Lisa MVR

Former Media Mgr and NFP Fundraising Exec. Have a nice day, except for the morally bankrupt.

[Lisa MVR @LissettaV]

@Aria124634 Grog. Glug. There are probably many others. But I don't think "ing" words count.

[⚘️Carina @Carina_Amyth]

@Pontifex The people who are pushing for AI do not care about people.
They are pushing AI because they know it's ultimately going to be for the government surveillance of their citizens, & not for information, fun, or whatever else they've lied about to convince people to embrace it.

[Lisa MVR @LissettaV]

Totally agree. We need more connection to human feelings, not less. Aside from the environmental damage which is massive, AI is an extremely dangerous entry into our already soulless world.

[Pope Leo XIV @Pontifex]

Artificial intelligences do not undergo experiences, do not possess a body, do not feel joy or pain, do not mature through relationships, and do not know from within what love, work, friendship or responsibility mean. Nor do they have a moral conscience, since they do not judge good and evil, grasp the ultimate meaning of situations, or bear responsibility for consequences. They may imitate or even simulate, but they do not understand what they produce, for they lack the affective, relational, and spiritual perspective through which human beings grow in wisdom. #MagnificaHumanitas

[MFWitches @MFWitches]

How in the fuck do we live on a planet where AI is being used to write useless books, paint useless paintings and design unnecessary furniture instead of to solve world hunger, manage the climate crisis, make billionaires pay their fair share, and root out and prosecute government/corporate corruption, insider trading and wage theft?

#NewsCorpse

[Lisa MVR @LissettaV]

@yousef_ki1 🍉🍉🍉

[Lisa MVR @LissettaV]

@ivaforgotton @lesstenny I feel sick. Then I think about how her supporters are so difficult to convince of the truth. Then I feel like vomiting. #poorline #Pauline #OneNation #PaulineHanson #poorlean #auspol

[Lisa MVR @LissettaV]

@RAUL98235192694 @varoufakis_gr People can choose their battles. It's not contradictory, your "whataboutism" is simply a diversionary tactic because you don't care about the subject of focus.

[Lisa MVR @LissettaV]

I'm so glad I learned the history. It disturbs me that so many still do not know. I will continue to speak about this and the ongoing genocide until Palestine is free. #NAKBA #REMEMBERINGTHENAKBA #FreePalestineCaptives #FREEPALESTİNE

[Yanis Varoufakis @yanisvaroufakis]

On the 78th anniversary of the Nakba, we remember that dispossession and exile are not mere footnotes of the past but living, ongoing realities.

To speak of justice today is to name the catastrophe of 1948 and to recognise that no future can be built on forgetting. Freedom and equal rights for all, from the river to the sea, is the only vision worthy of the name.

As we mark another Nakba anniversary, the genocide that started then is intensifying. What we witness in Gaza and across the occupied territories is not a war, not clash of equals, nor a tragic but inevitable conflict — it is the violent, relentless logic of white settler terra nullius colonialism, dressed in modern military hardware and sustained by western complicity. A people is being erased, deemed superfluous, their humanity denied so that their erasure may be justified.

To commemorate the Nakba is to stand with the living against the coloniser’s lie that some lives are mere obstacles. It is to insist that remembrance must become resistance, and resistance is not only a prerequisite for liberty but also of existence.

[Yanis Varoufakis @yanisvaroufakis]

On the 78th Anniversary of the Nakba – 15 May 2026

Seventy-eight years ago, Britain committed one of the most catastrophic acts of colonial injustice in modern history. With the stroke of a pen, the British government disposed of a land it had no right to give – uprooting an entire people from their homes, their soil, and their heritage to install a project built on displacement, exclusion, and dispossession.

The Nakba was no accident of war; it was a deliberate, calculated campaign of erasure. Hundreds of villages were demolished. Hundreds of thousands of men, women, and children were driven from everything they had ever known.

Britain bears a historic and moral responsibility for this foundational crime – a responsibility it has never acknowledged, never atoned for, and never answered. Today, we name it plainly: what Britain inflicted upon the Palestinian people was a crime, and history will not allow it to be forgotten.

Yet, the crime did not end in 1948. The world’s governments, institutions, and international bodies chose complicity. For nearly eight decades, the international community has legitimised a regime built on stolen land, suppressed Palestinian resistance at every turn, and shielded Israel from accountability. They looked away – or actively enabled the oppressor – as war crime followed war crime.

The occupation deepened. Settlements expanded. The blockade tightened. The apartheid wall grew in length and height.

Now, before the eyes of the entire world, Gaza faces a genocide – a systematic campaign to destroy a people. Children are bombed in hospitals and schools. Families are starved by design as a weapon of war. An entire civilisation is being dismantled in real time. The collusion of world powers in this ongoing catastrophe does not merely dishonour them; it makes them active accomplices in every crime committed since the first.

And yet, Palestine endures. Through every massacre and siege, through expulsion, imprisonment, and collective punishment, through seventy-eight years of unrelenting assault on their very existence, the Palestinian people have never surrendered – and they never will.

Generation after generation has carried the flame: from those who fled with the keys to their homes in 1948, to the children of Gaza who today stand amidst the rubble and declare that they are still here. This is more than resilience; it is one of the most extraordinary acts of collective resistance in human history.

The Palestinian people have taught the world what it means to refuse to disappear. They will not be erased. They will not be silenced. And they will not rest until every inch of their land is free and every right is restored – fully, unconditionally, and without compromise.

The tide has turned, and the world knows it. The Zionist project, sustained for decades by propaganda, intimidation, and the suppression of truth, is losing its grip on the global conscience. Millions across every continent have taken to the streets. Students have risen on university campuses from London to Los Angeles. Artists, academics, lawyers, and doctors are raising their voices, and international courts have opened investigations.

The mask has been torn away, exposing the reality beneath: an apartheid regime, a colonial enterprise, and a system of terror and control that has no place in the modern world. The narrative that once protected Israel from scrutiny is collapsing. The impunity that shielded it from consequence is eroding. The end of the Zionist project as a viable political reality is no longer unthinkable; for the first time, it is inevitable.

On this 78th anniversary of the Nakba, the Global Alliance for Palestine makes this unshakeable pledge: we will not rest. We will not be silent. We will not be bought, intimidated, or deterred. We stand in full, unconditional solidarity with every campaign, movement, and act of resistance – legal, moral, cultural, and political – that advances the cause of Palestinian liberation anywhere on earth.

We will work without pause until the dream that has sustained an entire people across three generations becomes reality: a free Palestine, from the river to the sea. Full rights, full dignity, and full justice will be restored to every Palestinian – those living under occupation, those displaced in the diaspora, and those who gave their lives so that others might one day be free. https://t.co/nUI3OpUTup

The Nakba is not history; it is an ongoing wound. And we will not stop until it is healed.

Global Alliance for Palestine

15 May 2026

[Lisa MVR @LissettaV]

@honeymoon250 I'm not sure why you're so confident - there are plenty of oldies on this platform. I got the whole 20! And no I'm not still using these methods. 🤣

[Lisa MVR @LissettaV]

@emma__jayne14 I love that. Your Mum loves you like nothing else.

[Lisa MVR @LissettaV]

@emma__jayne14 I posted on Anzac Day about being disgusted that a First Nations veteran got booed for delivering the Welcome to Country. Have been so busy with health and family only returned today - to dozens of abusive tweets from ignorant thugs.

[Lisa MVR @LissettaV]

@AdamCam2nd @JGH3113 @toni_symonds Exactly. An indigenous person in uniform, wearing their medals is booed while delivering the Welcome to Country. They ARE being booed - you can't make an excuse, separate the two and say it's not. They deserve respect! So STFU.

[Lisa MVR @LissettaV]

@1Bella2Fergus @jedsta77 @toni_symonds Describing yourself. Except not brave.

[Lisa MVR @LissettaV]

@Peter_Fitz @cousinmorton Absolutely. Uncle Ray thank you, I'm so proud of you. Hold your head high. #ANZAC #FirstNationsANZAC

[Lisa MVR @LissettaV]

What an incredibly sad loss. I loved him in The Models back in the day, but his creative contributions since then have been generous and wonderful. We'll miss that wide and vibrant smile. Love and deep condolences to his loved ones.

[Ronni🧂Salt-WhoWroteGunnawahYeahThatOne @RonniSalt]

The warm, witty and deeply humane, James Valentine has died

A talented saxophonist, man of fantastic playlists, and a ninja turtles fan, his voice and intellect warmed the airwaves of NSW for over 30 years

Peace be with you now James, you lovely man

https://t.co/oreMkrqIxk

[Prof Kathy Eagar AM @keagar.bsky.social @k_eagar]

@PatMcGorry Jews are as diverse as Christians or Muslims or any other religion. But opinion polls show that the majority of the Jewish Israeli population is racist, support ethnic cleansing & dehumanise Palestinians. So too many Zionists in Australia & elsewhere. Zionism is evil

[Angry Staffer @Angry_Staffer]

Periodic reminder that the president has lost his fucking mind

[Drop Site @DropSiteNews]

“I have never in my quarter of a century in journalism seen a greater effort to criminalize and demonize speaking to people on the other side of America’s wars.”

—Drop Site’s @JeremyScahill spoke to Progressive International’s @VarshaGandikota about Drop Site News being labeled “pro-terrorism” for interviewing Palestinian and Iranian figures. He said that in any society that professes to be democratic, a public has the right to understand the other side of things.

[Prof Kathy Eagar AM @keagar.bsky.social @k_eagar]

One by one countries are severing their relations with Israel and calling out Israel for what it is, an evil criminal state and an international pariah. Well done Spain, a country with leaders who know right from wrong and have the guts to speak out.