Shanty Elena 🌍 (@SandeRuby10) header
Shanty Elena 🌍 (@SandeRuby10) profile picture

✍️Venezia ⚓ Amsterdam ♥️Andalucía💃🏽 🪘Viva la Libertad ✊⛓️♀️Sin filtro 🏹🪶 ❌ Extremists and Hypocrites. Oriana Fallaci aveva ragione!

Andalusië, Spanje
Joined October 2010
Photo by Shanty Elena 🌍 (@SandeRuby10)Photo by Shanty Elena 🌍 (@SandeRuby10)Photo by Shanty Elena 🌍 (@SandeRuby10)Photo by Shanty Elena 🌍 (@SandeRuby10)Photo by Shanty Elena 🌍 (@SandeRuby10)Photo by Shanty Elena 🌍 (@SandeRuby10)Photo by Shanty Elena 🌍 (@SandeRuby10)Photo by Shanty Elena 🌍 (@SandeRuby10)Photo by Shanty Elena 🌍 (@SandeRuby10)Photo by Shanty Elena 🌍 (@SandeRuby10)
Het seculiere Verzet tegen islamisme, dus vóór Vrijheid; van vrouwen, meisjes, gays, lesbo's, Joden, etc. had een Linkse Strijd moeten zijn! Zoals Links zich verzet heeft tegen de patriarchale Kerk. Dezelfde Strijd! Maar Links trapte in de Val van islamisten
42
97
14
470
58,652
Sprookje: Volkomen uitgehongerde, uitgeputte bootvluchtelingen, uit zee gered door Spaanse Kustwacht
❌❗️Uno de los vídeos grabados desde la patera, y que los inmigrantes cuelgan en redes
4
Shanty Elena 🌍 retweeted
I looked it up and, actually, it's all true. All of this is confirmed if you do the research. I'll attach the links below so you can check for yourself. Omeed Malik is a huge (the main) investor for Tucker's show. That has long been known and public. But Malik is also a business partner with Don Jr. Tons of Qatar money here. Malik has appeared together with Don Jr. in Qatar. And, finally, YES, Malik IS connected to Vance. Malik founded is VC firm 1789 Capital with Chris Buskirk. Buskirk and Vance co-founded donor network Rockbridge together. And guess who is a member and donor to Rockbridge? You got it, Malik. As to whether Malik is an Iran regime financier, I have no idea what that means and cannot speak to that. I'm only addressing his ties to Tucker, Vance, and Don Jr. Summary: Yes, Malik bankrolled Tucker's show. Yes, Malik is business partners with Don Jr. w/ major Qatari funds central to that venture. Yes, Malik is connected to Vance as a member and donor of a funding network Vance co-founded with Malik's co-partner in his main VC firm, 1789 Capital. reuters.com/investigations/t… jewishinsider.com/2026/08/va… reuters.com/world/us/tech-do… nbcnews.com/politics/2024-el…
97
584
55
1,377
29,720
Replying to @Carinvdp
Zeeuwse orthopedagoge wordt PvdA Burg. van Uithoorn. Hoofd Op. Nat. Politie Amsterdam, Raad Vluchtelingenwerk en nu baas van #Amnesty. Bliksemcarrière voor een Orthopedagoge. Gebruikte PvdA als springplank, maar nu is mevrouwtje partijloos 🙄 #RodeLijn HamaRs
15
Replying to @denir1975
200.000 according to the orgs of the 🇵🇸 #RodeLijn demo. Hamas propaganda. According to AI analysis of the images, there were around 50.000 useful idiots and fanatic Hamas supporters. #Amsterdam
1
33
Replying to @Rania50257753
🇵🇸 Hamas Propaganda Alert🚨 Using Gaza's drainage pipes to launch missiles at Israel proved to be a bad idea. Stop lying! #FreeGazaFromHamas teapaw.org/afalkhatib/status/2119…
REVEALED: The scandal surrounding Gaza's failed winterization efforts lays bare a grim reality: Hamas obstructed attempts to protect Palestinian civilians before the devastating winter storms that flooded tens of thousands of tents. Palestinian Authority employees inside Gaza have reported that professionals from the Ministries of Public Works and Relief Affairs were intimidated, summoned, and coerced by Hamas into signing pledges not to undertake humanitarian projects without the group's approval. According to their accounts, those who defied Hamas risked so-called "field justice," including beatings and worse. Several officials, including Najla Hammad, Ihab Al-Bahtiti, Khaled Abu Safiya, Wiam Aboul-Nasr, Dr. Adnan Hamouda, and Ahmed Abu Zaiter, have publicly stated that efforts to build more durable fiberglass housing and improve conditions for displaced civilians were blocked. Another example was a proposal that was put forward to demolish several heavily damaged towers which were at risk of collapse from rainwater after extensive bombardment. According to those involved, Hamas blocked the removal of the “Bank of Palestine Tower” in Gaza City's Rimal neighborhood, reportedly arguing that it would "collapse from the rain anyway." The terrorist group did not show any concern for the civilian lives that would be lost when the tower eventually collapses on its own, because it wants dead Palestinians and news of tragedy to keep Gaza in the news cycle and to gain global sympathy, hoping for more incoming resources and donations for the Strip’s humanitarian and reconstruction needs that it could siphon. Additionally, Hamas has also been accused of obstructing construction projects intended to create safer communities for displaced Gazans in southern Gaza, prioritizing political control over humanitarian relief. This is a reminder that Gaza's suffering is not only a consequence of war. It is also the result of a fascist and ruthless governing power that repeatedly places its own interests above the welfare of the people it claims to represent. The same terror group that helped bring catastrophe upon Gaza continues to obstruct efforts to mitigate its consequences. As floodwaters sweep through displacement camps and families endure another winter in misery, the question is unavoidable: how many Palestinian lives could have been spared had Hamas allowed humanitarian, housing, and reconstruction efforts to proceed unimpeded?
8
Replying to @MacaesBruno
#FreeGazaFromHamas Using drainage pipes to launch missiles on Israel was not a good idea
REVEALED: The scandal surrounding Gaza's failed winterization efforts lays bare a grim reality: Hamas obstructed attempts to protect Palestinian civilians before the devastating winter storms that flooded tens of thousands of tents. Palestinian Authority employees inside Gaza have reported that professionals from the Ministries of Public Works and Relief Affairs were intimidated, summoned, and coerced by Hamas into signing pledges not to undertake humanitarian projects without the group's approval. According to their accounts, those who defied Hamas risked so-called "field justice," including beatings and worse. Several officials, including Najla Hammad, Ihab Al-Bahtiti, Khaled Abu Safiya, Wiam Aboul-Nasr, Dr. Adnan Hamouda, and Ahmed Abu Zaiter, have publicly stated that efforts to build more durable fiberglass housing and improve conditions for displaced civilians were blocked. Another example was a proposal that was put forward to demolish several heavily damaged towers which were at risk of collapse from rainwater after extensive bombardment. According to those involved, Hamas blocked the removal of the “Bank of Palestine Tower” in Gaza City's Rimal neighborhood, reportedly arguing that it would "collapse from the rain anyway." The terrorist group did not show any concern for the civilian lives that would be lost when the tower eventually collapses on its own, because it wants dead Palestinians and news of tragedy to keep Gaza in the news cycle and to gain global sympathy, hoping for more incoming resources and donations for the Strip’s humanitarian and reconstruction needs that it could siphon. Additionally, Hamas has also been accused of obstructing construction projects intended to create safer communities for displaced Gazans in southern Gaza, prioritizing political control over humanitarian relief. This is a reminder that Gaza's suffering is not only a consequence of war. It is also the result of a fascist and ruthless governing power that repeatedly places its own interests above the welfare of the people it claims to represent. The same terror group that helped bring catastrophe upon Gaza continues to obstruct efforts to mitigate its consequences. As floodwaters sweep through displacement camps and families endure another winter in misery, the question is unavoidable: how many Palestinian lives could have been spared had Hamas allowed humanitarian, housing, and reconstruction efforts to proceed unimpeded?
8
Replying to @Tarek_Bae
REVEALED: The scandal surrounding Gaza's failed winterization efforts lays bare a grim reality: Hamas obstructed attempts to protect Palestinian civilians before the devastating winter storms that flooded tens of thousands of tents. Palestinian Authority employees inside Gaza have reported that professionals from the Ministries of Public Works and Relief Affairs were intimidated, summoned, and coerced by Hamas into signing pledges not to undertake humanitarian projects without the group's approval. According to their accounts, those who defied Hamas risked so-called "field justice," including beatings and worse. Several officials, including Najla Hammad, Ihab Al-Bahtiti, Khaled Abu Safiya, Wiam Aboul-Nasr, Dr. Adnan Hamouda, and Ahmed Abu Zaiter, have publicly stated that efforts to build more durable fiberglass housing and improve conditions for displaced civilians were blocked. Another example was a proposal that was put forward to demolish several heavily damaged towers which were at risk of collapse from rainwater after extensive bombardment. According to those involved, Hamas blocked the removal of the “Bank of Palestine Tower” in Gaza City's Rimal neighborhood, reportedly arguing that it would "collapse from the rain anyway." The terrorist group did not show any concern for the civilian lives that would be lost when the tower eventually collapses on its own, because it wants dead Palestinians and news of tragedy to keep Gaza in the news cycle and to gain global sympathy, hoping for more incoming resources and donations for the Strip’s humanitarian and reconstruction needs that it could siphon. Additionally, Hamas has also been accused of obstructing construction projects intended to create safer communities for displaced Gazans in southern Gaza, prioritizing political control over humanitarian relief. This is a reminder that Gaza's suffering is not only a consequence of war. It is also the result of a fascist and ruthless governing power that repeatedly places its own interests above the welfare of the people it claims to represent. The same terror group that helped bring catastrophe upon Gaza continues to obstruct efforts to mitigate its consequences. As floodwaters sweep through displacement camps and families endure another winter in misery, the question is unavoidable: how many Palestinian lives could have been spared had Hamas allowed humanitarian, housing, and reconstruction efforts to proceed unimpeded?
7
Shanty Elena 🌍 retweeted
No one asks for reparations from Arab Muslims. Think about that logically. The Arab-Muslim slave trade ran from 650 CE to the 20th century, over 1,300 years. Captives were chained and forced to walk for weeks across the Sahara. For every captive who reached the coast alive, five died on the march from the Great Lakes. Boys aged 9 to 12 were castrated to create eunuchs for harems and palaces. The procedure had a 60-90% mortality rate. For every eunuch who survived, 2 to 9 boys died of blood loss, infection, or shock. They were mutilated so they could never reproduce, so they could never have descendants. The Arab trade took two women for every man, for concubinage and domestic slavery. Babies born to Black slave women were routinely killed. Of 3,000 female slaves emancipated in Zanzibar, only 5% had ever given birth. Zanzibar, the largest slave market in the world, was handling 50,000 slaves a year at its peak in the 19th century. Slavery was not abolished in Saudi Arabia and Yemen until 1962, in Oman until 1970, or in Mauritania until 1981, and it was not made a crime there until 2007. Britain abolished the slave trade in 1807, and America abolished slavery in 1865. It was Western pressure that forced Zanzibar to close its market in 1873. If history were about justice, why is only one slave trade taught, only one race blamed, and only one civilization asked to pay? No reparations from Arab Muslims. No statues torn down. No apologies demanded. No school curriculum. No movies. No guilt. That is not an accident. That is how brainwashing works. That is how history manipulation and narrative engineering work. You are not taught history. You are taught what to feel guilty about and what to forget. t.me/fmazhindu
138
1,326
59
3,472
37,881
Shanty Elena 🌍 retweeted
Vooraan in De Rode Lijn wappert doodleuk de vlag van het PFLP; een organisatie die al sinds jaar en dag op de EU-terreurlijst staat. Niemand die er ook maar één seconde aanstoot aan neemt; het marcheert allemaal gezellig schouder aan schouder mee door Amsterdam. #RodeLijn
32
118
9
380
4,600
Shanty Elena 🌍 retweeted
Dit is het ware gezicht van Amnesty International Nederland! Directeur Dagmar Oudshoorn die broederlijk naast Amin Abou Rashed voorop loopt bij de Rode Lijn. Tegen de NOS verklaarde zij ook dat verheerlijking van Hamas toegestaan is aangezien dit vrijheid van meningsuiting is!!!
Amin Abou Rashed (Abou Eenarm) loopt voorop bij de Rode Lijn. #RodeLijn
69
177
15
459
6,483
Replying to @Erik__1972
AI: Museumplein has a usable area of about 40,000 m². At a density of 2–3 people per m², the square maxes out 80,000–120,000 ppl. Estimates, based on #RodeLijn images: 50.000 marchers. @NOS propageert altijd cijfers van AlJazeera en andere pro-Hamas orgs.
1
1
89
Shape-shifted Hitler Jugend. Kleine blonde jongetjes die al jong leren dat de enige Joodse staat de duivel is, 🇵🇸 Hamas moedig en de Palestijnen zielig. Het is echt om te kotsen.
6
Replying to @Esther_Voet
Europese 'welpen' van pro-Hamas 🇵🇸 Lobby. Hitler Jugend in een ander jasje. Je kunt niet vroeg genoeg beginnen met Jodenhaat en haat tegen het Judeo-Christelijke Westen, waar papa en mama in vrijheid en comfort leven. 🩸#RodeLijn Wall of Shame!
1
43
Replying to @KerenHirsch
AI: Museumplein has a usable area of about 40,000 m². At a density of 2–3 people per m², the square maxes out 80,000–120,000 ppl. Estimates, based on the image of #RodeLijn: 50.000 marchers. @NOS propageert weer cijfers van AlJazeera of pro-Hamas orgs.?
1
3
191
Replying to @HenkBakboord
Anton Mussert, Max Blokzijl, Rost van Tonningen, Geelkerken en Feldmeijer zouden zeker meelopen in de #RodeLijn 🇵🇸 HAmars. Shame on Amnesty, Oxfam Novib, AzG, en Pax ✝️, FPU, Greenpeace. ❌@PostcodeLoterij
1
1
89
Sánchez uses the Army against illegal immigration in Canarias. Not to STOP the invasion, but to FLY undocumented West Africans to Madrid, where Opposition @IdiazAyuso rules. Sanchez doesnt want "another Ceuta" pre-Elections abc.es/espana/canarias/sanch…
1
37
Shanty Elena 🌍 retweeted
Ik heb nog een meloen te schillen met Oxfam Novib en hun online campagne voor de Rode Lijn demonstratie. Waarom kan een NGO zo met andersdenkenden omgaan?🤔
65
315
16
1,103
23,443
Shanty Elena 🌍 retweeted
"Hitler had ook een bom op Auschwitz kunnen gooien, hij nam alleen de tijd om te vergassen." Zomaar een vergelijking van een medestander van Job Cohen vanmiddag op het Museumplein. De rechtvaardiging voor deze bizarre uitspraak? "Ik ben zelf Joods, dus ik weet er alles van." De morele ondergrens van De Rode Lijn zakt met de minuut dieper weg. #RodeLijn
145
273
31
1,022
50,544
Shanty Elena 🌍 retweeted
Ik trek een #BlauweLijn 🧿🪬🧿
Frits Barend: '"Zover zijn we dus in Nederland, 2026. Dat ik niet meer met Joodse vrienden voor de synagoge mag staan, want het is gevaarlijk." "In de synagoge, en dan wordt er na afloop gezegd: wil je meteen naar je auto lopen of naar je fiets lopen? Blijf niet in groepjes bij elkaar staan." "We moeten weer achterom kijken als Joden." - Ronit Palache heeft een hele mooie column deze week waarin ze zei: Ik ben zo verdrietig. Ik ben teleurgesteld. Ik had zo verwacht dat mensen om ons, de Joodse gemeenschap, heen zouden komen staan. "Ik wil hier gewoon als Nederlander leven. Ik wil niet achterom hoeven te kijken. En ook niet voor mijn vrouw en kinderen of voor mijn vrienden. Ik ben een gewone Nederlander." "Als alle vier op de bank ben ik niet anders, maar ik ben blijkbaar wel anders." "Ik fiets veel en dan heb ik een Israël shirt aan en mijn vrouw en kinderen zeggen: pap, is dat wel verstandig?" "In de media lijkt het net alsof wij het enige kwaad zijn. Ik hoef de regering van Israël niet te verdedigen. Ik hoef hier de regering van Schoof toch ook niet te verdedigen als ik in het buitenland kom?"
2
7
207