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Christof Moons retweeted
No podía dejar a esta huelga sin su canción.
He ido a Cibeles con @diazvillanuevaa grabar, pero había apenas 20 personas, y lloviendo… así que lo he hecho en casa.
Christof Moons retweeted
Escòria de merda, que després son els primers en anar dient feixista a qui els-hi sembla
Es patétic
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🚨 BREAKING: Egypt designates 35 Islamist organizations linked to Europe as terrorist entities.
(Source: Egypt Today)
Exact scope of the decision
This is a ruling issued by the Cairo Criminal Court (Second Criminal Chamber of Badr) in Case No. 11108 of 2026 (Supreme State Security).
The ruling orders the inclusion of 35 organizations and 36 individuals on Egypt’s official lists of terrorist entities and designated terrorists for a period of five years.
The decision was published on November 10, 2026, in the Egyptian Official Gazette (Al-Waqa’i Al-Masriyya, Issue No. 250, Supplement), under Terrorist Listing Decisions No. 1 of 2026.
Under Egyptian Law No. 8 of 2015, publication automatically triggers legally binding measures within Egypt, including:
Prohibition of activities
Freezing of assets
Ban on financing
Closure of premises
Other legal and financial restrictions
Egyptian media outlets describe these organizations as being linked to the Muslim Brotherhood and accuse them of conducting activities aimed at inciting opposition to Egypt from European territory.
Has this decision been endorsed by the Egyptian government?
Yes, de facto.
In Egypt, terrorist designations follow a judicial procedure:
A request is submitted by security authorities or the public prosecutor.
A court issues a formal ruling.
The decision is published in the Official Gazette.
However, this judicial process is fully integrated into Egyptian state policy.
State-owned and pro-government media outlets, including Youm7 and Maspero, present the ruling as a decision taken by Egypt itself (“مصر تدرج” — “Egypt designates”).
The ruling is consistent with the Egyptian government's longstanding policy, dating back to 2013–2014, of designating the Muslim Brotherhood and its affiliated structures as terrorist organizations.
In summary: This is an official judicial decision of the Egyptian state, fully aligned with government policy and carrying binding legal consequences within Egypt.
The Belgian and European Union dimension
In addition to listing 35 organizations as terrorist entities, the Egyptian court has also published a list of 36 individuals designated as terrorists.
Several of these individuals reportedly have connections to Belgium, reside or have been active in Belgium, and/or have served as official interlocutors of European Union institutions.
Among them:
1. Abdullah Sami bin Mansour (Abdallah Ben Mansour)
Current President of the Council of European Muslims (CEM), formerly the Federation of Islamic Organisations in Europe (FIOE).
The organization is headquartered in Brussels, Belgium.
2. Shakib Arslan bin Makhlouf (Chakib Ben Makhlouf)
Former President of the Council of European Muslims / FIOE.
Associated with the organization's Brussels-based structures.
3. Ibrahim Farouk Mohamed El-Zayat
A longstanding and influential figure within the FIOE network.
Former leader of FEMYSO (Forum of European Muslim Youth and Student Organisations).
Based in Brussels.
Has served as an official interlocutor of European Union institutions.
The significance of this ruling therefore extends beyond Egypt's domestic counterterrorism framework: it raises questions about the European connections of individuals and organizations now formally designated as terrorist entities or terrorists by an Egyptian court.
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🚨BREAKING : L’Égypte inscrit 35 organisations islamistes liées à l’Europe sur sa liste des organisations terroristes.
(Source : Egypt Today)
Portée exacte de la décision :
Il s’agit d’une décision de la Cour criminelle du Caire (2ᵉ chambre criminelle de Badr), dans le cadre de l’affaire n° 11108 de 2026 (Sécurité d’État suprême). Elle ordonne l’inscription de 35 organisations et 36 individus sur les listes égyptiennes des entités terroristes et des terroristes, pour une durée de cinq ans.
Cette décision a été publiée le 10 novembre 2026 dans le Journal officiel (Al-Waqa’i Al-Masriyya, n° 250, supplément), sous les décisions d’inscription n° 1 de 2026. Conformément à la loi égyptienne n° 8 de 2015, cette publication déclenche automatiquement des mesures juridiques en Égypte : interdiction d’activités, gel d’avoirs, interdiction de financement, fermeture de locaux, etc. Les médias égyptiens présentent ces entités comme liées aux Frères musulmans et accusées d’activités d’incitation contre l’Égypte depuis l’Europe.
Est-elle avalisée par le gouvernement égyptien ?
Oui, de fait. En Égypte, ce type d’inscription sur les listes terroristes suit un processus judiciaire (demande des autorités de sécurité/procureur → décision de la cour → publication au Journal officiel), mais il est pleinement intégré à la politique de l’État. Les médias officiels et proches du pouvoir (Youm7, Maspero, etc.) le présentent comme une décision de l’Égypte (« مصر تدرج »). Cela s’inscrit dans la politique continue du gouvernement depuis 2013-2014 de désignation des Frères musulmans et de leurs structures affiliées comme organisations terroristes.
En résumé : c’est une décision judiciaire officielle de l’État égyptien, pleinement alignée sur la politique du gouvernement, avec des effets juridiques contraignants en Égypte, mais sans portée automatique hors de son territoire.
En sus de la liste des organisations qualifiées de terroriste, le tribunal publie une liste de 36 individus eux-mêmes qualifiés de ‘terroristes’. Or parmi eux plusieurs ont des liens et/ou vivent en Belgique et/ou sont interlocuteurs officiels de l'UE:
Abdullah Sami bin Mansour (Abdallah Ben Mansour), Président actuel du Council of European Muslims (ex-FIOE)Siège à Bruxelles
Shakib Arslan bin Makhlouf (Chakib Ben Makhlouf), Ancien président du même Council of European Muslims / FIOE, Bruxelles
Ibrahim Farouk Mohamed El-Zayat, Figure historique du réseau FIOE ; a dirigé FEMYSO (Forum of European Muslim Youth and Student Organisations). Basé à Bruxelles, interlocuteur des institutions européennes.
Source: egypttoday.com/Article/1/150…
Christof Moons retweeted
BREAKING: Egypt places 35 Europe-linked Islamist organizations on its terror list.
(Source: Egypt Today | link below)
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This 17-year-old boy took his own life after being falsely accused of rape.
His devastated mother then took her own life almost a year later. Now their family wants answers from the woman who made the allegation.
Jay Cheshire, 17, from Southampton, took his own life in July 2015 after being investigated by police over a rape allegation. Although the accusation was withdrawn after just two weeks, Jay struggled to cope with the investigation and the bullying that followed.
His mother, Karin Cheshire, 55, was forced to make the heartbreaking decision to switch off her son’s life support. Almost a year later, shortly after the anniversary of his death, she also took her own life after falling into a deep depression.
Men can be victims too.
Christof Moons retweeted
Lo verdaderamente demoledor de ayer no fue la paliza de Abascal a Broncano. Fue lo que millones de espectadores descubrieron durante la entrevista: que en España se han llegado a paralizar proyectos de viviendas por no cumplir normas de perspectiva de género.
Y lo más revelador es que ni siquiera el referente de la izquierda daba crédito. Pensaba que era un bulo de Abascal. Hasta que tuvo que enfrentarse a la realidad.
Ahí está la auténtica dimensión del disparate: una ideología que no se conforma con adoctrinar, legislar e imponer su particular visión del mundo, sino que condiciona hasta la construcción de viviendas. Mientras miles de personas no pueden acceder a un hogar, algunos se dedican a diseñar viviendas al dictado de sus obsesiones ideológicas.
Ayer muchos españoles, también de izquierdas, descubrieron hasta dónde ha llegado esta locura. Y eso explica el desconcierto de sus dirigentes: lo peligroso para ellos no es que Abascal gane un debate, sino que la gente empiece a despertar.
Porque el problema ya no es que hayan convertido la ideología en una religión política. El problema es que han pretendido convertirla en una obligación para todos, incluso cuando sus consecuencias afectan a lo más básico: tener una vivienda. Han conseguido que haya más preocupación por satisfacer los dogmas de un despacho que por dar respuesta a las necesidades de la calle. Y cuando hasta quienes comparten su espacio político descubren semejante disparate y se llevan las manos a la cabeza, es que el relato empieza a resquebrajarse.
Ayer no perdió solamente Broncano: perdió credibilidad una forma de entender la política que ha confundido gobernar con imponer y progreso con disparates ideológicos.
We have a clear example to follow.
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En liten påminnelse: När Algeriet blev självständigt 1962 tvingades omkring en miljon etniska fransmän lämna landet och återvandra till Frankrike. En absolut majoritet av dem var födda i Algeriet.
Många hade aldrig ens satt sin fot i Frankrike. Ändå tvingades de lämna sina hem, sina företag, sina arbeten och sina sociala sammanhang bakom sig.
Varken den svenska eller den franska vänstern motsatte sig detta. Tvärtom var man rentav positiv.
När de i dag säger att återvandring är omoralisk och orealistisk menar de alltså bara den återvandring som vi förespråkar.
Vi har ingenting att behöva rättfärdiga inför dem.
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The Haitian gang leader who hijacked a bus full of American missionaries in 2021, an 8-month-old baby on board, and swore on camera he'd put a bullet in every one of their heads unless he got $17 million is now writing letters to the UN asking for peace talks.
He finally ran into somebody who won't pay.
His name is Wilson Joseph, and his gang is called 400 Mawozo. On October 18, four Salvadoran air force technicians got ambushed out on the same plain east of Port-au-Prince that his letter came from. Nobody has claimed it, and the four haven't been seen since.
Bukele's answer went out three days later, written in Haitian Creole and aimed straight at the gang bosses. If those four came back hurt, he'd finish Haiti's gangs the same way he finished the ones back home. Then he laid out the other side of the deal. Bring them back alive and every Salvadoran soldier leaves Haiti that same day.
About a week later he had 2,000 troops on the ground, with El Salvador picking up 90% of the tab.
Kidnapping down there works like a business. A hostage is worth whatever the other side will give up to get him back, and the people who track Haitian gangs read this ambush as a play for exactly that, a way to force talks and keep troops out of gang neighborhoods. Bukele took that leverage off the table in public, on day three.
Which is how you get the letter. It's dated November 1 and addressed to the UN Secretary-General, and it calls 400 Mawozo a "rebel group" that "officially raised the white flag" back on August 20. That would be two full months before the ambush.
The letter also spends a good chunk of its two pages worrying about the safety of children. His UN sanctions listing cites recruiting kids.
A few days later somebody tagged Bukele in a post that supposedly showed Joseph's house, and Bukele replied asking for the exact address so they could destroy it. The gang's next letter called that house a symbol of peace.
Think about how big a swing this is for El Salvador. It's a country of about 6 million people with an army of roughly 20,500, so it sent close to one out of every ten soldiers it has to go get four guys. The UN-backed gang force the rest of the world has spent a year building has about 2,000 of the 5,500 troops it was promised, and El Salvador matched that in a week. The UN's history in Haiti makes the comparison sting even more. Its last big mission there ran 13 years and cost more than $7 billion, and its own peacekeepers brought in a cholera outbreak that killed close to 10,000 Haitians.
The UN says receiving the letter doesn't mean it recognizes or endorses anything. Joseph is still under UN and US sanctions, and now his gang has gone to Haiti's own disarmament commission too, asking for military operations to stop in some areas.
Those four technicians still haven't been found three weeks in, and none of this is a win until they come home. Kidnapping only pays when somebody on the other side is willing to deal, though. Joseph built a whole career on that, and right now he's the one waiting by the phone.
> Haiti gangs snatch 4 Salvadorans
> they think they just bought themselves a negotiation
> Bukele goes public saying bring them back or you're done
> they try to hand him 4 random bodies and say it was them
> he calls out their bs
> sends 2,000 troops into Haiti
> tells the leader to gather their gangs so he can fight them
> gangs run to the UN for a deal
> refuses all deals
> ignores the UN mandate
> pushes into gang territory and starts cleaning them
> does more in two weeks than the UN did in 13 years
Bukele might be the greatest leader of the 21st century
When the truth does not fit the narrative,
the truth can not be spoken.
For those who keep speaking the truth,
criminal charges will be invented and created.
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Christof Moons retweeted
🔵 INFO LE FIGARO
L’écrivain Michel Houellebecq mis en examen après des propos sur les musulmans et le «grand remplacement» ⬇️
lefigaro.fr/faits-divers/l-e…
Christof Moons retweeted
Nou kenbe pwomès nou…
Nou detwi kay Lanmò San Jou ak katye jeneral gang 400 Mawozo a.
Pifò ladan yo kouri ale san yo pa menm eseye goumen.
Ala lach yo lach! 🥲
I urge Amnesty to sit this one out and shut the f¥ck up.
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BONES attributed to Saint Nicholas, Bishop of Myra, kept since 1098 in Saint-Nicolas-de-Port, in Meurthe-et-Moselle, were STOLEN from their reliquary inside the basilica, then DESTROYED.
The suspect, arrested at his home, admitted to SMASHING the display case protecting the reliquary, then stealing its contents, BURNING the bones and CRUSHING them out of a “desire to destroy.”
(Source: L'Est Républicain)
The fear president Bukele actually solves a proclaimed "unsolvable" long-term problem is well alive.
Certain organizations, political movements and certain press are more than eager he would fail. Their words show where their real interest rests, in the status quo, tax-funded chaos non-management.
The worry, if President Nayib Bukele’s ambitions in Haiti turn out to be large, is of a scorched-earth strategy that kills a lot of civilians economist.com/the-americas/2…
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Christof Moons retweeted
“If I made $1 billion a year I would be happy to pay $550 million in tax.”
Said by a person who will never make more than $35 per hour and doesn’t even donate $100 a month to help the homeless.
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In Telford, 1000+ underage children were held in a "Rape House" where they were gang-raped, tortured, and abused by Muslim men.
Despite hundreds being identified and 67 being arrested, only 7 were convicted. Russell Brand received a longer sentence than all but two of them.
