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UN Commissioner Chris Sidoti explained why so many children have been killed and injured in Gaza, pointing to two factors. The first is Israel’s military strategy of total destruction since October 7, 2023.
The second, he said, is that Israeli forces deliberately targeted children, citing two brothers aged 9 and 10 killed by an Israeli drone while gathering firewood for their family, about 100 meters from the yellow line.
The commission concluded that the killing of children was deliberate, not accidental, a conclusion that rests on eyewitness testimony, video, satellite images, medical reports, and the posts of Israeli soldiers themselves.
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💢Gaza’s Health Ministry reports that 6 Palestinians were killed and 26 wounded over the past 48 hours, including four newly killed and two who succumbed to earlier injuries.
➤ Since the October 11, 2025 ceasefire, Israeli attacks have killed 1,580 Palestinians and wounded 5,711, while another 845 bodies have been recovered.
➤ The cumulative death toll since October 2023 has surpassed 74,594 killed and 175,834 wounded.
➤ The ministry noted it has added 18 previously uncounted deaths to its cumulative figures following verification.
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I’ve made peace with the fact that we’ll never unite, I no longer see myself as a pan-Africanist, I’m pro-African. I believe continental Africans should focus on building economic, social, political, & global power among ourselves before we ever reach out to non-African black people (and we're still not obligated to do that).
I’ve realized how pointless & counterproductive it is for black Africans to keep reaching out & trying to get non-Africans to identify as African when Africans are 1.2+ billion strong, do we not have enough people? Africans make up the majority of the world’s black population, why are we so busy trying to force other groups to claim an African identity? At the end of the day, the lack of respect black people get worldwide comes from Africa’s position, we’re at the bottom of the global hierarchy, things will only improve once Africans understand the power we actually have, but we keep holding ourselves back through insecurity, corruption, and a lack of coordination. We have the numbers, but not the mindset, if we had both, we would be a force to be reckoned with.
Imagine if Africans properly used our resources & started turning our minerals into real wealth, Africa would stop being the world's biggest breadbasket & become a global powerhouse instead, other countries would have no choice but to take us seriously & follow our lead; but since we’re not in that position yet, we’re stuck at the bottom still trying to get people who don’t want to associate with us to call themselves African, it’s sad because that posture makes us look desperate, and it comes directly from where we currently stand in the world.
We should always defend ourselves against xenophobia & unprovoked hatred, beyond that, the internal affairs of non-African blacks is not really our concern, it doesn’t affect us. Africa’s reality is what shapes how black people are viewed around the world, we are the ones with the power to change whether black people get respect or not, not the other way around.
Healthcare, extreme poverty, tribal conflict, religious extremism, hunger, harmful practices like FGM, skin bleaching, weak infrastructure, poor maintenance, & corrupt leadership are all serious problems holding Africa back, we have the ability to deal with these issues. I don’t believe the continent is beyond saving, but it will be if we keep focusing on other black populations that have been separated from us for over 500 years, those communities went through their own ethnogenesis & built their own cultures & traditions from scratch. The gap created by the Trans-Atlantic slave trade is permanent, that’s tragic and painful, but we have to accept it and move forward.
Africans will not always get along with each other, and we don’t have to because Europeans don’t either; the difference is that Europeans know how to set their ethnic differences aside when it comes to protecting their broader interests, that’s a big reason Europe has remained powerful, they don’t let old grievances block cooperation or long-term planning. If Africans started thinking the same way, we would be in a much stronger position. Diaspora wars will end once we accept that Africans don't owe non-African black people anything, and non-African black people don't owe Africans anything either.
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A poetic tragedy in the heart of Gaza: real pain is overlooked, while deception thrives.
It breaks a mother's heart to know that single individuals with no families, living in concrete centers, gather thousands, while a genuine family of 9, surviving under shredded cloth since October 7th, must struggle for five days just to complete a basic shelter.
Justice begins with truth; verify who you stand with. 💔🕊️
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I will eradicate drugs from the streets of Ekurhuleni.
I have done it without power. Imagine what I will do WITH power. We will raid, we will shut down, and we will reclaim every corner from drug dealers.
This City will not be a haven for nyaope and its merchants.
#VoteActionSA
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I'm inclined to agree with you. If Zama Zamas chased white South Africans away from Constantia, this immigration issues is getting solved the next day. But since the primary victims are Black South Africans, Cyril is dragging his feet
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Her name is Maletole Thabane.
She is only 4 years old. She is still missing. Please Retweet until she is found.
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قصة تشيب لها الرؤوس، حدثت بالفعل اليوم في قطاع غزة.
اتصل ضابط إسرائيلي بشاب اسمه "محمد البيوك"،
وهدده: (اصعد إلى سطح البناية لنقتلك بطائرة مسيّرة، وإلا سنقصف المبنى بالكامل ونقتل عائلتك جميعاً)
كان محمد أمام خيارين لا ثالث لهما:
إمّا أن يموت مع عائلته تحت القصف، أو يصعد إلى السطح ويواجه الموت وحده، لعل عائلته تنجو.
اختار محمد أن يموت وحده كي تعيش عائلته، فصعد إلى السطح، وهناك قتلته تم استهدافه وقتله بالفعل.
تخيل أن يُجبر إنسان على الاختيار بين الموت مع عائلته، أو التضحية بنفسه لإنقاذهم.
هذه ليست قصة خيالية من فيلم رعب، بل جريمة عاشها شاب فلسطيني في غزة.
UnLoving retweeted
Baron Cohen operating on the assumption that there is a big potential audience for a Zionist Jewish comedian making fun of brown and Islamic people while the Zionist Jewish state is mass murdering brown and Islamic people and threatening the globe with catastrophe by pursuing increasingly megalomaniac wars is quite representative of the delusional nature of the Zionist mind.
All of Zionism is about to flop in the box office of humanity's judgement, but they have no fucking clue
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إن كان هناك من يهتم
قتلت إسرائيل الطفل يامن بالرصاص في خانيونس.
طفل لم يكن يشكل أي تهديد، قُتل برصاص جندي إسرائيلي أطلق النار عشوائياً باتجاه خيام النازحين لمجرد التسلية
طفل آخر يُضاف إلى قائمة ضحايا القتل في غزة، وربما لن تتجاوز قصته خبراً عابراً في وسائل الإعلام.
وهل لا يزال العالم يعتقد أن مقتل طفل في غزة حدث مهم يستحق التوثيق والتوقف عنده؟
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Christians captured by Muslims in Syria, bundled into vans and taken to a place of execution for refusing to convert to Islam. In South Africa, when you show people these videos, they call you Islamophobic. I will never be a Muslim!
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The uranium in the Hiroshima bomb.
Shinkolobwe mine. Belgian Congo.
The uranium that ended World War II and inaugurated the nuclear age and gave the United States its defining geopolitical advantage for the following decade:
Came from African ground.
Mined by African labor.
Under Belgian colonial administration.
The Congolese miners who extracted it had no idea what it was for.
They received no benefit from what it produced.
The geopolitical order it enabled, American dominance, the Cold War architecture, the entire post-war system under which African independence was managed and constrained:
Was built in part on Congolese uranium.
And then that same geopolitical order looked at the Congo and saw a country that needed to be guided toward development.
The country that provided the material for the weapon that shaped the world was then subjected to the world the weapon shaped.
Without acknowledgment.
Without compensation.
Without a single line in American education connecting Shinkolobwe to Hiroshima to the Cold War to Mobutu to the Congo today.
The lines exist.
They are documented.
They are simply not drawn in the curriculum.
Because drawn lines connect causes to effects.
And connected causes and effects produce accountability.
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south africa went from a first world country with nuclear power and one of the largest railway systems in the world to a third world country in just 30 years
progress is not a guarantee. decay is the natural state of things
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This was deleted on the internet. I am here to put it on again. Share before it disappears down the Orwellian memory hole....
🔴📍🇿🇦South Africa's Shocking Islamic Takeover Plot Exposed: Somalians Bribing Malema, Ramaphosa with Millions to Fund Farm Attacks and Seize the Nation‼️
To accelerate this, Somali networks are pumping millions in bribes straight to EFF firebrand Julius Malema and ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa. The payoff? Open-border policies that allow endless inflows, silence on foreign crime syndicates, and political cover for their expanding empire. Ramaphosa's weak, compromised leadership and Malema's chaotic race-baiting make them perfect puppets for this foreign agenda.
Blood Money Funding Farm Attacks
Even more horrifying: This dirty money is directly funding farm attacks across South Africa. The bribes don't just buy influence—they bankroll the brutal violence tearing apart rural communities. Somali and allied foreign operators, leveraging their cash flows and criminal networks, channel resources to hit squads and gangs targeting white farmers. These aren't random robberies; they're strategic assaults designed to terrorize, displace, and ultimately seize farmland for the takeover.
Farm murders continue at a horrifying pace—torture, rape, execution-style killings—while the bribed elite look the other way. The same networks flooding South Africa with bodies are arming and financing the chaos that drives farmers off their land. This clears the path for foreign dominance: weakened rural security, collapsing food production, and a power vacuum they can fill. Malema's inflammatory rhetoric and Ramaphosa's inaction aren't accidents; they're features of a paid-for agenda that sacrifices South African lives—especially Afrikaner farmers—for foreign gain.
Christian South Africa Under Siege
South Africa is a predominantly Christian country, built on values of faith, family, and freedom. We cannot—we will not—allow radical Islam to supplant that. Yet under this corrupt regime, foreign invaders from Muslim-majority regions bring incompatible values: Sharia demands, grooming networks, no-go zones, and the erosion of women's rights and Christian freedoms. We've seen it destroy Europe; now it's here.....
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🇿🇦 South Africa's Shocking Islamic Takeover Plot Exposed: Somalians Bribing Malema and Ramaphosa with Millions to Fund Farm Attacks and Seize the Nation!
Blood Money Funding Farm Attacks!
Wake up, South Africa. Before it's too late.
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$BTC – Weekend Scalp POIs
Price extended another leg lower, tagging the .886 retracement, where we finally saw constructive confirmation in the flows. A clean opportunity for a hedge long.
Two nTPOCs now stand out:
$80K: Overlapping liquidity and previous value.
$75.8K: Lower unfinished auction reference, also overlapping liquidity.
-> overlaps as well with the STH cost basis - historical on-chain reference
Both offer potential rotation setups if price reaches them and order flow confirms the reaction.
However, with weekend liquidity conditions, I wouldn't be surprised to see price establish a new value area and consolidate before the next directional initiative
No forced trades. I'll trade the rotations if the auction and flows support them.
$BTC – Auction & Trading POIs
Plenty of volatility, limited clarity. Right now, I'm prioritizing price response over the broader narrative.
We swept substantial liquidity and saw a decent initial reaction off the lows. However, the bullish order block has already failed to hold locally, and price is now rotating around rVAH -> a broader range reference, bringing major significance for rotations
My next POIs:
Hedge Longs:
> nTPOC + .886 retracement below us.
> Failed selling aggression / trapped shorts around the local low or $74.8K.
Both require confirmation in the flows before execution.
Shorts:
> Upper nTPOC, overlapping the previous mini-range POC, retracements and liquidity.
> An ideal bearish retest if buying aggression fails to produce further progress.
Why I'm cautious:
Unfinished business remains on both sides. Older downside references compete with more recent overhead liquidity and imbalances, while security-related uncertainty adds another layer of hesitation.
No reason to force a directional bias here. I'll validate or invalidate each POI based on structure and order flow.
I'll be streaming a little later today, around an hour from now.
Trade the reaction, not the expectation.
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Every time an African country elects a government that tries to keep more of its own resources, Western media discovers a "democracy deficit."
Every time an Asian nation builds technology that competes with Western products, Western governments discover a "security threat."
Every time a Latin American country charts an economic path outside the Washington Consensus, Western financial institutions discover a "stability risk."
The pattern is precise and it has been precise for two centuries.
The West is not afraid of authoritarian governments.
It has funded dozens of them.
The West is not afraid of economic mismanagement.
It has imposed structural adjustment programs that produced exactly that.
What produces the alarm, the specific, urgent, editorial-board-meeting alarm, is independence.
A poor country making its own choices with its own resources for its own people without asking permission.
That is the danger.
That has always been the danger.
Everything else is the vocabulary chosen to describe it in ways that don’t require honesty.
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They will say: "Colonialism ended. It’s in the past. Move on."
The wealth extracted during colonialism did not end when colonialism ended.
It moved. It compounded.
It became the capital base of the modern Western economies.
It became the university endowments and the banking systems and the infrastructure and the head start that turns into the ongoing gap between the countries that extracted and the countries that were extracted from.
The past is not past in the way that phrase requires.
The past is the present’s foundation.
And asking people to "move on" from a foundation that is still structurally determining their circumstances is not a call for reconciliation.
It’s a request to stop noticing.
