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History of Foreign Aggressions by foreign powers in #Haiti since 1804. The thread:
1) In 1825, Charles X of France sent fleet of warships to extort Haiti under threat of war and re-enslavement into paying $25B in reparations to former slaves owners.
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Trump gave Americans a new way to report suspected fraud, but the launch took an embarrassing turn when users decided the first person the DOJ should investigate was him.
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AIPAC has become such a political liability that it’s shifting to a more “nimble” (read: secretive) approach to buying politicians for Israel
Instead of high profile endorsements and PAC donations, it will quietly mobilize individual donors for direct contributions
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No one is going to change their mind about voting based on your post! People vote when politicians inspire. Talking down to people, delegitimizing their experience, and guilt-shaming them will achieve nothing but further disenfranchisement.
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AIPAC is no longer donating to congressional candidates. However, their super PAC, United Democracy Project will mobilize individual donors. Basically they are seen as a toxic brand. We don’t get this far without the protests and public backlash. But it’s not over. Let’s keep fighting.
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This is what it’s like being Black in America in 2026.
Coco Jones remained unbothered as a woman shouted racist insults while she posed for photos: “I’m Black and I’m proud.”
Our existence is not a provocation. Our dignity is not negotiable.
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Lula: "The worker needs to earn enough to buy the product that he makes in the factory. Do you think you should only dream of buying a car that you produce?"
It's basic, everyone should demand it.
But only the Left do.
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Some cartoons are great, some are accurate.
This one is both.
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Israeli soldiers testified that in 1948 they smashed Palestinian children’s skulls with sticks until they died.
@grok yes or no.
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If antisemitism is racism and hate, why doesn't the government treat it like it treats all other forms of racism and just ignore it!
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“This refusal by the U.S. State Department to answer a simple question from the U.S. Congress about whether they would recognize Brazil’s election results seems like a deliberate threat,” CEPR Co-Director Mark Weisbrot said. padispatch.substack.com/p/wa…
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Right now, Israeli soldiers are firing a barrage of bullets randomly toward us...
One of the bullets just passed right beside my tent. Please, pray for our lives tonight.
In this video, an Israeli soldier shows off as he randomly fires bullets toward our tents. He uploaded the video to TikTok, proudly showing his followers what he does.
Every day, Israeli soldiers do this for entertainment and to show off, firing bullets toward our tents and killing us, innocent and defenseless civilians.💔
Every day, we lie flat on the ground, afraid that these bullets might hit us.
Today, a little girl named Misk was killed by a bullet that struck her while she was inside her tent.
What kind of hearts and consciences do these Zionists have? They kill innocent, defenseless human beings simply for entertainment.
Several bullets have pierced my tent on different occasions, but thank God, none of them hit us. However, we could be hit at any moment😔😔.
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Why are all of these Black liberal politicians so silent about Kohen Wiley’s murder? They trip over themselves to come out and fiercely condemn “antisemitism” but can’t say a damn word about a Black child falling victim to racist state violence.
"They’re killing you because you’re under a class system.”
BT sat down with Marquell Bridges, a Mississippi-based community organizer working with the family of Kohen Wiley, who was sitting on his mother’s lap inside a car in a Walmart parking lot when he was shot and killed by Senatobia Police Officer Hunter Foster in June.
Bridges, who joined Kohen’s father Daveon Williams and other grieving families in St. Paul for the March for Stolen lives, said the officers responding to a shoplifting call over an alleged diaper theft were informed three times that there was a baby present before Foster opened fire, including when Kohen’s mother Vellesiya Wiley held the boy up to show him to police. No charges have been filed against Vellesiya Wiley or the driver of the vehicle, who was also injured in the shooting.
Demands for the release of police and surveillance video are growing across the US, after Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch's office announced Monday it had determined Foster's use of force was justified — meaning he will not face criminal charges for killing the baby.
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Greece has joined the European protests in France, Spain, Italy and Albania.
We are sick and tired of billionaires and their blatant theft.
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This is the AG of Mississippi who ruled that murdering a baby over diapers was justified
Except the diapers weren’t stolen but the baby life was snuffed forever. Her number is 601-359-3680 in case you want to educate her about what it truly means to be pro life
Jean Jacques Dessalines 🇭🇹🇵🇸🇳🇪🇲🇱🇧🇫🇨🇺 retweeted
"They’re killing you because you’re under a class system.”
BT sat down with Marquell Bridges, a Mississippi-based community organizer working with the family of Kohen Wiley, who was sitting on his mother’s lap inside a car in a Walmart parking lot when he was shot and killed by Senatobia Police Officer Hunter Foster in June.
Bridges, who joined Kohen’s father Daveon Williams and other grieving families in St. Paul for the March for Stolen lives, said the officers responding to a shoplifting call over an alleged diaper theft were informed three times that there was a baby present before Foster opened fire, including when Kohen’s mother Vellesiya Wiley held the boy up to show him to police. No charges have been filed against Vellesiya Wiley or the driver of the vehicle, who was also injured in the shooting.
Demands for the release of police and surveillance video are growing across the US, after Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch's office announced Monday it had determined Foster's use of force was justified — meaning he will not face criminal charges for killing the baby.