Meet Andrew Seal, one of the experts behind the IPC's new "Gaza famine" report.
A Senior Lecturer at University College London, Andrew is a fanatical anti-Israel activist who was already crying "genocide" as early as October 28, 2023.
But that's not all 🧵
First off, here you can see Andrew's name listed on the new IPC report, and a tweet from UCL tagging Andrew's X account, so we know it's him.
Now, onto business.
Here's Andrew coming to the Houthi terrorists' defense by suggesting that they were merely trying to enforce the Genocide Convention when attacking ships at sea
"The destruction of the state of Palestine by Jewish insurgents"
And here he suggested in November 2023 that the U.S. should threaten to cut off aid from Israel
Whining about nonexistent "apartheid" in Israel since 2019
Sharing Al Jazeera videos glorifying Palestinian terror groups like the Lion's Den
And finally, in response to a video of Hamas official Ghazi Hamad vowing to commit October 7th's again and again, Andrew responded that Hamas shouldn't have to be forced from power because Israel's also bad 🤷♂️
H/T to the brilliant @MarkZlochin for inspiring me to do this thread
This is Abdulkhaleq Abdulla, a senior fellow at Harvard’s Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs.
If I told you Abdulkhaleq loved dead Jews, would you believe me? 🧵
Abdulkhaleq holds a PhD from Georgetown, where he was also a Fulbright Scholar and visiting professor at the Center for Contemporary Arab Studies. He occasionally teaches at Qatar University.
I noticed him when I read his piece in The Hill yesterday.
Abdulkhaleq loves dead Jews.
On October 7th, he wrote that the mass slaughter of 1200 people was a "legitimate right" and that the perpetrators were "heroes of the resistance."
In light of the U.S. government’s insane decision to let Qatar open a military base on American soil, I’m re-upping my viral article from last week on the massive scope of Qatari influence in the U.S. — and its FARA activity in D.C. especially.
Let’s break down some key facts 🧵
Qatar is the single largest foreign funder of . universities at $6.3 billion. The D.C.-based Georgetown has received $1 billion since 2005.
Qatar's total U.S. footprint is $93.7B, including $30B in business investments, $29B in weapons purchases, $20B in energy projects, $8B for Al Udeid Air Base, and $6.3B in higher education.
Earlier today, an OSINT outfit called EekadFacts dropped a long thread naming @DahliaKurtz, @VividProwess, and little old me, among others, as part of a “demonization campaign” to link the Global Summud Flotilla to Hamas (which is true).
So, what do we know about EekadFacts? 🧵
Eeekad doesn’t have a website, and none of its employees are named anywhere. That said, Eekad's YouTube page lists it as based in the U.S.
Conversely, its Facebook page shows that Eekad is managed primarily from -- shock of shocks -- Qatar and Turkey.
These two countries, as you know, are the Hamas' primary bases of operation outside Gaza 👀
The New York Times, which has been busy smearing the late Charlie Kirk, found the time to run an op-ed by notorious, antisemitic, rape-denying, Hamas-loving @MustafaBarghou1.
This is gross, even for the Times. So let’s dive into some of his “greatest hits” 🧵
Firstly, he called October 7th a “glorious day of historic proportion."