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Why can't Starmer stop this? This is Leeds University, not an Al-Qaeda training ground. Students here are pressured to believe that their education in medicine, law, or graphic design means nothing unless they devote themselves to defending Hamas and the October 7 attacks in Israel. Parents send their children...

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Queen Mary University of London Islamist society ISOC: They preach that it is God’s command to wage jihad, that no authority, no constitution, no law is valid except God’s law. And setting plans to reshape universities and influence legal systems to apply jihadist Wahhabi law in the UK and the world. This is not a remote seminary. This is not a Wahhabi lecture hall in Saudi Arabia. This is not an Al-Qaeda camp in port Sudan. This is not ISIS territory in Yemen. This is Queen Mary University of London.. a British university. Parents should think carefully before sending their children into an environment where extremism is framed as theology and radicalism is dressed up as scholarship.
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Queen Mary University of London Islamist society ISOC: They preach that it is God’s command to wage jihad, that no authority, no constitution, no law is valid except God’s law. And setting plans to reshape universities and influence legal systems to apply jihadist Wahhabi law in the UK and the world. This is not a remote seminary. This is not a Wahhabi lecture hall in Saudi Arabia. This is not an Al-Qaeda camp in port Sudan. This is not ISIS territory in Yemen. This is Queen Mary University of London.. a British university. Parents should think carefully before sending their children into an environment where extremism is framed as theology and radicalism is dressed up as scholarship.

Amjad Taha أمجد طه

256,011 views • 6 months ago

We do not want our students from the UAE to be held hostage by British Islamist jihadists. This is Birmingham University, where Hamas operates through its network. You wanted evidence. Fine. Let’s start here. This Muslim Brotherhood leader, invited to Birmingham University, is on record telling you, Keir Starmer, exactly how they plan to take over government and leadership in the UK. He was invited by the Muslim Brotherhood society at Birmingham University (UBISOC) to lecture students and indoctrinate them, to label Hamas, a Muslim Brotherhood terrorist organization in Gaza, as "resistance," not terrorism, and to justify that killing Jews is acceptable, claiming that Christians hated Jews until the 7th of October. Yes, this Islamist jihadist was explicit. He stated that they are there to block, sabotage, and shut down investment in universities if institutions do not authorize and submit to their ideology. This is blackmail, intimidation, and ideological warfare, not free speech. Let this be clear: this is only ONE case out of THOUSANDS. I will post them one by one, again and again.
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We do not want our students from the UAE to be held hostage by British Islamist jihadists. This is Birmingham University, where Hamas operates through its network. You wanted evidence. Fine. Let’s start here. This Muslim Brotherhood leader, invited to Birmingham University, is on record telling you, Keir Starmer, exactly how they plan to take over government and leadership in the UK. He was invited by the Muslim Brotherhood society at Birmingham University (UBISOC) to lecture students and indoctrinate them, to label Hamas, a Muslim Brotherhood terrorist organization in Gaza, as "resistance," not terrorism, and to justify that killing Jews is acceptable, claiming that Christians hated Jews until the 7th of October. Yes, this Islamist jihadist was explicit. He stated that they are there to block, sabotage, and shut down investment in universities if institutions do not authorize and submit to their ideology. This is blackmail, intimidation, and ideological warfare, not free speech. Let this be clear: this is only ONE case out of THOUSANDS. I will post them one by one, again and again.

Amjad Taha أمجد طه

236,515 views • 7 months ago

Out campaigning in Hockley today with the Reform lorry, and something deeply concerning happened on Buckingham Road. A teacher standing with a group of school children actively encouraged them to boo and give thumbs down to our vehicle. Whatever your political views, children should not be used to push political bias or be influenced in this way by those in positions of trust. Our schools should be places of education, critical thinking, and respect — not political indoctrination. Quite frankly, this sort of behaviour is deeply inappropriate and raises serious questions about neutrality within our education system. Parents deserve to know what is happening, and children should be allowed to form their own opinions free from political influence. #Hockley #Education #PoliticalNeutrality #ParentsMatter #ReformUK #Essex #LocalElections
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Out campaigning in Hockley today with the Reform lorry, and something deeply concerning happened on Buckingham Road. A teacher standing with a group of school children actively encouraged them to boo and give thumbs down to our vehicle. Whatever your political views, children should not be used to push political bias or be influenced in this way by those in positions of trust. Our schools should be places of education, critical thinking, and respect — not political indoctrination. Quite frankly, this sort of behaviour is deeply inappropriate and raises serious questions about neutrality within our education system. Parents deserve to know what is happening, and children should be allowed to form their own opinions free from political influence. #Hockley #Education #PoliticalNeutrality #ParentsMatter #ReformUK #Essex #LocalElections

Cllr Sophie Preston-Hall ECC Rochford North

83,472 views • 4 months ago

The presumption of contact for abusive parents should not be law in this country, but many violent perpetrators and sexual abusers continue to access their children due to rulings in the Family Courts. The Govt must act now to protect our children, what are they waiting for?
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The presumption of contact for abusive parents should not be law in this country, but many violent perpetrators and sexual abusers continue to access their children due to rulings in the Family Courts. The Govt must act now to protect our children, what are they waiting for?

Jess Phillips

183,075 views • 2 years ago

It is not just the UK. It is #Ireland too. And the #UAE will not send its students to become hostages of Islamist jihadist ideology disguised as campus activism. Education is meant to free the mind, not imprison it inside hatred, intimidation, and fear. Universities were built to sharpen thought, not to dull conscience. Yet across British and Irish campuses, Muslim Brotherhood networks have turned lecture halls into echo chambers of extremism, where antisemitism is normalized and violence is intellectually laundered as resistance. When knowledge is hijacked, wisdom walks out. The UAE once invested in these institutions believing in excellence, discipline, and merit. Today, too many have collapsed into spaces of riots, intimidation, and ideological recruitment. A society that tolerates extremism in its universities should not be surprised when it spills into its streets. Governments in Britain and Ireland see what is happening. Silence is not ignorance. It is permission. When the state refuses to draw moral boundaries, chaos fills the vacuum. History teaches us this lesson again and again. The UAE chooses a different path. We protect minds before they are poisoned. We safeguard students before they are radicalized. Caring for people sometimes means saying no, even when others look away. A nation that exports graduates should not end up exporting rage. From these campuses now emerge agitators, propagandists, and extremists who seek to dominate councils, streets, and public discourse through intimidation rather than ideas. In the UAE, clarity is law. Muslim Brotherhood ideology is banned. Antisemitism is a crime, not an opinion. Extremism is not activism. Wisdom begins where excuses end. This decision is not driven by fear but by foresight. Not by isolation but by responsibility. Those who protect the future are rarely applauded in the present, but history always recognizes them in the end. Visegrád 24
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It is not just the UK. It is #Ireland too. And the #UAE will not send its students to become hostages of Islamist jihadist ideology disguised as campus activism. Education is meant to free the mind, not imprison it inside hatred, intimidation, and fear. Universities were built to sharpen thought, not to dull conscience. Yet across British and Irish campuses, Muslim Brotherhood networks have turned lecture halls into echo chambers of extremism, where antisemitism is normalized and violence is intellectually laundered as resistance. When knowledge is hijacked, wisdom walks out. The UAE once invested in these institutions believing in excellence, discipline, and merit. Today, too many have collapsed into spaces of riots, intimidation, and ideological recruitment. A society that tolerates extremism in its universities should not be surprised when it spills into its streets. Governments in Britain and Ireland see what is happening. Silence is not ignorance. It is permission. When the state refuses to draw moral boundaries, chaos fills the vacuum. History teaches us this lesson again and again. The UAE chooses a different path. We protect minds before they are poisoned. We safeguard students before they are radicalized. Caring for people sometimes means saying no, even when others look away. A nation that exports graduates should not end up exporting rage. From these campuses now emerge agitators, propagandists, and extremists who seek to dominate councils, streets, and public discourse through intimidation rather than ideas. In the UAE, clarity is law. Muslim Brotherhood ideology is banned. Antisemitism is a crime, not an opinion. Extremism is not activism. Wisdom begins where excuses end. This decision is not driven by fear but by foresight. Not by isolation but by responsibility. Those who protect the future are rarely applauded in the present, but history always recognizes them in the end. Visegrád 24

Amjad Taha أمجد طه

568,371 views • 7 months ago

ON MARCH 3, 2026 - IN THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS SAID THAT THE STATE OF TEXAS SHOULD PROHIBIT SHARIA LAW BY 96%. As we all know Cornyn and Abbott have done nothing to stop the huge number of Mosques being built in TX - We all know those Mosques foment Sharia Law - They did nothing to stop the all Muslim enclaves from being built. This has to be stopped and reversed and anyone who came here who wants Sharia Law and are not citizens should be deported - Those who want Sharia Law to be their law and not our Constitution (which is not compatible) should be denaturalized and deported.
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ON MARCH 3, 2026 - IN THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS SAID THAT THE STATE OF TEXAS SHOULD PROHIBIT SHARIA LAW BY 96%. As we all know Cornyn and Abbott have done nothing to stop the huge number of Mosques being built in TX - We all know those Mosques foment Sharia Law - They did nothing to stop the all Muslim enclaves from being built. This has to be stopped and reversed and anyone who came here who wants Sharia Law and are not citizens should be deported - Those who want Sharia Law to be their law and not our Constitution (which is not compatible) should be denaturalized and deported.

BelannF

15,086 views • 5 months ago

A Church of England primary school in Lincolnshire is facing serious backlash after children as young as seven were asked to take part in Islamic prayer movements during a Religious Education lesson. For many parents, this raises real concerns. There’s a clear difference between teaching children about different religions and asking them to physically take part in religious practices. Education should inform not cross the line into participation. This is a Christian country with a long-standing cultural and religious heritage, and many are now questioning whether that identity is being respected within the school system. Parents send their children to school expecting them to learn, not to be placed in situations that may conflict with their own beliefs or values. it’s about boundaries, respect, and choice. Children, especially at such a young age, should not feel pressured to take part in any form of religious practice that they or their families may not agree with. Where do we draw the line? And who gets to decide what is appropriate in the classroom? Let me know your thoughts in the comments.
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A Church of England primary school in Lincolnshire is facing serious backlash after children as young as seven were asked to take part in Islamic prayer movements during a Religious Education lesson. For many parents, this raises real concerns. There’s a clear difference between teaching children about different religions and asking them to physically take part in religious practices. Education should inform not cross the line into participation. This is a Christian country with a long-standing cultural and religious heritage, and many are now questioning whether that identity is being respected within the school system. Parents send their children to school expecting them to learn, not to be placed in situations that may conflict with their own beliefs or values. it’s about boundaries, respect, and choice. Children, especially at such a young age, should not feel pressured to take part in any form of religious practice that they or their families may not agree with. Where do we draw the line? And who gets to decide what is appropriate in the classroom? Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

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12,131 views • 5 months ago

"Children do not belong to the state. They belong to their parents." At the Melbourne launch of her book Mindless, the IPA's Dr Bella d'Abrera delivered a powerful warning about the growing influence of ideology in Australian education. It should be parents, not bureaucrats, activists, or governments, who are the primary influence in a child's upbringing and education. 📕 Order your copy here:
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"Children do not belong to the state. They belong to their parents." At the Melbourne launch of her book Mindless, the IPA's Dr Bella d'Abrera delivered a powerful warning about the growing influence of ideology in Australian education. It should be parents, not bureaucrats, activists, or governments, who are the primary influence in a child's upbringing and education. 📕 Order your copy here:

Institute of Public Affairs

10,516 views • 2 months ago

Why is it important that Panjab University should remain with Punjab and no centeralisation. This farmer has one acre of land. Wanted higher education for his children. His son cleared JEE mains with flying colours got a seat in Delhi. Fees being beyond their reach they opted for Panjab University’s UIT today he’s placed in a top IT company and getting a good salary. We want education to be affordable and accessible to our children from Panjab. We must understand that centralisation also means that education out of reach. Colleges in Chandigarh itself has reservation for Chandigarh students. Panjab University is a place where quality and affordable education and first prefrefrence should be of Punjab's students. This University was transferred from Lahore to Chandigarh. Panjab University is for Punjab and so shall it be.
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Why is it important that Panjab University should remain with Punjab and no centeralisation. This farmer has one acre of land. Wanted higher education for his children. His son cleared JEE mains with flying colours got a seat in Delhi. Fees being beyond their reach they opted for Panjab University’s UIT today he’s placed in a top IT company and getting a good salary. We want education to be affordable and accessible to our children from Panjab. We must understand that centralisation also means that education out of reach. Colleges in Chandigarh itself has reservation for Chandigarh students. Panjab University is a place where quality and affordable education and first prefrefrence should be of Punjab's students. This University was transferred from Lahore to Chandigarh. Panjab University is for Punjab and so shall it be.

Samita Kaur

18,979 views • 9 months ago

Our students shouldn't be terrified of just walking into their schools. HB836 makes it clear that no child will be denied a free public education because of citizenship status. Public schools exist to educate our children, not to police our families. Schools should be safe places where kids can focus on learning, growing, and building their futures, not places where families fear deportation. Together we are guaranteeing every child in Virginia the right to an education. 📚
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Our students shouldn't be terrified of just walking into their schools. HB836 makes it clear that no child will be denied a free public education because of citizenship status. Public schools exist to educate our children, not to police our families. Schools should be safe places where kids can focus on learning, growing, and building their futures, not places where families fear deportation. Together we are guaranteeing every child in Virginia the right to an education. 📚

Sam Rasoul 🍉

14,701 views • 5 months ago

This girl used to attend a mosque to learn the Quran. After being beaten by a cleric, she lost her eyesight. Afghan parents often send their daughters and sons to mosques for religious instruction, believing they are giving their children a proper religious education. Yet far too often, what these children are exposed to is not education at all, but physical abuse, humiliation, and, in some cases, sexual violence. What I find even more disturbing is that some Afghans who have moved to the West do not use the opportunity to learn from the societies around them or to give their children access to a modern, open education. Instead, they seek out the same clerics they left behind and bring them into their children's lives through online platforms, allowing them to shape and sometimes indoctrinate their children's minds with extremist and deeply anti-Western ideas. There is a bitter irony in this: some of these people are paid for this work with money and opportunities made possible by the very Western societies whose values they reject. David Atherton David Vance
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This girl used to attend a mosque to learn the Quran. After being beaten by a cleric, she lost her eyesight. Afghan parents often send their daughters and sons to mosques for religious instruction, believing they are giving their children a proper religious education. Yet far too often, what these children are exposed to is not education at all, but physical abuse, humiliation, and, in some cases, sexual violence. What I find even more disturbing is that some Afghans who have moved to the West do not use the opportunity to learn from the societies around them or to give their children access to a modern, open education. Instead, they seek out the same clerics they left behind and bring them into their children's lives through online platforms, allowing them to shape and sometimes indoctrinate their children's minds with extremist and deeply anti-Western ideas. There is a bitter irony in this: some of these people are paid for this work with money and opportunities made possible by the very Western societies whose values they reject. David Atherton David Vance

Nasir

34,694 views • 3 days ago

When you asked the Jews not to walk in the streets, covered up Holocaust memorials, opened Muslim Brotherhood offices, and welcomed criminals fleeing their countries under the guise of activism, and when you allowed Islamist radicals to become MPs and councilors, this is the least you should expect. They don't see it as their home; they see it as a house to use and abuse. Those meant to be in prison are put on the streets. You keep lecturing about #Gaza, Israel, #Hamas, and the Middle East while leaving your streets hostage to radicals and terrorists. Did you not ask why their parents didn't tell them to stop? Did you not see that people of all ages were involved in the video? They have been taught hate, not civilization. They will use the freedom you provide to get legal assistance and return to the streets to repeat their actions. Now you understand why Hamas said they will do it again and again—they know the weaknesses, and you allow them to exploit it. I am proud that in my country, the UAE, we have banned the Muslim Brotherhood and do not tolerate rioting or antisemitism. #LeedsRiots #Leeds
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When you asked the Jews not to walk in the streets, covered up Holocaust memorials, opened Muslim Brotherhood offices, and welcomed criminals fleeing their countries under the guise of activism, and when you allowed Islamist radicals to become MPs and councilors, this is the least you should expect. They don't see it as their home; they see it as a house to use and abuse. Those meant to be in prison are put on the streets. You keep lecturing about #Gaza, Israel, #Hamas, and the Middle East while leaving your streets hostage to radicals and terrorists. Did you not ask why their parents didn't tell them to stop? Did you not see that people of all ages were involved in the video? They have been taught hate, not civilization. They will use the freedom you provide to get legal assistance and return to the streets to repeat their actions. Now you understand why Hamas said they will do it again and again—they know the weaknesses, and you allow them to exploit it. I am proud that in my country, the UAE, we have banned the Muslim Brotherhood and do not tolerate rioting or antisemitism. #LeedsRiots #Leeds

Amjad Taha أمجد طه

1,065,441 views • 2 years ago

It has been reported that at-home learning enrolments in Queensland have increased by 229% in the past five years. Today there are 11,250 students being homeschooled in the state. Parents are pulling their kids from Queensland schools in unprecedented numbers, and here’s why: · Bullying, which is no longer confined to the playground but entering every victim’s home via social media · Poor academic records and performance, and · Woke, activist teachers and school curricula. The nation’s largest homeschool education provider said parents consistently say they’re dismayed at what’s being taught – and what’s not being taught – in Queensland schools. These parents deserve a pat on the back for taking a keen interest in their kids’ education and shielding them from the indoctrination taking place in our schools. Students must be educated, not indoctrinated. Students should be taught how to think, not what to think. They shouldn’t be forced to recite acknowledgements of country, touching their hands to the ground. They shouldn’t be taken out of school to attend protests. Any teacher that indoctrinates children should be sacked and never permitted to teach in Australia again. They can always get a job with a Greens senator who will happily indulge their woke extremism and hatred of Australia. One Nation is taking an education policy to the Queensland state election that will stop this indoctrination of innocent children. We’ll focus on the basics to improve literacy and numeracy. We’ll reward teachers whose classes achieve good academic results. And we’ll put parents at the centre of education decision-making, ensuring they have a meaningful say in what their kids are taught.
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It has been reported that at-home learning enrolments in Queensland have increased by 229% in the past five years. Today there are 11,250 students being homeschooled in the state. Parents are pulling their kids from Queensland schools in unprecedented numbers, and here’s why: · Bullying, which is no longer confined to the playground but entering every victim’s home via social media · Poor academic records and performance, and · Woke, activist teachers and school curricula. The nation’s largest homeschool education provider said parents consistently say they’re dismayed at what’s being taught – and what’s not being taught – in Queensland schools. These parents deserve a pat on the back for taking a keen interest in their kids’ education and shielding them from the indoctrination taking place in our schools. Students must be educated, not indoctrinated. Students should be taught how to think, not what to think. They shouldn’t be forced to recite acknowledgements of country, touching their hands to the ground. They shouldn’t be taken out of school to attend protests. Any teacher that indoctrinates children should be sacked and never permitted to teach in Australia again. They can always get a job with a Greens senator who will happily indulge their woke extremism and hatred of Australia. One Nation is taking an education policy to the Queensland state election that will stop this indoctrination of innocent children. We’ll focus on the basics to improve literacy and numeracy. We’ll reward teachers whose classes achieve good academic results. And we’ll put parents at the centre of education decision-making, ensuring they have a meaningful say in what their kids are taught.

Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺

105,384 views • 2 years ago

This is Rishi Sunak saying everything about universities that I have dedicated my platform to. Universities are OVERRATED!!! 90-95% of the students studying Microbiology, Biochemistry, Botany etc were rejected by Medicine, Nursing etc and dumped into these departments to study those courses. Students who set out to study LAW suddenly find their names on CRS, Islamic studies etc merit list. The Universities are ripping them off! They graduate from these courses and there’s nowhere they want to apply the knowledge either home or abroad. There are 1.8 million students in Nigerian universities!!! 1.8 students!!! What are they studying? Most of them become self-made WhatsApp business entrepreneurs or eventually go back to learn skills. So, 4years+x of their lives wasted gaining unnecessary knowledge all because the university wants to rip them off and their parents wants them to attend the university by “tipa tipa by fire” so they can brag. We don’t need MORE universities or university graduates, we need more vocational education institutions. We need to stop these universities from churning out empty heads with certificates and start thinking how we can train them with real life skills. Dear Bola Ahmed Tinubu for your attention.
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This is Rishi Sunak saying everything about universities that I have dedicated my platform to. Universities are OVERRATED!!! 90-95% of the students studying Microbiology, Biochemistry, Botany etc were rejected by Medicine, Nursing etc and dumped into these departments to study those courses. Students who set out to study LAW suddenly find their names on CRS, Islamic studies etc merit list. The Universities are ripping them off! They graduate from these courses and there’s nowhere they want to apply the knowledge either home or abroad. There are 1.8 million students in Nigerian universities!!! 1.8 students!!! What are they studying? Most of them become self-made WhatsApp business entrepreneurs or eventually go back to learn skills. So, 4years+x of their lives wasted gaining unnecessary knowledge all because the university wants to rip them off and their parents wants them to attend the university by “tipa tipa by fire” so they can brag. We don’t need MORE universities or university graduates, we need more vocational education institutions. We need to stop these universities from churning out empty heads with certificates and start thinking how we can train them with real life skills. Dear Bola Ahmed Tinubu for your attention.

Pastor Who

397,429 views • 2 years ago

I distributed 50 school supply kits to students at Al-Khayam School in Gaza, out of 120 students. Seventy children are still waiting for their turn waiting for nothing more than a pen and a notebook, just to feel that they are still students, and that their dreams still exist. I would be truly happy if we could complete the distribution to the remaining children those who have lost everything in their lives: their homes, their sense of safety, their childhood, and have nothing left but clinging to education as their last hope. Your donation and your sharing are not just acts of help; they are an attempt to save the future of children who have nothing left but this small hope🙏
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I distributed 50 school supply kits to students at Al-Khayam School in Gaza, out of 120 students. Seventy children are still waiting for their turn waiting for nothing more than a pen and a notebook, just to feel that they are still students, and that their dreams still exist. I would be truly happy if we could complete the distribution to the remaining children those who have lost everything in their lives: their homes, their sense of safety, their childhood, and have nothing left but clinging to education as their last hope. Your donation and your sharing are not just acts of help; they are an attempt to save the future of children who have nothing left but this small hope🙏

Ahmed Ashour 𓂆🇵🇸

38,962 views • 7 months ago

common sense that 10 downing street does not have. why is starmer acting as prime minister of hamas’ gaza government instead of the united kingdom? why does macron want to be more islamist than the jihadists in syria and the west bank? Churchill did not fight nazis so his heirs could bow to the muslim brotherhood. De Gaulle did not rise from the ashes of war so france could kneel before jihadists. ban the muslim brotherhood terrorists to protect your children and your women from what happened on october 7 in Israel. keep the rats in their tunnels, and they will grow .. and they will blow. and when they blow, it will not be in gaza, but in london and Paris. you do not listen. and you will not.
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common sense that 10 downing street does not have. why is starmer acting as prime minister of hamas’ gaza government instead of the united kingdom? why does macron want to be more islamist than the jihadists in syria and the west bank? Churchill did not fight nazis so his heirs could bow to the muslim brotherhood. De Gaulle did not rise from the ashes of war so france could kneel before jihadists. ban the muslim brotherhood terrorists to protect your children and your women from what happened on october 7 in Israel. keep the rats in their tunnels, and they will grow .. and they will blow. and when they blow, it will not be in gaza, but in london and Paris. you do not listen. and you will not.

Amjad Taha أمجد طه

251,302 views • 11 months ago

Parents burn their blood, sweat, and hard-earned money to send their children to coaching centers so they can build a better future. In return, these students are turning classrooms into street-fight arenas. Using such vulgar language and fighting like local goons inside an educational institute shows a complete lack of basic manners, respect, and discipline. They are not just insulting their parents' sacrifices; they are completely ruining the environment for the innocent students who are actually there to study and make a career. Coaching institutes need to stop tolerating this absolute nonsense just for fees. Any student caught creating such a disgusting scene should be thrown out immediately. An educational space requires strict discipline, not this cheap street drama.
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Parents burn their blood, sweat, and hard-earned money to send their children to coaching centers so they can build a better future. In return, these students are turning classrooms into street-fight arenas. Using such vulgar language and fighting like local goons inside an educational institute shows a complete lack of basic manners, respect, and discipline. They are not just insulting their parents' sacrifices; they are completely ruining the environment for the innocent students who are actually there to study and make a career. Coaching institutes need to stop tolerating this absolute nonsense just for fees. Any student caught creating such a disgusting scene should be thrown out immediately. An educational space requires strict discipline, not this cheap street drama.

Uncle Sam

14,612 views • 3 months ago

Across the Muslim world, millions of girls are still married before they reach adulthood. This is not merely a cultural issue. It does not happen simply because of traditions. This violent, misogynistic practice is rooted in religion, reinforced by law, and defended as obedience to God and the example of Mohammad. While activists risk imprisonment, persecution, and even death to challenge these laws in Muslim countries, countless girls continue to lose their childhoods, their education, their health, and often their lives because child marriage is enshrined in Islam.
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Across the Muslim world, millions of girls are still married before they reach adulthood. This is not merely a cultural issue. It does not happen simply because of traditions. This violent, misogynistic practice is rooted in religion, reinforced by law, and defended as obedience to God and the example of Mohammad. While activists risk imprisonment, persecution, and even death to challenge these laws in Muslim countries, countless girls continue to lose their childhoods, their education, their health, and often their lives because child marriage is enshrined in Islam.

Sara Ghorbani

373,387 views • 22 days ago