I'm really worried about him. He disappeared from YouTube before he disappeared from here. His last posts weren't like his usual ones, which is quite bizarre. It was as if someone else was posting on X on his behalf. It's just very strange that one of the loudest activists fighting for justice for @JulianAssange / @wikileaks and other noble causes disappears after being under enormous pressure, and everyone seems fine with it. Nobody is raising their voice or their concerns. C'mon! It is not right!
I love Pakistan. I love the people, their culture and how they have always been so hospitable to me when I visit.
I simply cannot how imagine how the good Pakistani people put up with this disgusting little turd and his corrupt gang.
Free Imran Khan.
A Palestinian paramedic broke down in tears over the Israeli massacres of civilians in Gaza.
If even paramedics can no longer hold back their tears, imagine the horror innocent people are enduring.
@CMShehbaz You should condemn and then leave it at that, like you always do. Why force Pakistan into another's war? Is your country in the best shape right now?
The Pakistani people should put pressure on their government, because the United States and Saudi Arabia are trying to draw Pakistan into the war through various forms of pressure and persuasion, even if its government may not be willing to get involved.
Your government may need public pressure from its own people to give it a stronger reason to stay out of the war.
Let’s be crystal clear: Mass rape has been perpetrated by one side, and one side only, over the last 7 decades in Palestine. And that side is Israel. Rape after rape after rape. Men, women and children. All documented, all filed, and all ignored. Those are the facts.
I kindly request all my followers in Yemen that if you ever see a Pakistani military aircraft, or a Pakistan Air Force jet, bombing Yemeni children, please record it on video and in photographs and post the evidence on X.
I want the people of Yemen to know that in 2015 the Parliament of Pakistan passed a resolution to remain neutral in the war between Yemen and the Wahhabi dictatorship in Saudi Arabia. The present regime in Pakistan did not come to power through the free will of the people. It seized office by stealing the vote and by the force of the gun, and it has locked thousands of political workers in prison. This regime has been kept in place by MBS who treats the bombing of Yemeni children as an art, and who sustains it with repeated financial rollovers. The silent and captive people of Pakistan have no part in the wrongs of this regime.