I publicly disagreed and wrote about the Iranian regime and its regressive governance several times. But today I stand with Iran's fight against the genocidal Zionist Netanyahu and imperialist Trump. They have Al-Qaida and the Wahabis as collaborators against Iran. #IranWar
You will be remembered for helping to enable the Gaza Holocaust by repeating lies about beheadings and rape for many months, and for hiding the fact that Zionists murdered hundreds of their own citizens intentionally, blaming even those deaths on Hamas.
You’re a child-killer.
Video footage of an Iranian attack on and near Israeli intelligence buildings close to Tel Aviv has been circulating online, despite restrictions by the Israeli military censor.
Netanyahu started this war by attacking Iran.
He assassinated Ali Shamkhani, Iran’s lead nuclear negotiator, deliberately sabotaging US-Iran nuclear negotiations.
The US must not be dragged into another illegal Netanyahu war – either militarily or financially.
The world can move on without the United States.
100 years ago, the British Empire dominated global commerce, commanding more than 20% of the world’s wealth. Many believed its sun would never set.
200 years ago, France bestrode Europe’s stage, its armies feared, its culture envied. Napoleon declared himself immortal.
400 years ago, the Spanish crown reigned from Manila to Mexico, its treasure fleets groaning with silver and silk. The kings thought their glory would last eternal.
Each empire proclaimed itself indispensable. Each was ultimately eclipsed.
Power wanes, influence migrates, and legitimacy dies the moment it’s assumed rather than earned. Should America forfeit the world’s respect, it will discover what every fallen empire learned too late:
The world moves on. Always.
"Iran doesn't have nukes. Israel does.
Iran is a signatory to the NPT. Israel isn't.
Iran has allowed IAEA inspectors into its country.
Israel doesn't."
But Israel's the victim?
My video for Zeteo on how the media's coverage of this crisis is abysmally biased.
Tension is growing between Bangladesh and India after former prime minister Sheikh Hasina fled to New Delhi, after the unrest that brought her government down earlier this year.
India accuses Bangladesh of not protecting Hindus, while Bangladesh accuses India of mass propaganda and an effort to rehabilitate Hasina’s image.
@tanvirbengal reports from Dhaka, Bangladesh for @AJEnglish
🚨The DU campus is in uproar with the slogan 'Azadi-Azadi' as students stage a protest march in Dhaka University campus.
In response to the terrorist attack by radical Hindutva activists on the Bangladesh High Commission in Agartala, India.
“The change in #Bangladesh’s government has triggered a surge of inflammatory rhetoric in the Indian press and a flood of disinformation and hate speech from Hindu nationalist social media networks, further poisoning bilateral ties, which have been pushed to the brink of a full-blown crisis.”