Almakury

"How can you enslave people when their mothers bore them free?"

[Almakury @almakury]

@SamRamani2 The RSF has never even come close to Port Sudan, why tweet about a topic if you clearly don’t even have the most elementary understanding of it?

[Almakury @almakury]

@HaythamHamid 0.00% match, good try though retard

[Almakury @almakury]

@ErmiyasGetach12 @MuhammedKambal @declanwalsh That’s Rofaqa village, and it looks nothing like the video still. Even the color of the buildings is different, and the shape of the towers. Plus this is a very dense area whereas the video still shows a more desolate area.

[Almakury @almakury]

@MohanadElbalal @declanwalsh this is worth investigating given the seriousness of these allegations. There are no structures like this anywhere in Sudan.

[Almakury @almakury]

@TurtleYusuf Seriously great catch here, it’s extremely unlikely to be in Sudan. Geolocating this structure will conclusively prove the video is staged.

[Almakury @almakury]

Wow I’m convinced at the very least that this video is NOT in Sudan.

Post this image in any LLM chat and ask it where the photo is likely taken. Every model says the Gulf and most likely the UAE.

God has blessed Sudan with the dumbest of enemies.

[Yusuf @TurtleYusuf]

This is one of the images the New York Times presents as supposed “evidence” of chemical weapons use by the Sudanese Army.

But just look at that building in the background.

That is not Sudanese architecture. It is Emirati, complete with a traditional Emirati Barjeel wind tower on top! Ridiculous.

So where was this photo really taken and by who?

[Yusuf @TurtleYusuf]

This is one of the images the New York Times presents as supposed “evidence” of chemical weapons use by the Sudanese Army.

But just look at that building in the background.

That is not Sudanese architecture. It is Emirati, complete with a traditional Emirati Barjeel wind tower on top! Ridiculous.

So where was this photo really taken and by who?

[abddu @abddu1]

@MohanadElbalal Someone needs to study this "anti-Keizan" obsession that leads people to automatically hate/label every Sudanese citizen a Kouz by default.

Too late for it now after Qahata and Somoud sided with the Janjaweed, but it would still be an interesting study.

[Almakury @almakury]

@azhaarSholgami Disregard everything I said, I just realized I’m talking to someone with a PHD in African Studies who thinks Jason Arday was somehow a victim. There’s just no hope of anything remotely resembling clear thinking coming from you.

[Almakury @almakury]

Again, a large reason why Sudan is in the predicament it’s in is that even educated Sudanese are astoundingly stupid and performative.

[Almakury @almakury]

@azhaarSholgami You need to get it through your thick heads that Sudan has two choices in this war: enslavement to the Daglo family or an SAF victory, that’s it.

Put down the theory and get back to the real world.

[Almakury @almakury]

@azhaarSholgami 1. Koz-phobia is wild, I’m in no way an Islamist.
2. Bashir formed the RSF and they were subordinate to NISS. The RSF was never part of the military. Sadiq Al Mahdi and his administration were the first to arm the Arab tribes in the west.

[Almakury @almakury]

@azhaarSholgami Absolutely ridiculous thing to say.

Egypt and Saudi Arabia are supporting the legitimate armed forces of Sudan. Take away UAE support for the RSF and they’d have no reason to be involved.

[Amgad Fareid Eltayeb @Amgad_Fareid]

The Sudanese journalist Muammar Ibrahim (@MUAMMAR_SUD) documented the 18-month siege of El Fasher when the world turned away. Genocide followed the fall of the city to the RSF, who then captured Muammar on 26 Oct. 2025. Distressing footage after his detention shows him in custody, and there has been no news about him since then.

He is not forgotten. The #UAE and #RSF should immediately confirm his safety and release Muammar.

@AmjadAlnour @AhmedTahaAJ @afinighan @VanierCyril @DareenAG @follybahAJE @JoGasiorowska @KimberlyHalkett @LTaylorTV @MaleenSaeed
@CPJAfrica @IFJGlobal @globalfreemedia @RSF_inter @UNHumanRights @pressfreedom @article19org @pen_int @MediaFreedomC @YousraElbagir @declanwalsh @Leila_MA @AlMigdadHassan0 @ThomasVLinge @anneapplebaum @Joe__Bassey @MarianaBaabar @AhmedKaballo @ReemWrites @KushiticGyal @shameensuleman @US_SrAdvisorAF @NorwayInSudan @TheRWCHR @mutasimali3 @hrw @UAEMissionToUN @MiddleEastEye @wasilalitaha @philwendel @umasalam @ObaiCJ @LaurenBinDC @BSonblast @walaaelsadig @MohWadAhmed @UKinSudan @RCrowderFCDO @YAlfashir

[Madeleine @JournoMaddie]

Slightly tangential but I believe a fair amount of incidents where black people think they’ve been the victims of racism are them entering spaces where there are specific rules which they do not understand and therefore unknowingly break.

Spectators are expected to be quiet at tennis matches. Someone who hasn’t grown up attending or watching such events wouldn’t know this. I’ve definitely broken unspoken rules before when entering new spaces. It’s a huge part of class dynamics in Britain.

But black people, and to some extent other minority groups, are taught to perceive criticisms of their behaviour as racism. The reality is that different spaces have different expectations of behaviour and you can’t act the same way everywhere. No group appreciates it when you enter their space and don’t conform to their norms.

[Mohanad @MohanadElbalal]

A UAE owned drone was used to strike a truck carrying onions to Al Dilling. Some of the wealthiest people in human history purchasing Million dollar drones to deprive malnourished residents of the most basic food items. And the world remains silent.

[S A M A H𓃰❁ @SimsimAlbadri]

FRIENDS I HAVE A HEARTBREAKING UPDATE : 💔
The latest update is that heart bypass surgery may be too risky for her. She urgently needs critical care while doctors determine the safest course of treatment.
plsss keep this 77 y/o Sudanese grandma in your prayers.
We’re still fighting to raise the funds she needs plsss don’t look away from her now :(

$630/$3000

https://t.co/jZQsciFkPg

[Almakury @almakury]

May we live to see the day Gulf Arabs (derogatory) fight their own battles.

In all the world there are no worse people than Gulf Arabs, whether Saudi, Emirati, or Qatari. All cowardly rats.

[barry with the NED @bonzerbarry]

Kan: The Saudi crown prince met with CENTCOM commander Brad Cooper and requested that Washington lead the front against the Houthis in Yemen. The United States prefers to avoid opening another front in the region, and the Saudi request was rejected.

The Saudi request from the United States reflects the kingdom's desire to avoid entering the "Yemeni mud," given its past experience. On the other hand, the negative response from the Americans reflects their unwillingness to lead another fighting front in the Middle East.

[القراشي @ALQRASHEY]

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