lil tormenta ⛈️

darling, I want my gay rights now.

[Randa 🧉 @rannnda]

boycotting starbucks has been the easiest shit ever and has me wondering why we were even going there to begin with

[ZAYNA🇵🇸 FREE PALESTINE @HorrorHijabi]

Anyways If you want a palestinian sticker designed by a palestinian where all the proceeds are donated to Palestinian relief aids check out my redbubble! https://t.co/3BpNvAZxYA

[lil tormenta ⛈️ @reallymayari]

@DaydreamBeliev1 @Squigglemoonzo @PopBase half the population is children. Y’all keep trying to forget that note. Clearly they have been trying to reproduce to keep their bloodline from dying out as Israel murders them by the thousands. Sound familiar? It’s exactly what the Jewish did after the holocaust.

[Paradoxe, The Great @Astronomikal1]

This the type of shit I want my taxes to pay for. Not funding genocide.

[victoria ♀️ @fatfabfeminist]

the terrifying thing is that the world knows the truth and still the people in power don’t care.

[lyra ☾ @PR0NGSFOOT]

don't stop talking about palestine. don't stop educating yourself.

— here is a thread of resources I am still using daily

[Gritty is the Way @Gritty20202]

can't wait for a bunch of Zionists who never went to Hebrew school tell us why this is antisemitic

[Idriss C. Ayat 🇳🇪 @AyatIdrissa]

Thread 🧵 Congo 🇨🇩:

What are the causes of the ongoing conflict in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo today, and how did it begin? Where has it reached, and how far has its impact been in fueling a regional conflict in the Great Lakes region of Africa? What role do regional and international parties play in fueling the conflict and benefiting from its continuation?

The media coverage of current events in the "Congo" these days bears a special character. It focuses on groups of "Blacks" killing other groups of "Blacks" without discussing the reason for this infighting, who contributes to making it a daily event for the locals there, or even who supplies them with the weapons that fan the flames of conflict among them.

These ethnic groups have become fuel for these conflicts due to the concentration of mineral wealth in certain areas, including regions rich in gold, oil, tin, and cobalt. The immense mineral wealth has not addressed the country's poverty, ranked among the world's poorest, in addition to political instability and rampant corruption.

Rebel groups and networks closely linked to the Congolese army are active in the trade and smuggling of these resources abroad.

In 2012, former soldiers of the National Congress for the Defense of the People rebelled against the government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The rebels formed a group called the March 23 Movement, sponsored by the neighboring states' governments, Rwanda, and Uganda.

This conflict provided all regional and international parties (Burundi-Rwanda-Uganda) & (the United States of America- the European Union - Israel) with a means for the economic exploitation of Congo's resources, taking advantage of the Congolese authorities' lack of control over the mines in the east.

Regrettably, the Congolese state has not provided radical solutions to this conflict because the army suffers from low wages and neglect of junior recruits. In contrast, generals earn the vast majority of their income through lucrative economic privileges, bribery, and informal security contracts in eastern DRC, which means there is little incentive and interest in ending this conflict.

The "M23" movement formed from the "Union of Congolese Nationalists," a political group with an affiliated militia that controlled the eastern Congo region, founded by Thomas Lubanga in 2001, then led by Bosco Ntaganda from 2002 to 2005. After signing a peace agreement on March 23, 2009, the movement took the agreement's date as its name, stipulating the movement's integration into the Congolese army. However, the movement concentrated its presence in oil and gold regions, and conflicts with the army arose, accusing the Congolese government of not respecting the agreement regarding the demobilization and reintegration of its fighters.

This pushed the movement to lead a coup supported by Rwanda, launching several attacks against the army from border areas with Uganda in June 2012.

On November 20, 2012, the M23 Movement took control of Goma, the capital of North Kivu province. The conflict displaced over 500,000 people. On February 24, 2013, eleven African countries signed an agreement aiming to bring peace to eastern Congo.

In October 2013, the Congolese government announced that the March 23 Movement rebellion had effectively ended after the movement was confined to a small area near Rwanda. On November 7, 2013, the M23 Movement forces crossed into Uganda and surrendered.

After the 2013 peace agreement, many of the movement's fighters were integrated into the army. However, in March 2022, the "M23" movement organized itself again and managed to invade and seize major parts of the Rutshuru region adjacent to Uganda and Rwanda.

In May 2022, the movement invaded the "Rumangabo" base, the largest military facility for the Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the northeast, then the movement's forces moved south towards the regional capital "Goma."

[≧∀≦ @laeswrld]

toddlers, they are toddlers. and we have failed them.

[Ms. Andry Noir, PhD @keatingssixth]

TikTok shadowbanning & giving account warnings to Black creators talking about Palestine, the Congo, Sudan.

Like clockwork.

[lil tormenta ⛈️ @reallymayari]

@spectatorindex This was part of the plan. Hamas was invented by them for this to come to fruition.

[lil tormenta ⛈️ @reallymayari]

@ThaaBeeee @BaddiesOnZeus right like it definitely is… a sound

[missfalasteenia @missfalsteenia]

My boycott is permanent. It’s personal for me.

[like she created the fucking rainbow🌈 @Rocioceja_]

6 million…. SIX MILLION like this is not fucking normal! this can’t be a thing and we are all watching this go on…idk how many times I have to say how infuriating this is, fuck

[Censored Men @CensoredMen]

🇵🇸🇮🇱 What’s crazy is that they KNOW they’re being filmed and still say things like “Fu** these babies.”

It’s like it’s normal for them…