Friday, April 12, 2019

Some Tweets from Sarah Abdallah


  •  Pinned Tweet
     Apr 10
    🙃
    262 replies81 retweets1,981 likes
     
     
  •  1 hour ago
    You must have Julian Assange mixed up with your father, Meghan. The section of hell where the war criminals are is John McCain’s current (and permanent) residence. 🤗
    Meghan McCain rips into Assange after arrest: "I hope he rots in hell"
    19 replies183 retweets546 likes
     
     
  •  4 hours ago
    What should answer for exactly? Exposing evidence of US atrocities in , a war that you enthusiastically voted for? Or exposing your role in spearheading the destruction of and arming the head-chopping, church-burning jihadists in ?
    Hillary Clinton says Assange must "answer for what he has done" after arrest
    59 replies615 retweets1,121 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     Apr 11
    You know we live in a frightening world when the likes of Bush, Obama, Clinton and Blair, war criminals who murdered millions of human beings in illegal wars, are still praised, while those who revealed their crimes and corruption are being jailed and prosecuted.
    149 replies3,014 retweets5,482 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     10 hours ago
    There is so much driving the hatred many journalists harbor for Assange. But a huge part of it is professional jealousy: WikiLeaks broke more massive stories than most of these reporters will ever get close to in their lives, all without joining their insular journalism club.
    85 replies518 retweets1,471 likes
     
     
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  •  17 hours ago
    Wow. Maybe the woman who has to answer for wanting to drone-bomb , or laughing after Libya’s Gaddafi was brutally murdered by her Al-Qaeda proxies, or her great many other war crimes too copious for a 280-character tweet, should shut up and sit this one out.
    Hillary Clinton says Assange must "answer for what he has done" after arrest
    209 replies2,237 retweets4,946 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     Apr 11
    The action of the British police in literally dragging Julian Assange from the Ecuadorean embassy and the smashing of international law by the Ecuadorean regime in permitting this barbarity are crimes against the most basic natural justice. This is a warning to all journalists.
    816 replies12,001 retweets19,667 likes
     
     
  •  24 hours ago
    Tulsi Gabbard is right. The attack on is a warning to all dissidents, reporters and whistleblowers that if you publish information that any given US administration does not like, you could face prosecution. This is a terrifying precedent.
    Wikileaks/Assange. Be quiet or else.
    69 replies795 retweets1,459 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     Apr 11
    Shame on Ecuador. Shame on the UK. Shame on America. Shame on the mass media who manufactured consent for this. Shame on the sniveling empire sycophants cheering right now for an Orwellian assault on press freedoms. .
    92 replies1,784 retweets3,389 likes
     
     
  •  Apr 11
    “ is a friend of truth, a friend of the people. Shame on the Ecuadorian government, shame on the British government and shame on those that let this happen.”
    61 replies634 retweets1,341 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     Apr 11
    The arrest of is meant to send a message to all Americans and journalists: be quiet, behave, toe the line. Or you will pay the price.
    11,960 replies17,304 retweets46,905 likes
     
     
  •   Retweeted
     Apr 11
    YES GO GO!!! God is so disingenuous. Awful. She is a delight.
    218 replies953 retweets2,788 likes
     
     
  •  Apr 11
    Julian Assange exposed US war crimes to the world -> gets arrested and will be unjustly prosecuted. But those who lied to us about Vietnam, Iraq, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Russian collusion, and are lying today about Venezuela and Iran -> face no accountability and are even rewarded.
    132 replies2,116 retweets3,738 likes
     
     
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