
YamsDev 🍉 Genital Gestapo
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YamsDev 🍉 Genital Gestapo
@YamsDev
Autodidact writing about God's mother, Asherah.


Top officials from the Biden Administration now express regret over their failure to rein in Netanyahu. newyorker.com/magazine/2026/…


Godspeed, heroes. Their sacrifice only stiffens our resolve.


Apparently there are zero consequences in Ireland 🇮🇪 for supporting the world’s no. 1 state sponsor of terrorism.

Tadhg Hickey interviewed Calla Walsh while in Iran and she wants to exploit the ideological shift of young Americans that are now sympathetic to Hamas. Hickey adds the comedy sketch “are we the baddies?” as though Hamas supporters are the goodies. I’d laugh but it’s scary.

Watters: Women on base, you better be careful. Port calls, women in Asia, you better be careful. Because these guys are going to be wild animals and you better watch out.

Project Crimson Thread is about to seal the fate of the Jordan Valley, cutting it off from the rest of the West Bank. This may be the most important development happening in the region right now, and it is flying completely under the radar.

Times weekend read: * Andy Burnham may be at his most powerful - no Cabinet positions announced, 'North Korean' levels of support among Labour MPs - but there are already tensions and jockeying for position among his most loyal allies * Such is the speed of coronation that Burnham has yet to decide on his living arrangements. His wife, Marie-France Van Heel, is considering staying in Manchester so she can continue her role as a marketing executive, with the couple reuniting over long weekends. One ally jokingly said Burnham could end up living a 'bachelor' lifestyle above No 11 * Burnham's allies still don't know their fates. Even Ed Miliband, who is likely to be Chancellor, is in the dark. Burnham's plan is simple - set out his agenda first then retrofit Cabinet ministers at the end of the process * A row has broken out over who is in charge of drawing up plans for major policies. Miattah Fahnbulleh, who hails from the soft-left of the party, has been pulling together ideas. But so too has Josh Simnos, the former MP for Makerfield who quit to make way for Burnham * Their ideas were synthesised into a single document, leading to tensions. “The soft left don’t trust Josh and the feeling is mutual,” said one Labour source. “The two are operating independently of one another.” * Fahnbulleh told The Times that she and Simons had worked well together. “I have now done my bit in terms of ideas generation and that has now been handed over to Andy and the senior No 10 team to consider as part of their programme of government.” * A friend of Simons said: “Josh has great respect for Miatta and he’s enjoyed working closely together — it doesn’t have to be factional warfare.” * Then there are tensions between Burnham’s old Manchester “gang” and his new Westminster team, with accusations of snobbery * Starmer loyalists were angered by Lou Haigh's admission that Burnham has been preparing for office for as long as a year. There is still a lot of bad blood thetimes.com/uk/politics/ar…

Andy Burnham knows that war crimes are being committed in Gaza, but has he got the courage to do anything about it? Britain must halt arms sales to Israel immediately



🚨 REVEALED: The Man Behind Count Binface The satirical candidate known as Count Binface is comedian and BBC comedy writer Jonathan David Harvey. He is a Remain voter who strongly opposes Brexit, Trump, and right-wing politics. It has also been reported he said Britain should welcome all migrants. His costume may bring laughter, and visible fun to by elections but he is asset of the deep state to undermine democracy and right-wing politics. Bottom line: Voting for Count Binface isn’t supporting some harmless novelty act. It’s a vote for Labour.





