Blue Mule

Blocking all 'followers' unless i know you in Meatspace.

[Blue Mule @BlueMule12]

@deanbphillips @MayorFrey I need to step up my game on cats, eh?

[Illia Ponomarenko 🇺🇦 @IAPonomarenko]

For God’s sake — everyone is constantly attacking Russia, endlessly putting it on the verge of conquest and the loss of its sovereignty, so that it is simply forced to conduct “special military operations” to destroy and occupy countries and peoples along its borders.

First Moldova, then Georgia (repeatedly!), then tiny Ichkeria simply put a knife to the Kremlin’s throat, then Ukraine, paralyzed by revolution and chaos, with its army long since fallen apart.

And now such notorious, hardened aggressors as the Baltic states, with their combined population equal to that of a single Moscow district, are just about to bare their fangs and strip Russia of its sovereignty.

And then there are the Western Europeans, with their millions-strong iron divisions, preparing to conquer Kaliningrad as soon as the fiesta is over and they’ve finished celebrating Oktoberfest.

America is a more interesting case: we are ordered to forget about America and its everlasting treacherous plans to force Russia into aggressions all around.

Not the “world’s 2nd greatest military,” with enough nuclear weapons to destroy the entire world several times over, but a groaning victim in the clutches of eternal Ukrainian-Baltic imperialism, for God’s sake!

Of course Russian statehood simply couldn’t survive if it hadn’t piled up half a million corpses for the ruins of Donbas, and if it weren’t still searching for even more bloodshed against the West.

[Blue Mule @BlueMule12]

@SenatorDurbin Bullets are faster, cheaper and essentially foolproof.

Some people deserve, bullets.

[Gummi @gummibear737]

If identity politics/tribalism is the point, those black youths are angry at the wrong people

For over 1,300 years, North Africans/Arabs ran the Sub-Saharan African slave trade...males were castrated

And the African slave trade wasn't abolished until white colonialists arrived

[Brandon Herrera @TheAKGuy]

Why did you delete this post @katy4congress?

Embarrassed that a school teacher doesn’t know how to read the title of the book in your own photo?

Just like the Big Bend fiasco I caught you in. You’re either a liar or incompetent. Both are disqualifying.

[Polymarket Intel @PolymarketIntel]

Russia's gains on the battlefield in Ukraine are marginal, and the cost in manpower is heavy, per an assessment from Denmark's Defence Intelligence Service (DDIS).

The same assessment points to a Russian economy approaching a major crisis, driven by defense spending and sanctions.

Reported Russian military casualties since the start of the war now exceed 1 million.

Axios

[The Vigilant Fox 🦊 @VigilantFox]

They tried to talk over her. Elizabeth Pipko wasn't having it.

After the CNN panel blurred the line between legal and illegal immigrants for the third time, Pipko, the daughter of Soviet refugees, told them straight up: legal immigrants deserve to be treated BETTER than those who cut in line.

PIPKO: “I'm genuinely just surprised that we all think it's okay to conflate immigrants and illegal immigrants. Genuinely baffled…"

[Panel tries to interrupt]

PIPKO: “No, I have to get this out. I talked to my dad earlier today who told me that he got MORE PAPERWORK earlier today on the death of his father at the hands of the KGB, as he was trying to escape. The people who come to this country, who go through hell and back to respect our laws and do it the right way, deserve to be treated BETTER.”

FUN FACT: Drug overdose deaths are down 35% since Trump sealed the border and cut off the cartels’ fentanyl pipeline.

Funny how that never comes up on CNN.

[Rawan Osman روان عثمان @RawaneOsmane]

George Galloway posted this photo today with the caption "What if this was your Dad? #Gaza."

This man is not in Gaza and he is not Palestinian. He is Syrian, like me.

His name is Mohammed Mohiedin Anis, known as Abu Omar. AFP photographer Joseph Eid took this photo in March 2017, in the ruins of Abu Omar's bedroom in al-Shaar, eastern Aleppo, the neighborhood devastated in the regime's 2016 offensive to retake the city. Abu Omar was a collector of antiques and vintage cars. The war took his home and most of his collection. He came back anyway, sat on his bed in the rubble, lit his pipe and played a record. The whole world knew this picture as the face of Aleppo's destruction.

And Galloway knows exactly who destroyed Aleppo, because he was on their payroll.

In 2012, Galloway began hosting a show on Al Mayadeen, the Beirut channel that has never disclosed its backers and is widely seen as the voice of Iran's "Axis of Resistance." He was reportedly paid around £3,000 an episode. He also presented on Iran's state channel Press TV, and spent nearly a decade on Putin's RT.

The Axis: the Islamic Republic of Iran, Hezbollah, the Iraqi militias, the Houthis and, until December 2024, the Assad regime. For over 13 years after the 2011 uprising, Assad survived only because the IRGC, Hezbollah and Russia fought his war for him. When the regime finally collapsed, he fled to Moscow and was granted "humanitarian" asylum. The same humanity he denied every Syrian he bombed.

Who doesn't remember the barrel bombs on bakeries and markets? The sarin in Ghouta and Khan Sheikhoun? The chlorine in Douma?

Galloway remembers. On his show he called Assad "the last bastion of Arab dignity." When Assad gassed Douma in 2018, Galloway pushed the "staged attack" conspiracy, even though the OPCW confirmed chlorine was used.

None of this is new. This is the man who stood before Saddam Hussein in 1994 and saluted his "courage" and "indefatigability." He was suspended from the House of Commons after an inquiry found strong circumstantial evidence that Saddam's regime, with his connivance, used the Oil-for-Food program, meant to feed starving Iraqi children, to fund his Mariam Appeal campaign.

In 2014 he declared Bradford an "Israel-free zone": no Israeli goods, no Israeli academics, not even Israeli tourists. Police logged it as a hate incident.

Last year he flew to Tehran to accept an award named after Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, called him a "martyr," and boasted that his most treasured possession is Haniyeh's personal passport. Then he flew straight to Moscow to applaud Putin's Victory Day parade.

Today, the self-proclaimed anti-imperialist lives in what he calls "exile," broadcasting from Russia and China, lecturing the West about freedom.

This is not an honest mistake. It is the method of Galloway and his camp, and it is what they mean by "by any means necessary." When the truth doesn't serve the cause, you invent a new one. A Syrian father, ruined by Assad and his Iranian and Russian patrons, becomes a Gazan victim of Israel. The real killers get erased, and the propagandist who defended them on their payroll gets applause from a Western audience that never bothers to check.

Syrians remember who bombed Aleppo. They remember who went on TV to defend it.

Abu Omar is not your propaganda, shameless George.

@georgegalloway

[Blue Mule @BlueMule12]

@AlexReseau @K50239030 @Tendar Уверен, что хочешь сейчас продолжить спорить со мной? Мои родственники в Москве и в Туле видят что происходит. Жаль тебя, сказочный долбоеб.

[Jonathan Keeperman @L0m3z]

The foreign born population is the highest it has ever been in the history of the country, both in total number and as share of the whole. Ever. Surpassing even the Ellis Island wave.

We are in uncharted water. The last time we approached these levels, we stopped immigration cold for roughly 4 decades, and only by virtue of intense assimilation pressure––not to mention an existing dominant Anglo Protestant culture into which these new arrivals could be assimilated––plus the crucible of World War 2, did this eventually resolve itself.

People who think our current circumstances can just be hand-waved away, or that anyone describing the trade-offs of mass immigration are moral degenerates and therefore beneath concern, are completely delusional.

This is an issue that must be addressed head-on.

[Kadi🇪🇪🌻 @TheFl0orIsLaVa]

Apparently the French, Dutch, German and Danish mothers all had the exact same thought, in the exact same order, on the exact same day. Remarkable.

[Andrew Fox @Mr_Andrew_Fox]

Was Caen in 1944 a genocide?

5% of the civilian population killed in two months (3% in 3 years Gaza).

75-80% of the city destroyed (50.44% destroyed in Gaza, per UNOSAT).

Rubble is not a metric of genocide.

[Dumisani Washington @DumisaniTemsgen]

Dear young people,

As you hear/see accounts on social media begin to reluctantly discuss the Arab enslavement of Africans (because the topic is trending), do not be deceived by those who speak of it in the past tense. To this day, Arabs still own African slaves in Mauritania, Libya (open slave markets in parking lots), Qatar (guess who built the FIFA World Cup facilities), Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the UAE, Lebanon, Jordan...the Trans Saharan Slave Trade that began in the 7th century never ended.

It needs to. And it will.

Love, Pastor Dumisani

[Blue Mule @BlueMule12]

@K50239030 @Tendar I can tell you with %100 certainty, men in Russia are also being shanghai'd and sent to the war.
Then add that the average Russian citizen is afraid to speak up about things.

They're more phuked.

[Max 📟 @MaxNordau]

The idea that Arabs and only Arabs have an exclusive right to the entire Land of Israel just because they started calling themselves Palestinians in 1967 is one of the funniest scams in modern history.

[Blue Mule @BlueMule12]

@BenFreeman2225 @hjaypo @BuenoForMiami No meaning?
Sort of like the word gEn0CidE thats thrown around with regards to this whole situation.

[Blue Mule @BlueMule12]

@mamoun_linda A good start

[space cadet 🇪🇺🌐🇩🇪 @actsmaniac]

bro might genuinely sabotage the peace process by posting this

[Nikki Haley @NikkiHaley]

Since 2015, the UN has passed 188 resolutions condemning Israel.

That's more than twice as many as against the rest of the world combined—Russia, China, Iran, and Venezuela included.

Yet diplomats sat politely through a speech from Iran, a regime that has killed thousands of its own citizens and still persecutes them.

It's not about human rights. It's blatant anti-Israel bias.

[Blue Mule @BlueMule12]

@krystalball Remember wen Rafah was part of Egypt, and they didn't give two shits either?