This feed. So many beautiful tributes to our wonderful @LiquidFaerie
Please keep her in your hearts and her family in your prayers
Never stop sharing her posts. Bookmark her writings.
One of a kind.
https://t.co/cbHZsxIjKO
I’ve rewritten this post so many times I’ve lost count. Please read.
I got the news about Leah @LiquidFaerie late on Monday night and it’s taken me a little while to process everything.
Leah was one of my closest friends since October 7th.
I’ve not stopped listening to her voicenotes for the past 24 hours.
I’ve had “friends” that I’ve known since I was a child that, on the day our people were massacred, just turned their back on me and my family in an instant. But I’m glad they did. Because it made room for people like Leah to turn up and entire my life. I’m sure a lot of you can relate to that.
I called her “Sis” and she would call me “my Bro” (not in the same way as “dude” or whatever)
Hands down. She is the reason I do what I do on here. I say that with no exaggeration.
She was one of my first followers on here and never stopped inspiring me and supporting me.
I can’t tell you the amount of times I’ve almost packed it all in and she was one of the people that lifted me up and kept me going, even at times where we hadn’t spoken in a little while.
Everything about her. The true passion, the knowledge, the time she devoted to setting everything aside just to listen, engage with and support others.
She would roar like a lion just to stand up for what’s right and in the next minute she would be as gentle as anything when she knew you needed it.
It takes something very special to be able to focus and utilise your energy in that way, and so naturally too. People like that don’t come around often.
@MummyisT summed her up perfectly with the word “formidable” - that’s Leah.
She introduced me to so many great people on here that I now cherish. She has been the common denominator amongst the very best.
She touched so many lives of people that never met her. People around the world.
And I’m not just talking about “follower count” - she went out of her way to engage and support as many people as she could.
That impact is an amazing thing to achieve and the world is a better place for it.
She was an incredible artist in life, a mother and a friend to so many.
She’ll laugh at me for saying this (because I always called her a “hippy”) but I mean it when I say she was.. PURE energy and she left that energy on everyone she connected with.
We owe it to her to keep the energy that she left us alive.
In the thread 🧵 below, you will find some of the fantastic posts she made. I suggest bookmarking them and making a “Faerie” folder. Let’s keep her online legacy alive.
Leah.
We love you. Thank you for everything sis.
‼️A comprehensive Palestine curriculum endorsed by UUCSA is set to enter South African classrooms, beginning with a Western Cape rollout and educator training workshop in Cape Town.
"In a seminal development for education in South Africa, a comprehensive national curriculum dedicated to the critical study of Palestine, colonial history and systemic injustice is poised for its Western Cape debut. Transcending basic historical instruction, the initiative seeks to nurture a deep understanding of the region’s history, guiding learners to recognise the roots of the current situation while fostering a commitment to resist wrongdoing and oppose ‼️apartheid practices."‼️
The piece details how the United Ulama Council of South Africa (UUCSA), Muslim Judicial Council (MJC), and others are rolling this out, with teacher workshops, lesson plans, and multimedia to push their narrative on "occupation" and "genocide." It's been in the works for a decade via the Islamic Curriculum Initiative and targets middle and high school learners in Muslim schools first, but with national ambitions.
Viewer discretion advised: some of you may have seen clips and images of the horrific war crimes committed by Hamas on October 7th.
A new website archives all of this footage.
We know it’s difficult to watch, but it is even more heart wrenching for the victims and the families of these heinous crimes.
Please RT this and help us make sure that the world knows what happened.
https://t.co/MFcndWl8pE
Guess who just blocked UN Watch?
None other than U.N. “human rights expert” Reem al-Salem.
⭕️ She can't handle hearing October 7 survivors.
⭕️ She can't handle us asking why she took $170,000 from Saudi Arabia and other misogynistic regimes.
⭕️ She can't handle the truth.
The South African laws are literally super racist, plain and simple.
It’s not complicated: imagine if the law was called “White Empowerment”, instead of “Black Empowerment”! People would have a seizure 😂
South Africa now has more anti-White laws than Apartheid had anti-Black laws. Think about that for a second …
The current South African government has objectively implemented Apartheid 2.0. Shame on them.
The United Nations yesterday celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Durban Conference, in a session of the Human Rights Council. I took the floor:
“Mr. President, the measure of an event lies not in its aspirations, but in its legacy.
Twenty-five years ago, in Durban, the UN convened a World Conference Against Racism. But this mission was betrayed. It was turned into a conference for racism.
In the streets, thousands of radical activists marched against Israel and Jews, some carrying signs praising Adolf Hitler. Jewish students were threatened.
The Arab Lawyers Union handed out cartoons of hook-nosed Jews. Copies of “The Protocols of the Elders of Zion,” the notorious antisemitic forgery, were openly sold.
At the NGO Forum, Israel was declared a “racist apartheid state,” and accused of “genocide.” In the Durban outcome document, the Jewish state alone was singled out as a perpetrator of racism.
Holocaust survivor and Congressman Tom Lantos called it “the most sickening and unabashed display of hate for Jews” he had witnessed since the Nazi era.
Durban was a turning point. Antisemitism was repackaged in the language of human rights. Ancient libels were given new terms: “apartheid,” “racism,” “genocide.”
Once embedded in UN discourse, that vocabulary spread to civil society, media, and campuses. The singling out of the world’s only Jewish state—as uniquely evil—became normalized.
Today, we live with the consequences. Jews are attacked in the streets of major cities, targeted in synagogues, harassed on campuses.
And when a mandate-holder of this Council publicly amplifies rhetoric describing the Jewish state as “the incarnation of evil” — and is backed by Iran and South Africa — we must ask: Has the lesson of Durban truly been learned?”
I said to UNHRC: “We ask the U.N., the media, celebrities, campus activists: why are you silent? The answer is uncomfortable but clear. The Iran protest movement shatters a cherished narrative. A people rising against Islamist tyranny does not fit the ideology—so it is ignored.”
What’s the name of your UNRWA school?
Ein Arik.
Do they talk about the “Right of Return”?
Yes. We need to return to our land. We’ll redeem Al Aqsa with our blood. And expel the Jews.
What is the solution for Jerusalem?
We kill the Jews.
What do you want to be when you grow up?
An engineer. For the resistance. I’ll design missiles.
Do the teachers tell you about the Israeli occupation?
Yes, that they occupied us in 1948.
Who are your heroes?
The resistance. They keep killing the Jews, to kick them out of our land.
Do you support peace between Israel and the Arab countries?
No.
What do you think about what Hamas did on October 7th?
We take pride in it. Eventually, Israel will be completely destroyed.
The ANC-led Government is rejecting an urgent UN Human Rights Council meeting that wants to talk about the Iran Massacre. The ANC opened an ICJ case against Israel, but ignore thousands being killed by their own government in Iran.
Video Link: https://t.co/jUZeLo8eWG
Message from Iran:
“You cannot even imagine. Not even in your imaginations what is happening in Iran. Thousands and thousands have been killed. Friends and loved ones everyone has been killed in Iran. Just be our voice. The world needs to hear this.
If nothing happens in the next few days, they will all be massacred. All of Iran is being massacred. The situation is truly horrific and gruesome.
Only the outside can help. We can’t do anything here with our empty hands. A horrific massacre has taken place. We saw it with our own eyes.
They killed people outside their front doors. A girl 17, 18, 16 years old. I don’t know what to say. Because my phone is tapped today, it could cause problems for some.
We went back 100 years ago. They are collecting satellites. The Internet is shut down. The situation is horrific and indescribable.
If you can share my voice, please share it everywhere in the media and on the Internet. There are war crimes and crimes against humanity happening in Iran.
These figures 12 thousand or 10 thousand that are being circulated are laughable compared to what we have seen. It’s impossible to say what crimes are committed in Iran.
I love you all.”
@elicalebon
Did I miss the @IntlCrimCourt Prosecutor Karim Khan calling for the arrest of Khamenei, over mass crimes against humanity and gross violation of int'l law in Iran?