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@LauraLoomer i just farted in my car

There is something very dark and evil about Klandace Owens. She is truly unhinged. I worry she’s going to try to murder Erika Kirk.

@Geopotato23 😂😂😂😂😂🤡🤡🤡🤡

Breaking; Boston Police sources now confirm shooter had Isis allegiance and wanted to kill people. Wanted to kill Jews. Was asking people in cars if they are Jewish. Full on shootout on memorial drive with Mass State Police THIS WAS A TERROR ATTACK!! We shouldn’t have to live like this @LauraLoomer

@JayTC53 just farted in my car

Erika Kirk is the leader of the largest Christian conservative movement in the world following in Charlie Kirk's footsteps. Candace Owens is the leader of a deranged demonic cult actively trying to get Charlie's murder Tyler Robinson acquitted. This is what we mean by Good Vs Evil. Erika is good, Candace is pure evil at her core.

@RavenGrace0613 just farted in my car

Candace is really not happy that Erika is doing what Erika wants to do. Apparently she should be sitting on her basement like Candace. And she’s upset Erika got a honorary doctorate. Apparently that’s a DEI move? Not sure how it’s DEI. Anyone know how she jumped to that? No one’s hiring Erika because of this. Damn she’s jealous.

@GrahamAllen i just farted in my car graham

Candace Owens Has Given Her Cult Permission To Go After People’s Families! It’s Evil, And It Cannot Be Allowed!

@Laura288D @EnglerYves @YellekMike you clowns dont even know what colonization is😂😂😂

@313Borat @EnglerYves @YellekMike So you oppose colonization, numpty?

While protecting Africa’s worst killer from prosecution is a stepping stone to becoming governor general, challenging Canada’s role in enabling ‘Africa’s Hitler’ is a death knell in left establishment politics. The system rewards those who assist power, which is particularly evident in international affairs. Louise Arbour became a Supreme Court justice after guaranteeing impunity for an individual who played an important role in violently ousting three governments (Uganda 1986, Rwanda 1994 and Congo 1997). Canada’s new governor general did so “a few days after being summoned to a meeting with US Secretary of State Madeline Albright”, explains a review of Robin Philpot’s Rwanda and the New Scramble for Africa: From Tragedy to Useful Imperial Fiction. Arbour suppressed evidence demonstrating that Rwandan dictator Paul Kagame’s RPF sparked the 1994 genocide. As chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR) between 1996 and 1999, Arbour refused to investigate who assassinated Rwandan Hutu president Juvénal Habyarimana, Burundian Hutu president Cyprien Ntaryamira and many of the Rwandan Hutu military command, which sparked the genocidal killings. In 1996 former ICTR investigator Michael Hourigan and his “National Team” of 20 investigators compiled evidence based on the testimony of three RPF informants who claimed, “direct involvement in the 1994 fatal rocket attack upon the President’s aircraft” and “specifically implicated the direct involvement of [Kagame]” and other RPF members. But, when Hourigan delivered the evidence to her in early 1997, Arbour was “aggressive” and “hostile,” according to Hourigan. Despite initially supporting the investigation surrounding who shot down the plane, the ICTR’s chief prosecutor now advised Hourigan that the “investigation was at an end because in her view it was not in our [ICTR] mandate.” But the UN mandate for the ICTR was to “prosecute persons responsible for genocide and other serious violations of international humanitarian law committed in the territory of Rwanda and neighbouring States, between 1 January 1994 and 31 December 1994.” Investigating and prosecuting those responsible for the April 6, 1994, presidential assassination that led to hundreds of thousands of deaths unquestionably fell within that mandate, notes Judi Rever in “How Louise Arbour helped shield Paul Kagame from justice”. When the Globe and Mail presented her with the evidence she suppressed 20 years later Arbour admitted she refused to investigate whether Kagame shot down the plane. Beside the evidence, a minimally competent investigator knew who blew up the plane. Within 24 hours of Habyarimana’s assassination the RPF had doubled the size of the territory it controlled. Six weeks later the RPF controlled half of Rwanda and a few weeks later they had two thirds of the country, including Kigali. A French magistrate, Jean-Louis Bruguière, who spent eight years investigating the death of the three French nationals operating the presidential jet, issued nine arrest warrants for high-ranking RPF officials. Bruguière concluded that Kagame rejected the August 1993 Arusha Accords and that he needed Habyarimana’s “physical elimination” for the RPF to take power. Bruguière’s detailed investigation on behalf of the French family members of the jet’s crew showed that “due to the numerical inferiority of the Tutsi electorate, the political balance of power did not allow [Kagame] to win elections on the basis of the political process set forth by the Arusha Agreements without the support of the opposition parties. ... [I]n Paul Kagame’s mind, the physical elimination of President Habyarimana became imperative as early as October 1993 as the sole way of achieving his political aims.” If you accept the logic/evidence that Kagame, who was trained at the US Army Command College at Fort Leavenworth, shot down the presidential plane the long-planned Hutu genocide narrative falls apart. Instead, the individual hailed for ending the genocide becomes the one most responsible for the mass slaughter. If Arbour would have pursued the mandate given to her by the UN Security Council it would have been far more difficult for Kagame and his backers in Washington, London and Ottawa to build the narrative used to justify his dictatorship and holocaust in Congo. Instead of viewing Arbour as a power-serving liberal imperialist, Elizabeth May, Al Neve and others have lauded her in recent days as a champion of human rights and international law. In a post describing her as “an excellent choice for the position of Governor General”, the NDP said “Louise Arbour has had a storied career in Canada and on the world stage. She prosecuted war criminals.” Except the biggest one. (She also refused to investigate NATO crimes in Yugoslavia, as I noted in the widely circulated “Please don’t romanticize background of new governor general”.) While applauding Arbour for “prosecuting war criminals”, the NDP brass justified my exclusion from the party leadership race because I’ve challenged Arbour, Romeo Dallaire and other prominent Canadians’ role in Rwanda/Congo. In justifying my expulsion, the NDP vetting committee claimed I denied the Rwandan genocide. So did ‘left’ commentators Rachel Gilmore, Jake Landu and others after B’nai Brith put out a statement saying I denied the Rwandan genocide soon after I launched my campaign to lead the NDP. I’m not the first writer to be hounded over the subject. When Robin Philpot ran under the Parti Quebecois’ banner in 2007, he was attacked aggressively for his writing challenging Arbour and other Canadians’ role in the Rwanda/Congo tragedy. The system rewards those who assist power while punishing those who challenge it. In a profoundly unequal, imperialist system rot rises.

@YellekMike @warfareanalysis dude its borat idc about who is what. yall just repeat the same thing. i could give teo fucks about israel or isrelis

@313Borat @warfareanalysis You have a pf pic of a hard core zi0nist scum bag. Long live the resistance!

⚡️Al-Qassam Brigades: The late Al-Qassam fighter Mohammed Mohammed Abu Saada.

@Wingstopme @warfareanalysis how does this help the palestinian people? your solution is ohh israell baddd. kick rocks

@313Borat @warfareanalysis Have you not seen the world wake up to the evils of Israel and Zionism that last couple of years. Have you not seen how the savage mentality of the West bank settlers has been exposed all over the world. Palestinians were living it before Oct 07, the world not finally sees it.

@Selph77060958 @Zbeeb340691 @warfareanalysis and my whole oage is dedicated to making fun of who? what is zelensky? yal just csnt think past stupid

@313Borat @Zbeeb340691 @warfareanalysis Who was the leader in Afghanistan? Or Vietnam? Of course they had leaders, but is it common knowledge? There is leadership in Palestine, yahya sinwar's brother and some key figures that aren't super public for obvious reasons. Hard to take u seriously when ur pfp is a zionist

@Selph77060958 @Zbeeb340691 @warfareanalysis ho chi minh and look where vietnam is today look at gaza. stay in school

@spidermansizim_ @alwasmii78 they are in latakia and hammeimi😂 to this day they are there i can show you if youd like?

@313Borat @alwasmii78 In ur dreams ?

من الذاكرة .. عندما انسحبت روسيا مزلولة من جميع الأراضي السورية وتجمعت في قاعدة حميميم. كان لروسيا أكثر من 114 قاعدة ونقطة عسكرية قبل التحرير

@war_noir caught a missle hitting on the left nice

#Lebanon / #Israel / #Iran / #USA 🇱🇧🇮🇱🇮🇷🇺🇸: #Hezbollah FPV Drones struck an Israeli Army's (#IDF) “Namer” Armored Vehicle in Bint Jbeil. Fighters used a Fiber-Optic FPV Kamikaze Drone carrying a possible PG-7(L) pattern HEAT (Anti-Tank) warhead.

@war_noir was that a fire cracker?

#Pakistan 🇵🇰: Tehrik-e #Taliban Pakistan (#TTP) carried out drone strikes attack on Pakistani Army Posts in #Bannu, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Militants seemingly used possible DJI Mavic / Matrice COTS Drones armed with air-dropped Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs).

@JayTC53 @RobertJMolnar yet they still control the strait can cut our internet cables and cripple weatern economy. they never had an airforce. simple soeed boats and missle will do. they decemated the US led bases in the whole region. and we are oaying $5 a gallon. IRGC still in power. thats a win?

@RobertJMolnar "Lost this war" 😂🤡 Iran has no navy, no army, no military, no missiles, no missile defense, no military production facilities no uranium anymore. But sure Jan, sure

perhaps you have not been paying attention to the last 8 fucking weeks these MAGtards are desperate now that Trump has lost this war he started and has no way out other than utter humiliation

@5hinigam1 @RT_com cope harder clown. what would be the point their message gets across anyways just a dumn comment

@RT_com the guy in the close up, the one getting his pants cut and the one being interviewed are three different people. also, the "i went there to be *" is the same script russia used before with different "captured mercs"

EXCLUSIVE: captured Colombian merc tells RT he thought he was going to Ukraine to be a chef 'It was a STUPID idea' He was warned that Kiev 'won’t fulfill what they promised me', but he didn’t listen

@Zoma3mk russia spanked that ass

Footage from a British MPs son Ben Grant fighting in Ukraine under heavy fire. 2022

@RT_com just a speech by a losing side. usa and israel fumbled this

NETANYAHU: China gave Iran missile manufacturing components REPORTER: Does that disturb you? NETANYAHU: I don’t like it REPORTER: China should reconsider? NETANYAHU: China should think about… could be… I don’t want to speak for China

@hashedelesood the mahdi army was no joke we fought them like hell very loyal

In the periods of 2004, the U.S deployed delta special force units & their most elite soldiers to capture Sayyed Muqtada Al Sadr. They thought that the Shia of Iraq were like the Sunnis that sold out Saddam. The Americans unable to capture Muqtada had 100s of casualties amongst their elite units Following ambushes from Jaish Al Mahdi & traps set, the Americans were never able to capture Muqtada for years The details were never ever made public ever, this is 1 short rare video of 1 battle taking place to capture Muqtada.