🧵THREAD🧵 (or how Israel wages war on foreign universities): On November 15th @DukeU's student government rescinded recognition of campus group Students Supporting Israel after it publicly targeted another student who said the move meant "my school supports settler colonialism."
The @DukeU SSI chapter (dozens at unis across US) posted screenshot of tweet to its Instagram and attacked her for it, in blatant breach of student government rules, then apologized publicly, then deleted apology, then appealed decision, which was upheld despite "pressure"...
In response, an ACT.IL WhatsApp group, which corrals users to oppose criticism of Israel online + directs them to like/comment on/share pro-Zionist material, yesterday directed its followers to sign a petition calling for SSI’s reinstatement.
Note, the post falsely branded the student’s “settler colonialism” remark was “anti-semitic”. The change.org petition now has almost 2,600 signatures, with the website noting once that reaches 5,000, the petition “is more likely to get picked up by local news.”
That slanderous petition was promoted via equally slanderous misleading articles @Sabrisun_Miller wrote for Daily Telegraph, Jewish Chronicle and Times of Israel. It got nearly 10,000 signatures, which meant it was “more likely to get a reaction from the decision maker!”
David of course sacked at start of October by @BristolUni, although he’s appealing decision – given two separate legal inquiries completely exonerated him of anti-Semitism, if that fails, they’ve surely been gotten to…
Small snapshot of how Zionist state secretly mobilises assets to create synthetic backlash pressuring institutions + stifling criticism of its destruction of Palestine and genocide of its people. Existence of networks cannot be branded conspiracy theory let alone anti-Semitic.
Especially relevant to consider given IMPRESS ruling which found @skwawkbox and @TheCanaryUK completely innocent of publishing anti-Semitic content. Those smears levelled solely due to their critical reporting of Israel's illegal activity severely damaged their reach and income.
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🧵: Huge. Due to mass public opposition to increased member defence spending 'agreed' at the NATO conference, Slovenia will now hold a referendum on NATO membership. This could have far-reaching consequences across the alliance.
Referendum only consultative (so results can be ignored), and accompanying campaign will inevitably be subject to intensive Anglo-American meddling. But it puts question of NATO membership on the table at a time many Europeans are questioning whether they want to be part of it.
It is forgotten/unknown that in many cases, enrolling countries in NATO has required intensive skullduggery. This is particularly the case in the former Yugoslavia, due to NATO's central role in its destruction. Slovenians have never been overly enthusiastic about the alliance.
🧵: Fars reporting US bases are now in Iran's firing line. Vulnerability of America's military installations in West Asia was, I suspescted, a major deterrent to Israel striking Iran. Well, it wasn't, and now they may have fucked up big time.
In September 2024, the Jewish Institute for National Security of America, a powerful and shadowy Zionist lobby organisation, published an illuminating report on how most US bases in West Asia were within easy, rapid firing distance of Iranian missiles, and basically defenceless.
JINSA estimated it would take "five minutes or less for missiles launched from Iran" to hit America's West Asian bases. Any jets parked there are toast. And Iran's ability to "overwhelm" missile defence systems was "very real". We may be about to see this happen. Popcorn ready!
🧵: So @SabriSun_Miller, a Zionist operative at The Daily Mail, is emailing bands due to perform at Glastonbury, inviting them to denounce @kneecapceol's Palestine solidarity, or boycott the festival outright due to the group performing. Let's dig into her sordid history...
.@SabriSun_Miller was a core component of a Zionist lobby effort to get @Tracking_Power fired from Bristol University on bogus allegations of antisemitism. They succeeded, despite multiple internal reviews clearing him of any wrongdoing whatsoever.
@SabriSun_Miller @Tracking_Power On top of publishing numerous libelous, false articles in the mainstream and student media about how Jewish students at Bristol felt unsafe due to @Tracking_Power teaching classes on Zionist propaganda, Sabrina also wrote an article advocating for legalising bestiality.
🧵: There was no Russian invasion in 2014 and Ukraine's "NATO path" was agreed under Yushchenko (installed via NED coup in 2004), but a common Ultra talking point is there was no risk of Kiev joining because the public didn't support it. Let's dig into why this is irrelevant:
Montenegro joined NATO in 2017 despite overwhelming public and political opposition, following a CIA/MI6 false flag coup. In 2020, under a third of voters backed membership. Yet the Montenegrin government won't dare even discuss withdrawing.
Macedonia was forced into NATO in 2019 in the most corrupt manner imaginable, following an MI6/Soros/USAID coup, which required changing the country's name to "North Macedonia", opposed by over 80% of the population.
🧵: FT has broken cover and reported police are investigating *possible* Russian involvement in arson attacks targeting Keir Starmer. However, the article is full of weird caveats and acknowledgements indicating there is zero evidence for this and the case is deeply mysterious...
Police say the Ukrainian trio "conspired" with "others unknown". It's not clarified how they've concluded this. Meanwhile, a prosecutor has said the "alleged" (!) conspiracy is currently "unexplained".
None of the suspects exhibited "any ideological affinity with Russia", with one even posting "celebratory images of Ukrainian soldiers". Where? Might they have posted anything else relevant to determining why they did this and who they were "conspiring" with? It's not clear...
🧵: Having reflected a lot on Kosovo lately due to the anniversary of NATO's criminal bombing, I'm struck by what an anachronism the wannabe country is today. It is the most pro-US place on Earth and constantly building yet more statues of its imperial masters. In 2025.
Many European citizens, and their leaders, despite knowing they're ultimately beholden to and captured by the US, are increasingly sceptical about US global leadership and *thinking* about pulling away, even if they're so entangled it's basically impossible. But not Kosovo.
Visit Pristina today. You'll see US and British flags everywhere, countless streets and squares namessafter officials involved in the bombing, statues of Blair and Clinton, signs thanking NATO...there's a *bit* of this elsewhere in C/E Europe but nothing remotely near this scale.