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Congratulations to Dr @AbdulElSayed and to all US candidates who have defeated pro-aparheid lobby’s effort to elect politicians that support Israel’s ethnic cleansing and atrocity crimes in Palestine.
May this be the beginning of the end of the rule of lawlessness brought upon us
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The Americans said no to Israel.
I hope that Trump's right ear hears the voice of the American people.
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As a supporter of the Palestinian cause all my adult life, it's exhilarating watching Israel become an international, irredeemable toxic brand. It's depressing it took this much death & destruction but at least the jig is so clearly up for the babykillers 🙏
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Congratulations to Donald Trump on a successful regime change
BREAKING: Democrats win the Senate to take full control of Congress away from Republicans, with voters rebuking Trump’s policies, NBC News Projects. nbcnews.com/politics/2026-el…
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Mass protest in Batticaloa today (2nd) by dairy farmers from #Mayilathamadu demanding their traditional grazing lands, and the immediate stop to the killing of their cattle.
#stopcattlekillings
#savemayilathamadu
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If the Epstein Coalition attacks Iran, I will stay active online wherever there is a stable internet connection. If I am targeted, the best person to contact for interviews and for names of others suitable for such activism is @Gh_Tari.
We have no fear.
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#Bismillah-c'est la lumière
Palestine-the revealer:
Its martyrdom is awakening the world.
Its struggle against Apartheid, the beating heart of all free beings.
Sumud, the grammar of resistance against all forms of oppression.
Thank you @mackelmore for being the comrade you are
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Por favor, compartid este vídeo hasta la saciedad, que le llegue hasta a quien nunca ha abierto una red social.
No permitáis que nos cuelen la farsa del "error humano" ni quieran cargar sobre la espalda de un pobre trabajador los más de 68 muertos con filtraciones ilegales.
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It’s now or never. We must chose the noble, righteous path and call out jewish supremacy
@TuckerCarlson - let’s discuss this on your program. What do you say?
Video by: @VALEKMorscaR (give him a follow)
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.@TuckerCarlson - the time is now. Please let me join you to discuss jewish supremacy, and the full extent of its control over this “matrix”, with your audience
CC: @buckleycarlson
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It’s now or never. We must chose the noble, righteous path and call out jewish supremacy
@TuckerCarlson - let’s discuss this on your program. What do you say?
Video by: @VALEKMorscaR (give him a follow)
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BREAKING: 🇪🇸 At least 68 people have died and 80 others injured after a train crash in Spain.
Investigators say it’s due to an “inexplicable” safety error after a “widespread computer communications failure.”
It’s the THIRD train crash in Spain this year.
ISRAEL warned Spain they would pay a “heavy price” and for some reason an Israeli railway cyber firm recruited Spain’s former railway safety chief/transport secretary… 🤔
May God rest their souls and bring ease to their families 🙏🏼
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🇴🇲 Oman says excluding Iran from Gulf security has been a fundamental mistake:
🔸Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi criticized decades of Gulf security arrangements built around excluding Iran and relying on foreign military powers, calling for a new regional security framework that includes Tehran.
🔸“Perhaps the most damaging of the priorities imposed on the region from the outside has been the requirement that Iran be excluded,” he said during a lecture at Cambridge University.
🔸This, he said, created an unstable system based on the “entirely false perception” of fundamental antagonism between Iran and Arab Gulf states. “There is no such fundamental antagonism,” he said, adding that any security architecture excluding Iran is “inherently unstable” and “structurally unsound.”
🔸He also said that Oman and Iran had developed the outline of a temporary arrangement to restore navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, but said implementation would require compromises by both Tehran and Washington.
More in post linked below.
🇴🇲 Oman’s Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi called for a non-aggression pact among the six Gulf Arab states, alongside Iran and Iraq, that would end the US role as the region’s primary security provider, speaking at Cambridge University on Monday.
Gulf security has “relied for too long on the involvement of external powers,” Albusaidi told an audience of over 100 diplomats and foreign policy specialists, making issues like the Strait of Hormuz “impossible to resolve.” He said “perhaps the most damaging” priority imposed on the region from outside was the exclusion of Iran for nearly 50 years: “Not just excluded. Worse. Positioned as the threat against which regional security had to be organized.”
In what The Guardian described as an indirect challenge to President Trump’s case for renewed strikes on Iran, amid reports that the US and Israel are considering another round of attacks, Albusaidi reiterated that the US-Iran talks Oman mediated in February were “making significant progress” and that “an agreement was within reach” when the war was launched. “We still stand by that judgement today,” he said.
The speech came the same day Saudi, Pakistani and Turkish officials met Iranian leaders in Tehran.
