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Lanre Lawal retweeted
🇺🇳🗣️ Hong Kong legislator Dominic Lee just called out the US, UK, and NATO at the UN Human Rights Council.
"Preaching human rights while letting Israel get away with genocide."
"The blood of Palestinians and Iranians is on their hands."
A voice from Asia. Speaking truth to power. In Geneva. For the world to hear.
"What moral authority does the United States have? A country ruled by the Epsteinists."
The files are out. The connections are clear. The empire has no right to lecture anyone.
Palestinians dead. Iranians bombed. The West funds it all. Then preaches morality.
Dominic Lee said it. The chamber heard it. History will record it.
Double standards. Mass death. Zero accountability. The speech is over. The truth remains.
Lanre Lawal retweeted
They raped a man.
They gang-raped him.
They raped him so brutally that he had to be hospitalized.
Doctors documented the injuries.
The video of the assault was leaked.
Now the rapists are free.
This is not just unlawful and immoral. It is sick!
#ThisIsIsrael
Israel dropped charges against 5 IDF soldiers who were caught on camera beating and raping a Palestinian prisoner.
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Lanre Lawal retweeted
Israel gunned down 15 emergency workers in Gaza with 900 bullets.
Then buried their bodies in a mass grave under crushed ambulances.
Not combatants. Not militants.
Medics, humanitarian workers, lifesavers.
This was deliberate execution.
Forensic probe finds Israeli forces shot Gaza medics at point blank range, fired over 900 rounds
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A joint investigation by Forensic Architecture and Earshot—published by Drop Site News—has concluded that Israeli forces fired more than 900 bullets at a convoy of clearly marked emergency workers in Tal al-Sultan, southern Gaza, killing 15 aid personnel during a two-hour assault on 23 March 2025. The victims included eight members of the Palestine Red Crescent Society, six Palestinian Civil Defense workers, and one UN staff member. The findings, based on audio analysis, video evidence, satellite imagery, and survivor testimony, indicate that several aid workers were shot at close range, some from as little as one meter away.
The reconstruction shows Israeli soldiers positioned on elevated ground with a clear line of sight to ambulances and rescue vehicles with emergency lights activated. At least 93 percent of the recorded gunfire was directed at the convoy, with the majority of shots fired within five and a half minutes and at least eight shots fired at point blank range. Investigators say troops advanced toward the vehicles while shooting and carried out what they described as execution-style killings. The bodies were later discovered in a mass grave, and the vehicles were crushed and buried under sand.
Israel’s military initially issued conflicting accounts before concluding in an internal inquiry that the incident resulted from operational failures and poor visibility, rejecting allegations of execution and recommending no criminal charges. The report’s authors and legal experts say the evidence points to serious violations of international humanitarian law and reflects a broader pattern of attacks on protected medical personnel amid ongoing concerns over accountability.
Lanre Lawal retweeted
BBC World Service compiled evidence on 160 cases of children shot in Gaza by the IDF
It found that in 95 cases (60%) the child was shot in the head or heart
In most cases the victim was under 12
And you will never see this on CNN or FOX evening news xitter.cf/Nadira_ali12/status/20…
Lanre Lawal retweeted
Who believed that "if they only released the hostages"? Who believed in the ceasefire?
After killing 500+ people in about 3 months, Israel- armed and supported by the US - continues its genocide in Gaza undisturbed.
Don't let it become the new normal. Stand up against genocide!
Lanre Lawal retweeted
⚠️ Reuters has now confirmed what many suspected.
In early 2024, U.S. diplomats blocked internal cables describing northern Gaza as an “Apocalyptic Wasteland.” The reports included harrowing details: human bones scattered in the streets, bodies left abandoned in cars, & a total collapse of access to food, clean water, and medical aid.
These cables were not speculation. They were based on first-hand field observations from U.N. agencies & humanitarian workers on the ground.
So why were they blocked?
Because they were considered “too graphic.”
Because they “lacked balance.”
Because they might make Israel look bad.
Senior officials at the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem, including Ambassador Jack Lew & Deputy Chief Stephanie Hallett, stopped the reports from reaching higher levels of the U.S. government. They feared the cables would contradict the administration’s public narrative & disrupt ongoing political cover for Israel’s actions in Gaza.
According to former officials, humanitarian experts were sidelined, ignored, & outright dismissed. Inside meetings, the question from officials was not how to respond to starvation, but reportedly, “Where are all the skinny kids?”
This was not merely policy misjudgment, but complicity on a grand scale.
The Biden administration had access to concrete evidence of mass death, starvation, & social collapse. Instead of sounding the alarm, it chose to suppress the truth to preserve its political position.
They did not just ignore the warnings. They buried them.
Let that sink in.
An exclusive by @mokhbersahafi
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Lanre Lawal retweeted
Former Israeli MP Moshe Feiglin on Israel's most watched news show:
"As Hitler said, 'I cannot live if one Jew is left,' we can't live here if one [Palestinian] remains in Gaza.”
When people tell you who they are, believe them
Zionism is the new Nazism
Lanre Lawal retweeted
Is the Nobel truly about peace, or has it become a pawn in power plays?
In today's geopolitically charged world, it's hard to ignore the patterns emerging around Nobel Prize awardees and their roles in international politics. The once-prestigious award, meant to honor true contributions to peace and humanity, now raises eyebrows with its apparent ties to regime change operations. As we've seen, Nobel laureates are increasingly positioned at the forefront of political upheavals, often aligned with Western interests, particularly those of the USA's Deep State, now under the influence of the megalomaniac leadership of Donald Trump, who has openly embraced aggressive foreign policies.
1. Take Bangladesh, for instance - Nobel Peace Prize winner #MuhammadYunus (2006 for microfinance) stepped in as interim chief adviser following the ousting of Sheikh Hasina in 2024. What started as a celebrated economic innovator's story has morphed into controversy, with Yunus's administration accused of rights abuses, extrajudicial killings, and an Islamist-leaning tilt. Critics argue this "transition" bears the hallmarks of orchestrated destabilization, with Yunus's Nobel credentials providing a veneer of legitimacy to what some call a US-backed regime shift.
2. Then there's Venezuela - Opposition leader María Corina Machado, awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2025, has been a vocal critic of the #Maduro regime. Barred from elections, she's amassed international support and even directly appealed to Trump for intervention. Her prize came amid escalating tensions, fueling speculation that the Nobel is being weaponized to bolster anti-government forces and push for regime change in oil-rich nations resistant to US influence.
3. In Myanmar, Aung San Suu Kyi's 1991 Nobel Peace Prize propelled her as a symbol of democracy against military rule. She rose to power in 2015, but her tenure was marred by controversies, including the #Rohingya crisis, before a 2021 coup ousted her. While her story highlights the prize's role in elevating pro-democracy figures, it also underscores how such awards can intersect with broader geopolitical strategies, including US efforts to counter Chinese influence in Southeast Asia.
4. This isn't isolated, the pattern extends to Europe and other parts of South Asia. In Europe, think of Lech Wałęsa (Poland, 1983 Nobel), whose Solidarity movement helped dismantle communist regimes during the Cold War, often with covert US support. Or Mikhail Gorbachev (1990 Nobel), whose reforms led to the Soviet Union's dissolution, aligning with Western objectives. In South Asia, beyond Yunus, figures like Kailash Satyarthi (India, 2014 Nobel for child rights) have influenced social reforms, but the broader narrative questions if these awards subtly advance regime-softening agendas.
5. The question is- Are Nobel Prize awardees being co-opted or even selected, for their potential in regime change operations by the USA Deep State, led by the new Dictator Megalomaniac Donald Trump? With Trump's administration ramping up "America First" interventions, from Latin America to Asia, the Nobel Committee's choices seem increasingly politicized. Articles and analyses, like those from Eurasia Review and BBC, highlight how prizes to Yunus and Machado coincide with political crises, suggesting a tool for engineering change rather than pure peacemaking.
It's time for global citizens to scrutinize these awards beyond the glamour. #NobelPrize #RegimeChange #USDeepState #DonaldTrump #Geopolitics #Bangladesh #Venezuela #Myanmar #DictatorTrump 👇
Oh, My Dear @NobelPrize Committee, how could we possibly delay any longer? Kindly please give #NobelPeacePrize to #DonaldTrump @realDonaldTrump for his massive and huge following achievements (also watch below attached 4clips & thread) : 👇
1. In this glittering age of "stable geniuses" and midnight tweets, I implore you, nay, demand you to rush, sprint, teleport if necessary, and slap that Nobel Peace Prize right onto the spray-tanned lapel of Megalomaniac Dictator Donald J. Trump. Because, truly, who else has so brilliantly redefined "peace" as a chaotic blend of invasions, kidnappings, bombings, shady deals, economic bullying, and playground taunts? It's not warmongering; it's "winning" on a global scale! Let's unpack his "noble" feats, shall we? They're like a greatest hits album of international blunders, remixed for maximum sarcasm.
2. Starting strong with the Venezuela extravaganza: Invading a sovereign nation? Chef's kiss! Swooping in like a discount conquistador to "secure" their oil while forcing them to buy only American widgets with their own cash, pure "art of the deal" magic. And kidnapping the Venezuelan President? Inspired! Why bother with boring old diplomacy when you can turn world leaders into pawns in your personal game of thrones? It's not abduction; it's just "relocating talent" to Mar-a-Lago for some unsolicited advice.
3. Then there's the Iran bombing bonanza,spectacular! Dropping explosives faster than you can say "fake news" because, apparently, peace means preemptively turning tensions into craters. Evidence? Who needs it when you've got "gut feelings" and Fox News? It's the kind of "tough stance" that leaves the world wondering if the Nobel is for Peace or Pyrotechnics.
4. Oh, but the crooked, mysterious deals with terrorist-hotbed havens like Pakistan, Syria, and Qatar? Masterclass in grift! Twisting alliances into family business opportunities, maybe a Trump-branded resort amid the ruins, or exclusive licensing for golden toilets in bunkers? These aren't shadowy pacts benefiting the Trump empire at the expense of global security; they're "smart business" that keeps the world safe... for profit margins. Who knew "peace" could fund so many golf courses?
5. And let's not forget the bullying of India with those "stupid tariffs",brilliant! Slapping on trade barriers that sound tough but, plot twist, get paid by American consumers in the end. It's like robbing Peter to pay Paul, except Peter's your own voters and Paul's your ego. "America First," indeed first in line for higher prices on everything from motorcycles to mangoes. What a way to "protect" the economy: by making your citizens foot the bill for your vendettas.
6. Finally, the cherry on this clown sundae: speaking like a cheap joker, making childish fun of PM Narendra Modi. Priceless! Mimicking accents, tossing out nicknames like a third-grader on recess, because nothing screams "statesman" like turning international summits into stand-up comedy roasts. "Namaste" meets "you're fired," all while pretending it's "just locker room talk." How "presidential" to belittle a leader of 1.4 billion people; it's not immaturity, it's "straight talk" from the man who can't spell "covfefe."
7. Nobel Committee, act now! This titan of turmoil has earned his prize through sheer audacity. Ignore the naysayers calling it authoritarianism, recklessness, or just plain idiocy, they're all "haters and losers." Award him before he "makes peace great again" by turning the ceremony into a pay-per-view rally. The world is "tremendously" grateful... or at least entertained by the Trump childish and stupid circus. #NobelForTrump #PeaceThroughChaos #NobelPrize
Lanre Lawal retweeted
Why is it acceptable to Western Powers for the Terrorist State of Israel to have Nuclear weapons..? Why do they never talk about it..?
Lanre Lawal retweeted
European leaders:
“Don’t see any international law issue over Gaza genocide”
European leaders:
“Don’t see any international law issue over the kidnap of Maduro”
European leaders:
“US cannot just take Greenland. It will be a breach of international law”
SEE the problem here?
Lanre Lawal retweeted
If Xi Jinping invaded Taiwan right now, and toppled the president there, on what grounds would the United States object? Or have any credibility to say anything?
Lanre Lawal retweeted
"Gaddafi gave me his resignation letter. The US didn't want Gaddafi to resign, they wanted to KILL him. They wanted control of his oil, and they wanted control of his wealth"
-- Curt Weldon, former US congressman who led three delegations to Libya
Lanre Lawal retweeted
FIFA, under Gianni Infantino, gave Trump its first-ever “Peace Award.”
Since then, Trump has bombed Nigeria, Somalia and Venezuela, and rolled out the red carpet for Netanyahu, the man responsible for the genocide in Palestine.
Lanre Lawal retweeted
Can we take a moment to recognise the role of the Nobel Committee in awarding this year's Peace Prize to Trump's favourite Venezuelan, Maria Corina Machado?
Without their efforts, it would have been far harder to whitewash the US illegal invasion, the kidnapping of a sitting president, and the murder of an as-yet-unknown number of Venezuelans.
Lanre Lawal retweeted
"I look for the day when there will be an investigation on the role of Western corporate media in this genocide. Because this is not a genocide that has been just overlooked. This is a genocide that has been justified and enabled by the media." @FranceskAlbs
#GazaGenocide #media
Lanre Lawal retweeted
“Trump's Venezuela Attack: It’s All About the Oil, Stupid!”
Here are five times Donald Trump himself admitted that illegally attacking Venezuela and toppling Nicolás Maduro was aimed at seizing the country’s massive oil reserves.
My latest for Zeteo: zeteo.com/p/venezuela-attack…
Lanre Lawal retweeted
The Empire strikes back, not just to grab oil and other riches but, fundamentally, to hide its own weakness at home – and to prepare the ground for subjugating its own people, in Chicago, Portland, NYC etc. Meanwhile, a vassal Europe watches in silence... theguardian.com/world/live/2…
Lanre Lawal retweeted
It's taken the BBC two years to catch up with the "news" that Israeli snipers have been systematically shooting young children in the head in Gaza.
Maybe sometime in 2030 they'll notice legal scholars long ago concluded that Israel has committed genocide in Gaza.
