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Iwan Wirawan retweeted
Huge news! For 3 years @SohanDsouza & I have investigated a covert paid ad campaign pushing anti-Muslim, anti-migrant & anti-Qatar hate speech across Europe, Lebanon & the US.
Today we publish Manufacturing the “Great Replacement”: 533M recorded exposures in 30 countries.
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Iwan Wirawan retweeted
🇫🇷 🇮🇱 🤖 “Une gigantesque campagne d’influence, particulièrement bien financée, court depuis trois ans et diffuse, en toute illégalité, des discours racistes et islamophobes. Plusieurs indices situent de manière convaincante son origine dans le secteur privé israélien.”
lemonde.fr/pixels/article/20…
“De par son ampleur et sa durée, cette opération constitue « l’une des plus grandes campagnes d’influence et de désinformation jamais documentée.” (…)
L’Hexagone est, ces derniers mois, le pays le plus visé : on y recense 120 millions de vues en trois ans. Pourquoi ? Une analyse historique des publicités poussées par les commanditaires suggère qu’à plusieurs reprises ils ont souhaité s’aligner sur le calendrier électoral. En 2024, « les publicités visant la France se sont concentrées sur les mois précédant les élections européennes », notent les chercheurs. En Allemagne, en 2026, ces mêmes achats publicitaires se sont subitement arrêtés juste avant l’élection régionale en Saxe-Anhalt, qui a vu la victoire du parti d’extrême droite Alternative für Deutschland.
« Cette campagne est toujours active dans des pays à l’approche d’élections importantes en 2027, dont la France et l’Italie, écrivent les chercheurs. Sa promotion constante de messages antimusulmans et anti-immigration suggère qu’elle peut avoir pour but d’influencer le climat politique en amont. »
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Une adresse IP localisée en Israël
Qui a réellement payé pour ces milliers de publicités, qui ont coûté des millions d’euros ? (…) L’analyse sur le long terme des campagnes montre que plusieurs semblent conçues pour bénéficier à Israël.”
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Le calendrier d’autres campagnes suggère un intérêt pour le gouvernement de Benyamin Nétanyahou. En novembre 2024, une série de publicités faisant la promotion du premier ministre hongrois d’alors, Viktor Orban, ont été mises en ligne le jour où la Cour pénale internationale a émis un mandat contre M. Nétanyahou, juste avant que M. Orban ne l’invite à se rendre en Hongrie.
Plusieurs indices pointent de manière convaincante en direction du secteur privé de l’Etat hébreu comme principal suspect derrière cette opération. Cette dernière avait aussi un volet ciblant Wikipédia, et avait recours à des faux nez qui masquaient leur véritable adresse IP pour modifier l’encyclopédie en ligne.
Or, à la suite d’un problème technique, la véritable adresse IP d’un de ces éditeurs est brièvement apparue, et indiquait une localisation en Israël.”
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Ces métadonnées indiquent que les monteurs des vidéos travaillaient sur le fuseau horaire israélien, et comportaient même les pseudonymes de plusieurs créateurs, dont un certain « ShukiD ».
Le pseudonyme est bien connu dans les milieux politiques israéliens : il s’agit d’un créateur de vidéos qui a collaboré à de multiples campagnes, par exemple pour Moshe Kahlon, l’ancien ministre des finances de M. Nétanyahou.”
Iwan Wirawan retweeted
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Iwan Wirawan retweeted
Israel has no right to exist. That’s the position in international law. It has nothing to do with hatred of Israel or antisemitism.
In fact, no state – none – has a “right” to exist, including states busy extolling their democratic credentials.
If the UK had a “right” to exist, for example, it would mean that Scotland could not be allowed to vote for independence. Why? Because such a vote would break up the UK. It would be a violation of the UK’s supposed “right” to exist as the UK.
Which is precisely why the UK has no “right” to exist.
Peoples have a right to exist. When that right is abused, it invariably involves very serious violations of international law – often through crimes such as apartheid, ethnic cleansing or genocide.
States, by contrast, don’t have a “right” to exist. They simply do exist as a matter of fact – until they suddenly don’t. Like apartheid South Africa. Like Rhodesia. Like Czechoslovakia. Like Yugoslavia. Like Nazi Germany.
This is so obvious it should not even need stating.
Were states to have a “right” to exist, completely arbitrary factors such as their borders, demographic make-up and political institutions would be sacrosanct. Inviolable. It would be impossible for minorities to secede, for territories to be transferred, for apartheid structures to be overturned . Any such change would be a transgression of the state’s “right to exist” as it is.
And yet every single journalist employed by an establishment media outlet is suddenly playing dumb on this most elementary of issues. They’ve all suddenly had a collective lobotomy. They insist Israel must be the exception to the rule that no state has a “right” to exist.
Watch, for example, the BBC’s Nick Robinson berating Green party leader Zack Polanski for refusing to affirm Israel’s “right to exist”. Polanksi correctly argues instead that Israelis and Palestinians have a right to live in equality.
Why all this incendiary stupidity from our supposedly brightest and best journalists?
Find the answer in my latest article No state has a ‘right’ to exist – least of all an apartheid, genocidal state like Israel. A link to the full article is in the reply post ⬇️
Iwan Wirawan retweeted
Du 7 octobre 2023 au 7 octobre 2026
Israël a tué :
✅ Plus de 74 245 Palestiniens
✅ Environ 22 000 enfants
✅ Plus de 12 400 femmes
✅ Plus de 4 813 personnes âgées
✅ Environ 36 000 hommes
✅ Plus de 175 267 blessés
✅ Environ 588 travailleurs humanitaires (dont 396 employés de l’ONU)
✅ Environ 300 journalistes
Des milliers de personnes restent ensevelies sous les décombres.
Appelez cela par son nom :
✅ Une attaque du 7 octobre 2023 connue, prévue à l'avance et sciemment ignorée par le gouvernement sioniste suprémaciste d'Israël, qui a fait 1 200 morts israéliens, dont une partie a été massacrée par les chars et les hélicoptères Apache israéliens.
Un GÉNOCIDE, vraisemblablement planifié avant le 7 octobre 2023 pour reprendre la bande de Gaza.
Iwan Wirawan retweeted
Remember when I warned that by removing Gaza #rubble Israel would destroy human remains deserving burial, together with evidence of crimes?
ProApartheid squads rushed to call me LIAR - after calling me:
Impostor
Antisemite
Hamas spokesperson
Witch.
But we keep receipts.
NEW ANALYSIS —
In Gaza, Israel’s ongoing destruction during the so-called ceasefire is desecrating the bodies of Palestinians which remain beneath the rubble.
Our analysis of videos and satellite imagery finds military practices of demolition, compaction and removal of rubble. These risk making the recovery of Palestinian remains impossible in the 65% of Gaza under Israel’s control.
Iwan Wirawan retweeted
HERE'S WHAT THE WORLD WAS TOLD YESTERDAY: Suspected Iran-linked terrorists were caught with vans filled with explosives near a US airbase in the UK. US president Donald Trump said his intelligence people had been watching the men for a “long time” because they “were looking to do big damage”.
This morning, what do we learn? The story above is all WRONG.
- It has now been revealed that “no explosive material had been found” in the vehicles, police said.
- The vans contained diesel, the value of which has soared because of unnecessary conflicts, such as the US-Israel attack on Iran.
- The vehicles were branded “Fuel 2You”, suggesting they were openly transporting fuel.
- Also, “All five men were British Nationals”.
- Further, no tip-off came from US intelligence but from a local farmer in her 50s who called the police after seeing men with white vans.
- Photos turned out to have been creatively spun out of one blurred original by an OpenAI program.
- Most notably, all the men were released on bail, indicating that they were not considered dangerous.
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WHAT A DIFFERENCE
What a difference a day makes. It’s worth recalling what yesterday’s headlines actually said.
“Counter-terror police investigate Iran link over suspected bomb plot at RAF base used by US,” the Guardian said. “Five men arrested on terrorism charges after explosives found near RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire”.
The photos with added AI-generated faces were shared on social media by several groups, including the British Army Veterans Group, and spread quickly, viewed at least 1.6 million times.
It’s certainly valid to report that men apparently acting suspiciously were found in part of rural Britain near an airbase, RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire. That’s no excuse to report that they had vans of explosives to blow up an airbase and point the finger at Iran.
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THE REAL STORY
As people with a little healthy skepticism know, the actual truth (as opposed to what the headlines say) can usually be found buried deep inside the text.
And so it is with this story.
The very last paragraph of the latest report on this tale in the Guardian says that the UK’s Iranian embassy said the reports of this being an Iranian operation were false, and pointed to the real illegality in the conflict:
"The circulation of such fabricated speculations, particularly in the aftermath of the criminal acts of aggression committed by the United States and the Israeli regime against the Iranian people, will serve no purpose other than to fuel Iranophobia propaganda in the UK."
The irony, of course, is that diesel thefts have soared worldwide as the doubling of prices have led to literally millions of people being unable to run their factories and vehicles.
A global fuel crisis was triggered by the US-Israel attack on Iran on February 28—which the UN has agreed is an ongoing war crime.
And can we name one of the bases the US is using for its operations?
Yes. RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire, UK.
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Iwan Wirawan retweeted
This guy is the CEO of Flock
He takes pictures of you and hands them over to the cops
But, he doesn’t want you to know what he looks like
PLEASE do NOT share his photo!
Iwan Wirawan retweeted
For over a year, boxes containing 900 wheelchairs meant for people in Gaza have been sitting in a warehouse because Israel won’t let them in, classifying the wheelchairs as “potential weapons”
Hundreds of wheelchairs, donated by Aussie charities for children in Gaza, are stuck in Jordanian warehouses
📱 abc.net.au/news/2026-09-17/a…
🎧 abc.net.au/listen/programs/a…
📺 youtube.com/watch?v=su2vW6bs…
Iwan Wirawan retweeted
France Télévision a censuré cette séquence : elle est effacée du replay.
Adèle Haenel y dénonce le génocide en Palestine et la complicité de la France.
Qui a décidé de cette censure ?
Diffusez cette vidéo : ce sera la meilleure réponse aux censeurs !
Iwan Wirawan retweeted
President Truman admitted it on camera:
They wanted all of Palestine on a silver plate.
So they took it in small doses instead.
The clip they don’t want circulating.
Iwan Wirawan retweeted
WOW.
Israel Exposed launched WhoFundedGenocide.com
A searchable database tracking pro-Israel political money in U.S. politics.
It includes:
11,168 named donors + employers
523 members of Congress + funding
House & Senate votes on arms-transfer resolutions
165 candidates with network-backed fundraising pages
105 recipient committees linked to FEC filings
Iwan Wirawan retweeted
NEW: Israel funded a fake US think tank called the "Hanover Institute" that published 124 reports totaling over 560,000 words in nine days, designed to be cited by AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity.
The site was built on a platform that promises to optimize content so AI systems will treat it as credible research.
Every headline mirrors a question a user might type into a chatbot:
Is Israel Carrying Out a Genocide in Gaza?
The answers consistently frame information to blunt criticism of Israel.
The operation was funded through Israel's government advertising agency via the European ad group Havas, with tens of millions of dollars routed to American contractors including a firm run by former Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale.
An Israeli official admitted to Ynet:
We paid a lot of money, but the situation only got worse.
Source: The Guardian
