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🎥🇵🇸 “We went to sleep under a ceasefire… thinking that the situation would get better.” Footage from Drop Site contributor Abdel Qader Sabbah shows the aftermath of an Israeli strike on the main medical warehouse at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah, which also shredded nearby tents sheltering displaced...

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🇵🇸💢 “The disaster is even more severe”: Israeli strike wipes out much of Gaza’s remaining strategic medical stockpile An Israeli strike destroyed two of four central medicine warehouses at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah, including equipment and solutions needed to keep kidney dialysis services operating. Standing amid the wreckage, hospital director Raed Hussein told Drop Site contributor Abdel Qader Sabbah that the attack would have a “direct impact” on dialysis care and could force the hospital to halt treatment unless replacement supplies are secured. “The damage is even greater, the disaster is even more severe, and it will make it much harder for us to respond in the coming period,” Hussein said. Dr. Mounir al-Bursh, director general of Gaza’s Health Ministry, told Al Jazeera Arabic that the warehouses held the ministry’s strategic medical stockpile and that the strike destroyed large quantities of medicines and supplies. More than 52% of medicines and 54% of medical supplies are now unavailable, including dialysis supplies, al-Bursh said. He warned that Israel’s blockade, restrictions on medical imports, and repeated attacks on Gaza’s remaining healthcare infrastructure are depriving thousands of patients of treatment. “The loss of these warehouses means losing life-saving medicines and making patient care even more difficult.” By عبد القادر صباح and Jawa Ahmad.
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🇵🇸💢 “The disaster is even more severe”: Israeli strike wipes out much of Gaza’s remaining strategic medical stockpile An Israeli strike destroyed two of four central medicine warehouses at Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah, including equipment and solutions needed to keep kidney dialysis services operating. Standing amid the wreckage, hospital director Raed Hussein told Drop Site contributor Abdel Qader Sabbah that the attack would have a “direct impact” on dialysis care and could force the hospital to halt treatment unless replacement supplies are secured. “The damage is even greater, the disaster is even more severe, and it will make it much harder for us to respond in the coming period,” Hussein said. Dr. Mounir al-Bursh, director general of Gaza’s Health Ministry, told Al Jazeera Arabic that the warehouses held the ministry’s strategic medical stockpile and that the strike destroyed large quantities of medicines and supplies. More than 52% of medicines and 54% of medical supplies are now unavailable, including dialysis supplies, al-Bursh said. He warned that Israel’s blockade, restrictions on medical imports, and repeated attacks on Gaza’s remaining healthcare infrastructure are depriving thousands of patients of treatment. “The loss of these warehouses means losing life-saving medicines and making patient care even more difficult.” By عبد القادر صباح and Jawa Ahmad.

Drop Site

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📢 A Just Stop Oil spokesperson said: “Cricket is an important part of our national heritage, but how can we enjoy the Ashes when much of the cricketing world is becoming unfit for humans to live in? We can no longer afford to distract ourselves when the sports we play, the food we eat, and the culture we cherish is at risk. “It’s time for cricket lovers and all those who understand the severity of this situation to get onto the streets and demand action from this illegitimate, criminal government. When our children ask us, ‘What did we do to avert this crisis?’ we better have a good answer.” #Ashes2023
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📢 A Just Stop Oil spokesperson said: “Cricket is an important part of our national heritage, but how can we enjoy the Ashes when much of the cricketing world is becoming unfit for humans to live in? We can no longer afford to distract ourselves when the sports we play, the food we eat, and the culture we cherish is at risk. “It’s time for cricket lovers and all those who understand the severity of this situation to get onto the streets and demand action from this illegitimate, criminal government. When our children ask us, ‘What did we do to avert this crisis?’ we better have a good answer.” #Ashes2023

Just Stop Oil

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💢 NEW: “It Was Not a Strike, It Was an Earthquake”: Israel Levels Displacement Tents in Beit Lahia Israeli forces destroyed a cluster of displacement tents and homes in Beit Lahia, in the northern Gaza Strip, on Monday evening, ordering residents to flee with ten minutes’ notice before flattening everything they owned. The area sits about a kilometer from the “Yellow Line,” the position Israeli forces hold inside Gaza, and comes under daily shelling, Drop Site contributor Abdel Qader Sabbah reports. Jamal Ahmed al-Asal told Drop Site that Israeli intelligence phoned and gave his family minutes to evacuate a small plot where they grew vegetables to survive. “We left with nothing. We left quickly, and that was it. In only ten minutes, what can you take? All our belongings remained and were buried.” “We are peaceful in our homes. We don’t harm anyone… We have no part in any of these stories,” he said. “No water, no electricity. We don’t even have a life. And this came and finished us off.” Abu Muadh al-Asal, a second resident, said the family was ordered to the main road, then another 150 meters back to a camp, before the F-16 strike hit. “It was not a strike; it was an earthquake,” he said. “The entire Gaza Strip may have heard this strike because of how loud it was.” He called it a flagrant breach of the ceasefire and rejected any pretext for it. “We were sitting here in our house, safe. No resistance, nothing at all,” he said. “These tanks are firing at us every day.” Asked where his family would go, he said there was nowhere left: “You go to the port, the ‘safe zone,’ there are still strikes. There is no safe place in the Gaza Strip… They tell you it’s a safe place. This is all a lie.” He said no one trusts Israel to honor the truce. “The Israelis are not reliable… The tanks could be here at any moment. Every day the army pushes closer to the Yellow Line, kilometer by kilometer.” 🎥 عبد القادر صباح
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💢 NEW: “It Was Not a Strike, It Was an Earthquake”: Israel Levels Displacement Tents in Beit Lahia Israeli forces destroyed a cluster of displacement tents and homes in Beit Lahia, in the northern Gaza Strip, on Monday evening, ordering residents to flee with ten minutes’ notice before flattening everything they owned. The area sits about a kilometer from the “Yellow Line,” the position Israeli forces hold inside Gaza, and comes under daily shelling, Drop Site contributor Abdel Qader Sabbah reports. Jamal Ahmed al-Asal told Drop Site that Israeli intelligence phoned and gave his family minutes to evacuate a small plot where they grew vegetables to survive. “We left with nothing. We left quickly, and that was it. In only ten minutes, what can you take? All our belongings remained and were buried.” “We are peaceful in our homes. We don’t harm anyone… We have no part in any of these stories,” he said. “No water, no electricity. We don’t even have a life. And this came and finished us off.” Abu Muadh al-Asal, a second resident, said the family was ordered to the main road, then another 150 meters back to a camp, before the F-16 strike hit. “It was not a strike; it was an earthquake,” he said. “The entire Gaza Strip may have heard this strike because of how loud it was.” He called it a flagrant breach of the ceasefire and rejected any pretext for it. “We were sitting here in our house, safe. No resistance, nothing at all,” he said. “These tanks are firing at us every day.” Asked where his family would go, he said there was nowhere left: “You go to the port, the ‘safe zone,’ there are still strikes. There is no safe place in the Gaza Strip… They tell you it’s a safe place. This is all a lie.” He said no one trusts Israel to honor the truce. “The Israelis are not reliable… The tanks could be here at any moment. Every day the army pushes closer to the Yellow Line, kilometer by kilometer.” 🎥 عبد القادر صباح

Drop Site

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Displacement orders were issued to several schools serving as shelters near Friends of the Patient Hospital on Friday evening in Gaza City, coinciding with an Israeli military attack near the Al-Nour Center in the Al-Rimal neighborhood. Families were forced to flee the area in the middle of the night carrying scant belongings. One man being displaced with his family said: “We were rejoicing before when we heard that Hamas accepted the proposal and we were happy. All of a sudden they were saying we have to leave the area and we found ourselves leaving the place we were in and I don’t know where we are going to go. Me and my wife and kids, and my daughter and kids where are we going to go? We have no where to go. Five minutes earlier we were happy that Hamas had accepted the proposal — that’s what we heard, that Hamas had accepted the proposal — and all of a sudden we have to evacuate the block.” Footage via Abdel Qader Sabbah
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Displacement orders were issued to several schools serving as shelters near Friends of the Patient Hospital on Friday evening in Gaza City, coinciding with an Israeli military attack near the Al-Nour Center in the Al-Rimal neighborhood. Families were forced to flee the area in the middle of the night carrying scant belongings. One man being displaced with his family said: “We were rejoicing before when we heard that Hamas accepted the proposal and we were happy. All of a sudden they were saying we have to leave the area and we found ourselves leaving the place we were in and I don’t know where we are going to go. Me and my wife and kids, and my daughter and kids where are we going to go? We have no where to go. Five minutes earlier we were happy that Hamas had accepted the proposal — that’s what we heard, that Hamas had accepted the proposal — and all of a sudden we have to evacuate the block.” Footage via Abdel Qader Sabbah

Drop Site

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🇵🇸🎥 New: Mohammed Al-Da’ma describes an Israeli strike today that hit a tent beside a school sheltering displaced families in northwest Gaza City. Local media report the strike killed 1 person and wounded several others. Al-Da’ma told Drop Site contributor Mohammed Ahmed that the tent housed a family of four: a man, his wife, their young son, and the man’s uncle. Just 15 minutes before the strike, he said, a water truck had pulled up and the schoolyard’s children, boys aged 10 and under who play soccer there, had rushed out to fill their containers. Half an hour earlier, families had gathered in the same spot to collect cleaning supplies. “There is nowhere safe,” Al-Da’ma said. He said he rarely leaves his tent, and when he does, even for a 100 meter walk, “I entrust myself to God,” fearing any car or person nearby could be the next target. “I demand that the world intervene to stop this humiliation and disaster… and the massacres that are happening every single day,” he said. “We don’t fire missiles, we don’t fire cannons… We are sitting peacefully. We are people who live peacefully and own nothing except God Almighty.” 🎥 Interview attached. Footage from the site of the strike is in the linked post below. (Via Mohammed Ahmed)
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🇵🇸🎥 New: Mohammed Al-Da’ma describes an Israeli strike today that hit a tent beside a school sheltering displaced families in northwest Gaza City. Local media report the strike killed 1 person and wounded several others. Al-Da’ma told Drop Site contributor Mohammed Ahmed that the tent housed a family of four: a man, his wife, their young son, and the man’s uncle. Just 15 minutes before the strike, he said, a water truck had pulled up and the schoolyard’s children, boys aged 10 and under who play soccer there, had rushed out to fill their containers. Half an hour earlier, families had gathered in the same spot to collect cleaning supplies. “There is nowhere safe,” Al-Da’ma said. He said he rarely leaves his tent, and when he does, even for a 100 meter walk, “I entrust myself to God,” fearing any car or person nearby could be the next target. “I demand that the world intervene to stop this humiliation and disaster… and the massacres that are happening every single day,” he said. “We don’t fire missiles, we don’t fire cannons… We are sitting peacefully. We are people who live peacefully and own nothing except God Almighty.” 🎥 Interview attached. Footage from the site of the strike is in the linked post below. (Via Mohammed Ahmed)

Drop Site

77,679 views • 1 month ago

🇵🇸🇮🇱 Children light candles at Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza in memory of the innocent victims: “We are the children that came up under the rubble, we are the children you did this to, we do not fear you. Sufficient for us is God and he is the best disposer of affairs.”
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🇵🇸🇮🇱 Children light candles at Al Shifa Hospital in Gaza in memory of the innocent victims: “We are the children that came up under the rubble, we are the children you did this to, we do not fear you. Sufficient for us is God and he is the best disposer of affairs.”

Mario Nawfal

196,370 views • 2 years ago

Mark Cuban reveals an employee stole $82,000 out of the $84,000 his company had left at the time “We had $84,000 in the bank and we did our accounts payable and we just gave it to a girl who did part time work for us and said take it to the post office, no big deal right” “I get a call from the bank, sir we have this young lady that just went through and she cashed these checks, I’m like what” “She whited out the payee and wrote her name over top of them and I’m like you didn’t let her cash it, well of course we did we’re a bank son what do you think we do” “82 of the $84,000 that we had gone robbed us, Renee Hardy”
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Mark Cuban reveals an employee stole $82,000 out of the $84,000 his company had left at the time “We had $84,000 in the bank and we did our accounts payable and we just gave it to a girl who did part time work for us and said take it to the post office, no big deal right” “I get a call from the bank, sir we have this young lady that just went through and she cashed these checks, I’m like what” “She whited out the payee and wrote her name over top of them and I’m like you didn’t let her cash it, well of course we did we’re a bank son what do you think we do” “82 of the $84,000 that we had gone robbed us, Renee Hardy”

Third

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Karl Popper on How We Gain Knowledge: ––Karl Popper: "People think, usually, that we acquire knowledge by opening our eyes and our ears and let the sensations stream into us, and they believe then that we record this like a camera. In my opinion, if we wish to get knowledge, we have to have a problem. It has to be knowledge of something. We have to find out something. We don't have to wait for information to stream into us, but we have to be inquisitive if we want to get knowledge. If we were passive, we would gain a confused mass of sensations or something like that, which we would hardly be able to understand and to convert into what one may call knowledge. Quite apart from that, perception is not really, in my opinion, the main source of our knowledge. The role of perception is to inform us about a momentary situation in our environment. But we couldn't really interpret our perceptions without knowing much more about our environment, namely, we know whether we are in a house or whether we are in a glacier. So we have two kinds of knowledge: this wider knowledge of a frame in which we orientate ourselves, and the momentary perception which gives us information about the situation at that particular moment. And it is only this situation in which we can use our perception. So we have theoretical knowledge and, if you like, the momentary practical challenge to our theoretical knowledge. And here comes perception in."
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Karl Popper on How We Gain Knowledge: ––Karl Popper: "People think, usually, that we acquire knowledge by opening our eyes and our ears and let the sensations stream into us, and they believe then that we record this like a camera. In my opinion, if we wish to get knowledge, we have to have a problem. It has to be knowledge of something. We have to find out something. We don't have to wait for information to stream into us, but we have to be inquisitive if we want to get knowledge. If we were passive, we would gain a confused mass of sensations or something like that, which we would hardly be able to understand and to convert into what one may call knowledge. Quite apart from that, perception is not really, in my opinion, the main source of our knowledge. The role of perception is to inform us about a momentary situation in our environment. But we couldn't really interpret our perceptions without knowing much more about our environment, namely, we know whether we are in a house or whether we are in a glacier. So we have two kinds of knowledge: this wider knowledge of a frame in which we orientate ourselves, and the momentary perception which gives us information about the situation at that particular moment. And it is only this situation in which we can use our perception. So we have theoretical knowledge and, if you like, the momentary practical challenge to our theoretical knowledge. And here comes perception in."

Karl Popper Quotes

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⚡️ “What ceasefire? They don’t know what a ceasefire is.” Israeli warplanes bombed a residential block in Al-Shati refugee camp west of Gaza City on Thursday evening, completely leveling four homes belonging to the Abu Hussein, Khroub, Al-Omrani, and Abu al-Lil families, according to local media reports. Footage from Drop Site contributor Abdel Qader Sabbah (عبد القادر صباح) captured residents returning to scenes of devastation after the strike. Diaa Al-Omrani told Drop Site he received a phone call from an Israeli officer ordering the evacuation of an area stretching roughly 300 meters around the targeted block. The officer claimed a military target was present. “I told him there is no military target. Everyone here is civilian,” Al-Omrani said. “Then the strike came and blew up the buildings. These were all civilian homes. They had nothing to do with Hamas or Islamic Jihad.” Residents said more than a thousand people fled the neighborhood before the strike. Rafet Khroub said his family of around forty people was forced into the streets. “There were seven girls with me. An entire family. Where do we go now? Into the street,” he said. Returning after the attack, he found his three-story home destroyed. “I can’t tell my house from my neighbor’s house. Where is my home? Where are my belongings?” he said. “Three floors. It’s all gone. Who is going to compensate us? Who is going to make this right?” Both men said the attack underscored the reality on the ground despite continued U.S.-Israeli claims of a ceasefire. “There is no ceasefire. They don’t know what a ceasefire is. There is no Eid, there is nothing. They don’t recognize anything,” Al-Omrani said. “The war has become even more brutal than before,” he told Drop Site. (Full interviews attached in reply ⬇️)
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⚡️ “What ceasefire? They don’t know what a ceasefire is.” Israeli warplanes bombed a residential block in Al-Shati refugee camp west of Gaza City on Thursday evening, completely leveling four homes belonging to the Abu Hussein, Khroub, Al-Omrani, and Abu al-Lil families, according to local media reports. Footage from Drop Site contributor Abdel Qader Sabbah (عبد القادر صباح) captured residents returning to scenes of devastation after the strike. Diaa Al-Omrani told Drop Site he received a phone call from an Israeli officer ordering the evacuation of an area stretching roughly 300 meters around the targeted block. The officer claimed a military target was present. “I told him there is no military target. Everyone here is civilian,” Al-Omrani said. “Then the strike came and blew up the buildings. These were all civilian homes. They had nothing to do with Hamas or Islamic Jihad.” Residents said more than a thousand people fled the neighborhood before the strike. Rafet Khroub said his family of around forty people was forced into the streets. “There were seven girls with me. An entire family. Where do we go now? Into the street,” he said. Returning after the attack, he found his three-story home destroyed. “I can’t tell my house from my neighbor’s house. Where is my home? Where are my belongings?” he said. “Three floors. It’s all gone. Who is going to compensate us? Who is going to make this right?” Both men said the attack underscored the reality on the ground despite continued U.S.-Israeli claims of a ceasefire. “There is no ceasefire. They don’t know what a ceasefire is. There is no Eid, there is nothing. They don’t recognize anything,” Al-Omrani said. “The war has become even more brutal than before,” he told Drop Site. (Full interviews attached in reply ⬇️)

Drop Site

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“We were asleep in the middle of the night, at around 2 a.m. or so, when we heard a huge explosion,” Abu Youssef Al-Masri, the children’s grandfather, told Drop Site. “It was my brother’s home—he, his wife, and their four children,” Mohammed Al-Masri said. “The house burned completely. Burned until it was charred.” He said his brother’s entire family was erased in a few moments. “They burned before our eyes and we couldn’t do anything.” Mohammed spoke to Drop Site News standing at the graveyard where the family of six were buried on Tuesday afternoon. 🎥 VIDEO: Relatives bury Firas and Salsabeel al-Masri, and their four children—Faryal, Salma, Amira and Naim—after the entire family was killed in an Israeli airstrike on their home in Gaza City as they slept on July 21, 2026. Via Abdel Qader Sabbah (عبد القادر صباح). Full report below.
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“We were asleep in the middle of the night, at around 2 a.m. or so, when we heard a huge explosion,” Abu Youssef Al-Masri, the children’s grandfather, told Drop Site. “It was my brother’s home—he, his wife, and their four children,” Mohammed Al-Masri said. “The house burned completely. Burned until it was charred.” He said his brother’s entire family was erased in a few moments. “They burned before our eyes and we couldn’t do anything.” Mohammed spoke to Drop Site News standing at the graveyard where the family of six were buried on Tuesday afternoon. 🎥 VIDEO: Relatives bury Firas and Salsabeel al-Masri, and their four children—Faryal, Salma, Amira and Naim—after the entire family was killed in an Israeli airstrike on their home in Gaza City as they slept on July 21, 2026. Via Abdel Qader Sabbah (عبد القادر صباح). Full report below.

Drop Site

27,842 views • 10 days ago

#WATCH | Delhi: On the statement of the Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal AP Singh, Congress leader Shama Mohamed says, "What the Air Chief Marshal has said that we have shot down five Pakistani jets is a matter of great joy. Whatever he said, we respect and honour him for that. Operation Sindoor was discussed in Parliament. Why was this not said in Parliament before? Why is it being said suddenly today? And secondly, why did we do a ceasefire? When we were ahead, we were shooting down their jets. Why this sudden ceasefire? This is our question. The Prime Minister will have to answer this. Amit Shah said that we will take back PoK. We are saying take back PoK today, but why did you do the ceasefire? This is what we are saying about the political will..."
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#WATCH | Delhi: On the statement of the Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal AP Singh, Congress leader Shama Mohamed says, "What the Air Chief Marshal has said that we have shot down five Pakistani jets is a matter of great joy. Whatever he said, we respect and honour him for that. Operation Sindoor was discussed in Parliament. Why was this not said in Parliament before? Why is it being said suddenly today? And secondly, why did we do a ceasefire? When we were ahead, we were shooting down their jets. Why this sudden ceasefire? This is our question. The Prime Minister will have to answer this. Amit Shah said that we will take back PoK. We are saying take back PoK today, but why did you do the ceasefire? This is what we are saying about the political will..."

ANI

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Dr. David Unwin reveals why his fellow doctors tried to sabotage the diet that is destroying Type 2 diabetes "Why don't you have a go at this low-carb? She said, 'Why don't you and me go on this diet, see if some patients would volunteer and do it with us?' I mentioned it to the partners and they said no. At the time, low-carb was not respectable. They said, 'We don't want you to do this. Maybe you're not treating chest infections or other things. This is self-indulgent" "I went back to my wife and said, 'The partners say no.' She said, 'I'll tell you what we're going to do. We're both going to work for free. Why don't we do this in our own time in an evening when the practice has no resources?' So that's exactly what we did" "We found 18 volunteers who were interested amongst the patients. We started meeting every Monday night talking about low carb, learning how do you cook stuff? How do you do it? One of the nurses was so excited. She said, 'I'll work for free. I want to believe in what I do.' And then the magic begins"
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Dr. David Unwin reveals why his fellow doctors tried to sabotage the diet that is destroying Type 2 diabetes "Why don't you have a go at this low-carb? She said, 'Why don't you and me go on this diet, see if some patients would volunteer and do it with us?' I mentioned it to the partners and they said no. At the time, low-carb was not respectable. They said, 'We don't want you to do this. Maybe you're not treating chest infections or other things. This is self-indulgent" "I went back to my wife and said, 'The partners say no.' She said, 'I'll tell you what we're going to do. We're both going to work for free. Why don't we do this in our own time in an evening when the practice has no resources?' So that's exactly what we did" "We found 18 volunteers who were interested amongst the patients. We started meeting every Monday night talking about low carb, learning how do you cook stuff? How do you do it? One of the nurses was so excited. She said, 'I'll work for free. I want to believe in what I do.' And then the magic begins"

Health Almanac

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Elon Musk handed Giorgia Meloni, Italian Prime Minister, an Atlantic Council award in New York this week. She used the opportunity to deliver a passionate defence of Western values. "We defend Ukraine, for we have known the cause of a world in which the law of the strongest prevails. The time we live in requires us to choose what we want to be and what path we want to take. We can continue to fuel the idea of the decline of the West, we can surrender to the idea that our civilisation has nothing more to say, no more routes to chart. Or we can remember who we are. President Reagan once said, "Above all, we must realize that no arsenal, or no weapon in the arsenal of the world, is so formidable as the will and the moral courage of free men and women. It is a weapon our adversaries in today's world do not have".
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Elon Musk handed Giorgia Meloni, Italian Prime Minister, an Atlantic Council award in New York this week. She used the opportunity to deliver a passionate defence of Western values. "We defend Ukraine, for we have known the cause of a world in which the law of the strongest prevails. The time we live in requires us to choose what we want to be and what path we want to take. We can continue to fuel the idea of the decline of the West, we can surrender to the idea that our civilisation has nothing more to say, no more routes to chart. Or we can remember who we are. President Reagan once said, "Above all, we must realize that no arsenal, or no weapon in the arsenal of the world, is so formidable as the will and the moral courage of free men and women. It is a weapon our adversaries in today's world do not have".

Yasmina

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“Truly, we are deeply saddened by what has happened to us. The Fulani have not allowed us to sleep. Yesterday, we were preparing, and then the Fulani appeared. What wrong have we done to them? It is impossible to even conduct the funeral for these people. We want the whole world to hear about what the Fulani have done to us. We were living peacefully in our land; we did not seek conflict with them. We were living together with them, but then they did this to us. We want the whole world to hear. This has caused us great pain because of what the Fulani have done to us. We want the whole world to hear this. It has caused us so much pain. Our children have been slaughtered, and our parents have been slaughtered.”
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“Truly, we are deeply saddened by what has happened to us. The Fulani have not allowed us to sleep. Yesterday, we were preparing, and then the Fulani appeared. What wrong have we done to them? It is impossible to even conduct the funeral for these people. We want the whole world to hear about what the Fulani have done to us. We were living peacefully in our land; we did not seek conflict with them. We were living together with them, but then they did this to us. We want the whole world to hear. This has caused us great pain because of what the Fulani have done to us. We want the whole world to hear this. It has caused us so much pain. Our children have been slaughtered, and our parents have been slaughtered.”

Ozor Ndi Ozor

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This is the cry of the #Uyghur girl: We #Uyghurs are very poor. No matter what, we have to keep our heads down. Or we should open our eyes and look at what is in front of us. There is nothing we can do. Everything has questions. killing us alive.
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This is the cry of the #Uyghur girl: We #Uyghurs are very poor. No matter what, we have to keep our heads down. Or we should open our eyes and look at what is in front of us. There is nothing we can do. Everything has questions. killing us alive.

Abdurehim Gheni Uyghur (ئابدۇرېھىم غېنى ئۇيغۇر)

69,766 views • 1 year ago

.Rep. Justin Jones: "“We still have Democrats were acting like this is early 2000 politics. That world of normalcy is gone. This is a war for the future of our democracy. And the South is the front line in that battle… I would say to the governors and to the lawmakers in those [blue] states that this is a moment to put our morals above our manners. What is moral is to act, not just for us, but for generations who are counting on us, what we do in this moment. I think we're going to be judged not by what we do, but by what we don't do.”
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.Rep. Justin Jones: "“We still have Democrats were acting like this is early 2000 politics. That world of normalcy is gone. This is a war for the future of our democracy. And the South is the front line in that battle… I would say to the governors and to the lawmakers in those [blue] states that this is a moment to put our morals above our manners. What is moral is to act, not just for us, but for generations who are counting on us, what we do in this moment. I think we're going to be judged not by what we do, but by what we don't do.”

BTC Clips

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