
NB_Slater
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BREAKING: UN planning next week to appoint another open Hamas terrorism supporter as Special Rapporteur. Zeina Jallad defended Hamas after October 7th, declared “fighting is resistance,” and called to expel Israel from world bodies. Exposed by UN Watch: unwatch.org/u-n-set-to-app…



I am very, very uncomfortable with @wabkinew - a politician I admire - using the "Epstein class" epithet in both his speech and social. That means it was calculated. And @wapo, and others, have shown how it is now a favored term of antisemites. #cdnpoli #mbpoli






This is positive. This is what a university should do - promote tolerance, not hate. @uMcGill view.advancement.mcgill.ca/?vawpToken=T5I…








For years, Western officials called Ali Larijani a “pragmatist” and a “diplomat.” In reality, he helped oversee one of the Islamic Republic’s most notorious propaganda operations — built on fear, coercion, and forced confessions. In 1996, state TV aired Hoveyat (“Identity”) — an Orwellian smear campaign targeting Iran’s leading writers, historians, and intellectuals. Week after week, they were branded traitors, Western agents, and enemies of the state. Larijani was head of state broadcasting at the time. This wasn’t incidental. He defended the program publicly — accusing its targets of taking money from foreign embassies and justifying the campaign against them. The show relied on forced confessions. Ezzatollah Sahabi. Gholamhossein Mirza Saleh. Even Ali-Akbar Saeedi Sirjani — who died in custody — was made to “confess” on air after his death. Behind Hoveyat was a coordinated system: state TV, intelligence services, and hardline media working together to crush dissent. This is Larijani’s record. Not a reformer. Not a centrist. A key operator in the machinery of repression.

🚨🚨🇮🇱🇮🇷 “Israeli aircraft are striking terrorist operatives in the field—on the roads and in the squares. Go out and celebrate the Nowruz —we are watching from above" - Joint statement by Israeli PM, Israel’s Minister of Defense, Chief of Staff, the head of the Mossad








