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Since the start of the year, I have closely monitored internal communications between ISSP elements in Zamfara and bandit groups. Here are a few things I have found: Islamic State Woos Bandits, Communities in Nigeria’s Northwest
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I’m very excited to report that @reaktionbooks has scheduled publication of my book on the Sahel crises for April 2027. reaktionbooks.co.uk/work/the…
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An absolutely perfect example of progressive brain rot: western women are bigots for wanting women-only spaces, but Muslim men are celebrated for insisting on men-only spaces
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The Sokoto Caliphate in Nigeria had as many slaves as the US and abolished slavery four decades later.
Why isn’t the Sokoto Caliphate a world economic power? Are they white supremacists?
America was built on the institution of slavery. It is how America became a world economic power — the buying and selling of people being tied to the economy. That is effectively white supremacy, since it was a race-based system.
Fast forward to other economic policies that were guided by race — housing, employment, etc. There were rules that prevented Black people from equally participating in the free economy.
In fact, one of the most glaring features of American capitalism is racial inequality. The racial wealth gap exists because specific policies were put in place to suppress economic participation.
So yes, capitalism is tied to white supremacy.
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America's economy was not built on slavery. Enslaved labor produced roughly 10-13% of GNP around 1860, with cotton at 5-6%. U.S. dominance came from post-1865 Northern industrialization, long after abolition.
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Replying to @_stopdropnroll_ @AFP
Jihadists kidnapped and killed scores of people in an attack during Friday prayers in central Nigeria's Niger state, survivors and lawmakers told AFP Saturday, though some were able to escape during a clash with rival militants yahoo.com/news/world/article…
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"It should go without saying that Arday’s death is a terrible tragedy that no one should celebrate.
"At the same time, it is true to say that this tragedy was enabled by the psychological need among liberal elites for a black avatar of their guilt."
@coldxman on why the left needed to believe in Jason Arday's story.
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Getting my mind blown away by a new primary source on #BokoHaram, the recent serialised memoirs by Sudanese jihadist Adnan Absi, translated and made available by Rob Ashlar on his Substack substack.com/home/post/p-201…. A thread.
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The UK’s justice system evolved in a high-trust society. For a variety of reasons, we now live in a low-trust society. That transition has happened very fast.
The challenge is this: how do we adapt our justice system to a low-trust society without losing hard-won rights and freedoms?
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I read a comment on this thread yesterday (no credit to me) that said…why does the male relative have enough cash to buy the child bride but not enough decency to help out financially to stop his relatives from starving. Whoever made that comment should be replacing the journalist who wrote this piece.
Selling children to survive: Afghan fathers forced to make impossible choices bbc.in/49UQzLU
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BBC has mislead audience by trying to create sympathy for fathers who sell daughters. Mothers’ voices are absent too . Selling very young daughter is an old Afghan tradition. Their new laws endorse that legally .
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‘Adoration at the Emirates’, Arsenal FC, Emirates Stadium (2014) by Ed Gray
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Why doesn’t this BBC story examine why there’s a market for fathers selling their young daughters to other men in the first place? What a strange omission - it’s like the reality that these girls are being sold as child brides to be raped by adult men is invisible or something.
Selling children to survive: Afghan fathers forced to make impossible choices bbc.in/49UQzLU
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
BBC has mislead audience by trying to create sympathy for fathers who sell daughters. Mothers’ voices are absent too . Selling very young daughter is an old Afghan tradition. Their new laws endorse that legally .
independent.co.uk/world/child-ma…
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"Night Life in Kano" — TRUST, 1975
"Kano is one of the grooviest cities in Nigeria today. A visit to most of the nightclubs will convince anyone that show business is flourishing in this ancient city. Women don't cling too much to men. You will always see unaccompanied women just out to enjoy themselves."
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my investigation, which documents how the boko haram army was formed, trained, and organized, as well as the sociological factors that made that kind of radicalisation possible, is out now at @HumAngle_.
you can read it here:
#TheBHarmy
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Any TV News interviewer who wants to ask Zack Polanski whether this is a "perception of unsafety or actual unsafety", be my fucking guest.
We are deeply saddened and shocked by the senseless attack in the early hours of this morning at the Hatzola Northwest ambulance base.
Hatzola NW, along with all Hatzola organisations, provides life-saving services without discrimination, regardless of faith or background. It is extremely distressing and difficult to comprehend that such a vital service could be targeted and attacked in such a way.
We are working closely with the police and relevant support agencies to ensure the safety and security of our premises and resources, so that we can continue to respond swiftly to emergencies.































