American activist, citizen journalist, photographer - We Rise in support of Human Rights in Palestine & Human Rights world-wide. Gaza was my home in 2014/2015.
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Denny Cormier retweeted
Un pays qui utilise un de ses comptes officiels pour se moquer du sort de Gaza ne peut pas s'étonner de la détestation mondiale qu'il inspire.
Les intempéries sont bien sûr un facteur aggravant du génocide quand Israël contrôle l'entrée des aides humanitaires.
L'auteur de ce tweet s'est sûrement senti très malin, mais il inspire le dégoût chez tout être humain normalement constitué.
Denny Cormier retweeted
GAZA NO SOLO SE AHOGA. LA AHOGAN.
🌧️ La lluvia es un fenómeno natural. Que miles de familias en Gaza no tengan un lugar seguro donde protegerse, no.
La violencia militar les arrebató sus hogares. Ahora, el agua inunda las tiendas donde sobreviven.
ayudagaza.com
Delusional leader who has shoukd be removed from government
Texas will be red again. We haven’t fundamentally changed who we are as a state.
The silver lining is the Democrats are going to overreach. They have tragically been taken over by radicals, by Marxists and Islamists, and that’s who’s driving the train.
When they get to Washington, they are going to drive an extreme agenda that I think is going to cause a lot of buyer’s remorse for the voters who wanted something different.
We've got to be here to provide common sense, to provide free market policies and that actually make a difference for working men and women.
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Denny Cormier retweeted
Amid all the amazing victories last Tuesday, don't forget this one:
➡️ Minnesotans re-elected Rep. Rep. Ilhan Omar, whom Trump has made a key target of his bigoted attacks and weaponization of the Justice Department, with an astonishing 76.5% of her district's vote.
We look forward to Rep. Omar pissing Trump off for the next two years!
#ResistTrump
ALT This is a photo of Rep. Ilhan Omar.
Denny Cormier retweeted
My interview on Al-Jazeera shedding light on the bloodsoaked resume of Israel's opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot, who was the IDF chief during one of the worst massacres of protesters in modern history & founded the Dahiya Doctrine of mass terrorism against civilian infrastructure
Denny Cormier retweeted
This should be front page news but the U.S.-funded Israeli genocide in Gaza has been relegated to background noise at best. When it does make the news, it’s getting justified by monsters
Denny Cormier retweeted
This is Duha Al-Saifi. She is a Palestinian journalist.
'israel' murdered her 3 children, her father, mother, brother, 2 sisters and their children.
She survived the massacre on 3 April 2025 and sustained severe facial and spinal injuries. She has another operation tomorrow. Pray for her please.
Denny Cormier retweeted
أعيد كثيرًا على قلبي مشاهدة هذا الفيديو لأنه يسقط كلما سقطت أختنا فأنا لا أريد قلبًا ميتًا
Denny Cormier retweeted
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee:
"God's hand is on the Jewish people and on the state of Israel. It has been and it will continue to be"
This man is acting more like a Zionist rabbi than an American ambassador, defending a state that is blowing children to pieces
Denny Cormier retweeted
If your “Christian” pastor wears the religious attire of another faith, waves foreign flags, and calls for the slaughter of 2.5 million people, you should probably find a new church.
Denny Cormier retweeted
Gaza annega.
In dodici ore, la prima tempesta d’inverno ha allagato 70mila tende di sfollati. A Deir al-Balah una frana di sabbia ha sepolto un gruppo di tende: cinque morti, tra loro 4 bambini.
A Gaza anche la pioggia uccide. Materassi zuppi, coperte fradice, bambini affamati che tremano nel fango e nel gelo.
Migliaia di vite umane appese a un filo.
È la catastrofe dentro la catastrofe.
Voluta e alimentata da Israele, che blocca tende, camper, cibo, medicine e i materiali per difendersi dal freddo e dall’acqua e dalle infezioni e malattie.
Denny Cormier retweeted
How can the human conscience bear witness to the heart-rending spectacle of such agonizing suffering endured by the innocent children of Gaza and yet remain silent?
How can those who profess a commitment to human values avert their gaze from these harrowing scenes?
Where are the self-proclaimed preachers of human rights, who ought to emerge from their shell of political expediency, amplify the voices of the oppressed in Gaza before the world, and hold the perpetrators to account?
This is nothing less than the inevitable consequence of appeasement in the face of genocide.