Peter Verney

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Peter Verney

@PeterVerney1

Sudan specialist. Also biologist, Baobab planter, field music recorder, English teacher, aid worker, staff writer, bum-wiper, Smartie-maker, Zar inductee.

가입일 Ağustos 2014
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Peter Verney
Peter Verney@PeterVerney1·
My video of Shurooq AbuelNas at The Water Rats, Grays Inn Rd, last Tuesday. Two hits from Lebanese and Iraqi stars, delivered in fabulous style to a delighted audience. Still buzzing from the response & participation. Full band and song credits to follow. youtube.com/watch?v=yS23f7…
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lina | لينه
lina | لينه@labushouk·
the slow & inconsistent violence of Sudan's war is meant to anesthetize...ppl care less b/c the numbers arent spectacular, but it isnt just the bombs & drones killing ppl: it's the lack of access to meds, to food, to shelter (esp. w/ summer coming) & clean water #KeepEyesOnSudan
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The Palestinian
The Palestinian@InsiderWorld_1·
Please don’t forget Dr Hussam
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Cister Harpy61
Cister Harpy61@61harpy·
@PeterVerney1 Israel? It's a major centre for transplants and implicated in illegal organ trafficking.
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Peter Verney@PeterVerney1·
I perceive a threat from my neighbouring apartments at Mildew Towers. So I've driven out all the inhabitants, some ... ahem... fatally. To create a safe zone, you see. Trouble is, I still don't feel safe. Will surviving neighbours gang up on me, and should I take them out, too?
Assal Rad@AssalRad

Israel says it won’t leave Lebanon, Syria, or Palestine. A genocidal, expansionist state can openly declare the intent to occupy three nations without generating a single headline in Western media.

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John McEvoy
John McEvoy@jmcevoy_2·
I spent all day in Woolwich Crown Court yesterday for the Filton activists' sentencing hearing with my colleague @daniaakkad. The court heard that the Terrorism Act was never intended to cover direct action protest. It heard that all of the defendants had been cleared of violent intent and sentencing them as terrorists would mark a historic first for charges of criminal damage. It heard that the Suffragettes, who did "a bit of smashing themselves", would have been labelled as terrorists but have now been vindicated by history. It heard the activists' goal was to stop the supply chain of drones and weaponry to Israel as it commits genocide in Gaza. It heard that attaching a terrorism connection to a case without it ever being heard by a jury was unconstitutional and posed a threat to the criminal justice system itself. It heard that the "terrorism connection" has been disproportionately used against minority groups and those advocating for them while not being used for neo-Nazis and white supremacists, including the man who killed Jo Cox MP. It heard that the law has been reinterpreted since the action took place, meaning the activists could have had no idea that what they did could have been caught up in terrorism laws at the time of the protest. It heard that the prosecution submitted key evidence just eight days before the hearing, giving the defence no time to review it or even discuss it with their clients. Despite all of this, Judge Jeremy Johnson, who has already tried to refer the defence's lead barrister for contempt of court and been forced to apologise for it, sentenced the defendants as terrorists. The judgment was handed down within minutes, indicating Judge Johnson had already made his mind up before the hearing had begun. Being in court yesterday felt akin to witnessing a colonial crime: punishing activists with terrorism offences in order to set a precedent that taking direct action to stop a UK-backed genocide will not be tolerated.
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Basem Alhabel
Basem Alhabel@BAlhabel·
We are still alive in Gaza… 🥹🇵🇸 Despite everything, we are still trying to hold on. If you see this photo, please don’t scroll past in silence. Write anything — even a single dot means so much to us and reminds us that we are not alone. 🥹💔🙏 chuffed.org/project/175208…
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Defend Our Juries
Defend Our Juries@DefendOurJuries·
Watching Zionist shills freak out that a juror can talk honestly about a trial after it is complete is the only real silver lining to an otherwise very dark cloud. Jurors absolutely should complain about having crucial facts/context hidden from them. The WHOLE truth?
Jake Wallis Simons@JakeWSimons

A juror — a JUROR — in the Palestine Action case is now speaking at a rally in their support. 😵‍💫 This is the collapse of the apparatus of our freedoms. What is Britain becoming?

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hala haya 5
hala haya 5@NidalSaad4·
طوارئ النيل الابيض: ببالغ الحزن والاسي تنعي غرفه طوارئ ولاية النيل الابيض فقيد الغرف والتكايا والعمل الطوعي والإنساني محمد علي رحمه (الجان) الذي وافته المنيه متأثرا بآلامه التي المت به في حادث سير أليم بمدينه ربك بهذا طوي الفقيد رحله شاقه وطويله في العمل الانساني والخيري كان حذوه
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dr. mohammed hamad - Gaza
No one seems willing to understand that what has happened and is happening has transcended any political discourse, any religious text, and any human legislation. No one seems willing to grasp that we have surpassed the limits of reason and all the calculations of logic. This image alone is enough to kill your hope for the next 100 years...
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Sovereign Media
Sovereign Media@sov_media·
THE BUTCHER OF AL-FASHIR RETURNS "Today, I’ve killed over 2,000... and then I lost count." This is the horrifying reality of Issa Abu Lulu, a field executioner for the UAE-backed Rapid Support Forces (RSF) militia. Dubbed the "Butcher of Al-Fashir," Abu Lulu rose to notoriety by filming his own sadistic war crimes during the RSF’s g*nocidal siege of one of last remaining safe havens for indigenous people in the Darfur region of western Sudan. From executing civilians based on their non-Arab ethnicity to a UN-documented account of shooting a pregnant woman in the stomach seven times after she revealed she was seven months pregnant, his brutality is staggering. Yet, instead of facing justice, Abu Lulu is back on the battlefield. When his viral videos caused public embarrassment to the RSF's PR machine, the militia staged a fake arrest. A former RSF field commander named Al-Savana exposed the stunt: "They brought him, took pictures and he left." Indeed, Abu Lulu belongs to the same clan as the Dagalo family that rules the RSF. According to Reuters, his immediate release was personally ordered by RSF deputy-commander Abdulrahim Hamdan Dagalo. The Butcher of Al-Fashir was subsequently sent back to the front lines under only one condition: do not film. The RSF leadership is said to need Abu Lulu's bloodlust, stating he is "good for troop morale." Emirati social media users openly use Abu Lulu’s name to taunt traumatised Sudanese people. Nonetheless, it must not be forgotten that UAE funding keeps the RSF's g*nocidal machine running. The US recently sanctioned Abu Lulu, but what use are these sanctions while the state funding his brutality goes completely unpunished? Through their calculated silence, the Western governments who constantly lecture the Global South on human rights continue to prioritise economic partnerships over African lives, directly enabling the atrocities of the Butcher of Al-Fashir.
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The Sudanist
The Sudanist@500wordsmag·
As a community already reeling from war, the fallout of the Belfast attack is the last thing displaced Sudanese need. Read @TheRealOlaDiab's latest analysis from Unfiltered: Words by the Editor on the compounding trauma of refugees and why collective blame cannot be allowed to dictate the narrative. Breaking Point: The Fallout of the Belfast Attack for Displaced Sudanese | By Ola Diab thesudanist.com/breaking-point…
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S A M A H𓃰❁
S A M A H𓃰❁@SimsimAlbadri·
The continued detention of journalist Muammar Ibrahim is a stain on justice and a direct attack on press freedom. No journalist should be punished for doing their job, speaking the truth OR exercising their right to free expression!! Silence only emboldens injustice. We will continue to speak his name until he is free. #FreeMuammarIbrahim
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Mohammed Siddique🇸🇩🇦🇷@mohd_siddig

#الحرية_لمعمر_إبراهيم

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Peter Verney@PeterVerney1·
@61harpy @AdamPollock I had to explain to my Gambian wife about the social rift over this issue while watching Beyond Paradise. The tribal rivalry over Jam First versus Cream First amused her greatly.
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Adam James Pollock@AdamPollock·
Big scone for dinner tonight. The question remains: jam or cream first?
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It picks up on Yousso Ndour's version, I am told.
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The Beatles' Obla-di Obla-da has been reworked in Wolof by Gambians satirising the failure of the electricity corporation NAWEC to provide a safe stable supply. Couldn't quite believe my ears at first.
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Artists for Palestine UK
Artists for Palestine UK@Art4PalestineUK·
As Acclaimed Irish novelist Sally Rooney said ahead of today’s sentencing: “Protest that poses no threat to the public simply is not terrorism. […] This is an obvious effort to undermine solidarity with Palestine, but what it really undermines is UK law.” artistsforpalestine.org.uk/public-figures…
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