Harry Tiemessen, PhD

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Harry Tiemessen, PhD

Harry Tiemessen, PhD

@HarryTiemessen

🇱🇺, dutch, chemist, farmers son, vegetarian, dad and granddaddy, very concerned about climate change and loss of biodiversity.

Weil am Rhein, Deutschland Katılım Nisan 2011
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Daniel Mayakovski
Daniel Mayakovski@DaniMayakovski·
"Invadimos pueblos árabes desarmados, casi ninguno luchó porque no tenían armas, los expulsamos, los disparamos y las mujeres y niños huyeron a Gaza. Les disparamos y les matamos, hicimos cosas terribles por el sionismo" Amnon Neumann, sionista que participó en la Nakba de 1948, relata cómo entraban a los pueblos palestinos desarmados, los mataban a todos y los que sobrevivían huían a Gaza. Sus medios nunca te contarán el origen de Gaza, literalmente es un campo de concentración lleno de palestinos sobrevivientes del genocidio sionista de 1948, palestinos a los que le mataron a toda su familia, les destruyeron sus casas y fueron expulsados de su tierra sin nada... pero ellos son los malos según la prensa mamadora del sionismo.
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"Estaba mirando desde fuera la ventana de una panadería y vi como soldados sionistas le decían al panadero que si no colaboraba, que tirase a su hijo al horno. Cuando se negó, lo golpearon y tiraron a su hijo al horno" Othman Akel, un palestino superviviente de la Nakba de 1948, durante la masacre sionista de Deir Yassin, vio como las bandas sionistas de Lehi e Irgun quemaron vivo a un niño palestino en un horno... imitando las brutales prácticas de los nazis contra los judíos en el Holocausto, apenas unos años antes.

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Speelman
Speelman@speelmens·
Gidi Markuszower werd door een minister staatsgevaarlijk genoemd. Hij droeg informatie over aan aan buitenlandse mogendheid en loopt nu met een Tweede Kamerpas vrij rond achter de schermen in het centrum van de democratie. Waarom is hij nooit aangeklaagd voor zijn verraad?
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Ruprecht Polenz🇪🇺
Das ist schon ein Grund, nicht in die USA zu reisen. Als Vater würde ich meine Kinder darauf hinweisen. Als Kanzler würde ich diplomatisch auf eine Änderung dieser Bestimmung hinwirken
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Congressman Robert Garcia
Congressman Robert Garcia@RepRobertGarcia·
President Trump, his family, and this Administration are profiting from pay-to-play schemes, accepting gifts from foreign and domestic actors alike. That's why I joined @RepRaskin and @RepJoeMorelle in introducing the Protecting Our Democracy Act to stop this blatant corruption.
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Apollo 🇺🇦 @Apollo_93742460·
48 Palestijnen met een geldig Nederlands visum zitten vast in Gaza. Zij zijn uitgenodigd door Nederlandse werkgevers om hier te komen werken, of hebben een beurs gekregen om aan een NL universiteit te studeren. BuZa weigert echter om hun namen op de evacuatielijst te zetten.
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Onair@Onair58·
Dit is de waarheid. Zowel Nederland, Duitsland, België en andere Europese landen, hebben boter op hun hoofd. Ik gruwel van zóveel wegkijken. Rusland doet niet mee aan het songfestival, maar Israël staat daar gewoon. Machteloosheid bij zoveel onrecht. @MinPres @DefensieMin
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Harry Tiemessen, PhD@HarryTiemessen·
@Juunte @Lisawesterveld lees eens goed wat je geschreven hebt: als ze kan bewijzen dat Israëlische burgers tot zoiets in staat zijn en dat ongestraft laten gebeuren … dan staat Israël moreel aan de afgrond. Is dat echt waarop jij hoopt?
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Yanis Varoufakis
Yanis Varoufakis@yanisvaroufakis·
On the 78th Anniversary of the Nakba – 15 May 2026 Seventy-eight years ago, Britain committed one of the most catastrophic acts of colonial injustice in modern history. With the stroke of a pen, the British government disposed of a land it had no right to give – uprooting an entire people from their homes, their soil, and their heritage to install a project built on displacement, exclusion, and dispossession. The Nakba was no accident of war; it was a deliberate, calculated campaign of erasure. Hundreds of villages were demolished. Hundreds of thousands of men, women, and children were driven from everything they had ever known. Britain bears a historic and moral responsibility for this foundational crime – a responsibility it has never acknowledged, never atoned for, and never answered. Today, we name it plainly: what Britain inflicted upon the Palestinian people was a crime, and history will not allow it to be forgotten. Yet, the crime did not end in 1948. The world’s governments, institutions, and international bodies chose complicity. For nearly eight decades, the international community has legitimised a regime built on stolen land, suppressed Palestinian resistance at every turn, and shielded Israel from accountability. They looked away – or actively enabled the oppressor – as war crime followed war crime. The occupation deepened. Settlements expanded. The blockade tightened. The apartheid wall grew in length and height. Now, before the eyes of the entire world, Gaza faces a genocide – a systematic campaign to destroy a people. Children are bombed in hospitals and schools. Families are starved by design as a weapon of war. An entire civilisation is being dismantled in real time. The collusion of world powers in this ongoing catastrophe does not merely dishonour them; it makes them active accomplices in every crime committed since the first. And yet, Palestine endures. Through every massacre and siege, through expulsion, imprisonment, and collective punishment, through seventy-eight years of unrelenting assault on their very existence, the Palestinian people have never surrendered – and they never will. Generation after generation has carried the flame: from those who fled with the keys to their homes in 1948, to the children of Gaza who today stand amidst the rubble and declare that they are still here. This is more than resilience; it is one of the most extraordinary acts of collective resistance in human history. The Palestinian people have taught the world what it means to refuse to disappear. They will not be erased. They will not be silenced. And they will not rest until every inch of their land is free and every right is restored – fully, unconditionally, and without compromise. The tide has turned, and the world knows it. The Zionist project, sustained for decades by propaganda, intimidation, and the suppression of truth, is losing its grip on the global conscience. Millions across every continent have taken to the streets. Students have risen on university campuses from London to Los Angeles. Artists, academics, lawyers, and doctors are raising their voices, and international courts have opened investigations. The mask has been torn away, exposing the reality beneath: an apartheid regime, a colonial enterprise, and a system of terror and control that has no place in the modern world. The narrative that once protected Israel from scrutiny is collapsing. The impunity that shielded it from consequence is eroding. The end of the Zionist project as a viable political reality is no longer unthinkable; for the first time, it is inevitable. On this 78th anniversary of the Nakba, the Global Alliance for Palestine makes this unshakeable pledge: we will not rest. We will not be silent. We will not be bought, intimidated, or deterred. We stand in full, unconditional solidarity with every campaign, movement, and act of resistance – legal, moral, cultural, and political – that advances the cause of Palestinian liberation anywhere on earth. We will work without pause until the dream that has sustained an entire people across three generations becomes reality: a free Palestine, from the river to the sea. Full rights, full dignity, and full justice will be restored to every Palestinian – those living under occupation, those displaced in the diaspora, and those who gave their lives so that others might one day be free. palestine-alliance.org/on-the-78th-an… The Nakba is not history; it is an ongoing wound. And we will not stop until it is healed. Global Alliance for Palestine 15 May 2026
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Sina Azodi
Sina Azodi@Azodiac83·
This is by far the smartest , and most honest take I have seen coming out from our elected officials in Congress. Kudos to Senator @timkaine for telling the truth:
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Declassified UK@declassifiedUK·
"The moment I realised Israeli society was fully fascist" Journalist and filmmaker @AbbyMartin shares her experience speaking to everyday Israeli citizens in 2017, and explains how genocidal rhetoric has now gone mainstream in the country.
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Maarten van Rossem
Maarten van Rossem@maartenpodcast·
Markuszower is een agent van Israël. Daarom kon hij geen minister worden. Zijn contacten waren van dien aard dat hij onze belangen niet kon behartigen. In dat licht moeten we ook zijn uitspraken zien. Hij dient Israël, niet Nederland. Neem deze marginale figuur niet te serieus.
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Andreas@Andreas23810537·
@Nightmare_Snake Wer kann Volker Beck überhaupt ernst nehmen? Wie kann man einen Menschen bei NTV einladen der solche Grausamkeit die in Gaza begangen werden ignoriert. Was ist mit der Welt nur passiert?
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Tayfun Balçık
Tayfun Balçık@tayfun_balcik·
Zeg het ze Jos.
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Zeteo
Zeteo@zeteo_news·
“[Rape] is systemic... it's not just a bad apple case.” Israeli lawyer @mrmrly44557 talks with @mehdirhasan about how the Israeli courts and police system ignore allegations of rape and torture against Palestinians.
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Lisa Westerveld 🟥
Lisa Westerveld 🟥@Lisawesterveld·
Zorgen van mensen over armoede, hoge zorgkosten of de toekomst van hun kinderen, is het gevolg van politieke keuzes. Het is verwerpelijk en laf dat politici geen verantwoordelijkheid nemen voor hun beleid, maar wijzen naar vluchtelingen. En vervolgens olie op het vuur gooien.
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D.Radka, #NAFO 🇨🇿🤝🇺🇦
- Anne Applebaum: "Steve Witkoff has no experience with Russia or diplomacy. I fear he imagines a US-Russia pact where he, his son, Trump's family or their circle benefit personally. It's disturbing that American foreign policy conducted not for the US, allies or world peace, but for private interests. Putin knows Trump is vulnerable to such deals ... that's why he keeps suggesting them. Witkoff and Trump's entourage behave like Russians: capture the state, use it for personal wealth."
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Muhammad Shehada
Muhammad Shehada@muhammadshehad2·
How dare you believe your lying eyes that Israel is sexually assaulting Palestinians on camera? Blood libel. Khamas. Khamas. Khamas. October 7. Antisemitism🪄
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