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#Halamadrid and I'm muslim

[VELAPHI FENDIZWE NDLOVU @Skati_guru]

"hip hop media" is a bunch of Jay Z fan boys. Funk flex, akademiks and Ray daniels are the only ones who are not roc nation bots.

[Brandon Jennings @Tuff__Crowd]

Dylan Harper is a dawg!!!!

[LegendOfWinning @LegendOfWinning]

A FUCKING CLASSIC

[Patrick Mahomes II @PatrickMahomes]

Wemby Man…. Unbelievable! 💪🏽

[Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani @NYCMayor]

Today marks Nakba Day, an annual day of remembrance to commemorate the expulsion of more than 700,000 Palestinians between 1947 and 1949 during the creation of the State of Israel and the year that followed.

Inea is a New Yorker and a Nakba survivor. She shared her story with us — one of home, tradition and memory over generations.

[Dr. Freeze @OfficiallyIce]

@hamzahelal Because we’re not there to make guests feel uncomfortable or anything like that. Especially women.

[Dr. Freeze @OfficiallyIce]

@Chonte_M Nobody knows what it means. It’s provocative. It gets the people going.

[Dr. Freeze @OfficiallyIce]

Got it 👍🏾

[Real Madrid C.F. @realmadrid]

Comunicado oficial: la Justicia da la razón al Real Madrid en el caso de los conciertos en el Bernabéu.

[Dr Rahmeh Aladwan @doctor_rahmeh]

Majid is facing up to FOURTEEN YEARS IN PRISON for this tweet.

This is one of 13 posts he is charged under the Terrorism Act for.

This is occupied Britain.

Free Majid. Free speech.

[Crazy Kennar @crazy_kennar]

WHEN YOU LIVE NEXT TO THAT ESTATE CHURCH 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[Drop Site @DropSiteNews]

🇸🇩 Muzan Alneel, a Sudanese engineer, writer, and political activist who became one of the most clear-eyed analysts of Sudan’s revolutionary movement, passed away Wednesday — on the third anniversary of the outbreak of the war in Sudan.

Alneel had argued that Sudan’s 2018-2019 popular uprising against Omar al-Bashir’s 30-year dictatorship was being hollowed out from above. When the military seized power in a 2021 coup, she warned that any deal sharing power between civilian politicians and generals would only preserve the same system that had crushed Sudanese people for decades. Real change, she wrote, required dismantling military control of the economy – the Sudanese armed forces own vast commercial enterprises – and building an industrialized, self-reliant state accountable to its people rather than to foreign creditors and arms suppliers.

She co-founded ISTinaD, a Khartoum-based think tank focused on technology and people-centered development, and was among the first to bring attention to the neighborhood resistance committees that organized protests and provided basic services when the state would not.

Her work appeared in Jacobin, Al Jazeera, African Arguments, and Novara Media. Her last repost on X was from Ryan Grim highlighting Drop Site’s reporting.

“A brilliant revolutionary thinker, writer and organizer and a wonderful human,”  said researcher Nisrin Elamin.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​“One of the strongest Sudanese revolutionary voices, an incredible Marxist thinker and activist,” wrote colleague Shireen Akram-Boshar. “She had an unflagging commitment to the Sudanese people and their right to live in freedom and dignity,” said TIMEP’s Timothy Kaldas.

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[SNEAKO @sneako]

SNEAKO X Professor Jiang X Aleksandr Dugin | Full Interview

0:00 - Intro / setup / overview of discussion
3:08 - Eschatology explained (end-times across religions)
10:39 - Belief systems (Orthodoxy, Gnosticism, traditionalism)
17:00 - Trump symbolism, Epstein imagery & media narratives
18:50 - Western values, Enlightenment & cultural decline
23:00 - Capitalism, elites & the “Epstein class”
26:30 - America’s spiritual crisis & loss of tradition
29:30 - Zionism, evangelicals & Scofield Reference Bible
33:30 - Gog & Magog, prophecy & end-time war theory
38:30 - Psychological control, fear & deep state power structures
55:00 - Religion as a geopolitical tool (global conflicts)
1:10:00 - Antichrist, false messiahs & mass deception
1:25:00 - Chabad-Lubavitch, Kabbalah & esoteric influence
1:40:00 - Future world order & global conflict scenarios
1:55:00 - Final thoughts: collapse, hope & the endgame

[SNEAKO @sneako]

Massive appreciation and thanks for your support, our campaign was a success. Your contributions during lent and ramadan to the love speech charity are feeding families and children of Gaza.

Stay tuned, Lebanon next.

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

The treatment of the American rapper by the British government reveals a casual, and inconsistent, authoritarianism in a country that paints itself as an inherently liberal one https://t.co/zrUTNyk4ws

[Albie @albieamankona]

I went out to bat HARD for John Davidson after he shouted the N word at black actors and producers at the BAFTAs; against many in my own community. Davidson apologised, and his use of a racist slur was explained by his disability and I extended grace and forgiveness.

So here is the uncomfortable question. Kanye West has bipolar disorder. He has said his antisemitic outbursts are linked to it. He has apologised, more than once. Yet the reaction is entirely different.

Let me be clear. West’s antisemitism is vile. It is not edgy, it is not excusable, and it causes real harm. In the same way, a white person using the N word does. Both should be condemned without hesitation.

But condemnation is not the same as consistency. If we are prepared to treat disability as a mitigating factor in one case, we cannot simply ignore it in another because the individual is more controversial or the offence feels less convenient to forgive. Either disability meaningfully shapes responsibility, or it does not. Either apologies carry weight, or they do not.

If we only extend grace selectively, it stops being a principle and starts looking like preference.

[Ryan Rozbiani @RyanRozbiani]

Egyptian programmer Badr El-Khamisy launched a digital initiative to honor every Palestinian who has been killed in Gaza

So far, over 60,000 names have been documented, each represented as a point of light on the screen. Clicking a point reveals their name, age, and birthday.

[Masoud Pezeshkian @drpezeshkian]

To the people of the United States of America

[ye @kanyewest]

https://t.co/AVVqbhXrpJ