Saturday, March 02, 2019

Some Tweets from Sarah Abdallah


  •   Retweeted
     2 hours ago
    In less than one week, 154 US military veterans have committed suicide. That's almost one every 60 minutes, EVERY. SINGLE. DAY. War-Criminals, like John Bolton, send young men and women to commit atrocities based on lies and propaganda...then they return and realise the truth...
    In less than one week, over 600 military members have acknowledged their sworn duty to defend the Venezuela Constitution and the legitimate President, Juan Guaido.
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  •   Retweeted
     5 hours ago
    FREE ASSANGE RALLIES in AUSTRALIA TODAY!! Sun March 3rd SYDNEY 2pm BRISBANE 1pm WATCH live stream around the world! Australian journalists tell the TRUTH about the brutal political persecution of their colleague Julian Assange Details⤵
    Rallies called to in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane. Demand that the Australian government acts!
    13 replies212 retweets266 likes
     
     
  •  5 hours ago
    If this footage was from Russia, Syria, or Venezuela, rather than France today, it would be televised incessantly all across our mainstream media.
    77 replies1,280 retweets1,510 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     10 hours ago
    John Bolton, by this reasoning, should arrest himself and ship himself to the Hague for the support he gives Saudi despots, Egyptian tyrants, and a whole slew of other repressive rulers he has actively and aggressively supported and praised throughout his life:
    Those who continue to support a dictator that violates human rights and steals from the starving should not be allowed to walk around with impunity. The United States will continue to take appropriate action against Maduro and those aligned with him.
    59 replies770 retweets1,854 likes
     
     
  •  11 hours ago
    Tear gas flies in Paris, France, as protesters hit the streets for the 16th consecutive weekend.
    26 replies675 retweets788 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     12 hours ago
    The claim that sanctions on only hurt a handful of top officials is completely false. Sanctions fall hardest on society's poorest. In Iraq, they killed over 500K children. Even The Economist admitted that sanctions lead to starvation.
    197 replies1,499 retweets2,228 likes
     
     
  •  12 hours ago
    Final report on the chemical attack in Syria’s Douma by the OPCW: Only chlorine found. No sarin or any other nerve agents. In other words: The media lied, and the US, UK and France used their lies as a pretext to bomb Syria. WMDs in Iraq all over again.
    68 replies936 retweets1,170 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     Mar 1
    THIS RALLY tomorrow will be highly informative! Australian journalists John Pilger & James Cogan have been closely following/accurately reporting the TRUTH of my son's brutal political persecution for many years! You can WATCH from anywhere in the world!
    You can join, around the world, the March 3 Sydney rally. You can listen and comment on as James Cogan, John Pilger, Professor Stuart Rees and a young socialist demand Australian government action to free Julian Assange.…
    15 replies531 retweets719 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     Mar 1
    Winner of the most ballsy backpedaling/gaslighting award over Russiagate Conspiracy Theory has got to be this CNN hack who is now Blaming His Audience For Believing His Own Reporting! Can’t make this shit up. And you wonder why people get their news from jagoff comedians.
    Mueller's report will almost certainly disappoint you, and it's not his fault. It's your fault for buying into Trump's false narrative that it is Mueller's' job to prove "collusion," a nearly impossible bar for any prosecutor to clear.…
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    105 replies1,045 retweets2,817 likes
     
     
  •  Mar 1
    Tulsi Gabbard: This foreign policy of regime change wars, of going around overthrowing and toppling countries we don’t like, is costing us trillions of dollars, causing more suffering in the countries where we go and wage these wars, and is undermining our own national security.
    200 replies1,379 retweets3,046 likes
     
     
  •  Feb 28
    How about we discuss George Bush Sr. and Jr. destroying Iraq, killing and displacing millions, giving rise to ISIS, and destabilizing the entire Middle East for decades to come, instead of making them out to be some lovable characters from a family-friendly sitcom? Thanks.
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    A political legacy 60 years in the making. These Bush family campaign ads will take you back in time as three generations begin their fight for political power. premieres Sunday at 9p ET/PT on CNN
    95 replies849 retweets1,588 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     Feb 28
    The US must always be willing to meet with our adversaries in pursuit of peace, but our history of regime change war and breaking agreements undermines our credibility. This is why Kim doesn't trust us.
    390 replies1,597 retweets5,610 likes
     
     
  •  Feb 27
    John McCain was a violator of human rights across the globe who fiercely promoted war, sanctions and regime change. Iraq, Libya, Syria, Ukraine, Yemen and many other countries bear the scars of his fanatical interventionism. What planet are you living on?
    John McCain was a champion for human rights across the globe who fiercely promoted the dignity and rights of all people. We’re proud to honor his legacy with a resolution creating the John S. McCain III Human Rights Commission.
    164 replies1,559 retweets3,491 likes
     
     
  •  Feb 27
    Almost everyday tens of thousands of protesters hit the streets in Venezuela to oppose US intervention and meddling. But these people don’t exist according to the pro-war mainstream media.
    85 replies1,537 retweets2,143 likes
     
     
  •  Feb 27
    When will Madeleine Albright apologize for declaring “it was worth it” to murder half a million children in Iraq as a result of brutal sanctions?
    Madeleine Albright apologizes to Mitt Romney for underestimating Putin: "We forget we’re dealing with a KGB agent"
    171 replies1,285 retweets2,608 likes
     
     
  •  Feb 26
    Cool story. Did you ask Obama why he bombed Libya back to the stone age, and handed it over to jihadist fanatics who now sell Black Africans and migrants in open air slave markets or nah?
    This picture was taken in my library with in 2015. I bought these chairs at auction. They were once owned by Abraham Lincoln. We sat in them and had an incredible conversation. This post is to celebrate Black…
    133 replies1,515 retweets3,243 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     Feb 26
    This is exactly right. They accused opponents of the Iraq War of supporting Saddam. They accused opponents of US involvement in the war in Libya of supporting Gaddafi. They accuse opponents of US intervention in Syria of being pro-Assad. Same scummy tactic now used for Maduro:
    Just because you don’t support military intervention against an authoritarian regime does not mean you support that authoritarian regime. The effort to obscure this obvious truth is one of the most insidious forces in US politics.
    77 replies1,005 retweets2,648 likes
     
     
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  •   Retweeted
     Feb 25
    We promised Libya’s dictator Gaddafi that if he gave up his nuke program, we wouldn’t overthrow him. He gave them up, and we blew him away. NK’s Kim won’t make the same mistake. Just another negative consequence of short-sighted regime-change war policies
    1,540 replies6,265 retweets20,623 likes
     
     
  •  Feb 25
    “Lift the sanctions if you care about the Venezuelan people. Do not invade Venezuela. The last thing they need is Elliott Abrams and John Bolton stomping all over their country with heavy boots.” Thank you Roger Waters.
    102 replies1,689 retweets3,373 likes
     
     
  •  Feb 25
    You have to be either gullible or disingenuous to think the likes of Bolton and Abrams, war criminals responsible for the suffering of millions of Iraqis and Latin Americans, just innocently want to send “humanitarian aid” to help “liberate” the people of Venezuela. 🙄
    The people of Venezuela are enduring a serious humanitarian crisis. The Maduro government must put the needs of its people first, allow humanitarian aid into the country, and refrain from violence against protesters.
    50 replies403 retweets814 likes
     
     
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