108 girls between aged 8 and 12 have been murdered in an elementary school by Israel and the US in this UNPROVOKED war on the sovereign nation of Iran. Utterly despicable.
The Middle East is tired. We are tired. For generations our people have known only war, exile, and destruction. The world has learned to scroll past our pain like it’s normal. For us, these aren’t just headlines. They’re our homelands we’re watching burn. And we are so, so tired.
When Jews were attacked in Sydney during their festival, the world stood by them and condemned the terrorists.
Now when the Jews have attacked a Muslim nation during the holy month of Ramadan, the world is either silent or actively aiding the Jewish terrorists.
Hypocrisy!
You have to live in a truly warped political universe to believe this Israel, after obliterating Gaza and killing hundreds of thousands of Palestinians in a genocide, is now bombing Iran out of concern for the human rights of protestors.
I’m getting really fucking sick of innocent children taking the hit for the behaviour of old powerful paedophilic men. Whether it’s sexual abuse or violent wars. It has to stop.
They lied to you about Iraq, they lied to you about Venezuela, they lied to you about Libya, they lied to you about Syria. They are lying to you about Iran.
I think Law Schools should stop teaching International Law and replace it with US Foreign Policy. Because clearly International Law is US Foreign Policy.
We were taught about Anne Frank so it would never happen again, and every day I open this app and see the last words of countless new Anne Franks in real time...
The screams are killing me.
People are live-tweeting their own deaths. Children are begging for help no one’s coming to give.
Palestinians are posting their last words as the world scrolls past.
How do you grieve in real time for a genocide unfolding in front of you?
"the flour massacre"
"the al-ahli hospital massacre"
"the massacre against the tents of the displaced"
"the Fajr massacre"
We're counting massacres. We're naming them to tell them apart because there are so many. In just 10 months. We're memorizing them. We will not forget.