Nyanga

[GB Politics @GBPolitcs]

🚨NEW: The Home Office has given the ‘Islamic Centre of England’ powers to sponsor visas for “skilled workers” and religious ministers

This charity is an alleged outpost of the Iranian regime in London

[@Telegraph]

[Imtiaz Mahmood @ImtiazMadmood]

On October 7, twelve-year-old Liel Hetzroni was burned alive by Hamas terrorists in Kibbutz Be’eri.

When the forensic pathologists wanted to recover her mortal remains, her identification took six weeks. So little of the girl remained that her family filled her coffin with her dolls and toys.

Liel was murdered along with her twin brother Yanai, her grandfather Avia Hetzroni, and her great-grandmother Ayala.

We will never forget this.

And Israel’s security services do not forget either. Those who unleashed this hell on October 7 will have to look over their shoulders time and again for a long time to come.

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[Driftwood @buc97552]

Richard is an ex-Royal Marine veteran. He fought for his country in the Falklands, was wounded in battle, suffered a devastating PTSD-induced breakdown, lost his partner, lost his home, and ended up sleeping rough. When he needed his country, there was no safety net.

Meanwhile, “Stacksa Pula”, fleeing “war-torn” Botswana that’s never had a war, steps off a dinghy and straight into taxpayer-funded hotel accommodation with free everything.

The contrast is obscene.

[J&L Historical @Jason_R_Burt]

While the 8th Air Force flew high-altitude bomber escorts, a legendary unit of P-38 Lightnings was flying low enough to taste the tree-tops & blast Nazi armor at point-blank range.

The forgotten story of the U.S. 474th Fighter Group, the 9th Air Force’s twin-engine tank killers.

A WWII🧵

[Mazelit Airaksinen 🎗🇺🇸 🇮🇱 @Mazelit_]

HAMAS KILLED THIS ENTIRE FAMILY

The entire Kutz family was murdered in the October 7th terror attack on Israel.

🕯️Aviv (54)
🕯️Livnat (49)
🕯️Rotem (19)
🕯️Yonatan (17)
🕯️Yiftach (15)

After the attack, neighbors from their village found the dead family together in a bed, with father Aviv providing a protective embrace, according to Times of Israel.

Livnat was a graphic designer, while Aviv was a director of a consulting firm. Their eldest daughter Rotem was an IDF soldier who trained newer soldiers, and the youngest kids were still in school.

May the Kutz family's memory be a blessing 🙏

[Andrés 💪🕊 🍁 @andres20ad]

El carácter se mide no por cómo se celebra la victoria, sino por cómo se asume la derrota. Porque saber perder revela la inteligencia de quien acepta que la vida no está para ganarla, sino para aprenderla. Los peores enemigos de los argentinos son ellos mismos.

[Shunya @Shunyaa00]

British Islamic scholar Abu Waleed said, “We transform the UK into an Islamic state, and will impose humiliating laws on Christians and other non-Muslims to make them want to convert to Islam.”

Abu Waleed lives in council housing in Hounslow, West London. He doesn’t work and claims benefits for himself, his wife, and their three disabled children - paid for by British taxpayers.

[Vivid.🇮🇱 @VividProwess]

The amazing @lalshareef explains how Israel removed Jews from Gaza in 2005 to get peace, leaving behind greenhouses worth millions of dollars.

The Palestinians looted the greenhouses, and Gaza was turned into a terror fortress.

For years, the world has been fed lies.

[Tayson @HaimCoh87202897]

@GBC_Press Anther delusional! Can you give me answers to all this questions before we give terrorists a state 👇

[THE PLUMBER @GraemeG70026987]

@GBC_Press Based on what exactly? Further more its now a nothing waste area, is that what she is referring to? Recognizing that the gift of Gaza is now a self inflicted waste land that they can call home. Ridiculous statement from an obviously confused leader on the international stage.

[American Warrior for Christ @johnrackham82]

Ever wonder why no Arab country wants to take in Palestinians?

Because when Egypt did it, the Palestinians tried to overthrow the government and had to be expelled by the Egyptian military.

Because when Jordan did it, the Palestinians tried to overthrow the government and had to be expelled by the Jordanian military.

Because when Kuwait did it, the Palestinians tried to overthrow the government and had to be expelled by the Kuwaiti military.

That's why.

Please tell me again how Israel is the problem.

[Imtiaz Mahmood @ImtiazMadmood]

Natalie Queiroz was stabbed 24 times by her own fiancé Babur 'Bobby' Raja just 20 minutes after he called her on the phone to say he loved her.

Eight months pregnant Natalie was walking into Sutton Coldfield town centre for a spot of shopping when she heard footsteps running up behind her. A man dressed in a black hoodie suddenly began stabbing her in an attack she later described as "incessant".

Natalie tried to protect her baby bump and thought she recognised the attacker as her fiancé, Babur 'Bobby' Raja.

Passersby bravely stepped in and pulled the man away, but he broke free and crouched down to resume the stabbing after she collapsed.

Describing those terrifying moments to the BBC, Natalie said: “I put my head down and he pulled up in front of me, and he crouched down and he began the attack again.”

The father of her unborn child had stabbed her 24 times, hitting all her major organs in what medics later called an execution.

There had been no warning signs at all in the days leading up to the violence. Bobby had been relaxed and cuddling her in bed, and he even bought treats for the midwives during a maternity visit.

He later admitted he had been cold-bloodedly planning the murder attempt for at least two weeks.

Natalie was airlifted to hospital where she underwent an emergency C-section alongside major surgery to repair her heart, lungs, liver, wrist, and abdomen.
Both Natalie and her daughter miraculously survived the ordeal.

In court, it emerged that Bobby had been tipped over the edge after being forced to choose between his conservative Muslim mother's faith and the love of his life.

Babur Raja admitted attempted murder, attempted child destruction, possession of a knife in public and the wounding and assault of two passersby, and he was sentenced to 18 years in prison.

[Artur Nadolny @ArturNadol7566]

SEXED UP AND COVERED UP

Imagine starting a war because you copied and pasted someone's old university paper and forgot to fix the typos.

You don't have to imagine it. It happened.

In September 2002 the UK government published a dossier claiming Saddam Hussein could deploy weapons of mass destruction within 45 minutes. Almost no evidence behind it.

A second dossier followed in February 2003. Colin Powell quoted it at the UN as proof of Iraqi deception. One day later Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) found large parts of it were copied almost word for word from a thesis by Ibrahim al-Marashi, a PhD student. They even copied his typos.

Alastair Campbell (@campbellclaret) had already demanded the first dossier be "sharpened" and made "revelatory."

John Scarlett's intelligence committee went from admitting there was "very little intelligence" to signing off firm WMD claims. No new evidence appeared in between.

David Kelly knew the difference. The government's own weapons expert told @BBC journalist Andrew Gilligan (@mragilligan) the dossier had been sexed up.

He was named as the source, grilled by MPs on live television, and found dead days later.

Hutton ruled it suicide. Doctors and MPs have disputed that verdict ever since, and no inquest was ever held.

Parliament voted 412 to 149 for war anyway. The Chilcot Inquiry took 13 years to confirm what a journalist and a dead scientist had already said.

Nobody went to prison. Blair runs a think tank now (@InstituteGC). Kelly doesn't get that choice.

Sources
@Channel4News
@BBCNews
@guardian
@mragilligan
Others.

[Nyanga @Bembezi]

@capTercio It seems that many of the European Clubs that have Argentina players are considering cancelling their contracts because of their terrible and dangerous actions on and off the World Cup playing fields.

They were not role models for children.

[MIGUELITO @RolymanMAMY]

@capTercio Son una vergüenza para el deporte. La Fifa debería ponerles una sanción ejemplar. Su comportamiento miserable y mal perder,no cabe en el futbol. Sus jugadores solo son una pandilla de macarrillas, que no saben jugar al futbol,( Exceptuando al Sr Messi). Unos paquetes y gilipollas

[Creative Deduction @CreativeDeduct]

In the 1920s an imprisoned Italian journalist, disillusioned by the realisation that Karl Marx’s prediction of spontaneous worldwide socialist revolution was failing to come true, began working on a new revolutionary strategy that would profoundly shape the modern left.

In his Prison Diaries, Antonio Gramsci argued that capitalist societies were held together not primarily by economic power or state coercion, but by cultural hegemony - the dominance of bourgeois values, culture and institutions (education, media, family, religion and civil society). As long as the working class accepted these values as “common sense”, revolution was impossible.

His solution was revolutionary: the left must wage a “war of position” - a long, patient struggle to capture the institutions that shape culture and ideas. Only after achieving cultural dominance could they seize political and economic power.

This was a major departure from classical Marxism. Instead of focusing on factories and economic base, Gramsci shifted the battlefield to culture and consciousness. He understood that whoever controls the “superstructure” (culture) can eventually control the base (economy and politics).

Gramsci’s ideas became foundational to what later became known as Cultural Marxism. The Frankfurt School and the New Left built upon them, moving the struggle from class warfare to cultural warfare - attacking Western traditions, morality, family structures, and national identity.

Today’s identity politics, “the long march through the institutions”, critical studies in universities and the weaponisation of culture all trace their intellectual lineage back to Gramsci’s insight. He understood that real power lies in defining what society considers normal, moral and true. It has been a guiding principle for the left ever since.

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

Historian Bill Federer: "By 2030, there will be a majority Muslim population in Europe, and they will just flat out vote for Sharia law.

People forget Egypt was completely Christian for 6 centuries. It's not anymore. All of North Africa was completely Christian for 6 centuries. It is not anymore.

Constantinople was the largest Christian city in the world, and the largest Christian church in the world for hundreds of years was the Hagia Sophia. And it was turned into a mosque.

They want to do the same thing with the Vatican."

Pay attention to what he is saying!

[Nyanga @Bembezi]

@tancredipalmeri It seems that many of the European Clubs that have Argentina players are considering cancelling their contracts because of their terrible and dangerous actions on and off the World Cup playing fields.

They were not role models for children.

[Kelvin MacKenzie @kelvmackenzie]

This is a shocker. A mother of three from Gaza who came to the UK as a refugee has just won a human rights challenge to bring in 18, yes18, of her relatives - both parents, a brother, his wife and four children, a sister and her four children and another sister, her husband and their three children.
None of them speak English and the mother only has room to house her parents with the rest taking up social housing away from British families.
Not to mention the the cost of the 18 filling our schools and NHS clinics.
Plus the signal it gives tens of thousands of Palestinian families that the UK courts are an easy touch and they should head here.
Another bloody awful and costly decision by our courts. Labour won’t do anything about it as they look on the people as Labour voters of the future.

[Edgar Holroyd-Doveton @EdgarHolroyd]

His actual legacy in relation to the party was to finalise the transformation of the party from a democratic organisation into one controlled by a self-selecting parliamentary elite, with effective top-down control of what lies beneath.
Leaving the actual politics aside, a party once rooted in society is now an elitist blob - and it accounts in fair measure for why Labour is ceasing to be a party of governance. Which merely adds to the decline of a liberal democratic society.