dams. That is how we would define food aid. Those who come with wheat, millet, corn, or milk are not helping us.” Thomas Sankara - He Who Feeds You Controls You.

Jean Claude NIYOMUGABO

11,817 views • 1 year ago

Question: When you talk about too many immigrants here, when did you guys decide that number? Why did you sell us a dream? You made us spend our youth, our wealth in this country and gave us a dream. You don't owe us anything. We have worked hard for it. How can you as a vice president stand there and say that we have too many of them now and we are going to take them out to people who are here rightfully so by paying the money that you guys asked us? You gave us the path and now how can you stop it and tell us we don't belong here anymore?

Question: When you talk about too many immigrants here, when did you guys decide that number? Why did you sell us a dream? You made us spend our youth, our wealth in this country and gave us a dream. You don't owe us anything. We have worked hard for it. How can you as a vice president stand there and say that we have too many of them now and we are going to take them out to people who are here rightfully so by paying the money that you guys asked us? You gave us the path and now how can you stop it and tell us we don't belong here anymore?

Acyn

2,525,405 views • 9 months ago

We used to have leaders who would go to those Summits to unapologetically speak their minds. No we're led by people who are scared of "offending" outsiders, even telling us resources discovered in our country aren't ours.

We used to have leaders who would go to those Summits to unapologetically speak their minds. No we're led by people who are scared of "offending" outsiders, even telling us resources discovered in our country aren't ours.

Kayilula

27,457 views • 2 years ago