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Feminism has somehow become both a political movement and a word used to “Stereotype” and “Stigmatize” women who are labeled as such. Let’s take some time to separate the actual ideology from the internet caricature. 🧵
كلمة واحدة كمان من اي بني ادم بيقول "دا كلام عالنت" ولا "دول بوتات" و "مفيش الكلام دا في الحقيقة" هطلع دين ابوكم
بالإضافة طبعًا للراجل المصري اللي اتحبس حرفيًا عشان عمل شير لبوست الأزهر اللي "بيدعو للاتجاه للحلول الدبلوماسية بدلًا من الحرب"
بطلو انبطاح يا عديمين الكرامة
I think this is the perfect timing for you guys to give us back our Egyptian artifacts back.
déjà vu
🇫🇷 FLASH - Les couvre-feux ne s’appliqueront qu’aux mineurs. (via @Florian_Tardif)
🇩🇪 Hundreds rally in Berlin against military conscription
Hundreds of people took part in a protest rally against military service and rearmament in central Berlin on October 2.
"If the government or those old men decide once again that they have to go to war, they can go themselves," says one protester.
Europe is witnessing a wave of protests, from economic grievances and the cost of living to corruption, austerity, and political discontent. Here’s a breakdown of what’s happening across EU and non-EU countries, what people are demanding, and why.🧵
It is said to be inspired by recent French student protests.
Slogans focus no conscription, better schools, against social cuts, Free Palestine and “against German politics.”
Britain 🇬🇧 — EU (Significant But Not Major)
On 10 October, thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters marched through central London, calling for sanctions against Israel and an end to British arms sales.
Albania 🇦🇱 — Non-EU (Severe)
On 13 October, students began taking to the streets of Tirana over poor university conditions, limited job opportunities and alleged government corruption. It grew into a broader anti-gov movement demanding Prime Minister Rama’s resignation.
After her death in hospital, protests erupted demanding rent protections, an end to evictions and restrictions on investment funds buying residential properties.
Portugal 🇵🇹 — EU (Significant But Not Major)
On 17 October, tens of thousands took to the streets of Lisbon to protest soaring living costs and the deepening housing crisis.
Belgium 🇧🇪 — EU (Localized Clashes)
On 17 October, students took to the streets of Brussels to protest rising education costs and reforms they fear will make higher education less accessible.










