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Truck Driver. Freedom Warrior. Advocate for Truth and Justice. Host of Beyond The Pale on Rumble
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Katılım Nisan 2014
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“They put me on a metal table, pressed my chest and head against it, cuffed my hands to end of the bed and pulled my legs apart forcefully.
I felt a penis penetrating my anus and a man raping me. I started screaming, and they beat me on my back and head.
While I was blindfolded, I felt a man who was raping me ejaculate inside my anus. I kept screaming and being beaten, and I could hear a camera, so I believe they were filming me.
I cannot describe what I felt. I wished for death. Every moment."
— UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese reads Palestinian survivor accounts of rape, torture, and killings in Israeli detention.
18,500+ have been detained since October 7. At least around a hundred, including a child, have died in custody. And some 4,000 are forcibly disappeared.
“What is lost in Palestine will be lost to us all.” — @FranceskAlbs told the Human Rights Council in Geneva.
Drop Site@DropSiteNews
⚖️ UN EXPERT: Israel Using Torture In ‘Genocidal’ Campaign against Palestinians A new report by UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese finds Israel has systematically used torture against Palestinians since Oct. 2023, describing it as a core tool of genocide. ➤ Systematic torture as policy: Based on 300+ testimonies, the report says torture is embedded across detention sites and daily life, aimed at “breaking bodies” and forcing Palestinians from their land. ➤ Mass detention and abuse: Over 18,500 Palestinians have been detained, including children. Detainees face starvation, beatings, sexual violence, electric shocks, sleep deprivation, and denial of medical care. Deaths in custody range from 84 to 94+, with many cases concealed. ➤ Sexual violence documented: The report details rape and other forms of sexual abuse against detainees, used as a method of humiliation, coercion, and control. ➤ Targeting professionals: Doctors, journalists, UN staff, and academics are singled out, indicating an effort to dismantle Palestinian society’s capacity to function. ➤ Gaza as “torture environment”: The report says Israel has turned Gaza into a space where no place is safe, combining bombardment, displacement, starvation, and destruction of homes, hospitals, and cultural sites to inflict collective suffering. ➤ Starvation and siege: Policies cutting food, water, fuel, and aid are described as deliberate tools of mass suffering, with hundreds already dead from malnutrition. ➤ Psychological terror: Constant surveillance, forced displacement of nearly 2 million people, and repeated strikes on “safe zones” create what the report calls a permanent state of fear and coercion. The report from @FranceskAlbs concludes torture is being used both as a method and as evidence of genocidal intent, forming part of a broader system of domination, destruction, and forced removal.
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Videos and text that the group HAYI have released are filled with Arabic grammatical and spelling errors, and non-native phrases. I'm sure you can draw your own conclusions.
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This interview is problematic on so many levels, it's hard to know where to start.
In the broadest sense, Burg functions to sell Israel to the skeptics by presenting what appears to be a reasonable, liberal, human argument. In subtle, and not so subtle ways, he frames genocidal colonial criminality simply as "the other side" in an equation of conflict, with Hamas an equal party whose actions cannot be justified in any way. (he literally says this).
Once that frame is created, he admits to Israeli crimes but softens them to something akin to misdeeds born of fear, justified paranoia, or self-defense.
Then he lies. And he knows he's lying, but @TuckerCarlson doesn't know enough to challenge him. For example, when he talks about "five Arab armies attacking Israel," Tucker doesn't know enough to push back with the fact that all of those armies combined amounted to half the size of the Zionist army, and all of them combined didn't have a fraction of the zionist firepower or training. He also doesn't know enough to challenge him on the fact that those armies came to defend Palestinians who were being slaughtered long before a single Arab army set foot in Palestine. The same for the 67 war, which was actually initiated by Israel.
Burg knows this history, but he intentionally obscures it. He's here performing a different kind of hasbara.
Tucker Carlson@TuckerCarlson
Avraham Burg, former speaker of the Knesset and interim president of Israel, on why Netanyahu can never settle, only kill. (0:00) Introduction (3:16) What Is Israel's Strategy? (9:21) What Does Victory Look Like for Israel? (13:15) Does Israel Actually Want Peace? (23:06) Was the US Forced Into This War? (29:15) Is Netanyahu Afraid of Trump? (33:09) What Will the US Gain From This War? (36:19) How Do Israelis View Gaza? (47:41) How Do Israelis View the US? (53:59) Is This a Religious War? (59:06) The Many Attempts to Rebuild the Third Temple (1:05:25) How Netanyahu Has Changed Politics Forever (1:13:11) How Real Is the Greater Israel Project? (1:18:37) Will Israel Use Nuclear Weapons? (1:30:37) The Response to Burg's Writings
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@ianmiles Thank god. You satanists trying to lynch another Oswald was getting me worried.
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May God’s vengeance for Gaza’s children, Epstein Island, and Minab school rest in Iran’s mighty hands.
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If I lose, nobody’s going to stick their head up. The entire GOP will be a rubber stamp. If I win, there’ll be more people like @FmrRepMTG, @RepBoebert, & @RepNancyMace who are willing to go against the grain when it’s unambiguously the right thing to do.
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This piece of writing is insane.
In an article that alleges that "Jews are being purged from public life" Brown doesn't name a single Jewish person who has lost their job or public role, and then blames @readthemaple for the most recent shootings at Toronto synagogues.
Jesse Brown@JesseBrown
I wrote a piece for @TheAtlantic about how Jews are being purged from public life. I call it the Polite Pogrom. theatlantic.com/international/…
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You just found out about Hatzola and Shomrim. Now meet CST.
The Mossad-linked lobby that takes £80 million of British taxpayer money.
They train our police. Lobby our government for 'israel'. Push hate speech laws. And terrorise citizens who oppose genocide.
More below.
Dr Rahmeh Aladwan@doctor_rahmeh
Convicted fraudster and zionist jew 'Sir' Gerald Ronson is the founder of the UK's flagship 'anti-Semitism' watchdog, the Community Security Trust (CST). Ronson appears in the Epstein files. He is listed among individuals a potential cooperating witness believes had 'some involvement or contact with GM and JE.' He is also named in leaked documents as a funder of war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu's political campaigns—alongside Leslie Wexner, co-conspirator of convicted paedophile and child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. Ronson's business empire (Heron International) spans property, petrol stations, and finance. He has family in 'israel'. Timeline: 1990: Ronson is convicted for his role in the Guinness scandal, one of Britain's most high-profile white-collar crime cases. He serves 6 of 12 months and pays a £5 million fine. 2012: Ronson is awarded CBE. 2024: Ronson is knighted. He is now 'Sir' Gerald Ronson. Between his conviction and knighthood, in 1994, Ronson founded CST—ostensibly to 'protect UK jewish communities' from 'Anti-Semitism'. The reality: CST is a Mossad-linked lobby group with deep government and police ties. It has over 2,000 trained volunteers/personnel and works closely with police nationally/regional/local levels (including joint patrols and data sharing). It also collaborates with Shomrim—the UK jewish police. CST's chief executive has referred to Shomrim as 'friends' alongside groups like Hatzola (jewish ambulance). In February 2024, the British government announced a £72 million funding package for 'protective security' for the jewish community, administered through CST. Emergency top-ups have followed, including £10 million in October 2025—the largest dedicated allocation for any UK community group facing 'hate crime threats'. Two days ago, CST published its 'antisemitic incidents' report for 2025. Over 50% of the incidents recorded were related to Palestine and the genocide. This is the 'hate crime' they receive funding for. Let that sink in. A pro-'israel' British jew convicted fraudster turned knight, with documented links to Epstein and Netanyahu, receives millions in British taxpayer money—via an organisation he founded—to police British citizens and attack civil liberties and free speech for opposing a foreign entity. An entity committing genocide. This is institutional capture. This is occupied Britain.
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So...they're literally just admitting that Mossad organizes Iranian uprisings now?
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Moments ago, while strolling across the magical Imam Square in Isfahan, Iran, we heard several explosions in the distance (one of which is audible just after the 1-minute mark of this video).
Yet no one flinched. No one screamed. No one ran for cover.
Compare the calm response of Isfahan’s residents to the frenzied fear of Israeli colonists when missile sirens ring in their cities - and bear in mind that Israelis claim to have missile defence systems that are vastly superior to those of Iran.
Finally, note how many adult women are walking in public in Imam Square with no head covering.
They’re telling you a pack of lies about Iran.
#IranWar #Iran
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Judge: Palestinian minor who died in Israeli prison was 'likely starved,' but case closed
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President Nixon calling The Moon from his landline in the Oval Office 239,000 Miles away in 1969 - could be one of the greatest trolling moments in human history
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Today, in Imam Square in Esfahan, we had a cup of tea with two vendors of Persian rugs.
We asked them for their views about the U.S.-Israel war to ‘liberate’ them.
We also asked them about diaspora Iranians who support Trump, Netanyahu and the Shah’s son.
Have a listen.
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Wow almost 100% of comments are that Iran should not stop, and Israel needs to be defeated.
Does Israel have any support, other than bots and desperate unpaid influencers, and paid for fake Christian pastors ?
jamiemcintyre@jamiemcintyre21
Should Iran stop or keep going ?
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🇱🇧✝️☪️🇮🇷 Christians and Hezbollah Unite Against ‘Epstein Empire’
March 23, 2026 — Originally published in The Telegraph and since REMOVED from their website, though it remains accessible via Yahoo News.
Ras Baalbek, a Catholic town of 6,000 in Lebanon’s northern Bekaa Valley near the Syrian border, shows the complexity of the country’s sectarian landscape. Here, Christian residents have forged an unlikely alliance with Hezbollah to protect their heritage and their lives. Each year, the Iranian-backed group buys the town a Christmas tree, a small but symbolic gesture of solidarity.
“The relationship between the village and Hezbollah is stronger than with the Pope,” says Rifiat Nasrallah, 60, a quarryman whose marble sarcophagi line the cemetery. “The Vatican did nothing for us, but Hezbollah spilled their blood to protect us. The Pope only has prayers.”
Two Lebanese soldiers were in Rifiat Nasrallah’s home as he spoke. On the wall hung a crucifix beside a portrait of Hezbollah’s former secretary general, Hassan Nasrallah. The two men are not related. The image captured the coexistence of the village’s Catholic faith and Hezbollah’s presence.
During the Syrian civil war, the threat that brought Christians and Hezbollah together came from the east. Islamic State fighters attacked from nearby Qasr in Syria, kidnapping workers and threatening to behead villagers. The Lebanese army initially stayed on the sidelines. Hezbollah responded first, sending fighters and coordinating defensive operations alongside local residents.
“At first, it was only Hezbollah and the villagers who fought the Salafists,” Nasrallah recalls. “We fought together with missiles and rockets. Many were wounded, some died. I was nearly killed by shrapnel.”
The Lebanese army later joined in and is credited with driving IS out of the region by 2017, but the early defense cemented the bond between the Catholic village and the Shia militia.
Today, renewed regional tensions fuel anxiety in Ras Baalbek. Christians worry about attacks from Syrian Salafist groups, while Hezbollah monitors Israeli activity across Syrian airspace. Nasrallah is clear about his priorities. “Israel is our first enemy. Hezbollah is our friend.”
Shia refugees in the valley recall constant drone strikes, air raids, and daily violence during the last ceasefire. One described it as the “cruellest” period of the war. Trauma has deepened suspicion toward global powers. “We are at war with the Epstein people,” the refugee said. “They eat, fry, and rape kids. They are monsters. The worst part is they rule the world.”
For Ras Baalbek, Hezbollah is no abstract force. The militia defended the village from IS, provided medical care during Covid, delivered electricity when generators were scarce, and maintained Christmas traditions.
Nasrallah is unequivocal. “How can we as Christians here not be with Hezbollah? They protect our churches. They fought Isis with us. They gave us care, generators, even a Christmas tree. How can we not be with them now?”
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This is the REAL Endgame in Iran
The Corbett Report
Episode 495
Mar 24, 2026
Are you wondering how this whole Iran war debacle is going to end? Sick of the lies and propaganda slop that is being fed to the masses on this issue? Then you won’t want to miss this important edition of The Corbett Report podcast where James peers through the wartime propaganda and reads the geopolitical tea leaves to discern what this war is really about and where it’s really going.
We have to start with the first order question, which is how and why did this war even start? And although, hopefully, I would imagine most of my audience is beyond this point, perhaps it needs to be stated that the on the record official reasons that have been proffered in the establishment press and by establishment mouthpieces is not the reality.
So, yes, let’s put it on record: no, this is not about spreading freedom and democracy for the poor, oppressed Iranian people by raining love bombs down on their country and completely obliterating their infrastructure. Nor is this about stopping any perceived nuclear threat. And we know this from a number of different sources....
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"The Vatican did nothing for us but Hezbollah spilt their blood to protect us. The Pope only has prayers."
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When I was 19 I found out a Zionist had made a list of every American he could find who had criticized Israel. There were tens of thousands of people on the list w/ reasons given for why they deserved to be labeled an enemy target. I was shocked to find my dad on the list because he had signed an anti-war petition. It is laughable to suggest my father is an anti-semite, but he is strongly anti-war.
I, being 19 & extraordinarily naive, contacted the maker of the list to explain this was about war, not anti-semitism, and asked him to take down such a dangerous "enemies" list. He responded cheerfully that I was obviously also an "enemy of Israel" because I was opposed to making "enemy lists" and so he added my name to it and wished death upon me.
The next 20 years taught me that wasn't a fringe character - that is contemporary media & political policy. The deliberate mixing of criticism of Israel with antisemitism is the actual revolting bad-faith practice and has no place in a polite, free, or (dare we hope one day) loving society.
New York Post@nypost
'Giant' review: John Lithgow is superb as Roald Dahl in show about his revolting anti-Semitism trib.al/fjtu38M
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Wow. Check out the ratio. Check out the comments. Israel is now understanding the very evil they unleashed as it blows back in their face. FAFO meets Karma.
יוסף חדאד - Yoseph Haddad@YosephHaddad
A ballistic missile in the middle of a residential neighborhood! This is what happened today in Tel Aviv. Day after day after day we are witnessing war crimes by the Iranian regime, and the world continues in its indifference!
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@thevivafrei Everybody knows who benefits. But they'll get never do anything about it. They'll just go along with the official narrative. No matter how absurd.
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This tweet is the embodiment of “every fear hides a wish”.
A truly disgusting tweet.
Also, this is exactly what every anti-Second Amendment lefty says about a mass shooting, so they can exploit it to drive their political agenda, mutatis mutandis.
And it’s the exact reason why people then view mass shootings with a conspiratorial “false flag” perspective.
Just awful.
Laura Loomer@LauraLoomer
Soon, there will be a massive Islamic terror attack in America and the perpetrators will likely have financial ties to podcasters and those who are sowing discord for foreign nations in America. I predict there will be many casualties and only then will it maybe set in that people have been conned into supporting a terrorist psyop to distract you from the threat of Islam while the enemy plotted to destroy our country from within with botted conspiracy theories. It will likely be 10 times worse than 9/11. And it’s going to trace right back to the Woke Reich in some way. I just have this sense.
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