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[NHS Million @NHSMillion]

The NHS turns 78 today!

If everyone who has been grateful for the NHS in that time followed and retweeted we’d reach a million in minutes.

[Mosab Abu Toha @MosabAbuToha]

For your information, this video was taken just an hour ago. It shows Israel blowing up buildings east of Khan Younis.

Again and again, shame on Western media that continues to call this a “ceasefire.”

By the Western media’s definition, an Israeli “ceasefire” apparently includes the continued killing of families, especially those with very young children, blowing up residential buildings, burning tents sheltering displaced people, banning international journalists, blocking life-saving medical supplies, and restricting, and on many days completely preventing, patients from leaving Gaza for urgently needed medical treatment abroad.

[JM News Network @JMNewsNetwork_]

🗣️Tucker Carlson:

“I had an experience that I know may offend some people, but it was real. I was recently on a flight in the Middle East when I saw a 70-year-old Muslim man praying on his prayer mat while everyone else was asleep.

I thought to myself: a man who takes time in the middle of a flight to acknowledge that he is not God and to bow before his Creator… I don’t think that man is my enemy on a deeper level.”

[‏Martyrs of Gaza @GazaMartyrs]

🚨Breaking: Dr. Hussam Abu-Safeia, director of Kamal Edwan Hospital, is being killed by Israeli Occupation Forces.

Dr. Hussam is heavily tutored, and each time his lawyer visits, new injuries are discovered on him.

His last words to his lawyer were: “They brought me here to kill me; this is my end.”

Israel has already killed Dr. Hussam’s son, and now it’s Dr.Hussam’s turn.

Raise awareness and speak out to help him before it’s too late.

[Dead Guru @PAPA_JI_4141]

A farewell five-wicket haul 🙌…..

In 2009, Andrew Flintoff reached the Honours Boards for the final time.

[Sky News @SkyNews]

A piece of sewer pipe found in the street has been acting as a prosthetic leg for 10-year-old Rateb since he lost the limb in an Israeli strike.

Rateb, a 10-year-old from Gaza, lost his leg, his mother and his brother during Israeli bombardment.

[Ahmed Nashwan @ahmed_nashwan1]

I won’t hide it from you, here in Gaza we were watching Egypt’s victory while warplanes were flying overhead. Yet we paid them no attention and simply didn’t care.

This is the first moment of joy to reach the hearts of the people of Gaza in more than 1000 days. 🇪🇬🇵🇸

[Lance Lachlan ✌🏻 @lancelachlan]

Raise The Colours leadership:

Ryan Bridge - wanted in Spain, fraud

Billy Allison - charged with murder

Danny Tommo - jailed, kidnapping

Ben Cullen - on trial TODAY, child images

Kevin Good - 9yrs, GBH

You don't have to be criminal to join. But it helps.

[Leyla Hamed @leylahamed]

Egypt’s head coach Hossam Hassan dedicating their historic World Cup win to Palestine, its martyrs, and the people of Egypt.

Bigger than football.

[Dr Rahmeh Aladwan @doctor_rahmeh]

Egypt! Alhamdulillah 🤍🇪🇬

[DOZA🧐 @lil_doza]

Both were attacked by racists in Ireland.

Both ended up in hospital with lifetime scars.

Both attacks happened in June.

Both are Somali migrants.

Targeting people because they look different to you is a sign of weakness not strength.

Bigots openly spread a doctrine that led to this kind of attacks, they discuss it online on daily basis “make it hostile for them so they can leave” is the idea.

We have an obligation for the wellbeing of immigrants in Ireland. Actions speak louder than words.

[Bob Vylan @BobbyVylan]

We are suing The BBC for defamation.

[G.T @gingerrtom]

They now think it's okay for men to punch female police officers.

The same crowd who called for justice for the female officer who was attacked by 'Mohammed Fahir Amaaz' at Manchester Airport.

Fucking funny that!

[Ben Stokes @benstokes38]

It’s been a mad 15 years. It’s had everything thrown in there, from the highest highs to the lowest lows (on and off the field 😜).

My time was up, and no one was going to be able to make that decision other than me.

But in the meantime, I just want to say I ❤️ every single England fan and every single cricket fan who’s supported me over the years.

I ❤️ every single person I’ve walked out onto the field with representing England.

I could go on and on, but I hope you get the gist of how much I loved doing what I did for 15 years.

I’m looking forward to being a fan and supporting the team, and the odd day in hospitality won’t go amiss 🤣.

Family, friends, teammates, fans… I ❤️ yas all.

Stokesy

[mustafa yazıcı @myzccc]

ASLA UNUTMA!

İsrail askerlerinin doktor kılığına girerek Filistin hastanesine girip insanları öldürdüğünü asla unutmayın.

Bu terörizm ve savaş suçudur.

[The Saviour @TheSaviour]

This is much better

[GBC @GBC_Press]

🚨 BREAKING:

​The United Nations has officially declared Gaza a genocide zone, noting that Israel is deliberately targeting children and infants.

​It took them three full years to reach this conclusion.

[Richard Sefton @richardosefton]

I wonder if #TommyRobinson holds the record of ‘most photographs with paedophiles’?

[IslamophobiaUK @uk_islamophobia]

The Telegraph has fallen...

Two months ago, the headline was: "London landlords illegally advertising Muslim-only flat rentals."

Here is what The Telegraph deliberately skipped in that headline.

If you read the actual article, their own investigation found listings asking for "Hindus only." It found direct appeals for Punjabis, Gujaratis, and strict vegetarian households.

They didn't make the headline. Only the Muslims did.

Why? Look at the byline.

This functioned less like a journalistic
investigation and more like a political PR feedback loop.

The article was co-authored by Mitchell Durdin and Camilla Tominey — both of whom are on-air staff at GB News. Tominey is also Associate Editor at The Telegraph.

The lone political quote anchoring the "national outrage" framing? Robert Jenrick — Reform UK's economic spokesman.

Two GB News journalists wrote the story. The Telegraph picked a Reform quote. GB News broadcast the outrage. The culture war fuelled from both ends by the same payroll.

To understand the strategy, look at the ownership.

In March 2026, The Telegraph was acquired by the German media giant Axel Springer SE. It wasn't just a corporate buyout; it was an ideological takeover.

Axel Springer requires every employee to sign five non-negotiable "Essentials." One is explicit, mandatory support for the State of Israel.

CEO Mathias Dopfner famously told staff that if they had an issue with the Israeli flag at company HQ, they "should look for a new job."

Under this structure, neutral journalism isn't just discouraged—editorial alignment is a corporate mandate.

It's not just ideology. It's money. The empire is backed by US private equity giant KKR.

Axel Springer also owns Yad2, Israel's largest real estate portal, which research shows profits from listing properties in illegal West Bank settlements.

The Centre for Media Monitoring (CfMM) has documented how the British press disproportionately associates Muslims with security threats.

When The Telegraph selectively ignored Hindus in its own investigation to isolate Muslims, it was weaponizing that exact bias.

The overlap was impossible to ignore. Sir Paul Marshall, the billionaire behind GB News and The Spectator, and Mathias Dopfner of Axel Springer may be different men, but they bankroll the same agenda.

That was two months ago.

Yesterday, they did it again.

Fiyaz Mughal — founder of Tell MAMA, publicly funded £7 million over 13 years — wrote in The Telegraph that British Muslims are "failing this basic test of integration."

It's not the first time.

Two months earlier, in the same paper, he wrote that antisemitism is "a disease in the soul of British Islam."

And in between, another Telegraph column asking why he felt like the only Muslim willing to show up.

Three pieces. One newspaper. One columnist whose entire public role is to document hatred — writing, again and again, for the paper that profits from stoking it.

Same columnist. Same paper. Same community, three times.

The next time a Telegraph headline tries to make you angry at a specific minority... ask yourself exactly who wrote it, and who paid for the ink.

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