I've deleted all my art from this platform. I'm going nowhere while it still exists and I can at least amplify Ukrainian voices through retweets but from now I'll be posting art elsewhere. Here's where you can find me:
https://t.co/Ga4br4inVg
In the middle of a war, the Islamic Republic still finds time to flog this young women for music.
Anita Papist, a young Iranian singer, has been sentenced to 74 lashes.
Her crime? Singing and uploading her video on Instagram.
The regime confiscated her passport. Blocked her phone. Now they want to silence her voice.
This is called gender apartheid. A total apartheid against women.
Be her voice
tens of thousands of videos later of russians ugly crying over not having gas in their cars or burnt down delivery packages. still not a single on-camera meltdown over 225,000+ war crimes their countrymen have committed in Ukraine. the culture of unparalleled imperial narcissism
Друзі, неможливо більше терпіти те, що відбувається з нашим урядом. Міністра оборони знімають з посади під час ефективних (нарешті!) реформ, замінюючи його на людину, при якій про будь-які реформи можна буде забути.
Ми ніколи не переможемо росію, поки в нашій армії та наших міністерствах царюють такий самий тотальний нафталін і корупція.
Закликаю всіх небайдужих вийти завтра о 9:01 на площу Франка і показати президенту, що ми проти постійних перестановок в уряді та заміни ефективних міністрів на зручних пристосуванців.
Беріть картонки і не забувайте, що це мирний протест.
Ulyana Vorona, a promising Ukrainian athlete was killed by a 🇷🇺 gliding bomb while waiting for a bus in 🇺🇦 Sumy. She was just 13.
Meanwhile, IOC is welcoming 🇷🇺 Russia back to @Olympics.
Richard Gere: To have any kind of legitimacy, you have to rewrite history. Putin clearly is doing that, saying "There never was a Ukraine, there never was a Ukrainian language, there never was a Ukrainian culture. It's completely made up." Well, it's false.
Exactly what Chinese have done with Tibet, they said, "There never was a Tibet, there never was a Tibetan language, there never was a Tibetan culture." I mean, you have to destroy history to create legitimacy.
Sick and tired of his stupid audience coping that he isn't anti-Ukraine, as well as suicidal naivete of libs and lefties who think he isn't malicious.
His position is exactly the same as it was in the infamous clips he tried to distance himself from:
A) "Cry me a river, Ukrainians were part of russia, historically russian land"
B) "Too white to care" aka we ain't brown and we aren't fighting against Western imperialism but against russian, which Hasan does not oppose.
C) "Ukrainian lives under occupation won't change that much, I am not worried" - this, was a monstrous lie Hasan allowed unchallenged on his platform. In reality, russians are prohibiting all and any expression of Ukrainian culture, language, mass rape, tortue, deport, imprison and kill Ukrainians in occupation systematically, settle russians there instead of the people they killed or deported, proudly announce on the state level that they will have to exterminate 30-50% of the population to cleanse us and make sure we ain't a threat and what is left in occupation is russification, terror, isolation and degradation. Hasan knows this, it was brought to his attention many times, he just doesn't give a fuck.
D) We gave peace a try dozens of times but russians throw our people in the mass graves, proceed to daily massacre our civilians, bomb children with cancer in a hospital and as well as 1000+ other medical facilities, destroy our cultural heritage, record videos of decapitation and their human safari in Kherson aka the most well documented targeting of civilians by hunting them down with drones. And, of course, reject any peace deal that wasn't utter capitulation that includes disarmament of our forces and giving them the East and South, more than they were actually able to take, with zero guarantees from anyone that this will prevent them from attacking again. "No harm in this" indeed 🙃
E) He also lies, of course, about Ukrainians wanting to capitulate, absolutele majority of Ukrainians (75%) are against territorial concessions with no proper security guarantees.
And 52% are just plain against any ceding of land.
Hasan doesn't care what Ukrainians want however, he has an agenda to push.
F) Give this advice to Gaza, you absolute fucking cunt 🙂
> Laughing, smiling, crying, and showing affection were considered "feudal" or "capitalist" and were heavily discouraged or punished.
Guess the regime
EU officials are calling to strip the IOC of its European funding after it reinstated Russia's Olympic Committee.
Estonia will propose excluding the IOC from EU funding programs, including Erasmus+.
"It is impossible to understand decisions that seek to bring aggressor countries back into international sport as if nothing had happened," Estonia's culture minister said, and the EU's sport commissioner signaled support: sport "cannot become a back door for normalizing aggression."
The 7 July IOC decision paves Russians' way to the 2028 Los Angeles Games. Ukraine's sports minister called it an "alarming signal" and asked federations to hold their bans.
🔗 https://t.co/qGy0xkBXK5
A country that beheads enemy soldiers has no place in the Olympics.
A country that rapes and tortures civilians and POWs has no place in the Olympics.
A country that bombs children’s hospitals, then strikes again when medics arrive, has no place in the Olympics.
A country that uses chemical weapons and banned munitions has no place in the Olympics.
A country whose troops drag POWs to death and shoot surrendering soldiers on camera has no place in the Olympics.
A country that is led by an individual wanted for child abductions and war crimes has no place in the Olympics.
A country that employs the Wagner Group, and is responsible for every massacre they commit, has no place in the Olympics.
Russia has no place in the Olympics.
Not under a flag. Not under “neutrality.” Not as individuals.
In 2022, 88% of Russia’s Olympic medals were won by soldiers. That’s not sport. That’s military propaganda.
If you see this, RT and like. Let the International Olympic Committee @iocmedia hear us.
Let the world hear us.
Let justice be louder than silence. #RussiaIsATerroristState
While the world's cameras are fixed on the five-day state funeral of Khamenei, the Islamic Republic is silently killing this 23-year-old girl with a slow death.
Raheleh Moeini, a biomedical engineering graduate of Amirkabir University, had traveled back to Iran from Italy to visit her family. On January 18th, in Saadatabad, Tehran, she was shot by security forces and at that very moment, bleeding and wounded, she was abducted and transferred to Qarchak Prison. Her family spent weeks not knowing where she was. Whether she was alive or dead.
Now Branch Tehran’s Revolutionary Court, has issued its verdict. One year for being on the street where they shot her. One and a half years for having a Twitter account. Two years banned from leaving the country. This regime first put a bullet in her, then put her on trial.
Be the voice of Raheleh Moeini.
#FreeRahelehMoeini
In 2004, Ukrainian presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko was poisoned with dioxin, leaving his face disfigured. He and his family believe Moscow ordered the attempt as he pushed for closer ties with Europe. Despite this, Yushchenko survived and won the presidency that year.
During the 2004 Ukrainian presidential campaign, Viktor Yushchenko suffered a sudden and mysterious health collapse. Doctors later determined that he had been exposed to a dangerous level of dioxin, a toxic chemical compound. The effects were devastating, leaving his face permanently marked and making his condition the subject of international headlines.
At the time, Yushchenko was campaigning on a platform that emphasized strengthening Ukraine’s ties with Europe and reducing Moscow’s influence. Because of this, he and his family believed the incident was not accidental but instead politically motivated. Regardless of the cause, his illness and dramatic recovery quickly became symbolic of Ukraine’s struggle for independence, democracy, and self-determination.
What made the story even more remarkable was Yushchenko’s determination to continue. Despite his weakened health and altered appearance, he returned to the campaign trail and pushed forward. His resilience inspired supporters, many of whom saw him as a living representation of their fight for change.
By the end of 2004, Yushchenko had overcome both the personal and political challenges to win the presidency. His story remains a powerful reminder of the lengths individuals will go to for their beliefs and their country’s future.
#archaeohistories
Arnavutlukta Ukraynaya gösterilen yoğun desteğin sebebi yakın geçmişte Kosovayı yaşamamız.
Sırbistan ve Rusyayı birbirinden ayıran tek şey Sırpların büyük devlet hayalinde geride kalmış olmasıdır. Bugün önce Ukrayna sonra Moldovayı tehdit eden tehlikeye karşı empati yapabiliyoruz
No one is forcing the nun to become a nun or to wear her habit, but I was forced to wear the hijab at age 7, otherwise, they wouldn’t let me into elementary school.
So yeah… screw your savage religion.