Hasan Mahmud Tipu

[Michael A.M.E. @MindandEmotion7]

Jeffrey Epstein, the Simpsons, and EVERYONE!

In the recent Epstein files drop was Al Seckle(Ghislaine Maxwell's brother-in-law) sharing how he introduced "our very good friend" Matt Groening to Mohammed Yunus. Yunus was drawn and put into an episode of the Simpsons in 2010.

What was also in the recent Epstein files drop was a Grameen America pitch deck for Epstein, and a Clinton Foundation event where Yunus was flown in to speak. Yunus was originally brought to the United States by Bill and Hillary Clinton in the 1980s when Jeffrey Epstein helped them set up the Clinton Foundation.

Grameen bank is the app that the Clinton Foundation, Gates Foundation, and all the other NGOs used to launder money. That corruption was exposed in 2011, but then Obama still gave him the presidential metal of freedom and then congress gave him the congressional gold metal. This is how much of the government money laundering he was doing, that even after his corruption was exposed they doubled and tripled down.

I think this is one of the most important facets of the Epstein files because it is the system that all the corrupt people in the governments around the world use for money laundering and black market money!

[RT_India @RT_India_news]

THROWBACK: 🇧🇩 Interim Leader & Nobel Prize-Winning Economist Muhammad Yunus Predicts Trump Tariffs Will Cause 'Indian Industries To Set Up In Bangladesh' [2025]

This month, the Bangladesh Textile Mills Association announced the indefinite closure of all textile mills across the country from 1 February.

Aged like milk?

📹 Zeteo / YouTube

[Hasan Mahmud Tipu @HasanMahmudTip2]

Pinaki Bhattacharya, a SM influencer from #Paris, openly admitted that he was involved in killing #police and burning police stations (PS) on 5 August 2024 in #Bangladesh! In the video, he was saying that "out of 639, we set fire & vandalized 450 PS, killed police & hung them"

[David Bergman @TheDavidBergman]

If this is correct, this suggests that the #bangladesh student party deliberately took a provocative position in Awami League’s heartland. ….. That does not of course in any way justify the violent attacks against the student party rally, but it does suggests a very myopic perspective on the part of those who organised the rally in Gopalganj.

[Sangita Gazi @GaziSangita]

@TheDavidBergman This is in Bangla, but Dr Mahmuda Mitu is an NCP leader. This is an absurd and immature provocation on their part. Desecrating someone’s burial site—someone who was, at the very least, a citizen of Bangladesh—should not a part of anyone’s politics.

[Hasan Mahmud Tipu @HasanMahmudTip2]

Today's @BangladeshArmy action against protesters in Gopalgonj, #Bangladesh. 9 killed & counting

#CrimesAgainstHumanity
#JusticeForBangladesh
#ArmyBrutalityBD
#HumanRightsViolation
#StopMilitaryTorture
#AccountabilityNow
#VoicesOfTheOppressed
#NoMoreSilence
#BangladeshJustice

[Sangita Gazi @GaziSangita]

It has not yet been a year since the July uprising — and once again, the government has used the police and army as tools of repression. Firing lethal weapons at unarmed people is neither an act of bravery nor of law enforcement!

[Hasan Mahmud Tipu @HasanMahmudTip2]

#Bangladesh under Professor Yunus!

@UN_HRC @amnesty @hrw @volker_turk @washingtonpost @TheEconomist

[Hasan Mahmud Tipu @HasanMahmudTip2]

A #BracUniversity student named Arifin Rafi threatens chaos with petrol bombs posted on @facebook to #killpolice! His group targets police, faces no action, suggesting @DrYunus-led government relies on militants to maintain power amid growing unrest.

[Hasan Mahmud Tipu @HasanMahmudTip2]

Hilari-ous!

@realDonaldTrump @Yunus_Centre #parody #tarriffwar #TrumpTariffs

[Mohammad Hasan @Mohamma58354946]

Continuing from the previous tweet

An Open Letter to @UN and @UN_HRC concerning 'The selective silence of Mr. Volker Türk: Post-regime change human rights violations in Bangladesh'

Despite these incidents, Mr. @volker_turk’s statements on #Bangladesh have become less frequent and intense, suggesting a bias toward the interim government led by Professor Yunus @Yunus_Centre. In his recent interview with @BBCWorld #Hardtalk on March 4, 2025, Mr. Türk mentioned that he warned the #BangladeshArmy that if they supported the #SheikhHasina government in neutralizing violent protests throughout the country, their peacekeeping missions might be canceled or suspended. He also stated that during his last visit, protesters thanked him for his supporting role in the #July2024movement. This is a form of threat, and it has influenced the Army, leading to the success of the protests. This statement represents direct interference by Mr. Türk’s office in the sovereignty of a nation. Article 2(7) of the #UNCharter states that the @UN has no authority to intervene in matters that are within the domestic jurisdiction of any state. By this provision, Mr. Türk violated his jurisdictional authority, and we call for his #resignation. 

Furthermore, his selective response undermines the credibility of the United Nations and its @UN_HRC. We are deeply concerned about the future of Bangladesh, once considered a liberal and secular nation, but now heading toward an uncertain future where militants and terrorists thrive. If Mr. Türk’s office remains silent, Bangladesh may face a fate similar to that of Congo and other countries in the Middle East. 

Political vendettas and mob justice have replaced the rule of law. Revenge-driven violence is as dangerous as state-sponsored oppression and should be addressed with equal urgency. In such times, the international community’s voice is crucial, yet Mr. Volker Türk’s silence and biases undermine his credibility and the cause of human rights. When organizations like the United Nations and UN Human Rights Council remain silent, they allow perpetrators to act with impunity, harming marginalized communities, political minorities, and human rights defenders, especially in politically unstable Bangladesh. This raises an important question: does the selective response to Bangladesh reflect the politicized nature of international human rights advocacy, where some regimes face more scrutiny than others based on geopolitical interests?

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Dr. Mohammad Hasan is a Bangladeshi Canadian Professor of Law at Carleton University

[Mohammad Hasan @Mohamma58354946]

An Open Letter to @UN and @UN_HRC concerning 'The selective silence of Mr. Volker Türk: Post-regime change human rights violations in Bangladesh'

The human rights situation in #Bangladesh has long been a major international concern, with the @albd1971 government under #SheikhHasina facing criticism for alleged human rights abuses, including enforced disappearances, extrajudicial killings, and suppression of political dissent. Under Ms. Hasina, reports of opposition leaders and voices being disappeared by security forces, journalists being harassed, and civil society being silenced painted a picture of a country sliding into authoritarianism. The report of the fact-finding committee of the @UN_HRC estimates around 1400 hundred protesters, opponents, and security forces may have been killed in various violent incidents from the middle of July 2024 until the fall of Ms. Hasina on August 5, 2024 (the govt figure is 854), for which she, as the head of the government, had to take responsibility. The Bangladesh interim government, led by Noble Peace prize winner Professor Muhammad Yunus- @Yunus_Centre, was initiated to bring Hasina to justice for the massive human rights violation.

Mr. @volker_turk, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), was a prominent critic of these abuses under Sheikh Hasina and made several statements reflecting the concerns of global human rights bodies. After the fall of the Awami League government, Bangladesh has experienced a surge in ethnic, religious, and political violence, revenge attacks, and the erosion of legal safeguards. Despite this, Mr. Türk has remained largely silent like many other countries in the world as reported in “Report: UN Rights Chief Turned Blind Eye to World’s Worst Regimes” by the @UNWatch. I find this a glaring and troubling shift in his stance, raising questions about his role in the #July2024uprising in Bangladesh and the lack of scrutiny for post-regime change human rights abuses. While he addressed some incidents from July and August during a visit to Bangladesh in October 2024, remained silent on key issues, including the vandalism of some party offices, violence against Hindu communities, and attacks on accused individuals and their lawyers, which has not matched the urgency of his previous criticisms of the government.

Mr. Türk has not sufficiently addressed the violence and atrocities committed under the current interim government, including the killings of security forces, Awami League activists, and minority individuals, none of which have been investigated or pursued for justice by the government. Reports from human rights organizations revealed that from August 9, 2024, to December 31, 2024, 12 extrajudicial killings occurred, with 96 people killed in mob beatings. According to local media, over 230 have been killed since Sheikh Hasina's ouster due to political violence. 5 people died in the custody of law enforcement agencies in two months of 2025. The @hrw reported that as of November 2024,  at least 140 #journalists were charged with murder in relation to their reporting on the #MonsoonRevolution, and more than 150 press accreditations were suspended required to attend official events. 

A militant mob has emerged under the interim government, creating a climate of fear that stifles free speech, with individuals who criticize the government facing arrest and punishment. On February 7, 2025, two actresses were detained for speaking out against the government’s actions, and a state-sponsored militant mob vandalized and burned the #BangabandhuMemorialMuseum, along with the homes of several ousted leaders throughout the country. These acts are grave human rights violations that have been condemned by #Bangladeshi and international human rights organizations, though often limited due to government pressure.

(see the rest in the next tweet)

Dr. Mohammad Hasan is a Bangladeshi Canadian Professor of Law at Carleton University

[Laura Loomer @LauraLoomer]

🚨EXCLUSIVE🚨

US State Department set to embarrass @marcorubio and @MELANIATRUMP tomorrow by having them give an award to a group of Islamist female protesters who were funded by USAID to create a color revolution in Bangladesh alongside members of the Islamic terror group Hizbut Tahrir.

‼️VETTING CRISIS EXPOSED‼️

The latest example of the vetting crisis in the Trump administration is now creating an embarrassing situation for Secretary of State @SecRubio & the First Lady, Melania Trump, involving Islamic terrorism.

On Tuesday, April 1, at 1:00 p.m. EST, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and First Lady Melania Trump will host the annual International Women of Courage (IWOC) Awards ceremony at the Department of State. According to the State Department website, “Secretary of State’s IWOC Award recognizes women from around the world who have demonstrated exceptional courage, strength, and leadership – often at great personal risk and sacrifice.”

On the schedule for the event, it says “Women Student Protest Leaders of Bangladesh” are set to receive the
Madeleine Albright Honorary Group Award, which is going to be presented to them by Marco Rubio and Melania Trump.

Why is the US State Department awarding Soros tied, Islamist USAID funded female protestors for their role in ousting a democratically elected female prime minister in a country that is
now plagued by rape & misogyny?

Bangladesh was safe for women
under the previous Prime Mninister, and now, its a rape capital in the region.

On August 5th, 2024, Sheikh Hasina, the female Prime Minister of Bangladesh was ousted in a color revolution. The same day of her ousting, Islamists broke into her office and flaunted her bra in front of the whole world.

The protesters stole the Prime Minister’s clothes and underwear and paraded them in front of cameras.

Our government funded this via USAID.

5 days after Sheikh Hasina, the female Prime Minister of Bangladesh was ousted, a Clinton Foundation @ClintonFdn backed professor named Dr. Mohammad Yunus @Yunus_Centre, was installed as the new leader of Bangladesh. He flew to an event hosted by The Clinton Foundation in September 2024 with some of the Protest Leaders and identified one of the male protest leaders as the mastermind behind the plan to kick out the duly elected prime minister, while the female protest leader, dressed in a hijab quietly stood in obedience.

The Mastermind referenced by Yunus, who was photographed at the Clinton Foundation event on stage, is Mahfuz Alam, a known Islamist and terrorist of the internationally designated Islamic terrorist org Hizbut Tahrir. When Yunus praised him, @BillClinton visibly clapped for the Islamic terrorist.

Hizbut Tahrir’s stated aim is the re-establishment of the Islamic caliphate to unite the Muslim community & implement Sharia law on a GLOBAL SCALE.

Source: https://t.co/0aKGccLPoN

Additionally, Yunus also supported Jamaat-e-Islami, another Islamic terror group that participated in the protests & worked with the female student protesters to oust the Prime Minister.

Yunus is also supported by @AlexanderSoros & the Soros family, as seen from the photos of them below.

The Relationship between Soros & the current Hillary Clinton backed interim leader of Bangladesh, Professor Dr. Yunus, began in 1999, when Soros gave a huge loan to Dr. Yunus to buy a 35% share in a telecom company in Bangladesh.

After dismantling USAID, President Trump himself admitted in a recent speech that $29 million of USAID $ was sent to Bangladesh to an unknown political firm that only had 2 employees for the sake of “changing the political landscape of Bangladesh”.

After @potus exposed this fraud, the Bangladesh Government under Dr. Yunus immediately denied that $29 million was sent to Bangladesh. They directly insinuated that President Trump was lying.

Why is the US State Department under the new Trump admin giving female protesters who collaborated with Islamic terrorists an award tomorrow?

[Hasan Mahmud Tipu @HasanMahmudTip2]

@DOGE @ChiefAdviserGoB 😃😃😃

[Department of Government Efficiency @DOGE]

US taxpayer dollars were going to be spent on the following items, all which have been cancelled:
- $10M for "Mozambique voluntary medical male circumcision"
- $9.7M for UC Berkeley to develop "a cohort of Cambodian youth with enterprise driven skills"
- $2.3M for "strengthening independent voices in Cambodia"
- $32M to the Prague Civil Society Centre
- $40M for "gender equality and women empowerment hub"
- $14M for "improving public procurement" in Serbia
- $486M to the “Consortium for Elections and Political Process Strengthening,” including $22M for "inclusive and participatory political process" in Moldova and $21M for voter turnout in India
- $29M to "strenghening political landscape in Bangladesh"
- $20M for "fiscal federalism" in Nepal
- $19M for "biodiversity conversation" in Nepal
- $1.5M for "voter confidence" in Liberia
- $14M for "social cohesion" in Mali
- $2.5M for "inclusive democracies in Southern Africa"
- $47M for "improving learning outcomes in Asia"
- $2M to develop "sustainable recycling models" to "increase socio-economic cohesion among marginalized communities of Kosovo Roma, Ashkali, and Egypt"

[David Bergman @TheDavidBergman]

Many journalists and commentators outside #Bangladesh, writing about the criminal cases relating to the July/August killings, fail to understand the criminal justice process in the country. Here is a note relevant to understanding it in relation to the July/August 2024 murder cases filed at police stations.

1. Hundreds of First Information Reports (FIR) have been filed at police stations by families of those killed in July/August 2024 claiming that their relative was murdered by law enforcement authorities and listing people whom they claim were involved in the murder. Most of those people listed are Awami League politicians, people associated with the Awami League or well known supporters of the party.

2. The Awami League government was in power when these killings took place, so it may well be appropriate that certain senior Awami League politicians - either at a national or local level - are listed as possibe associates to the killing. However, in many of these FIRs politicians and others seem to be listed simply becuase of their association with the Awami League, and for no other reason.

3. It has been widely reported that many of these FIRs have not actually been drafted by the relevant family member but in fact has been drafted or influenced by anti-Awami League partisan actors, who have listed Awami League politicians or supporters in the FIR even when there is no evidence to support any link between the crime and the person.

4. These FIRs have not been filed by "police" or by the "government" or by "authorities", but by families. Technically, in law, police must allow members of the public to file the FIRs if they wish to lodge them.

5. The police or other law enforcement authorities can also file FIRs, but the overwhelming majority of the FIRs filed (post August 5th) over the July/August killings are filed by families

6. It should be noted that these FIRs are not criminal "charges". Effectively, an FIR is simply a criminal case/allegation filed by someone. However, once a person's name is mentioned in an FIR, the police have lawful authority to arrest that person. It is not necessary for the police to ascertain whether there is sufficient evidence to support the allegation before arresting that person. So if a person's name is listed in an FIR, that person is at risk of being arrested, even if there is no evidence to support the allegation.

7. The police have said that they are not arresting people unless there is evidence against them, and it is certainly true that most of the people listed in the FIRs have not been arrested, though this could be because many of those named have gone into hiding or have already left the country.

8. More significantly, there are some cases where Awami League supporters/politicians have (a) been arrested by the police and (b) refused bail even though there appears no evidence to support the allegation that they are complicit in these offences.

[Hasan Mahmud Tipu @HasanMahmudTip2]

@PinakiTweetsBD is instigating terrorist activities in #Bangladesh from #Paris and after listening to this video of Pinaki, anti-liberation mob is now vandalizing, firing and destroying the #BangabandhuMuseum with the help of #Bangladeshgovernment

@AFP @BBCWorld @washingtonpost

[Paris Hilton @ParisHilton]

Meeting families displaced by the LA fires was such an emotional experience 🥹 Through my nonprofit, 11:11 Media Impact, we’ve placed dozens of families in hotels for longer-term stays. 🏨 Over the weekend, I visited some and brought surprises to brighten their day 🥰 It was a privilege to spend time with them and witness their strength in the face of such unimaginable loss 💔 Hearing their heartbreaking stories of losing everything in the fire was devastating, but it also reminded me how important it is to come together and help.

I’m proud to announce that one of my amazing partners, Hilton, is donating 20,000 hotel room nights to help displaced families in need! Knowing these families will have a safe, welcoming place during this devastating time means everything. 💖 To apply or learn more, visit 211LA.

Thank you to everyone who donated and made this possible—you’re truly changing lives. Your generosity and kindness mean the world. 🫶🏼💖 Help us reach our new goal of $1.5 million donations to continue this important work: https://t.co/X9GMT8EmU1

[Bangladesh Watch @bdwatch2024]

How safe is "new #Bangladesh" for #minorities? At least 20 persons were injured in an attack during protests against the removal of the word "indigenous" from textbooks. The next day, when protesting the earlier attack, they got attacked again! This time by #police.

At least 20 persons were injured on Wednesday in an attack on an indigenous group and its supporters protesting the removal of the word "indigenous" (adivasi, in Bangla) from books. Although the attack was officially carried out by a group called "#Students for Sovereignty", links of people present on the scene with Islami Chhatra Shibir (Jamaat E Islami's student wing) and Jatiyo Nagorik Committee (SAD's so-called civil-society off-shoot) have been reported in press and social media.

News🔽

https://t.co/OXOBWAV23I

The next day, when a demo was taking place to protest the violent attack the day earlier, the police attacked, using water cannons and stun grenades. Baton charges scattered the protesters. 7 more protesters were injured.

News🔽
https://t.co/quN94mPTML

In summary, when it comes to treatment of indigenous populations, the majoritarian radicals and the police are operating on the same wavelength.

#BangladeshCrisis @amnesty @hrw @amnestysasia @HRF @AFP @AP @reutersasia @Chellaney @Kai_Schultz @CharlieCamp6ell @JonathanEmont @MujMash @JohnReedwrites @HannahEP @CJBdingo25 @paulocasaca1 @UNHumanRights @volker_turk @UN4Indigenous @StateDRL @RFKHumanRights @FCDOGovUK @eu_eeas @HumanRightsCtte @EURightsAgency @BBCWorld @UtsavSanduja @_pallavighosh @dwnews @Sabir59 @johnstanly

[Paris Hilton @ParisHilton]

Evacuating our house with all our babies🐶🐩🐩🐕 Sending prayers
to everyone and their pets🥺🙏