Adam

Refreshingly human also a Subnet on an Octet Boundary.
All puns are brilliant and unintentional.

[Adam @Guverna]

I love this man so much

[leekern @leekern13]

MESSAGE TO AUSTRALIAN JEWS 🇦🇺 🇮🇱

[Imam of Peace @Imamofpeace]

Hamas must be destroyed. Their vile display of parading coffins, including children, in a celebratory spectacle is pure terrorism which stems from the Muslim Brotherhood. Both Hamas and the MB must be removed, just as cancer cells are eliminated, to ensure the stability and peace of our region and religion.

[Adam @Guverna]

@SneakyPika14 Be well. Take care. My heart is broken too and this space is unfortunately awful. shababt shalom

[Adam @Guverna]

Q) What do you call someone who is boring and lazy and has no imagination or creativity and has to fake a mental illness to get attention?

A) Kanye West.

#KanyeWest

[Adam @Guverna]

You know who is a lazy, uncreative person? Kanye West! @ye. I normally don't take the time or waste my time with these things but he is so lazy and uncreative I felt the need to vent. #KanyeWest

[Adam @Guverna]

the best thing about Yeeze is nothing.

[Eitan Fischberger @EFischberger]

A deeply disturbing piece about the campaign to oust Alice Wairimu Nderitu—the now former U.N. Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide—from her position. An exclusive for @AirMailWeekly by @johanna_berkman:

Last November, @antonioguterres chose not to renew Nderitu's contract after she refrained from labeling Israel’s war against Hamas as genocide. Now, for the first time, she is speaking out about her contentious tenure at the U.N.

"They knew that I’m not a court of law, and it’s only a court of law that can determine whether a genocide has happened,” says Nderitu. “But I was hounded, day in, day out. Bullied, hounded, with protection from nobody.”

“It’s instructive that this never happened for any other war. Not for Ukraine, not for Sudan, not for D.R.C. [Democratic Republic of Congo], not for Myanmar,” she says. “The focus was always Israel.” “This was a war,” she says.

“Palestinians were killing Israelis, Israelis were killing Palestinians. It needs to be treated like other wars. In other wars, we don’t run and take one side and then keep going on and on about that one side… By taking one side, condemning it every day, you completely lose the essence of what the U.N. was created for.”

A longtime human-rights advocate who has mediated identity conflicts all over the world, Nderitu arrived at the U.N. from her native Kenya in November 2020, at the height of the pandemic. Sworn in virtually by Guterres, she was the first woman in her position.

Nderitu’s first statement on “the situation in the Middle East,” issued on Oct. 15, 2023, called for the return of the Israeli hostages as well as a ceasefire. “And then I spoke about Hamas,” she says, “what they did. I described it...."

That night, a U.N. Office of Human Rights civil servant sent her an e-mail on which he copied several top U.N. officials, including the United Nations high commissioner for human rights, and also the undersecretary-general for humanitarian affairs.

In his e-mail, the U.N. civil servant described Nderitu’s statement as “one-sided,” suggesting that it “might cause reputational risk on the image of the United Nations as an independent neutral impartial body.”

Little more than a week later, Nderitu received a two-page letter signed by an unnamed group of “concerned UN staff including Palestinians.” While they joined her “in condemning the intentional attacks and abduction of Israeli civilians by Hamas,” they wrote, “we expected that your statement regarding Israel’s attacks on and collective punishment of Palestinian civilians would have been equally clear and unequivocal.”

That December 9, Nderitu hosted a commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the Genocide Convention, an event that she had been planning for a year.

On the same day as the commemoration of the Genocide Convention, another anonymous group, this one calling itself Concerned Citizens of the International Community, posted a petition calling for Nderitu’s resignation on Change(dot)org, which garnered more than 22,000 signatures. “The gravity of her failures demands immediate action,” it stated.

Meanwhile, the social-media pages of Nderitu’s office were being inundated with threatening messages. “They started sending me the threats on my phone,” Nderitu says. “And then they even started threatening me on the U.N. e-mail.” “Filthy zionist rat, you will burn in hell forever for supporting the rape and torture and murder of little kids by your bestial masters,” read one such e-mail.

In Nderitu’s final months at the U.N., the secretary-general’s daily press briefings became a forum where reporters, including those from Al-Arabiya, a Saudi state-owned outlet, and Al Jazeera, which is backed by the Qatari government, asked questions not just about Israel’s alleged genocide but also about Nderitu.”They made me the centerpiece,” she says. “Every day they were talking about me. Why wouldn’t she say there’s a genocide? Everybody thinks there’s a genocide. Why won’t she say it?”

[Winston Peters @winstonpeters]

John Minto’s call to identify people from Israel holidaying in New Zealand via a ‘dob them in hotline’ is an outrageous show of fascism, racism, and encouragement of violence and vigilantism.

New Zealand should never accept this kind of extreme totalitarian behaviour in our country.

[Dumisani Washington @DumisaniTemsgen]

Dear young people,

As you see the images of thousands of well-fed Gazans — some with ‘press’ vests — surrounding armed, uniformed Hamas soldiers all mocking and jeering the Israeli hostages held since October 7, 2023, remember the lies you were told about ethnic cleansing, genocide, and starvation in Gaza.

Then remember that ethnic cleansing, genocide, starvation, (and slavery) ARE happening in Sudan, Libya, Mauritania, Nigeria, Syria, Iraq and elsewhere — by jihadists just like Hamas.

Love,
Pastor Dumisani

[Adam @Guverna]

Don't let your desire for a narrative get in the way of the truth. Never stop learning.

[The Mossad: Satirical and Awesome @TheMossadIL]

For many, the apartheid lie has been so ingrained into their conscious that it's hard to get it out.

But that doesn't mean we can't show them the truth, until one day the cognitive dissonance will break.

Share this film as widely as you can.

[Adam @Guverna]

@fayedfa Let it go man.

[Adam @Guverna]

@khalidi79397 He also opened a bank account at Bank Leumi and for this he stood in line for 2 hours. He didn't have the right identification and had to go home to get it. It was while he was at home rummaging for is Israeli Passport that he was killed.

[Adam @Guverna]

@lennymoses @AusintheUS @maxmia put it in me

[Adam @Guverna]

@withpineapple @jewishcouncilAU tokenism isn't.

[Adam @Guverna]

@lennymoses @nikillinit you're the reason for my night terrors

[Adam @Guverna]

@lennymoses @nikillinit i have it. Specifically for the hardware component ''Pokémon go plus +''. I've use the sleep component only when it's gamified for pokemon go. It's functionality would not assist in helping me sleep. I'd like to know what metrics show its usefulness in helping better sleep.

[Adam @Guverna]

@lennymoses @1116sen @maxmia the nuisance of this statement . Can i why this is not being researched and understood?

[Adam @Guverna]

@FranceskAlbs Thanks for the opinion peace. Have you tried to focus on 'shared society'? It does go against your stance on Israel - delegitimization, demonisation and double standards, but if you put your blind hate to one side and focus on humanity as a whole you will find it beneficial!

[Adam @Guverna]

@lennymoses @iamtomskinner @maxmia top of the morning to you too!

[Adam @Guverna]

@AafiyahJ @AdameMedia The more you distort truth the more you fail to help the victims on all sides.