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[Chay Bowes @BowesChay]

This is the reality of a ‘democratic’ Ukraine

[Simon Forrest @SimonForrest11]

A national anthem about the people, by the people, for the people. 🎶💙🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[★☭MassStrikeNow☭★ @strike_dr]

Alien Predators are more human than IDF

[Twiki 🍉 🚜 🐙 @timtron2020]

Why is a Nigerian-born person called Janan Ganesh telling British and European people they must give their pensions to the military industrial complex?

[Max Blumenthal @MaxBlumenthal]

All this migrant chaos unleashed on Spain by US and Israeli-backed Morocco reminded me of the time that Zelensky threatened to weaponize Ukrainian refugees against Europe if the West stopped cutting his checks

[InfoGram @_InfoGram_]

🇮🇱Netanyahu: "We’ve survived empires."

🇮🇷Araghchi: "What empires? Your country is younger than my dad." 🤣

[Connor Tomlinson @Con_Tomlinson]

Update: my wife has finally been seen, seven hours later. She has a suspected blood clot in her leg, which could have been lethal or caused a stroke or stillbirths if left untreated.

But despite having the equipment, she's been told they can't scan to confirm it today, and will have to wait a day or two.

In the meantime, they're giving her injections to remove the clot. She might have to take them throughout the pregnancy and post-partum. We still don't know.

She has to wait another hour for blood to be taken again, her first injection, and then being sent home. She'll get a text for a scan sometime in the next day or two. In the meantime, we just have to hope it doesn't get worse.

One scan could have confirmed all of this hours ago. There's no way there wasn't someone on staff at two hospitals capable of operating an ultrasound machine all day. Utterly inexcusable.

[Gavin Roberts @Roberts56Gavin]

The reported words of William Wallace, Guardian of Scotland over 700 years ago rings down powerfully through the centuries. It is no accident that he epitomises the spirit of Scottish Independence. ‘How can I be a traitor to Edward when England is foreign to me?’ 👍🏼🌍🌏🌎🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[Daniel Fooks @DanielFooksArt]

@BoyGeorge You have downloaded your legacy.

You will always be remembered as an ignorant fool who provided cover for Zionism and their genocide.

You are the Leni Riefenstahl of our time....

But without the talent.

[John @thejohnhannah]

Pete's non 'unfeasible shortcut' has lasted 25 years. He has made £1.7 million in salary plus expenses plus salary for committee work.

Pete has failed. So have the SNP.

I don't think we'll take any lectures from Pete about anything.

[GenXGirl @GenXGirl1994]

The Moroccan orchestrated migrant invasion of Ceuta and Trump’s decree that Western Sahara is Moroccan territory are attempts to secure maritime access for Israel through its Abraham Accords partner, Morocco.

[Lloyd Quinan @QuinanLloyd]

53% of of the electorate born in Scotland voted yes just a fact some of our fellow country folk of a British persuasion don’t want reminded of.

[Noah’s Ark 🚢 @NoahsArk1000]

Every president gets an exclusive Israel-first handler.

[Jack Maxey @JackMaxey1]

Trump answers to both these women.

Let that sink in.

[Annie Glen @AnnieGlen20]

The only truthful thing Sturgeon ever said. If only we’d listened.

[Sara Salyers @SSalyers2]

In my heart I know someone is getting very worried about what independence will mean, what it will take and - help ma bob - what if those Liberationists actually get the green light for a Scottish right to external self determination?
(How many times has the National posted this today?)
@ScotNational posting again without engagement makes you look a bit frantic. The real question is why?
We don’t have an election looming or a sensitive referendum negotiation going on with the English state. Quite the opposite.
So I have to conclude that something else about bypassing the coloniser represents a threat. (And please don’t give me the lie that for their own good, people mustn’t believe in any other legal route apart from the kidnapper state agreeing to let Scotland go.)

Here again is the reply:

1. Scotland will never be free via Westminster agreement and that has been made crystal clear.
2. The constitutional arrangement between the nations of England and Scotland is a matter of international and not domestic law. That so many figures in the Scottish political establishment do not understand this by now is shocking.
3. Following the correct procedure for a question of international law is not a shortcut.
4. While it is frustrating to have our repeatedly provided, carefully reasoned responses to this blinkered argument completely ignored (as it is repeated ad nauseam in tones of convincing authority), it is both foolish and disrespectful to ignore figures of the calibre of Robert Black KC, Alfred de Zayas https://t.co/M3ZZb98Z8i… and
George Katrougalis https://t.co/J5IUwPPd8u….
5, This is fundamentally a question of international not domestic law. Once settled at international level, it *then* becomes a matter for political campaigning and persuasion of the Scottish people. Then and only then. It should always have been a domestic and political question but the English state has ensured that, while it convinces our gaslit population that Scottish independence is entirely a domestic affair, it had also ensured that its abuse of international law (misrepresenting the real character of the UK) would prevent Scotland liberating itself without its permission. Which means it will hold onto Scotland permanently unless we clear the legal impediment in international law.
6. If our campaign and arguments were ‘nonsense’ - as the parochial ‘experts’ within the British bubble would have you believe - we would have been so advised by at least one of the legal experts we have consulted. These include an advocate who has represented states on the question of external self-determination.
7. Liberation Scotland is making considerable progress towards clearing the roadblock under international law. Until then anyone peddling the myths of ‘persuasion’ as a weapon against the absolutism of English domestic law (which can make or unmake *any law whatever*) is fooling themselves and, far worse, fooling others.
8. Ignoring what the international community has to say about the international issue is not only ignorant it is the kind of blind stupidity which results from finding yourself perched on an ideological rock while the tide comes in. I suspect the inability to do as @rblackqc has done and say publicly ‘I was wrong’ has far more to do with this ‘argument’ than commitment to Scotland’s freedom.

We intend to invite Alfred and other international figures to address our next conference where I’m certain he will be ready to explain all of this as slowly and carefully as you might wish. Perhaps by then you will be willing to listen and we can all, finally get onto the same page?

[Anatolij Sharij @anatoliisharii]

As you know, the Ukrainian special services blew up a restaurant in Moscow.

It became clear immediately who the target was. It was a Russian general.

Who was killed? Well, first of all, an innocent delivery woman was blown to pieces. The Ukrainian special services used her, without her knowledge, as a suicide bomber.

She was simply blown to pieces, this completely innocent woman.

Secondly, many people who had nothing to do with the general were injured.

The general’s daughter was wounded, and her husband, a 27-year-old man, was killed.

As far as is currently understood, the general was not harmed.

It seems to me that it is not entirely normal to blow up restaurants in the center of a city in order to kill someone.

I know one thing: Ukraine is, of course, not a terrorist state.

And Monaco has already been “forgotten.”

[Danielle Ryan @itsdaniryan]

Unfortunately, people reading this will actually believe that Kremlin “insiders” are talking to The Sun. 🤦‍♀️