RT: @garyseconomics Do bond markets control the government?

RT: @DropSiteNews 🚨URGENT: Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya’s life is in immediate danger, Physicians for Human Rights Israel and his lawyer warned Saturday, after a prison visit revealed the director of Kamal Adwan Hospital bearing fresh, severe injuries to his head, eyes, ears, and neck, so disfigured his own attorney initially struggled to recognize him.

🔹Attorney Nasser Odeh, who saw Abu Safiya Thursday at the underground Rakefet interrogation facility in Nitzan Prison, said he arrived shackled hand and foot, escorted by masked guards, struggling to breathe and speak, unable to sit upright, and repeatedly on the verge of losing consciousness.

🔹Abu Safiya told him that after his Supreme Court appeal was heard June 10, four or five guards entered his solitary cell at Ganot Prison and beat him with a hammer and batons, and that since his June 24 transfer to Rakefet he has been beaten daily, losing consciousness several times without receiving medical treatment.

🔹“This is the last time you will see me,” he told his lawyer. “They brought me here to kill me. I don’t see myself surviving. This is the end.”

🔹PHRI notes the escalation in torture began directly after Abu Safiya challenged his detention in court. He has been held without charge since December 27, 2024, under Israel’s Unlawful Combatants Law.

🔹The group has appealed to Israel’s attorney general and prison service demanding his immediate transfer, an independent medical examination, and an urgent judicial visit “before it is too late.”

Photo: Amnesty International

RT: @Vanessa_ABee all four grandparents born abroad btw

RT: @JamesSurowiecki I wonder if Stephen Miller read the Declaration of Independence today and noticed that among the grievances the Founders listed is the fact that King George impeded "the naturalization of Foreigners" and refused to encourage the migration of foreigners to the U.S.

@GunnerPuls It’s in the eyes but he never won a World Cup

@GunnerPuls Paulo Maldini

RT: @SaulStaniforth Portes "Theres a lot of nonsense talked, including on Sky, about the spiralling welfare bill.. as a proportion of our national income.. its lower than it was 15yrs ago & its pretty much back to what it was under Thatcher.. this idea its out of control is just wrong"

Spot on!

RT: @NadiaWhittomeMP “They brought me here to kill me. I don’t see myself surviving. This is the end.”

These are the words of Dr Hussam Abu Safiya, director of a major Gaza hospital, who has been detained in Israeli prisons without charge since 2024 and whose life is thought to be in imminent danger.

He has reported suffering daily beatings, sometimes resulting in loss of consciousness, and has new, severe injuries to his head, neck, ears and eye area. He is so weak that he struggles to sit upright without falling.

The UK government must demand Dr Hussam Abu Safiya’s immediate release and for him to receive urgent medical treatment.

RT: @MattsIdeaShop 250 years ago today.

RT: @JordanUhl Trump is watching the Fox News feed of himself watching Fox News

RT: @micyoung75 The exchange that should travel further than the clip itself is Boll's own framing, not Hasan's. Asked to account for a scene where his protagonist murders a family, the director's response was a question back: were they all criminals? That's not an argument about the film. That's the film's own logic, live and unscripted, coming out of the person who made it.

Musk didn't misread this movie when he called the murders the moderate response. He read it correctly. The director just confirmed on camera that the justification for on screen violence against migrants is whether Boll personally judges the victims deserving. That's the exact premise Hasan flagged when this story first broke, and now it's on record from Boll himself instead of inferred from the film.

Piers Morgan hosting this exchange matters too. This isn't a clip from a fringe podcast. It aired live, uncensored, with the director given every chance to clarify and choosing instead to ask a journalist to justify a fictional massacre.

What the f*ck is he talking about? Harold Wilson won 3 majorities for Labour (one of them a landslide): in 1964, 1966, and October 1974. And he was a far better prime minister than Starmer!

RT: @MacFarlaneNews This is a mess

"When members of Congress come I always say, welcome to Israel, the 436th Congressional District of the U.S."

If a critic of Israel says this, it's antisemitic.

But Ambassador Mike Huckabee can say it and it's a compliment.
https://responsiblestatecraft.org/mike-huckabee-israel-jerusalem/

RT: @WendellPierce Today, July 4, 2026, the 250th anniversary of America

Bolivia has a better record! Sorry my friend but this is a rare moment where your receipts don’t back you up.

“Strikingly, the countries in first and second place are Bolivia and Ethiopia—two weaker teams who also happen to play almost all their home games at extremely high altitude, in La Paz and Addis Ababa. While we can’t call this scientific proof of anything, and of course there are lots of other ways of doing the analysis, that’s a pretty clear signal that altitude might well confer a strong home advantage.”

https://fullfact.org/sport/mexico-england-world-cup-home-advantage/

RT: @Ibra_official From another planet

RT: @HeerJeet One reason why Israel is losing the war of public opinion is that leading Zionist like Levin often and openly advocate the mass slaughter of civilians.

RT: @Simon_Nixon What a pity that it took an @guardian scoop that holed Farage below the waterline for the right-wing media to start investigating properly this deeply compromised grifter who has exercised such a destructive hold over British politics for a quarter of a century…

RT: @prem_thakker I’m crying they’re about to January 6th Trump’s own party