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St.Janay✨ retweeted
Sometimes you have to checc your own ppl….🤔
#FBA
St.Janay✨ retweeted
Her name was Isabella Stroupe.
She was hog-tied to a bed with a tow strap and TORTURED for months inside an east Charlotte NC apartment.
Multiple broken bones.
St*b wounds.
R*ped repeatedly.
She was just 19 years old.
Her mother said she screamed and screamed when she found out... they tried to find her for months and never could.
Now she knew why.
Thomaz Hamilton, a violent repeat offender is charged with first-degree m*rder and first-degree r*pe.
..she was in that apartment for MONTHS being tortured
Say her name. Isabella Stroupe.
WE DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE LIKE THIS.
St.Janay✨ retweeted
Give this video a RETWEET.
The world needs to see what the UAE is doing in Sudan.
Don’t scroll on 🇸🇩
St.Janay✨ retweeted
⛔️ 🇨🇵 عاملة إغاثة فرنسية مذهولة:
"وجدنا قبرًا جماعيًا في غزة يحتوي على 300 جثة. تم قتل أطفال صغار وأيديهم مربوطة خلف ظهورهم"!
St.Janay✨ retweeted
the fact that women could have their nudes leaked and their whole career could potentially be destroyed but men could have a whole ass R@PE ALLEGATION but still be the president of the US... i never wanna hear y'all argue that gender inequality doesn't exist
St.Janay✨ retweeted
“…RAPED 5 YEAR OLD GRANDSON”. Think about that for a second. His grandson. 5 years old.
An incestuous pedophile endorsed by a rapist president.
Sounds about right.
St.Janay✨ retweeted
Free him! They killed his son unjustly then lied about it. He deserves a statue
St.Janay✨ retweeted
This is what the UAE is doing to innocent Sudanese children.
Their crime? Being born in a country with enormous mineral wealth.
Free Sudan 🇸🇩
St.Janay✨ retweeted
we don't talk about the horrors done by european countries enough
In 1993, this photo of Belgian soldiers holding a Somali boy over an open fire shocked the world.
The soldiers were in Mogadishu as part of the UN-authorized Operation Restore Hope, supposedly there to protect Somalis and deliver humanitarian assistance.
The photograph became evidence in a military prosecution.
And what happened next was even more shocking.
In June 1997, a Belgian military court acquitted the two soldiers, Claude Baert and Kurt Coelus, of assault, battery and threats.
Their defence?
They claimed it was merely a “game.”
The court accepted that there was insufficient evidence that the boy had suffered bodily harm or that his life had been threatened.
The prosecution appealed.
In December 1997, the acquittal was confirmed.
Imagine being the Somali child in that photograph.
Imagine watching the men who held you over a fire walk free because a court decided there was insufficient proof that you had been harmed.
This is part of the history that disappears when Western military interventions in Africa are remembered only through the language of “peacekeeping” and “humanitarianism.”
