Fahima

Listen, I made this a long time ago so don’t judge me for the Bieber content and the tag name 😭😆

[𝐵🪝 @BISBAAS_]

was dehumanizing the enemy not a n@zi tactic......

[Mohammed El-Kurd @m7mdkurd]

I have never seen anything like this in my life. There are no words for this grief…. Countless families bereaved. The blockade must end.

[MUKHTASAR MALCOLM ALKALI @MalcolmAlkalee]

The human cost of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict (deaths/injuries): documented by the UN:

2008:
Palestine 🇵🇸: 3,202
Israel 🇮🇱: 853

2009:
Palestine 🇵🇸: 7,460
Israel 🇮🇱: 123

2010:
Palestine 🇵🇸: 1,659
Israel 🇮🇱: 185

2011:
Palestine 🇵🇸: 2,260
Israel 🇮🇱: 136

2012:
Palestine 🇵🇸: 4,936
Israel 🇮🇱: 578

2013:
Palestine 🇵🇸: 4,031
Israel 🇮🇱: 157

2014:
Palestine 🇵🇸: 19,860
Israel 🇮🇱: 2,796

2015:
Palestine 🇵🇸: 14,813
Israel 🇮🇱: 339

2016:
Palestine 🇵🇸: 3,572
Israel 🇮🇱: 222

2017:
Palestine 🇵🇸: 8,526
Israel 🇮🇱: 174

2018:
Palestine 🇵🇸: 31,558
Israel 🇮🇱: 130

2019:
Palestine 🇵🇸: 15,628
Israel 🇮🇱: 133

2020:
Palestine 🇵🇸: 2,781
Israel 🇮🇱: 61

[Fahima @FSCLOVESJDB]

@BarackObama We’re horrifield and outraged by the MILLIONS of Palestinians displaced from their land because of the illegal agreement to colonise and commit genocide of Palestine BY Israel which is not a recognised state. Those taken hostage were to be traded for THOUSANDS of Palestinians.

[Fahima @FSCLOVESJDB]

I mean obvs I respect speaking the truth. Just delivery and also harshness in making blanket statements.. I’m bored of seeing us pit against each other 😭

[Fahima @FSCLOVESJDB]

I know I’m not being better just ranting on here but I feel like an old person going “it’s disappointing”

[Fahima @FSCLOVESJDB]

I was ranting about the youth on twitter debating on here winding me up. I don’t see intellectual convo and kind speech.

[Fahima @FSCLOVESJDB]

My big toe hurts idek why. I’m so dang bored and gonna tweet utter nonsense. I need to be up in less than 5 hours and I decide to be awake now

[Fahima @FSCLOVESJDB]

Also I just went through my contacts deleting people because I barely know who some of these people areee

[nonamenofame @NOFACEN0CASE]

2 years strong Alhamdulillah and I can confirm that petty twitter marriage related debates are not a thing irl

[زاھىد ئەختەر - Zahid Akhtar @ZahidDOAM]

Imagine living in a country where everything about #Islam is prohibited. You cannot pray, wear #Hijab or fast during the month of Ramadan.

You flee that country and go abroad to a Muslim country where you hope to feel safe and practise Islam freely. You enrol at a prestigious Islamic university.

Few years later, the authorities detain you and forcibly deport you back to the country you fled from.

This is what happened to #Uyghur Muslims!

In 2017, 60+ Uyghur Muslim students of Al-Azhar University in #Egypt were arrested and deported to #China by the Sisi regime at China's behest.

In the video, one Uyghur brother detained says:

"Here it is brothers, we have about 70 to 80 Uyghurs here, we all have been caught by the Arabs (Egyptian police and intelligence), May Allah keep us all safe, inshaAllah."

Their whereabouts are unknown! They most likely have been tortured and sent to concentration camps across East Turkestan where they are forced to denounce Islam.

The #Uyghurs have been betrayed and abandoned by Muslim governments.

#UyghurGenocide #China

[Fahima @FSCLOVESJDB]

BLARGH being hesitant is stressful, how do people organise their thoughts 😭

[The Vigilant Fox 🦊 @VigilantFox]

.@RobertKennedyJr: The U.S. Won’t Investigate the Wuhan Lab Because the U.S. Funded the Wuhan Lab

“The U.S. government, not just through NIH, but through the CIA and through USAID, was actually funding the studies in the Wuhan lab,” attested @RobertKennedyJr.

“And NIH, I think, in the end, gave about $26 million in funding to the Wuhan Lab. But USAID, which was functioning as a CIA surrogate, gave over $64 million.”

Clip and caption via @VigilantFox

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, King Leopold II of Belgium ruled over the Congo Free State as his personal colony. Under his exploitative regime, the Congolese people suffered immensely. King Leopold's primary motive was to extract as much wealth as possible from the Congo, particularly through the production of rubber.

To enforce his control and maximize profits, King Leopold imposed a reign of terror on the Congolese population. This photo mentioned captures a grim aspect of the brutality. Congolese individuals who failed to meet the demanding rubber production quotas set by the Belgian administration were subjected to severe punishment.

Thousands of Congolese were subjected to executions, including public hangings, or had their hands amputated as a means of punishment. These cruel acts were carried out as a deterrent and as a means of maintaining control over the local population. The atrocities committed during this period have been well-documented and are considered one of the darkest chapters in colonial history.

In the photo, a child victim of these Belgian atrocities in the Congo is depicted alongside a missionary. Missionaries played a complex role during this time, as some were complicit in the exploitative system, while others may have provided some level of humanitarian assistance. The image serves as a haunting reminder of the profound suffering endured by the Congolese people under King Leopold's oppressive regime.

[Madonna Kalousian 🦉🍉🥄🪁 @MKalousian]

Nobody intervened to help a boat at sea level. After hours of surveillance before it sank, somebody decided to let 750 people drown.

[Younis Tirawi | يونس @ytirawi]

“We ask for international protection… We ask for justice.. We are oppressed..”

The wife of Omar Katin murdered by Israeli settlers during the pogrom on Turmassyah adressing the EU, Canadian and US delegtion

[Nicholas Whithorn  @NickWhithorn]

750 people were on this boat. 108 are alive. 83 are certainly dead. The remaining 550+, including up to 100 children who were below decks to protect them against the waves & weather, are almost certainly dead. The sea is 4,500m deep at the point of the sinking >> cont.

[Arab world @Arabbeau]

Grand Mosque in Makkah

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

On September 16, 1958, in Little Rock, Arkansas, fifteen-year-old Johnny Gray bravely wagged a cautionary finger before delivering a striking blow to one of the two white boys. The altercation unfolded as they attempted to intimidate Johnny and his sister, Mary, by forcing them off the sidewalk on their way to the segregated school. The heated exchange culminated in a fierce fist fight, during which Gray tenaciously pursued the white boys, chasing them down the block.