Ed Sheeran's support acts are withdrawing from his tour en masse.
This is such an important moment.
Israel's champions depend on a climate of fear.
Every person with a platform who speaks out strikes a blow against the fear.
Cannot overstress the importance of artists realizing the position that they hold in culture and thus how crucial it is that political education and principles be applied to creative discipline and talent. https://t.co/mbqeNCMFMd
From Washington to Tehran, military power-brokers would rather see Kurds clutching AK-47s than sitting down at the negotiating table. But as the region enters a new phase, another approach is possible.
Read a summary of my policy proposal @the_amargi:
https://t.co/nSbtN0lRKo
In this article for @PortolanSAQ, @roja_paris uses its analysis of the US-Israeli War on Iran to critique campism and outline what an anti-imperialist and revolutionary internationalism from below that brings about global emancipation could be. https://t.co/HrpAn11LaW
#OtD 14 Sep 1960 a US-backed coup took place in Congo against the country's first democratically elected PM, socialist independence leader Patrice Lumumba. He was tortured, shot and had his body dissolved in acid. Learn more about colonialism in Congo: https://t.co/PcRq1scZ2N
This is amazing. The single most comprehensive register of investors, profiteers and legacies left by those that took part in Britains enslavement of African people. The level of research that must have gone into this is mind blowing.
https://t.co/6N8dnlzKWK
Update: RIC sources say that the attack on the Heyva Sor (Kurdish Red Crescent) Hospital was via FPV Turkish drone, not motorcycle suicide bombing.
Additionally, another Turkish drone struck an Internal Security Forces (Asayish) point near the train station.
Kobani is on the brink of collapse.
The siege imposed by the mercenaries of the interim government has cut off everything: water, electricity, food, and aid. Civilians are paying the price, with their lives at risk. The siege must be lifted now to save lives.
British colonialism in Africa in a nutshell:
Two kinds of British came to Africa...
1. The ones with guns to kill and steal the land...
2. The ones with the Bible to deceive...
Let me tell you what this Reuters piece is: a grotesque insult to those who bled for a future beyond sectarianism. A propaganda cocktail of cynicism, cowardice, and narrative warfare, dressed up in journalistic neutrality.
You don’t have to be pro-regime to recognize that this story is not journalism. It’s a recycled myth, dropped with surgical timing, not to inform, but to justify and retroactively sanitize mass killings of Alawite civilians.
Let me be crystal clear: when you accuse a murdered community of “plotting insurrections” through “underground command rooms,” just months after they were ethnically cleansed, you're not reporting. You’re laundering a war crime into policy.
I warned of massacres on the Syrian coast. Publicly. In advance. Not because I have a side in this regime-rebel dichotomy, but because I know how this game works: scapegoat a sect, justify their extermination, then spin it as preemptive security.
The Reuters piece speaks of "14 underground arsenals" and "command rooms" operated by Alawite notables and ex-regime cronies in exile. Where is the proof? Who verified this? Anonymous voices? Telegram leaks? And you drop this as 1,500 bodies are still being identified in Tartous?
This is the same narrative formula that justified sectarian massacres in Iraq. In Bosnia. In Rwanda.
You dehumanize, claim they’re organizing militarily, in the tens of thousands no less, then silence the survivors with accusations of complicity.
This article pours gasoline on the sectarian fire. It tells killers: “you were right.” And it tells survivors: “you had it coming.”
So no, this is not a "scoop." It's a mask over atrocity.
Shame on @Reuters for allowing this garbage, your own Dec 2025' investigative article proved that the Syrian forces massacred 1,500 Alawites, and that the chain of command led to Damascus.
“They called it aid, but Sankara called it chains.”
When Thomas Sankara boldly rejected food aid, many thought he was being stubborn. But he saw the trap the silent weapon that turned proud farmers into lifelong beggars. He didn’t want Africa to survive on leftovers… he wanted Africa to produce, to thrive, to stand tall.
“Give us tractors, not handouts. Give us seeds, not sympathy.” That was his cry a vision for a self-reliant continent
The global tax system is rigged – but we can fix it.
While most of us pay our fair share of tax, big corporations and the super-rich use tax havens to hide their money.
It’s time to take action: https://t.co/UHPW6BMNmv