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John Bostock
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John Bostock
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If knowledge is power, and ignorance is bliss, is the majority of strife in the world caused by the Powerful searching for bliss?
Earth, Dimension CJ-7 Katılım Haziran 2017
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@ayeshaijazkhan Im declairing my opinion! Dont @ me with words that make me question my worldview. Thats what I hear.
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I’m all for women’s rights.
But I’m totally against demonising Muslims.
So, don’t come @ me with racist prescriptions on how Islam is the reason women don’t get rights.
It’s not!
Several Muslim countries have had women lead them, including Pakistan, Turkiye, Bangladesh, Indonesia. While the US has never had a female president.
Pakistan gave women the right to vote in 1947. In Switzerland, women didn’t have that right till 1971.
The Taliban don’t speak for us so don’t use that one example to colour all.
There are plenty of rotten apples among other religions too who exploit women.
So don’t stereotype!
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Was in a taxi near Euston yesterday, and saw two men waving a Union Jack flag on a pole, storming along, shouting in an intimidating way to everyone walking by peacefully.
It was both grotesque and ridiculous. Don’t let anyone fool you that this is patriotic.
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John Bostock retweetledi
There’s a huge flaw in @narindertweets' framing here.
The women on stage were not mocking “brown women”. They were making a political statement about an ideology, a religious practice, and what they see as the oppression of women under certain interpretations of Islam. Whether people agree with them or not, that is plainly different from racial hatred.
A niqab is not a race. Islam is not a race. Criticising religious customs is not the same as attacking an ethnicity.
Ironically, these were young European women voluntarily covering themselves to demonstrate exactly what many women in parts of the world are pressured or compelled to do permanently. The reveal into normal Western clothing was symbolic: freedom, individuality, visibility and choice.
You may dislike the message, but calling it the “sexualisation and humiliation of brown women” feels emotionally manipulative and deliberately racialised. No women were degraded on that stage. Nobody was named, targeted or abused. It was political theatre aimed at a belief system and its symbols, not at women because of their skin colour.
Narinder Kaur@narindertweets
In this country, people have the right to criticise religion. But there’s a clear line between criticism and the degradation of women. What we’re seeing here is the sexualisation and humiliation of brown women. That should never be acceptable. This isn’t clever or empowering. it’s the public humiliation of one group of women by another group of women. Sad and pathetic.
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@feedabadee @kingkapoor72 You think he may have been busy, you know, serving his customers? Calling him a liar to cope with your mental narrative is both pathetic and hilarious.
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@kingkapoor72 His restaurant was empty. He would have posted a video of a full restaurant if it was full. Stop Lying Harman. The “Patriots” you want to impress see you as part of the problem. Wake up and smell the Vindaloo
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Thank you to all patriots who came in to support Non Halal Rangrez restaurant.
I'm sorry to the many I was not able to attend to or cater for. 🙏🏻
Highest sale of Pork Vindaloo
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@owenjonesjourno We have cops with assault rifles around jewish areas in toronto because of the targeted hate marches in jewish neighbourhoods.
As the child of a muslim, you are being used to villanize your own culture, as well as the right to criticize and confront contrary opinions.
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The far right demonstration wants to "stop Islam" and deport Muslims.
The Palestine protest wants to stop the mass slaughter of innocent people.
Imagine how morally warped you would have to be to equate the two.
Nick Cohen@NickCohen4
"End the Zionist Occupation of Britain" on the far right "Globalise the Intifada" on the far left If the horseshoe fits...
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@zarahussain999 The october 7th cheers and celebrations were sickening behaviour. This is just a social critique. Grow up.
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Tommy Robinson Unite the Kingdom.
It was a matter of time before the Islamophobia would start. It’s sickening behaviour.
As Muslims, we shouldn’t have to tolerate this in our home…… England.
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@Mohammedgaza334 @TomLondon6 @metpoliceuk I mean, it was no October 7th celebration, thats for sure.
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@TomLondon6 @metpoliceuk Because they do not see us as human, it is as simple as this. We are not human in their eyes; we are just bugs they want to squash
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@gildednotsure @Adriezy1 @firasmodad @Alonso_GD Satire makes people ask questions which is the last thing a dogmatic religion wants to happen.
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@Adriezy1 @firasmodad @Alonso_GD It might seem like a bad idea to you, it might not be compatible with a western liberal society which is why it should not be in western society, but I doubt mockery is going to make them want to leave. It's just as impotent as waving flags and protesting.
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Islamophobia is socially accepted in the West. This sells the idea that if you remove a Muslim woman’s clothes, you’re “liberating” her. No. You’re harassing her. It puts Muslim women at risk, but it doesn’t matter, *bc they are Muslim*. Horrid, vile racism at this march
Zara Hussain@zarahussain999
Tommy Robinson Unite the Kingdom. It was a matter of time before the Islamophobia would start. It’s sickening behaviour. As Muslims, we shouldn’t have to tolerate this in our home…… England.
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I’ve seen so many videos of the most vile Islamophobia at yesterday’s ‘Unite the Kingdom’ march in London. Why is this not being taken seriously?
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@_sabasaurus If i showed the anti jew posters in the pali protests in toronto, i would be charged for spreading hate material. You fucking clowns have no clue what you are talking about.
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one thing about Islam, you'd never see muslims mocking another religion in a protest.
Mukhtar@I_amMukhtar
This is vile, but because it’s targeted at Muslims, the Met Police don’t care. Imagine if a pro-Palestine march had someone on stage mocking Orthodox Jewish women.
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@Umar996996 @RupertLowe10 @Redoktober76 No. There was hatred for manditory garb forced on women. You should know the difference.
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@RupertLowe10 @Redoktober76 There was hate for Muslim women on stage!
It was not decent!!
Don't lie
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Yesterday's march was peaceful, patriotic and filled with decent Brits who are concerned about the direction of our country.
Starmer should apologise for how he smeared many, many thousands of ordinary patriots.
Incredibly, I think less of that man every single day.
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Everyone deserves safety, dignity, and freedom. Today and always, we work toward a country where 2SLGBTQI+ communities can live openly and authentically – free from discrimination, hate, and violence – because a Canada for all is a Canada without hate.
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@owenjonesjourno 1 they condemned them on all media before they started
2 media regularly uses pajoratives like "far right" to demean legitamate greivences against mass immigration and housing for ppl who dont pay taxes.
3 cops just let a kid drown in his own blood cuz they thought he was racist
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No condemnation from our politicians.
No outrage from the media.
No action by the police.
British Muslims are sent a clear message:
You are fair game for hatred.
Mukhtar@I_amMukhtar
This is vile, but because it’s targeted at Muslims, the Met Police don’t care. Imagine if a pro-Palestine march had someone on stage mocking Orthodox Jewish women.
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@I_amMukhtar Do these women not have a right to remove these garments? Their bodies are not for your culture to exploit. Period. Fuck off.
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John Bostock retweetledi
What is vile is locking women behind pieces of fabric because you cannot control your impulses.
And we don’t want that in Europe.
Mukhtar@I_amMukhtar
This is vile, but because it’s targeted at Muslims, the Met Police don’t care. Imagine if a pro-Palestine march had someone on stage mocking Orthodox Jewish women.
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@LizaRosen0000 So they offer you a giant wooden horse and you thank them for their generocity. History shows how this will end.
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Be honest: What do you think about the following statement of Keir Starmer?
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John Bostock retweetledi
Gad Saad’s latest book, Suicidal Empathy: Dying to Be Kind (released May 12, 2026), perfectly captures the mindset behind the media coverage in this post.
The incident in Modena—where a 31-year-old man of North African origin deliberately drove into pedestrians, injuring eight (four critically), then exited with a knife—shows yet another case of misplaced Western empathy: headlines that anthropomorphize the car (“car rams into…”) while downplaying the driver’s agency and background.
Saad argues this “suicidal empathy” prioritizes feelings toward perpetrators or out-groups over protecting citizens and acknowledging patterns, eroding common sense and societal safety.
This post is a textbook illustration of the parasitic ideas his book dismantles.
End Wokeness@EndWokeness
I wonder why the "car" did this? 🤔
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There are 4m Muslims in the UK and 66m people who aren’t. We are told that those 4m have overwhelmed the 66 million without the 66 million noticing. Fakest news.
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@MandyYoung77631 @JohnCleese My father is muslim. This is not arbitrary hate. Your declaration stifles dialogue because if people cry racist instead of addressing cultural incompatabilities, a 16yo might get stabbed and drown in his own blood while handcuffed for a false accusation of racism.
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@00bostick00 @JohnCleese I’m not going to keep repeating this - around this world many men have committed the most heinous crimes - do not fall into the trap of blaming the innocent majority for the behaviour of the sick minority. Not in any religion.
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I read everywhere about the 'hard right'
This the term used to describe people who are
Islamosceptic - that is, people who are doubtful about the merits of a religion that demands child marriage, the beating of women, and death to all who oppose it
Perhaps 'sensible right' would be a better description
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@MandyYoung77631 @JohnCleese While you dont address child mutilation, you demonize those who would oppose it for those who would enable it. You are why they get to stab babies in daycares.
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@JohnCleese Language matters. hard right is used to describe those who caricature and demonise an entire group of human beings in order to promote a very specific nationalist agenda to one’s own ends. You certainly demonise Muslims and it’s not a good look.
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