Charlie ☀️

[Charlie ☀️ @point_gettoit]

The fact that you think posting on social media is an appropriate response demonstrates exactly what a joke you are, along with so many other "leaders" who would/have done the same.

Shameful

[Emmanuel Macron @EmmanuelMacron]

Aucune place pour la violence dans notre République.

Ceux qui ont cassé, attaqué les préfectures comme les commerces, pillé jusqu’à nos mairies, seront poursuivis et punis.

Aux forces de l’ordre, garantes du droit à manifester, je dis le soutien de la Nation.

Nous ferons tous bloc face aux semeurs de chaos, qui ne cherchent qu’à abattre nos institutions et empêchent ceux qui expriment pacifiquement leurs revendications de le faire.

[Voices of WW2 @VoicesofWW2]

June 20, 1942. A car pulls up to the main gate of Auschwitz.

Inside are four men in SS uniforms. The guard doesn't raise the barrier fast enough, so the officer in the passenger seat leans out and screams at him in German to open the damn gate.

The guard snaps to attention and lets them through.

None of them were SS. All four were prisoners. And they had just stolen the car right out of the camp.

The man who yelled at the guard was Kazimierz Piechowski, prisoner number 918. He had been in Auschwitz for two years, since the camp's very first months, when it held mostly Polish political prisoners. He was 22.

His friend Eugeniusz Bendera, a mechanic working in the camp garage, came to him with news. His name was on a list to be executed. He wanted out. He knew where the SS kept their cars. And he could drive.

Piechowski knew something too. Because of his work assignment, he knew there was a storeroom full of SS uniforms and weapons.

So they planned the impossible.

They recruited two more men, a Polish army officer named Stanisław Jaster and a priest named Józef Lempart. On a quiet Saturday, when fewer guards were around, the four of them pushed a cart full of trash out through the camp gate. The one with the words Arbeit Macht Frei over it. To the guards, they looked like just another work detail.

Once outside the inner fence, they slipped into the building with the storeroom. Piechowski climbed in through a coal chute, unlocked the door, and they grabbed SS uniforms, pistols, and grenades.

Bendera went to the garage and took one of the best cars on site, a Steyr reportedly used by the camp commandant himself, Rudolf Höss.

Then they drove calmly through the camp toward the exit.

As they got closer to the final gate, the barrier stayed down. Nobody moved. Seconds felt like hours. The men in the back were sure they'd been caught.

Then Piechowski leaned out the window and shouted at the guard like an angry SS officer.

The barrier went up.

They drove away and ditched the car later. All four escaped.

The Germans were humiliated. Some of the escapees' families paid a terrible price. Jaster's parents were sent to Auschwitz and died there.

But here's the twist. Stanisław Jaster wasn't just escaping. He was carrying something out. A report from inside the camp, written by Witold Pilecki, the man who volunteered to go into Auschwitz to expose it.

Piechowski joined the Polish resistance and kept fighting. When the war ended, communist Poland arrested him for having served in the Home Army and sent him to prison for years.

He lived to 98 and spent his later years telling his story.

A prisoner who spent two years in Auschwitz walked out through the front gate yelling at the guards. In the commandant's car.

[Charlie ☀️ @point_gettoit]

And let's not forget the "intellectuals" that have been spreading the ideology, secretly at first before pronouncing it publicly after it had taken root behind closed doors

[Charlie ☀️ @point_gettoit]

While I empathise (sharing similar concerns for my own country) both civilians & politicians are ultimately responsible. The lack of accountability, transparency & understanding are key to these disasters, the monumental failure of law enforcement agencies is also reprehensible

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

To every American, and to everyone watching France burn from abroad:

Do not blame the French people for this.

We never asked for it. We never voted for it. And the one time we were clearly asked, we said no.

Here are the numbers your media won't show you.

70% of the French say there are too many immigrants in France today.
79% want a tougher immigration policy.
77% disapprove of the government's record on immigration.
83% want foreign criminals and long-term unemployed foreigners sent home.
And no, it's not just the old. 69% of French 18 to 24 year olds support suspending legal immigration for three years.
This is not a fringe. This is the French people.
In 2005, we were asked if we wanted the European Constitution. 55% voted no. Three years later, our politicians passed the same text under another name, through parliament, without ever asking us again.

That is modern France in one sentence. The people say no. The elites do it anyway.

So who is responsible? The politicians who lied to us. A class of leaders formed in the same schools, the same forums, the same networks, loyal to each other before they are loyal to their nations.

In 2017, at Harvard, Klaus Schwab, founder of the World Economic Forum, bragged about his Young Global Leaders program in four words: "We penetrate the cabinets." He added that it was true in France. Emmanuel Macron was one of his Young Global Leaders.

It's the same project in Brussels with Ursula von der Leyen and in Paris with Macron. Borders treated as an obstacle. Nations treated as relics. The people treated as a problem to be managed.

What you are watching in France is not the French people failing. It is the end of the globalist project, an abject, quasi-communist dream of a world run by unelected planners. It is collapsing everywhere in Europe at once, and the West has to cut this cancer out before it takes the rest of the body with it.

The peoples of Europe don't want this. They never did.

So when you see our town halls burning, don't say "the French chose this."

The French never chose this.

They were forced into it.

If you're French and you agree, repost this so the world hears it from us.

If you're American, look at us carefully. Then choose differently on November 3rd.

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 UPDATE: The Iranian regime has sentenced 23-year-old student Najmeh Amini to DEATH for "insulting the prophet" in a social media post

WHERE IS THE UNITED NATIONS? Where are the liberal FEMINIST groups? 😡

She was sentenced to death last month but we now know the reason is INSULTING THE PROPHET

This is what Islamic theocracy looks like.

She was arrested January 31 for joining the mass protests against the regime.

She spent eight months in Mashhad's Vakilabad Prison, reportedly with no lawyer. On top of the death sentence, she got 12 more years for "anti-regime propaganda"

The world cannot stay silent while they hang a young woman over SPEECH!

[Billboard Chris 🌎 @BillboardChris]

Scuffles.

Our media is run by communists contributing to the destruction of the West.

[Masih Alinejad @AlinejadMasih]

Today, they hanged him. The Islamic Republic executed Ali-Sina Mostafavi, an Iranian mountaineer.

Let’s be brutally honest. The Islamic Republic will not stop hanging people because we tweet, share hashtags, or beg for mercy.

We Iranians wake up every day knowing that another family may receive a phone call announcing that their loved one has been executed.

How many more bodies must hang before world leaders understand that condemnation without consequences is not a policy?

The United Nations has documented serious human rights violations, forced confessions, and grossly unfair trials in Iran. This is not a lack of information. It is a lack of political will.

Stop treating executions as a routine human rights concern. Treat them as an international emergency.

We, the people of Iran, are exhausted from burying our loved ones while the world issues statements.

We are not asking you to save us with your sympathy. We are demanding that you stop granting impunity to those who kill us.

[Cursed With Eyes @CursedWithEyes]

James Hetfield’s foundation has donated millions to disaster relief, homeless shelters, a children’s cancer hospital, and has funded workforce education at 75 community colleges across all 50 states, reaching 10,000 students. The band covers all operating costs themselves so 100% of donations go to the causes.

She called him a “loser and a coward” because he said he’d rather play music for his fans than lecture them about politics. A man who has quietly done more tangible good than most people will do in a lifetime is a “loser” because he won’t use his stage as a soapbox.

The bar for cowardice apparently now includes “respecting your audience.”

[Charlie ☀️ @point_gettoit]

Impotent cowards

[Foreign Policy CAN @CanadaFP]

Joint Statement by the Foreign Ministers of Australia, Canada, France and the United Kingdom on the Postponement of Palestinian Elections
Read full text here: https://t.co/grBTnh54FF

[David Collier @mishtal]

Today, an Israeli child was killed and several injured when an unexploded Hezbollah cluster munition detonated during a school trip.

Had Palestinian children been killed by Israeli ordnance in Gaza, imagine the @bbcnews coverage.

But this tragedy? Not even a mention.

[Sharron Davies HoL MBE @sharrond62]

Sad to hear the news about RJ Mitte. We spent time together on Bear Grylls The Island a few years ago. A very determined thing to do for a man with cerebral palsy. He worked to help & raise awareness of those with a disability. He was thoughtful, calm & a gifted actor who will be missed. Sleep tight RJ x

[Charlie ☀️ @point_gettoit]

@uricohenisrael 🇬🇧

[Charlie ☀️ @point_gettoit]

Based... legend

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

Metallica's James Hetfield BLASTS other celebrities who push their political opinions on fans

“Metallica is not here like some other entertainers to influence you with their bullshit” 🔥

[Charlie ☀️ @point_gettoit]

@Jayme_Speaking That really sucks, seemed like a great guy & he was so good in Breaking Bad

[Masih Alinejad @AlinejadMasih]

Don't cry, Baba. 😔💔

Hours before his execution, Alireza Raeisi was allowed one final phone call from Dastgerd Prison in Isfahan. His father was crying on the line. So Alireza, with hours left to live, tried to comfort the man who raised him.

"What can I do, Baba. They want to take my whole life from me."

Then he asked for one last message:

"Say hello to my uncle. Tell him I'm looking after Ramin over there."

Ramin was his cousin. The son of that same uncle. He was shot dead in the streets of Isfahan during the protests. Now the regime has hanged the other one. At dawn. In secret.

This is what the Islamic Republic calls justice: 18 days of torture. Electric shocks. A forced confession. A trial lasting minutes. An appeal thrown out in less than 48 hours. A gallows built beside a Revolutionary Guard executioner.

They think the rope will end the uprising. The rope is only creating more anger towards society.

When I talk to any of the family members of those who are in prison on the death road, they have a simple demand: tel the world: #StopExecutionsInIran, demand accountability for these unlawful executions. Sanction the judges and executioners. Silence is complicity.

#AlirezaRaeisi

[Charlie ☀️ @point_gettoit]

@uricohenisrael No, so obviously not even close to genocide

[Raja Miah @recusant_raja]

ONE GIRL WAS THROWN FROM A MOVING CAR. ANOTHER WAS BURNED. SIX RETURNED WITH SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES. FOUR BECAME PREGNANT.

Some were just 13 years old. These were children in the care of Birmingham City Council. Girls who should have been protected by the very authorities responsible for their safety.

In 1991, Dr Jill Jesson exposed what was happening to them. She identified links to Asian private-hire drivers and subsequently revealed that she had been ordered to remove the ethnicity of the men from her findings.

Copies of her report were ordered destroyed. Birmingham councillors later voted against an inquiry. Years later, the council investigated itself and declared there had been no cover-up.

NOW LOOK AT THE POLITICIANS REPRESENTING BIRMINGHAM.

Jess Phillips, MP for Birmingham Yardley, became the Minister for Safeguarding and Violence Against Women and Girls. When demands for a government-led grooming gangs inquiry were made, she rejected Oldham's request and supported powerless locally led investigations instead. Are we to believe she did not know what was happening in her own backyard?

And then there is Shabana Mahmood.

Mahmood has represented Birmingham Ladywood since 2010. Her own website proudly documents years of campaigning for Palestine. But where is the equivalent record of her campaigning for the girls sexually exploited in her own city? Where was her campaign to uncover what happened to the Jill Jesson Report?

Mahmood is now the Home Secretary, responsible for the national statutory grooming gangs inquiry.

A FOR BIRMINGHAM TODAY

98 live child sexual exploitation investigations. Six suspected grooming gangs roaming the streets. Two private-hire drivers stripped of their licences following police intelligence about potential sexual offences against children.

And the ethnicity of the men involved is still hidden.

My latest article follows the evidence through successive Birmingham administrations. I identify the politicians, chief executives and senior officials who held power when the decisions were made, and set out who Baroness Longfield must now call to account.

Read it here and get ready for my live transmission where I line by line analyse the Jesson Report.

Raja Miah MBE

https://t.co/yi2j72RHqx

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The paid subscriptions have stalled. Worse, tens of thousands of people are now reading these articles without even joining the free mailing list. The audience is growing, but the number of people actually standing behind the work is not growing with it.
This is becoming impossible to sustain.

You know what we are up against. The mainstream media will not touch my work. Institutions I investigate do not volunteer their records. Politicians do not suddenly decide to hold themselves to account.

And yet, despite all of that, we forced the national inquiry. We did that because enough ordinary people refused to go away.

But getting the inquiry was never the end of this campaign. In many ways it was only the beginning. Now we have to watch where it goes, what it investigates, which places it avoids, which witnesses it calls, which records it obtains and whether the same institutions that failed these children are allowed to control the story again.

Nobody else is going to do that work for us. And I cannot do it indefinitely working on my own. That is why I keep talking about 50,000 committed subscribers.

It is not a vanity number. I did not pluck it out of the air. With fifty thousand people with me means when we uncover something important, it does not depend on a newspaper editor, a television producer or an algorithm deciding whether you are allowed to see it.

It gives us reach they cannot easily shut down.

But there is another reason. I need to build a proper backroom operation around this work. At the moment I am investigating, researching, writing, publishing, producing the videos, running the newsletter, dealing with the technology and then starting again. It is unsustainable.

I need people behind me who can take care of the technical and production work so that I can spend my time doing the thing I do best. That is why we have been pushing so hard for new paid subscribers.

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Raja Miah MBE

[Charlie ☀️ @point_gettoit]

@nick_matau Both of these geniuses think men can become women, no surprise they have retarded views on Israel/Palestine

[Charlie ☀️ @point_gettoit]

"I won't solve any of the critical issues with fundamental instistutions (national sovereignty, Police, healthcare, education...) but I will throw £400 million of your money into extravagant state quangos."

"And if they fail?"

"Sorry I've got a board meeting to attend. Bye."

[Andy Burnham @andyburnham]

I don't care what anyone says, I believe we can end rough sleeping in Britain.

Today is World Homeless Day, and I don't think anyone in this country should be sleeping rough on our streets. Certainly not tonight.

That's why one of the first commitments I made as Prime Minister was to end rough sleeping. Not manage it. Not reduce it. End it.

And I'm putting over £400 million behind a national drive to get everyone in for Christmas.

And to put my own money where my mouth is, I'm making my latest salary donation from my PM salary to The Passage in Victoria, an amazing charity I visited on my very first day in Downing Street.

All this will help make sure that every person sleeping rough is offered a route off the street and a safe place to stay because, in one of the wealthiest countries in the world, people should not be left to sleep outside with nowhere to turn.

This isn't the finish line. We'll keep building the homes, creating the jobs, and reforming the services to stop people reaching crisis point in the first place.

But today, I wanted to say this: we should never accept rough sleeping as normal. Not in Britain, not in 2026, and not while I'm Prime Minister.

[Charlie ☀️ @point_gettoit]

It takes a special kind of "logic" to blame the @IDF for trying to rescue civilians from the terrorists that kidnapped & then killed them 🤦🏼‍♂️

You're an idiot

[Jeremy Diamond @JDiamond1]

We found 24/40 deaths can be traced back to Israeli military actions. That includes direct IDF strikes/gunfire, but also when Israeli military actions led captors to kill their hostages. That's not just us saying that: the IDF has acknowledged that in many of these cases /2