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@doctor_rahmeh @gmcuk Thank you for your courage and integrity. You are paying a high price, but you are doing a brilliant job of highlighting the gross influence of the Zionist enterprise. The Germans must have known but the GMC doesn't? Give us a break! Stay strong. Good luck 🤞.

UPDATE: My medical licence suspension review is next Wednesday – 20 May – 9AM – St James Building, Manchester. As many of you know, besides being arrested 5 times, the pro‑'israel' lobby also reported me to the British medical regulator @GMCUK. I won the first investigation. The lobby escalated their vexatious complaints and began smearing me in the press. The GMC opened a second investigation. The lobby demanded I be referred to a tribunal (to place conditions on or suspend doctors while under investigation). The GMC referred me to an Interim Orders Tribunal at the @the_mpts. I won. The lobby demanded I be re‑referred. They demanded my suspension. Health Secretary @wesstreeting - who is funded by the 'israel' lobby - made unfounded public comments against my win. He also threatened the tribunal with lawfare. Eight days later, the GMC referred me to the tribunal – AGAIN. The second tribunal suspended me for 15 months on 26 November 2025. Next week at the review, I will put forward my case again. The existing suspension can be maintained, replaced with conditions, or revoked. Remember: I have never had a single patient complaint in my 7‑year career. This is political persecution. Because I opposed genocide and supremacism. This is a public hearing. You are welcome to attend. We will fight. We will win. Free Palestine 🇵🇸. Free Britain 🇬🇧. 📅 Date: 20 May 2026 ⏰ Time: 9:00 – 17:00 📍 Address: St James Building, 79 Oxford St, Manchester M1 6FQ

@buckmelanoma_ @ok6ixx In England we obviously have the same issue as you, so we nod our helmets. In Europe, a downward 2 finger ✌️ victory sign is pretty common.

@ok6ixx Motorbike riders in continental Europe do this as well, a raise of the left fingers off the handle when they pass another biker. Coming from Australia where we drive on the left and lifting fingers off the throttle is less simple, this isn't done as much. Comraderie.

I took a bus in rural Hokkaido and noticed something weird. Every time the driver passed another bus going the opposite direction, both drivers would wave at each other. Every. Single. Time. I asked the driver about it when I got off. He said all the bus drivers in the region do it. It's not a rule or anything, just something they all decided to do. "Why?" I asked. He said "driving a bus in winter here is lonely. Sometimes you go hours without seeing another bus. When you finally do, it's nice to know someone else is out there doing the same job. The wave means 'I see you. Stay safe.'" He said in winter when the roads are really bad, that wave means even more. "It's like saying 'we're going to make it through today.'" Then he told me last winter, he was driving in a blizzard and almost went off the road. Passed another bus right after, both of them going slow in horrible conditions. They waved at each other. "I was really scared before that wave. Afterwards, I felt okay. Someone else was out there too. I wasn't alone." I took that bus route three more times during my trip. I watched the waves every time. Never missed a single one.

@cameron8digi @TheSaviour Haaretz is actually quite a decent news source. They're atypical. Netanyahu and mob must loathe them

@TheSaviour Self awareness from Israelis? Wonders never cease.

🚨🇮🇱Haaretz Newspaper: Netanyahu will go, but the state will die with him after he destroyed its foundations and exhausted the military. The report warns that society is fractured and Israel has lost all international sympathy, becoming globally hated due to his policies. Repairing the damage is now a "mirage" as the judiciary, media, and Knesset have been hollowed out and lost their balance

@BenMFreeman So according to you only a Jew can have a valid opinion about anti Jewish racism? You can't see your own racism. It's a feature, not a bug

1. It isn't genocide. 2. Non-Jews LOVE telling Jews what is and what is not anti-Jewish racism.

@k9cbw @ListerLawrence Did you have snow tyres?

@ListerLawrence They’re really crap in the snowy alps . As I found out in January.

I’m really gonna miss my Sixt Hire Bus. Yes I had to wait 2 hours for it, yes it’s scratched to shit, yes it has 7 seats instead of the 8 I ordered, and yes driving it around the narrow streets of Como was sometimes scary - but these V-Classes drive so well, are super comfy, have enough power and handle like an F1 car (or is that because I hired it). A very capable machine all round. I loved it.

@TheHistoryOfTh5 @academic_la Export of raw materials predates the iron age. There's a flint mine from the Stone age in Norfolk, England called 'Grimes Graves'. Flints originating from there have been found spread extensively around Europe

I don't know about you, but I imagine the Iron Age as a time when every city had its own local blacksmith smelting ore over a backyard fire. But a recent find at the bottom of the Dor Lagoon blew that image out of the water. Literally. For the last few years, underwater archaeologists from the University of Haifa have been scanning the shallow surf zone of the Carmel Coast. Hidden under layers of sand and rock-hard marine crust, they found blooms, heavy, raw lumps of unrefined iron from a 2,500-year-old shipwreck. Here is why this is a game-changer. We thought if you wanted iron swords or plowshares, you mined and smelted the ore locally. This shipwreck proves the opposite. Iron was a massive, international maritime commodity. It was being mass-produced in one part of the world and shipped as "raw stock" to be forged elsewhere. That means Iron Age supply chains were much closer to modern ones than we think. A merchant in a harbor like Dor could order "500 kilos of raw iron" from overseas, just like a modern factory orders steel today. Smelting (extracting metal) and forging (shaping tools) were two separate industries located hundreds of miles apart.

@JustTheTweets17 @JoeHeatly Now you've begun to realize he isn't what you thought, you should try listening to that call again. You might hear it now. He's what he's always been. Mobster.

@JoeHeatly The entire thing was a lie, he got impeached for a phone call that we all heard and there was nothing to it. Sadly, today, he has done far worse.

Going thru photos and found these. This was when I was walking the halls of congress for President Trump during Impeachment #1. I learned of the rules hearing being held in the Capitol so I went. I was seated just a few rows back behind Raskin as he was presenting his case. Well, my face tells the story, I've never been good at hiding my feelings. As he would lie my facial reaction reflected I thought he was full of it. I didn't know I was in the TV frame as it was being broadcast. I started getting text messages from friends and family that my facial reactions were being notice and memes were being shared etc. A Capitol official came over to me and whispered for me to get up and move, I said no thanks I'm fine. Since that didn't work, they brought in this really tall lady and sat her right in front of me. You see the pic of me leaning over and peeking out anyway. The picture at the elevator, I am going after Jerry Nadler, letting him have it, oh good times! I did a lot of work for Trump and I truly believed in him, I wish I still could.

@riotwomennn The author of this uses the word "cogent". That's definitely outside the wheelhouse of Donald Jenious Trump.

Trump just dropped a 3,000-word Truth Social fever dream & holy shit, the crazy is out of the bag & shooting itself on 5th Ave Welcomes the "Savage Nation," screams the Supreme Court got bribed on abortion, says California is a Chinese-owned third-world hellhole run by Indian call centers with no toilets, throws in random Rome/Ireland "history," calls the ACLU China-funded traitors & hilariously /insanely declares only HE can save us from the total collapse Trump is causing. This isn't a president. This is a malfunctioning grotesque pervy grandpa yelling at clouds while mainlining Fox & Diet Coke. Trump supporters - our parents, grandparents & founders did not hand us this gift only to have us squander it all for this conman Let's come together on this. We need Trump, Vance, the Cabinet and Johnson to go ... we need a plan

@Norway111111 @TweetRevere Alex tells you he's been in the business a long time. His business is screaming loudly. It can be inane like his claims about Sandy Hook, but it has to be LOUD

@TweetRevere Why don't they solve their problems in a private room? Why do they have to scream in public? Maybe it is to steer up the public - make everyone go against each other? Did you ever think about that? If you enjoy it, have fun!!

I've worked on Jones's show for 14 years. I have done his daily show for the last 9, 6/7 of which I have been his producer- never once has Alex told someone what to say or to lie. Never. If he talks to the guest before it will be to tell them what Alex himself is going to say or to ask them where they want to take the conversation- just when you thought someone couldn't tarnish their reputation more, you Mr Bongino keep showing there are indeed lower lows.

@AvailableLite9 @ME_Observer_ @CeruleanRange Pot, kettle, black.

Wow! This delusional take did not age well… AT ALL. When you have the level of “military success” that takes out the top TWO tiers of an enemy’s leadership… the bulk of their navy… their ENTIRE air force… And, have the finger on the trigger to start destroying their entire infrastructure with impunity… Demanding unconditional surrender IS the most logical course and, how you stop the destruction. Lots of words to demonstrate complete ignorance.🙄

⚡️ Retired US Army Colonel: Vance was not looking for negotiations, he simply wanted Iran's surrender Daniel Davis: 🔹️Vance's claim that these talks were a "last chance" is a bad sign. That's not how diplomacy works. 🔹️To think that a single diplomatic meeting can end a war is completely unrealistic. 🔹️If this was truly America's final offer, then there were no negotiations at all; it was just an ultimatum accompanied by a demand for surrender. 🔹️It is unlikely that Iran will accept such terms, and most likely this will only start the countdown to the resumption of war. 🔹️Our problem is that the same reasons that prevented us from achieving military success in the first six weeks are still present, and we are unlikely to have success in the next six weeks either. 🔹️Meanwhile, Iran will maintain control of Hormuz, oil prices will remain high, and the shortage of chemical fertilizers that were coming out of the Gulf will continue to put severe pressure on the global economy, especially the US. 🔹️This is not a good day for America.

@barbara_gale @Iran_in_UK Maybe, maybe and maybe. But actually not. It's because Netanyahu has wanted America to attack Iran for 40 years, and at last in Donald Trump he has found a President dumb enough to comply with his wishes.

@Iran_in_UK Maybe it's because we don't shoot protesters! Maybe it's because we allow free speech. Maybe because we don't jail innocent foreign people to hold hostage. ..... I am not a Trump supporter or of his government but I am a friend of ordinary Americans and ordinary Iranians. 🇬🇧

We welcome your support for a ceasefire. By the way, don’t forget that the Strait of Hormuz was open before and the cost of living, both domestically and internationally, was normal. The illegal aggression by the United States and the Israeli regime, which you did not condemn it, has created this crisis for our region and the world.

@ireallyhateyou @owenjonesjourno @ttyungnuytt That's a fascinating read. I suspect that there's a lot of instinctive supporters of Israel (including non religious Jews) who have little understanding of the Talmud and the issues written about by Israel Shahak. Owen, it's worth your time to read it.

@owenjonesjourno @ttyungnuytt Please Owen, read Israel Shahak. matzpen.org/english/1981-0… There's really no understanding Zionism without understanding Judaism. And very few Western anti-Zionists, unfortunately, actually understand Judaism.

Wow. Everyone should read this 1983 article by Roald Dahl. Every word of it. It's literally the same fucking shit as now, with the same kind of impunity, only now it's even much worse. He called it. He fucking called it and they just ignored him and called him an antisemite.

@Ggwashington1 @ireallyhateyou That talk with the bright eyed 'refugee' was fascinating. It's one of the very few books I have read three times.

@ireallyhateyou All his books are excellent. "Going Solo" is all about his time in WW2. Theres a chapter dedicated to his time in Palestine. He has very interesting conversations with a 'refugee'

@SmaragdinaVisio A visit from the infamous Mad March Hare

My elderly aunt told me that in the 1950s, when she was living in a remote cottage in Scotland, they heard mysterious banging on the door at night. Terrified, they nervously opened the door to find an eerie sight; a hare sitting there in the moonlight. It had been bashing the door with its feet. It was an uncanny experience, especially knowing the folkloric tradition that witches can take the form of a hare…

@shrvacation @ibnezra I've thought for some time that SmartHasbara would publish a Jewish 'newspaper' with a more moderate editorial approach than the Jewish Chronic just to give a "some of us are against ethnic cleansing / genocide - and maybe even believe in Free Speech" defence.

@ibnezra It's nefarious.

I'm not claiming that anything nefarious is happening here, but this seemingly coordinated media push by many supporters of Israel to call out Jewish terrorism in the West Bank is odd for a lot of different reasons. For one thing, this violence has been going on for decades, and it's absolutely nothing new. The question is obviously, why is this happening right now? Perhaps the level of attacks have become so grave that it is unavoidable? I don't think so. Maybe this is a diversion from other Israeli state quests that are going pear-shaped? Could be. The larger and more interesting issue is that, if you really want to call out Jewish terrorism in the West Bank, you have to call out the Israeli government's support for these Jewish extremists from the beginning of the occupation. Jewish settlers in the West Bank do not exist without the full backing of the Israeli state, and they never have. If we're calling out Jewish terror in the West Bank, we are calling out the behavior of the state itself. Has this logical end point of the argument been thought out by advocates like Abe Foxman? For my money, I don't think it has.

@Kathleen_Tyson_ So this is what they mean by the phrase "Playing a blinder!".

Iran is waging the most strategic, smartest war we’ve ever seen. (Timings below approximate) Day 1 radars and radomes of US and Israeli air defence systems. Day 15 the satellite communications base stations. Day 26 the AWAC sent in to replace them. Iran has blinded the Pentagon.

@KurtSchlichter You don't seem to have noticed that you're not eliminating Iran as a threat. You've just set in motion the process of a lot of people and things being blown up - including oil prices and potentially the world's economy.

The real story about the NATO countries refusing to help the United States is not that they disagree with American policy. In fact, they’re very happy we’re eliminating Iran as a threat. They’re just afraid of all the Muslims they let in, so they won’t say it out loud. The real story, however, is the fact that they don’t have a military that’s capable of performing the mission. So next time some geebo from Denmark starts crowing about how they turned down their NATO ally, ask them what ship they could deploy to the Persian Gulf within one week that could conduct those operations. And you will never get an answer because the answer is none.

@mikepat711 So in Tesla time it's over 20 years since Musk lied about a car self driving from coast to coast?

I visited this supercharger stop about 8 months ago. My car navigated the wrong way when it got into the lot, and I had to take over to drive over to/park at the charger. My car also didn’t have the ability to park itself in the spot without me disengaging. Today it pulled in, drove right over and backed itself in. 8 months in Tesla time is like 2 years in normal company time.

@shanaka86 Yes there's a problem. But sending ships to get sunk will not speed up the resolution of the problem and your statement that each ally that declines will add another month is pure fabrication.

Hours ago, Trump went on Fox News to announce he is calling European allies and regional governments to form a coalition to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Hours later, Germany said no. “As long as this war continues, there will be no participation, not even in any effort to keep the Strait of Hormuz open by military means.” That is the German government spokesperson. On the record. Today. This is the moment the market’s quick-resolution thesis died. Think about what just happened. The United States asked the largest economy in Europe, the country that received the most American support during the Russian energy crisis, the NATO ally that benefits most from Gulf energy transits, to help reopen a 21-mile waterway carrying one-third of global seaborne fertilizer trade and a fifth of world oil. Germany said it has nothing to do with NATO. And walked away. Japan already declined. Australia already declined. The US Navy confirmed on March 12 it is not ready for escorts. Minesweeping assets were retired in 2025. Trump is demanding roughly seven countries send warships. The number of confirmed commitments as of this evening: zero. Now do the math on the calendar. Even if a coalition somehow materializes next week, minesweeping a 21-mile corridor saturated with Iranian mines and drone threats under active fire takes weeks of operational preparation. Then escorts must begin. Then insurance must recalibrate. Solvency II capital buffers depleted by 26 months of Red Sea losses do not rebuild in days. Reinsurance treaties must be renegotiated. Individual vessels must be re-underwritten. The Red Sea precedent is 26 months old and premiums never returned to pre-crisis levels. The Corn Belt needs nitrogen by mid-April. India needs Kharif prep by May. Australia needs urea by June. Do you see the problem. The coalition timeline is measured in months. The planting window is measured in weeks. These two clocks do not intersect. The food the world eats in late 2026 is being decided right now by soil chemistry, not by which foreign minister picks up Trump’s phone call. Nearly 49% of globally traded urea is tied to conflict-exposed Gulf exporters. Transit has collapsed 97%. Bangladesh has shut five of six urea factories during its primary rice season. India formally asked China for emergency urea. China responded by banning phosphate exports through August. Egypt is bleeding foreign reserves to feed 69 million people on bread subsidies priced for a world that no longer exists. 318 million people were at crisis-level hunger before any of this started. Germany’s GDP will take a 0.2 to 0.4 percentage point hit from the energy shock alone. TTF gas is up 45 to 60 percent since the closure. And Berlin just told Washington it will not lift a finger to fix it. The country that shut down its nuclear plants, became dependent on imported gas, and now refuses to help secure the strait through which that gas flows. The irony writes itself. The consequences do not. The $20 billion DFC reinsurance backstop with Chubb has zero confirmed fertilizer vessel utilization. Insurance compensates for financial loss. It does not sweep mines that Germany will not help clear. Every hour that passes without escorts is another hour closer to the planting deadline. Every ally that declines is another month added to the normalization timeline. Every month added is another harvest lost on the steep side of the quadratic yield curve where the world’s poorest farmers operate. Germany’s rejection is not a diplomatic footnote. It is the confirmation signal that the molecules stay trapped through spring. The planting window does not care about your coalition politics. It is closing. open.substack.com/pub/shanakaans…

@DanLinnaeus Sometimes critics of American policy will sound like the enemies of US policy because sometimes US policy is wrong, If you think the Iranian response to a repeat attack by two atomic powers is irrational, then all you're demonstrating is your inability to think impartially.

People really need to have their cataracts removed if they cannot see this is literally Iran’s theory of victory being delivered politely as a case to American homes. Zakaria is saying nothing different than “Look, you can’t win. And every day you keep trying you accelerate America’s decline. Give up quickly.” It’s lobbying for the enemy directly to American hearts and minds. It’s also a bunch of flat out lies and distortions. The reality is that Iran cannot sustain this fight. It’s a virtually leaderless regime with dislocated command and military capabilities that are being badly decimated. Stopping mid op will embolden what’s left of the IRGC and enable it to rebuild, guaranteeing a self-fulfilling prophecy of defeat. Steady. No operation of this scale can achieve its objectives in 2 weeks. We tried since the 80s to avoid open conflict with Iran. They’ve just demonstrated how irrational they can be, shooting up the entire Gulf, even Cyprus, Turkey and Azerbaijan. Close ranks, support our troops and let them complete their mission. The Islamic Republic of Iran is crumbling. All they have left is disinformation.