So where are you going? فَأَيْنَ تَذْهَبُو
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Muhammad Uddin retweeted
and so much of the structural repression of the American Muslim community - which encompasses so many different ethnic/national communities - was led by Zionist groups led by Jewish leaders, analysts, donors, etc.
Muhammad Uddin retweeted
zero patience for the nonsensical discourse around these Synagogues and their active, willful and proud support for genocide and the theft of Palestinian land.
My religious community's entire political and religious trajectory was forever altered and manipulated through raids, entrapment, informants and CVE-programs -- we were made politically and spiritually impotent by design, making us a community today with zero political vision and power. Our charities were shut down, made criminal; our mosques became filled with deputized members of the community looking out for "radicalization" -- a nonsensical practice that still exists today. No one cared about the sacred nature of a place of worship then, no one cared about the protection of our young men then.
The problem isn't just one synagogue that sells stolen Palestinian land - it's every single one which refuses to ideologically and materially separate itself from Zionism, from Israel, from the extermination of a nation.
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Muhammad Uddin retweeted
This speech *is* one for the history books. But that’s less a compliment, than a coda.
Carney has given us the words to mark the end of the ‘rules-based order’…by acknowledging it never really existed.
It was a collective illusion. That now is over.
Muhammad Uddin retweeted
State sponsored Islamophobia in Birmingham schools. Michael you have yet to apologise for igniting the Trojan Horse conspiracy theory, wrecking the careers of dedicated teachers and damaging the life chances of thousands of schoolchildren.
Muhammad Uddin retweeted
You’re right that the Arab world was carved by Western imperialism.
But that is exactly why unity matters, and exactly why it hasn’t happened.
When foreign powers draw your borders, choose your rulers, arm your elites, and police your imagination, they don’t create nations.
They create fragments.
They create dependencies.
They create regions too divided to act without permission.
Vietnam lived the same fate.
France carved us into three "protectorates."
The U.S. carved us in two.
North against South.
Brother against brother.
A single people turned into rival "entities" so we would never rise together.
This is the imperial blueprint everywhere:
Break the land.
Install clients.
Arm them against their own.
Call the result "stability."
What you see in the Arab world is not destiny.
It is design.
But here is the difference:
Vietnam broke the design.
Not because we were stronger than the empire,
But because we became more terrified of humiliation than of American power.
And that is the line every region must cross.
Egypt tried.
Syria tried.
Iraq tried.
Libya tried.
Each time, the punishment was designed to send one message to the entire region:
"Unite, and you will be destroyed separately."
So the lesson was learned:
Bow first, survive later.
This is why I say the enemy is not only strong, the allies are shackled.
Not by culture.
Not by geography.
By the architecture of fear that empire built into their states.
And until that fear is broken, until rulers fear their people more than they fear Washington,
Nothing China or Russia does will change the equation.
Vietnam was carved.
Vietnam was divided.
Vietnam was armed against itself.
But eventually, the fractures became fire.
And the day the country stood as one, the strongest military on earth could not hold even a single province.
Unity is not a slogan.
It is the moment a people decide that being free is worth more than being safe.
The region has not reached that moment.
Not yet.
And that is why Palestine remains unliberated.
Not for lack of sympathy abroad,
But for lack of independence at home.
Muhammad Uddin retweeted
1/10 In light of the hooliganism involving #MaccabiTelAviv supporters, a reminder of how some of the worst examples from UK media framing @WMPolice decision to ban away fans from the @AVFCOfficial game.
A thread of some examples from British based broadcasters. 🧵
@Ofcom ???
Muhammad Uddin retweeted
Many are asking if they can move their Next.js projects from Vercel to Replit?
Yes!
- Go to Import then GitHub
- enter repo URL
- Agent will take care of the rest
It will set up the dev and deployment environments!
For companies moving lots of work, happy to help + discount.
Muhammad Uddin retweeted
The richest man on earth owns X.
The second richest man on earth is about to be a major owner of TikTok.
The third richest man owns Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp.
The fourth richest man owns The Washington Post.
See the problem here?
Muhammad Uddin retweeted
I'm Proud to be Muslim and from England a Message to The Far-Right - Stephen
Muhammad Uddin retweeted
Today, Israel bombed Doha in Qatar
Yesterday, Israel bombed the flotilla in Tunis
Last week, Israel murdered the Prime Minister of Yemen
Last few months, Israel bombed Iran, Lebanon & Syria
Tell me, what country on earth could get away with that?
Then ask yourself, why?
Muhammad Uddin retweeted
The media is, as usual, doing a bad job of reporting on yesterday’s protest in Parliament Square. And, in my view, as someone who spent 8.5 hours at the protest reporting for @novaramedia, the @metpoliceuk have dangerously misrepresented what happened. A visual 🧵
Muhammad Uddin retweeted
This can’t be allowed to happen, we can’t award a £2 billion contract to an Israeli arms company in the middle of this genocide, mass starvation and ethnic cleansing. Not just morally, but legally. We’re obliged to do what we can to prevent Genocide when we see it happening - not support it. Belgium made that point this week and began their own program of actual trade sanctions against the criminal regime of ‘Bibi the Butcher’ aka Netanyahu.
edm.parliament.uk/early-day-…
Muhammad Uddin retweeted
So lemme get this straight. The USA gives Israel 3.8 Billion dollars a year. And then Israel turns around and spends 100 million dollars a year buying US politicians through AIPAC like a perpetual tax payer funded money machine?
And @DOGE didn't look into any of that?!?