👑🔥Again a Woman a Queen That Stands Up ‼️
Spanish MEP Irene Montero just torched the room in Strasbourg. While EU leaders posture and celebrate, she looked them dead in the eye and asked:
What exactly are we celebrating?
Prevented a genocide in Gaza?
Stopped the illegal US-Israeli aggression on Iran?
Broke relations with Israel?
Ended the occupation of Lebanon?
No. We cannot celebrate any of these things.
Then she dropped the line that’s echoing across the internet:
“Happy Birthday, Mr. Genocide.” aimed straight at Trump.
The men in suits stayed silent or complicit. She spoke.
Thank you,
@IreneMontero.
Thank you, Spain.
This is what moral courage looks like when institutions choose cowardice.
You’re not responsible for rescuing people from their problems.
It’s not easy. Because when you care, you want to help. But people only change when they decide to do the work.
You can’t do the work for them. Let Them.
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🚨UPDATE: In February 1998, Dr.Miria Matembe was appointed as the minister of ethics and integrity and served in cabinet until 2003.
Dr.Miria Matembe is an ex-official to the parliament of Uganda,she’s an advocate and a senior citizen
Hon.Miria Matembe is a mother to someone, a wife to someone and someone’s daughter
She’s a respected figure in the country and and advocate for the rule of law
If a respected figure like Dr.Miria Matembe’s home can be raided🤔 who is safe in this country
Museveni’s son Muhoozi Kainerugaba is using a lot of power and he has crossed the line and the silence of Museveni on the brutal acts of his son speaks loud
In May 2013, the government of Uganda sent armed police to shut down the country’s biggest independent newspaper because it printed something the regime insisted was a lie. Thirteen years later, the man at the centre of that so-called lie has gone on Twitter countless times, unprompted, to tell us it was all true.
Let me take you back, because the story is almost too neat.
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