Free #Palestine is my kind of politics in 2024 and onwards! vote INDEPENDENT or Greens 🥬!
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Lmao 🤣… one of my favourite things this evening … (on drive from work) was hearing @RachelSJohnson being taken to task by caller after caller regarding her dreadful defence of a country committing genocide/war crimes in #Gaza
The chap from @AJEnglish dealt with her well! ❤️
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It turns out that the prison belonged to the military units of Khartia and, of course, the wonderful, heroic Azov. I have an additional question: what were they doing there with this 14-year-old child??!!
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WOW!! PICTURE OF THE 14 YEAR OLD PULLED OUT FROM THE TORTURE BASEMENT FOUND BY LOCALS IN KIEV
COMPLETE TRAUMA ON HIS FACE
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BREAKING: Shocking footage is now coming out from near Kyiv where locals found a basement where 40 mobilized Ukrainians where tortured by the Ukrainian National Guard including teenagers.
Protests have erupted and have begun throwing eggs and demanding answers from authorities.
Not sure whether to laugh, cry, shake my head…
The country we have all been propagandised to “like”, has been keeping people in torture chambers… 🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
Ukraine is a genuine hot mess! I’m just glad I never ever ever believed any of the BS from Boris et al
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The Labour Party is ensuring Palestine is seen as a symbol of the wider struggle against oppression and fascism. How can a party justify destabilising the very services paid for by the people who elected it, all to defend a foreign state accused of committing genocide?
BREAKING: Labour has announced it's pulling out of coalition and power-sharing with the Greens in 11 local authorities over the party's 'Zionism is racism' policy.
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¿Quién mató a Muammar Gadafi 🇱🇾?
¿Quién mató a Thomas Sankara 🇧🇫?
¿Quién mató a Patrice Lumumba 🇨🇩?
¿Quién mató a Samora Machel 🇲🇿?
¿Quién mató a Amílcar Cabral 🇬🇼🇨🇻?
¿Quién mató a Ali Soilih 🇰🇲?
¿Quién mató a Sylvanus Olympio 🇹🇬?
¿Quién mató a Ruben Um Nyobé 🇨🇲?
¿Quién mató a Steve Biko 🇿🇦?
¿Quién mató a Richard Ratsimandrava 🇲🇬?
¿Quién derrocó a Kwame Nkrumah 🇬🇭?
Podría seguir el listado. ¿Cuál es la autoridad moral europea para hablar tan a la ligera y, más aún, teniendo ese prontuario en África?
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My medical licence was suspended in November 2025. For 15 months. As a result of my advocacy for Palestine. At the behest of the UK pro-'israel' and zionist jewish lobby. Today, I had my second six-monthly review with the @gmcuk and @the_mpts.
For my submission, covering any updates since the last review in May 2026, I told the panel:
- 4,797 Palestinians have since been murdered by the jewish occupation in Gaza. 1,490 of them were children. That is 31%.
- Bombing and massacres occur daily.
- Palestinians continue to be held hostage, kidnapped, and tortured.
- 'israel' continues with impunity, without justice for the Palestinians or the British citizens they massacred.
The GMC counsel described me as 'unrepentant' in my social media activity, giving this as one reason to continue my suspension. I affirmed that I am indeed unrepentant in speaking out against the genocide and the system of supremacy that the UK government continues to fund and arm. That is anchored in my belief in the sanctity of life and the belief that God created all humans equally.
The suspension continues, of course. The GMC will have to apply to the High Court in February if they want to extend it further.
I miss my job and career. I miss practising medicine, caring for patients and the British people. My words, spoken or shared, were against their crimes. Their barbarity. To be unrepentant in this is my duty as a human, a Muslim, and a doctor.
Free Palestine and Britain from zionism 🇵🇸🇬🇧
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It’s almost embarrassing how little engagement this got. That’s why he had to brief the media cause he knew that’s the only way anyone would even notice he said something
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It's now manifestly clear from London to Washington that their governments act in the interests of Israel before all else.
What a staggering fact.
A monstrous nation with wanted war criminals as its leaders.
Israel calls the shots
BREAKING: Labour has announced it's pulling out of coalition and power-sharing with the Greens in 11 local authorities over the party's 'Zionism is racism' policy.
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I’m curious, would @Ed_Miliband be so … cavalier about Jews and the holocaust?
Oh well it happened a long time ago… Jews need to get over it, and move on, Germany should maybe apologise, but making reparations and saying sorry is not responsibility of today’s Germany?
Haha 😜
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Labour stand in total disgrace today. Ed Miliband’s fake apology can go in the bins that probably will now go uncollected. Collapsing local partnerships to play politics and making support for Israel ‘a red line’, a red line we didn’t impose on our councillors for Labour literally arming a genocide.
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You need to change your tactics,this type of demonisation worked in the 50s&70s.
Africans are awake now and they know which countries they can partner with for a mutually beneficial relationship.
No one wants your slave and master relationship anymore.
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Britain ran Forced Labour Death Camps in the Caribbean for over 245 years. And got very rich doing so. But Britain can lead the world in repairing the damage and healing the wounds inflicted upon the African.
#Reparations.
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We never wanted this conflict, and it brings us no pleasure to destroy bridges and factories that we once built ourselves.
But soon it will be over, and when the green little man's regime in Kiev is gone, we will grow together again.
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🇷🇺🇲🇱 Russia and Mali have signed a 2026–2030 transport cooperation roadmap to develop joint infrastructure projects, including railways, roads, and airports.
The agreement also prioritizes professional training for Malian specialists, reinforcing Mali's role as a key hub in the emerging Russia-West Africa transport corridor.