@Nyasirwa I don't know when Kenyans will understand that the vote is the paper you mark, fold & put in the ballot box. Servers are for transmission only. If you disagree with the server you petition for a recount.
@InTheTrenchesUK@Ed_Miliband is still way better than the buffoon @DavidLammy .
Can't wait for the exit of labour. England must speak loudly at polling stations like America did. Oh and ensure no illegal immigrants vote. They are imported enmasse for a reason. Ask Sweden.
@MumbaichaDon But you know very well that the solution for some cults is to dress them up in a tent and give free reign to the men/boys to molest/or worse untentet females right?🤔
@RhiRhiPeach@MasterMaliq@AusMickDundee Still waiting for a response. Don't hold your breath. When you quote their texts, they abuse if alarmed, deflect if there's audience (taqqiya) or claim context when unsure.
The new history is simple. If a Muslim ever stood on a piece of land, or if someone can say the word tawhid near a map, the country was always theirs and everyone else is the invader.
Watch it. Africa to the Americas before Columbus. Australia before the Europeans. Britain before England existed. First Nations who walked the Bering Strait and were apparently already practicing Islam, they just forgot to write it down. Each clip is delivered like a fun fact. None of them is a history lesson. It is a deed of title.
They do not need the claim to be true. They need it to be repeated until a teenager in London or Sydney treats it as inherited memory. Then the argument flips. You are not in your country. You are occupying theirs. The same trick they run on Judea, except now it is being tried on every continent at once.
England was not invented in the ninth century so a man on TikTok could inherit it. Australia was not empty of a people until a Makassar fishing season could be inflated into a founding. Native nations did not cross from Siberia carrying seventh-century Arabian doctrine.
And if contact, trade, or a rumor is enough to transfer sovereignty, then the people making these videos should be very careful, because by that standard almost nobody on earth is standing on land that was never walked by somebody else.
This is not pride in a faith. It is a method. First they move the origin story. Then they tell you that you are the guest.
He said it in English, in a room that looks like any other Western community hall, with a keffiyeh around his neck and a camera in his face.
Victory has not been achieved. They haven’t done nearly enough. They feel ashamed. Change has to come, and the form it has to take is the fall of the American empire and the Western powers that, in his telling, have been hurting “our people” since the beginning. Inshallah they will fall.
His message to Gaza is that there are people here, young and old, willing to put their lives on the line to bring those empires down.
That isn’t a protest chant that got away from him. That’s the program. They don’t hide it. They don’t wrap it in two-state language or human-rights paperwork. They stand in the country that gave them the microphone and announce that the country itself is the enemy that has to be brought down.
The same people will spend the next day calling you a bigot for noticing what they just volunteered. @mehdirhasan will call you an Islamophobe for calling this what it is.
They aren’t confused. They aren’t“raising awareness.” They are recruiting in public, and they are doing it in the open because they’ve decided the West will treat a call to destroy it as just another opinion.
America would not wake up if ten more planes were flown into ten more towers. It will wake up when Islam has taken the country and the Constitution has been replaced by the Quran. By then it is too late, and they won’t even have their precious free speech left to talk about it.
One Israeli is murdered and the whole country stops. Families sit shiva. Soldiers stand at a grave that should never have been dug. That is how we measure a life.
Eight days ago a Lebanese Sunni scholar and university professor, Ahmad al-Kattan, sat on a podcast and asked the opposite question out loud. If a million of us die, or two million, where is the problem? The host warned him people would give him a hard time for saying it. But he didn’t take it back.
He told a story about an Algerian ambassador who corrected him, not because the number was too high, but because it was too low. More than three million martyrs, the ambassador said. Then he went back to the point.
They will not accept anything less than Palestine from the river to the sea, and they will enter as conquerors, even if it takes time and even if the pile of their own dead has to get that high first. They treat their own people the way we treat ammunition. One of ours is a national wound. A million of theirs is a rounding error on the way to a slogan.
The West still talks about this as if it were a border dispute that ran out of patience. It so obviously isn’t and never was. It’s a movement that has already decided how many of its own children it is willing to spend, and it said the number on camera last week.
Credit: Memri TV
@AmitSegal The delusion in this one is d beyond help. His brain is tightly wedged in his hind hole. Never learned from WW2. France has capitulated once again.
@masha94989@KoningKaktus@RediTlhabi@RonaldLamola The rest of Africa was also colonised. They are busy picking up the pieces and trying to improve their lot instead of whining about colonisation. Grow up.