Peter Limb

Coordinated disinformation campaign across all the pro Genocide propaganda media.

I am sharing my submission to the Royal Commission here. I assumed everyone knew of the abuse AntiZio Jews receive from Zios but perhaps they don’t. The RC is ignoring a significant section of the Jewish population of Australia, but this is now on record dropbox.com/scl/fi/ekvb0hs…

Kimpa Vita — La Jeanne d’Arc du Kongo En 1704, une jeune femme de 20 ans nommée Kimpa Vita lança un appel au Peuple Kongo pour qu’il se réunisse, reconstruise sa capitale abandonnée de Mbanza Kongo (São Salvador) et restaure la dignité du Royaume Kongo. Et le peuple l’écouta. Née vers 1684 dans une famille noble du Kongo, dans l’actuel nord de l’Angola, Kimpa Vita — également connue sous le nom de Dona Beatriz — était catholique et affirmait être possédée par l’esprit de Saint Antoine de Padoue. Elle prêchait la repentance, l’unité et le renouveau moral, avertissant que « Dieu nous détruira si nous ne nous unissons pas autour d’un seul roi ». À cette époque, le Kongo était en ruines. Près de quarante ans après la dévastatrice bataille d’Ambuila en 1665, les guerres civiles avaient fragmenté le royaume. La traite des esclaves avait décimé la noblesse et réduit considérablement la population. Des princes rivaux se disputaient le trône tandis que le christianisme, introduit plusieurs siècles plus tôt, n’avait pas apporté l’harmonie promise. Pire encore, de nombreux missionnaires étaient devenus complices de l’esclavage et de l’exploitation, renforçant la désillusion des Bakongo envers le Portugal et l’Église. Kimpa Vita comprit l’état d’esprit de son peuple. Elle lança un mouvement politico-religieux destiné à restaurer l’unité et la fierté du Kongo. Charismatique, courageuse et profondément spirituelle, elle défia à la fois les dirigeants politiques et les missionnaires capucins, les accusant de manquer du courage nécessaire pour reconstruire le royaume. L’historien John Thornton raconte qu’elle affronta directement le roi Pedro IV à sa cour, l’exhortant à réoccuper São Salvador et à mettre fin aux guerres. Devant son hésitation, elle déclara que si les dirigeants manquaient de volonté pour restaurer le Kongo, elle le ferait elle-même. Son message mêlait l’Évangile aux traditions Kongo. Elle insistait pour que le christianisme au Kongo reflète les réalités africaines et exigeait la reconnaissance de saints noirs. Elle rejetait le monopole étranger sur la foi et soutenait que les Kongolais devaient pouvoir adorer Dieu selon leur propre culture. Son mouvement se propagea rapidement. Paysans, nobles et même membres de la cour royale rejoignirent sa cause. São Salvador, longtemps abandonnée, recommença à se peupler. Les missionnaires capucins virent dans son influence grandissante une menace. Arrêtée pour hérésie et trouble à l’ordre public, Kimpa Vita refusa de se rétracter. Lors de son interrogatoire, lorsqu’on lui demanda s’il y avait des Noirs au paradis, elle répondit qu’il y en avait — mais qu’« au ciel, il n’y avait ni noir ni blanc, car il n’y avait pas de couleur de peau ». Le 2 juillet 1706, Kimpa Vita fut brûlée vive sur le bûcher. Mais sa mort n’éteignit pas son héritage. À travers l’Angola, le Congo et l’ensemble du monde kongo, son histoire traversa les générations. Elle devint un symbole d’indépendance spirituelle, de dignité africaine, de résistance à la domination et de la quête permanente d’unité et d’autodétermination. L'esprit de Libération de Dona Beatriz était né. — Mvemba Phezo Dizolele @MvembaDizolele

All medical professionals should watch it, and decide for themselves what to do next. NB this documentary - that BBC refused to air - was produced during the first year of the genocide. Since then, Israel has destroyed most of what you see (being still Gaza) in the documentary.

ODA vs New African Financial Architecture, premised on "African savings for Africa's development". My views for @lemondefr lemonde.fr/en/economy/art…

UN condemns France for pollution and cancers that may effect 200,000 people.

👉NEW -- Met chief should resign over Palestine comments, ex-senior officer says by @martinrw Former Scotland Yard superintendent, Nusrit Mehtab, has accused Sir Mark Rowley of ‘blurring the lines’ between policing and politics declassifieduk.org/met-chief-shou…

Ethnic identities have remained so rigidly fixed and unquestioningly propagated by Kenya’s academic elite. Academics have treated ethnicity as natural, rather than human made, but there is no space to discuss this intellectual laxity because ethnicity has become so entwined with merit, decolonizing narratives, and squabbles over who should take the credit for Kenya’s independence. It was because of these rigid demarcations of ethnicity that Kenyans still struggle to develop other forms of political solidarity besides ethnicity. Read analysis: theelephant.info/analysis/2025/… @wmnjoya @ObyObyerodhyamb @m_ogada @aomenya @tony_mochama @ReginaldOduor @ArkAnudDinYaSin @jnyairo @NativeLandgrab @KiamaKaara @jkobuthi @realoyungapala @johngithongo #IWentToAlliance #TheElephant #EliteMediocrity #Governance #TheElephant #EliteMediocrity #Governance

If the lesson of the Holocaust had truly been absorbed, States -especially those historically responsible for it- would prevent injustice, instead of championing double standards, selective outrage and racialised inconsistency in the face of atrocities. zeteo.com/p/misan-harrim…

BREAKING: Our comrades are free, but the class struggle continues. The chains of repression cannot imprison the masses forever. Every arrest exposes the fear of the ruling class. Every act of resistance strengthens the resolve of the people.

78 years ago, 800,000 Palestinians were expelled from their homes. Britain made it possible. Today, Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. Britain made it possible. 78 years of the Nakba - and 78 years of British complicity in crimes against the Palestinian people.

In the occupied #WestBank, 70 children have been killed since January 2025 –at least one on average every week– and a further 850 injured, @UNICEF says. In #Gaza, tens of thousands with life-changing injuries lack access to treatment and rehabilitation. buff.ly/atx3b10

@OfficialSASSA Durban Local Office | Happening now: A SASSA beneficiary shares her experience of returning to the SASSA office for the third time. She explains that on her first visit she was told the system was down, and on her second visit she was told that her documents were outstanding and advised on what to bring. Today, she arrived as early as 5am and is still standing in the queue without receiving assistance. She explains that despite waiting for hours, she has not yet been helped. She highlights the ongoing cost of travelling back and forth to the SASSA office without being assisted, explaining that she struggles to afford transport. She says that although she always makes a plan to get money to travel, she often leaves without being helped. #BlackSash #SASSA #SocialGrants #GrantAccess #GrantQueues #BeneficiaryVoices #SocialProtection #DignityAndAccess #GrantPayments #PublicServices #Durban #KZ

The #Nakba was never a moment frozen in history—it is a continuing reality of killing, displacement, siege, occupation, & exile. But memory does not die. Keys are still kept. Names are still remembered. And a people who carry their homeland in their hearts will never disappear.

Israeli settler founder calls for expelling Lebanese, annexing south Lebanon —— Uri Tzafon founder Anna Sloutskin told AFP on 14 May that the Israeli settler movement wants to use the displacement of Lebanese civilians to push Israel’s border north and permanently settle south Lebanon. “The idea is that most of the population flees, we move the border, and we do not let that population return, and it remains a part of the State of Israel by declaration,” she said. Sloutskin said the Israeli army campaign as the opening stage of that project. “What the IDF is doing right now is the first stage,” she said. “The IDF goes in, conquers, and clears. And afterwards we must not withdraw, but settle.”

Southern Africa is heating at twice the global average. A new photography exhibition and book illuminates SA’s deepening climate crisis. Vishwas Satgar unpacks his book 'Facing the Heat in South Africa' Watch the FULL interview: bit.ly/3PIa6IL

Hey guys, the screening of Truth Be Told: Bones of Memory is happening tomorrow. Entry is free and please RSVP for catering purposes (see poster for those details).

Hear from Bob Brown with @JarrahdaleFP, standing on the edge of one of Alcoa’s countless bauxite mining pits in Western Australia’s Northern Jarrah Forest. “It is up to us, the people, to put an end to this sort of needless destruction.”

Imagine getting this email on a Friday afternoon. I look forward to the "story". #womenwhowin