Julescape

Researcher and explorer into consciousness and cutting edge blockchain technology

[Julescape @Julescape64]

The Brits are responsible for so much atrocity, in India, in my South Africa and in Palestine. Let's expose the real criminals, UK and it's child USA.

[Aprajita Nafs Nefes 🦋 Ancient Believer @aprajitanefes]

Good Morwe, Dear Sovereign Souls. 🦋

It is October the 4th.

And we have long ignored the pain. The blood. The loss. The fear of the loved ones. Of Kashmir.

The world praised it once. The world called it paradise on earth. And now the world scrolls past it.

The Wound They Planted

This is the work of the treacherous British.

This is the wound the British created in 1947. When they were leaving the Indian subcontinent, they did not just leave. They divided. First into two parts. Then into three. And in the middle of that division, they planted the wound of Kashmir. They deliberately did not want it to heal. They made sure there would be conflict, dispute, and endless problems between the two new nations, so that neither could ever become strong enough to challenge the empire that had just walked away.

Ayatollah Khamenei said it plainly years ago: "For a continuation of conflict in Kashmir, the British intentionally left this wound open in the region."

And the governments on both sides? They knelt. They became the puppets of the masters of the colonies.

What Is Happening Right Now

In Pakistan-administered Kashmir, the state has banned a grassroots citizens' movement the Joint Awami Action Committee and declared it a proscribed terrorist organisation. They banned traders, students, lawyers, and civil society groups for demanding lower electricity tariffs and fair food prices. They sealed its offices. They arrested hundreds. Amnesty International reported more than 500 detentions, with protest organisers putting the number above 600.

The internet has been shut down for over 100 days. Since June 5th. Mobile data. Broadband. Online banking. Students cannot take entrance exams. Businesses cannot operate. Journalists cannot verify what is happening

And the security forces opened fire. On July 27th, on the first day of elections, they fired on protesters in Rawalakot. Amnesty International said the reports were "consistent with the Pakistani authorities' long history of unlawful violence against protesters in Jammu and Kashmir."

At least 19 people were killed that day. The JAAC says more than 83 people have been killed since June. Some reports put the figure higher

Witnesses described bodies everywhere. One man told the ABC: "We picked up the dead bodies; we put them in ambulances and carried some on our shoulders." Another said: "Our kids were killed."

In Indian-administered Kashmir, the pattern is quieter but no less brutal. The government demolished 32 structures belonging to Gujjar and Bakarwal families nomadic communities who have lived on that land for over 75 years. Over two dozen families were dislodged. The government cut off their electricity and water.

A minister in the state government boycotted his own department's event in protest, accusing the administration of "targeted demolitions" against the nomadic tribes.

The UN Human Rights Council has called for protection of human rights in the territory, urging UN mechanisms to address land dispossession, socio-economic marginalisation, and psychological trauma affecting the Kashmiri people.

And UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for an impartial inquiry into the killings of protesters, saying there must be accountability if peaceful protesters were harmed.

The Truth They Bury

They call it a "disputed territory." They call it a "bilateral issue." They call it "complex.

It is not complex. It is a wound that was planted by an empire, nursed by puppet governments on both sides, and left to bleed for nearly eighty years

The British did not just divide India. They poisoned the well for generations to come. And the governments that followed, on both sides, chose obedience to the departing master over love for their own people.

The world praised Kashmir as a tourist destination while its people were treated as suspects in their own land.

The wound was not an accident. It was a decision. A decision made in London, paid for in blood in Kashmir.

And the world looks away. The world calls it "complex." The world calls it "bilateral." The world calls it "internal."

It is none of those things. It is a wound kept open on purpose, by design, by those who profit from the bleeding.

So today, do not look away. Do not let the world praise Kashmir's beauty while ignoring Kashmir's pain. Do not let the puppets pretend they are leaders.

Name the wound. Name who planted it. Name who keeps it bleeding.

Because a wound that is named is a wound that can finally begin to heal.

Aprajita Nafs Nefes 🦋

#Morwe #KashmirBleeds #TheWoundOf1947 #BritishDivideAndRule #StopThePuppets #ItsTimeToRemember

[Julescape @Julescape64]

@aprajitanefes Yes the Brits are the worst abusers historically, in India, in my South Africa and wherever they colonized. The Brits are guilty of giving Palestine to the terrorist Israeli Zionists. USA is the child of UK and the same criminality emerges from them.

[Julescape @Julescape64]

@SentinelfromSA This clearly reminds me how religions are made by humans to be used as a political tool. All religions.

[Julescape @Julescape64]

Gov. Newsom has recently signed a law that will REQUIRE California churches to conduct LGBT hate speech training for the staff members.
In other words he wants to rewrite your religion. How foolish are those who think their religion is made by a god and not by a human.

[Gary M @gman5180]

Newsom has recently signed a law that will REQUIRE CA churches to conduct LGBT hate speech training for the staff members.

Of course LGBT activists praised the new law. 🙄

Isn't this contradictory? ❓❓❓

[Julescape @Julescape64]

@afshinrattansi Yes, therefore our South African anti genocidal USA war in Palestine.

[Julescape @Julescape64]

'If there is a country that has committed unspeakable atrocities in the world, it is the USA🇺🇸. They don’t care for human beings…’

-Nelson Mandela on the US’ nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

[Afshin Rattansi @afshinrattansi]

‘If there is a country that has committed unspeakable atrocities in the world, it is the USA🇺🇸. They don’t care for human beings…’

-Nelson Mandela on the US’ nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Don’t think that Trump wouldn’t use a nuclear weapon against Iran.

[Julescape @Julescape64]

Now worse than ever because Israel is now also a province of USA...
Prof. Jeffrey Sachs says “the most violent country in the world since 1950 has been the United States🇺🇸.”

[Afshin Rattansi @afshinrattansi]

THROWBACK: Prof. Jeffrey Sachs says “the most violent country in the world since 1950 has been the United States🇺🇸.”

The moderator angrily cuts him off and the audience erupts into applause.

[Julescape @Julescape64]

The middle class is being systematically crushed as the wealth gap is now biggest in history in the land of the free.

[The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter]

There are currently 134.8 million households in the US.

Just ~1.4 million of these households, or 1%, now control a record 32.5% of US household wealth.

Never in US history has there been a wealth divide even remotely close to what we are seeing now.

[Julescape @Julescape64]

USA military to launch an office to "support and assess spiritual fitness, spiritual readiness, and spiritual resilience" of troops. In other words trying to make you believe medieval fairy tales like the 3 Semitic tales. Wake up people. Magical thinking
https://t.co/hQmvu9gsRS

[Julescape @Julescape64]

@aprajitanefes Unity is strength. The Iranian people are one tribe with one religion, while in western nations they are fragmented and divided with no common unifying religion, culture or anything, and will thus anyways be easy to dominate perhaps.

[Julescape @Julescape64]

The monetary system favors the top 1% while you get left behind.

[Robert Reich @RBReich]

CEO-to-worker pay ratio in 1965: 20-1

CEO-to-worker pay ratio in 1990: 75-1

CEO-to-worker pay ratio today: 325-to-1

Trickle-down economics was always a sham.

Nothing has ever trickled down.

[Julescape @Julescape64]

About the same in my South Africa, only 8% of the country, and the planet is white, so I'm a rare minority.

[RadioGenoa @RadioGenoa]

World white population from 1900 to 2025. A drop from 32% to 11.5%, although 8% is more likely. White people also have the right to exist.

[Julescape @Julescape64]

The engineered destruction of you, the middle class, by your superiors.

[The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter]

The middle class is gone.

According to Fed data, the top 1% of Americans now control ONE-THIRD of all US net worth.

Since 2020, the top 1% have gained +$30 TRILLION in net worth, while the bottom 50% are worth just $4.3 trillion.

What is happening? Let us explain.

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[Julescape @Julescape64]

@afshinrattansi Thanks for your journalism, RT news was my favorite before they banned it here in south Africa. Al Jazeera second. Best wishes.

[Julescape @Julescape64]

SA farm murders are anti apartheid tactics from before the new SA, still going on 30 years later.

[Alice VL @RiseAgainstEvil]

The ANC did not stumble into farm murders. They ordered them.

Dr. James Myburgh told the White Cross Project conference in Washington that in the mid-1980's the ANC, from exile, ran a campaign to clear White farmers off their land. Three tracks. Incitement to “rise up and seize the land.” A landmine campaign with an assassination component. Guerrillas infiltrated from Angola to train township youth and point them at White farms. That is how the first farm murders of this type were started in mid-1985. That is also how “Kill the Boer” was injected into South Africa. The chant comes from the Rhodesian Bush War. MK doctrine told those cadres to rob for weapons and cash. “Repossession operations.” Go into the farmhouse. Take the guns.

That first push failed. Then in 1990, De Klerk unbanned them. The underground kept arming and training. Firearms, ideology, reconnaissance, ambush, raid. “Use your own initiative.” Julius Malema was recruited into one of those units as a nine-year-old child auxiliary. The PAC was even blunter; an explicit policy of targeting White farmers.

1994 was supposed to end it. Farm murders went the other way. 84 in 1993. 92 in 1994. 121 in 1995. In 1996 people on farms and smallholdings were more than 20 times more likely to be killed in a home attack than other South Africans. By mid-1998, 500 dead under ANC rule. The Washington Post and The Guardian wrote it up. The toll had already passed every White civilian killed in the entire Rhodesian Bush War.

Police looked at 443 attacks in 1997. Armed bands of youth. Victims usually elderly. In a third of cases the killers had been lying in wait. 84 murdered, 93 attempted killings, 135 left seriously injured. Fatality rate 20 percent. Casualty rate 50 percent.

➡️Of those killed, 82 percent White, 18 percent Black. Farm workers who ran to help their employers were executed. Almost every attack included robbery and the seizure of weapons. The same pattern the TRC later heard in pre-1994 cases that were openly political.

Late 1998 the ANC’s answer; ordinary crime, because there was robbery. That ignores their own MK doctrine. The West said nothing. Next five years? Another 600 dead in 4,000 attacks. Then they dismantled the murder-and-robbery units and abolished the commandos.

Peak years hit about 150 farm murders a year. Private security has dragged the number down. Still about ten times the residential robbery murders in England and Wales in 2024. Farmers and smallholders are still far more likely to be attacked at home, and far more likely to be killed in the attack.

https://t.co/Xewpyc0oup

[Julescape @Julescape64]

@Ayesha_Bagus Agreed, a greed drives them. DA for a start. Actually who isn't taking Zionist bribes?

[Julescape @Julescape64]

The ones personally profiting from the murder, war and Genocide are the Trump family.

[Drop Site @DropSiteNews]

⭕️ Jared Kushner's investment firm is the largest shareholder in an Israeli financial company with at least $456 million invested in nine firms supplying Israel's military, CNN reports.

Kushner's Affinity Partners holds a 7.4% stake in Phoenix Financial, worth over $1 billion. Phoenix's holdings include:

➤ $265 million in Elbit Systems, Israel's largest arms maker

➤ $40 million in Reshef Technologies, which makes fuzes for shells used in Gaza

➤ $68 million in Next Vision, which makes cameras for military drones

➤ Phoenix also holds stakes in Caterpillar, whose D9 bulldozers are used by the Israeli military to ethnically cleanse communities in Gaza (as well as other parts of occupied Palestine and Lebanon), and in Israel Shipyards, a key Israeli Navy supplier.

Kushner sits on the Board of Peace overseeing Gaza. In August, after Hamas accepted a Board of Peace disarmament roadmap, Gaza saw its first week-long lull in new killings since October 2023. Kushner then met Netanyahu in Jerusalem, who showed him public opinion polls finding most Israelis want strikes in Gaza to continue, Axios reported. The talks ended with Kushner giving Israel a “green light” to keep striking Gaza, Haaretz reported. Israel has killed more than 200 Palestinians since.

Kushner said last year he meets Phoenix's leadership every few weeks. The White House called the conflict-of-interest concerns a "tired narrative."

[Julescape @Julescape64]

@SprinterPress The Japanese were already busy surrendering. You didn't have to drop any atom bombs on anyone. It was a cruel decision by USA government who are doing the same bombing now in Palestine via proxy. I call it murder.

[Julescape @Julescape64]

@MarioNawfal Bankers and old politicians always sending the youngest adults to a war they know little about and don't realize how they're being used for the elite.

[Julescape @Julescape64]

@georgegalloway I grew up under that hill. Large Muslim community always lived peacefully in the city. Solidarity with Palestine.