Patience Kirabo

It is a right for occupied people to liberate themselves by whatever means including armed struggle.

@MayadeenEnglish You really have to be one naive idiot to take on such mission as a Zionist spy, more so knowing that you’re fighting for the right to murder kids and women.

Yemeni Security authorities announced the arrest of several individuals accused of operating in coordination with Israeli intelligence services, including Aman and Mossad. According to the statement, the suspects were involved in gathering and transmitting sensitive military, security, and economic data, as well as coordinates of key sites, using specialized spyware and communication tools. #Yemen #News #AlMayadeen

@WSJ What does international law say, do some real journalism rather than parroting narratives and propaganda.

Officials say hitting power plants and roadways is necessary to cripple Iran’s weapons programs. on.wsj.com/4dvdqAv

Yemen’s Houthis have claimed carrying out an attack targeting Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport, as well as “vital” military sites in southern Israel. 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/c51a2j

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Al Mayadeen Media Network has issued a statement expressing its solidarity with Professor Mohammad Marandi, a prominent Iranian academic of international standing, following a wave of intimidation campaigns on social media that openly called for his assassination. Al Mayadeen described the circulation of such content on global platforms as “blatant, intelligence-driven terrorism,” expressing deep outrage and astonishment that US-owned media outlets would allow calls for the extrajudicial killing of academic and scientific figures. Condemning these threats as a descent into “cowboy-era barbarism,” particularly given the offering of financial bounties for a man whose only weapon is his voice, Al Mayadeen denounced the glaring double standard. Accordingly, the network called on the global academic and media community to stand in solidarity with Dr. Marandi and to denounce the policies governing major digital platforms. It warned that these platforms are fostering a dangerous environment in which incitement to violence is tolerated, while voices associated with the “resistance” are systematically restricted and denied their fundamental right to free expression. Professor Mohammad Marandi has reportedly been targeted by intimidation campaigns driven by pro-Israeli accounts on X. In one instance, a verified account posted a $1 million bounty, explicitly calling for his assassination. Despite widespread calls to remove the post and suspend the account, no action has been taken by the platform or its CEO, Elon Musk.

The world should bookmark and remember this moment, a statement from the US Secretary of State openly acknowledging the punishment of two adult women, not for who they are or for any wrongdoing of their own, but simply because of who they are related to. This alone exposes the hypocrisy and double standards at play. It raises serious questions about how firmly the US truly stands by its stated principles on women’s rights and individual accountability

The American ambassador to Greece under Donald Trump is Kimberly Guilfoyle, his son Donald Trump Jr.’s former girlfriend. Imagine Emmerson Mnangagwa appointing ED Junior’s ex-girlfriend as Zimbabwe’s ambassador to Greece. America’s ambassador to France is Charles Kushner, the father-in-law of Ivanka Trump, Trump’s daughter. Imagine Mnangagwa appointing Gerald Mlotshwa’s father as Zimbabwe’s ambassador to France. The co-negotiator for America in the Middle East is Jared Kushner, Donald Trump’s son-in-law, Ivanka’s husband. Imagine Mnangagwa appointing Pokello as Zimbabwe’s negotiator in an international crisis. Trump appointed his son-in-law Jared Kushner to handle a broad portfolio including Middle East peace, criminal justice reform, and relations with Mexico. Imagine Mnangagwa assigning Gerald Mlotshwa to run multiple critical national portfolios without any prior public service experience. He also appointed close political allies and loyalists with little relevant experience to key diplomatic and administrative roles, including Richard Grenell, Mick Mulvaney, Peter Navarro, and Stephen Miller. Imagine a system where loyalty to the leader outweighs competence and experience in state appointments. In Africa, America calls it corruption and nepotism, in America they call it “political appointments” and “trusted insiders.” Jared Kushner set up a private equity firm after leaving government and secured about US$2 billion from Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, led by Saudi’s defacto leader, Mohammed bin Salman. This has serious conflict-of-interest because he handles Middle East policy for America. Donald Trump has also pursued major real estate and licensing deals in the Middle East, including projects linked to state-backed or politically connected investors in countries such as Saudi Arabia and the UAE. A sitting president should not be financially benefiting in regions where he shapes policy, even if no laws are proven to have been broken. In Africa, this would be labelled corruption or state capture, but in the United States it is often discussed as ethics, conflicts of interest, or influence, even when the underlying dynamics, proximity to power translating into financial gain, look strikingly similar. Donald Trump is one of the most corrupt Western leaders ever elected into power, but most of his supporters, especially those who do not live in America, are oblivious to this because they do not support his ideas, they support his personality rather than his ideas. So regardless of whether he rapes or abuses power, they just continue supporting him. They are the equivalent of people who support mediocrity, if the mediocre person is seen as their own, they will go all out in supporting him regardless of his corrupt rule.

Ever notice how often this clown fantasizes about fucking goats?

Judging from this, if this guy had spent 20 years in the Middle East, they’d say he was radicalized but since he spent those years in the USA, people are silent about the fact that all those mass shootings in the USA may have radicalized him.

@newvisionwire This is the guy bobi wine claims is a political prisoner. 😂

When Jamil Mukulu became Uganda’s most wanted man At around 5:00am, as dawn crept over the hills, the rebels struck at Kichwamba Technical Institute in Kabarole district. Mukulu’s men, chanting and whooping, overran the campus. They shot out the generator, plunged the place into darkness, doused the boys’ dormitories with petrol and locked the doors from outside. Screams echoed as 80 young lives were consumed by fire or cut down by bullets. More than 100 others were abducted. DETAILS 👉👉newvision.co.ug/category/repor… #VisionUpdates

When you leave your people uneducated and deliberately uninformed simply because you want to manipulate them, a time will come when your enemies will manipulate them against you.

The only quote he will be remembered for is : “Give ‘em hell, Netanyahu. Enough is enough.”

The UK helps bomb Iran then condemns Iran for closing its waterways to British ships We didn’t get here overnight, the sheer stupidity of our politics was built layer by layer, every time we failed to hold the last lot to account We need to break this trend

A police officer in the US assaulting a woman. If this had happened in Iran, the entire Western media would already be condemning it and crying out about women's rights in Iran.

Walking alone through a foreign city at night and realizing how far you’ve come has to be a top 3 peak moment of all time

BREAKING: Sorry for the false hope. I still have bad news. The search for the pilot of the USAF F-15E (494th FS) shot down over Iran is still ongoing. He has not been rescued. It was the pilot of an A-10C shot down over the Persian Gulf who was recovered. The Islamic Regime of Iran might have the F-15E pilot, unfortunately. For those asking: sources are from CENTCOM. #OperationEpicFury #OperationLionsRoar

@US_SrAdvisorAF “Targeting healthcare facilities is a flagrant violation of international law and an affront to basic humanity” yet the USA has bombed more than 100 health facilities in Iran. Don’t you get tired of the hypocrisy? Have some shame!

The United States strongly condemns the recent RSF brutal strike on Al-Jabalain Hospital in White Nile State, which killed at least 10 people—including seven medical workers—and forced the dangerous evacuation of patients. Targeting healthcare facilities is a flagrant violation of international law and an affront to basic humanity. These attacks are escalating—and must end. Once again, the United States underscores that both sides must immediately cease violence against civilians and critical infrastructure and agree to a humanitarian truce now—there can be no further delay while the Sudanese people continue to suffer.

Wait, zoom in… zoom in… zoom in?

Weird that all those people who’ve been loudly protesting Ukraine’s sovereignty have nothing to say about the violation of Iran’s sovereignty. Indeed many with Ukraine’s flag in their bios are defending the invasion of Iran. Weird that.

After defeating Iran 37 times in a row, this brilliant no-strategy war they started has now been downgraded from “regime change” to “Hey! Can anyone find our pilots? Please?🥺” Wow. What incredible progress. Absolute geniuses.