blindside @blindsided24

HOW HAMAS GOT THE CEMENT The Israeli army last week dismantled a mile-long Hamas tunnel that it found underneath the area where Israeli forces currently are deployed in Gaza. The Washington Post has estimated that Hamas built more than 1,300 terror tunnels in Gaza in the years preceding October 7, 2023. So how did Hamas acquire the cement for all that construction, despite Israel’s blockade of such materials? The terrorists had help from then-US Mideast envoy Dennis Ross—according to Ross himself. In an op-ed in the Post on August 8, 2014, Ross admitted that, as an envoy for the Obama administration, he pressured Israel to allow Hamas to import cement. Ross made that demand even though the Israelis warned him that Hamas was using cement for military purposes. “At times,” he wrote in the Post, “I argued with Israeli leaders and security officials, telling them they needed to allow more construction materials, including cement, into Gaza so that housing, schools and basic infrastructure could be built. They countered that Hamas would misuse it, and they were right.” Against their better judgment, the Israelis gave in to Ross’s pressure. And they paid a steep price. The tunnels were what made October 7 possible. That’s where the terrorists trained, out of sight of Israeli surveillance. That’s where they stored their weapons. And that’s where they enslaved, tortured, and raped Israeli hostages. The same Dennis Ross recently wrote an op-ed in the Israeli press, in which he sought to influence how Israelis vote in their upcoming election. Will Israeli voters now take advice from someone who has admitted that he helped enable Hamas to build the terror tunnels? -Dennis A. Ross

There is a tidy version of John Healey. St Peter's School, York. Christ's College, Cambridge. Twenty nine years in Parliament. Now the Chancellor, signing the cheques, setting the budget, deciding what you are allowed to keep. There is another version. It is not tidy. In 1997 he took a Rotherham seat. For the sixteen years that followed, in the streets he represented and the schools he walked past, fourteen hundred girls were being passed around by men the state had quietly decided not to notice. Some of them twelve. One was doused in petrol and told to burn if she talked. He was their MP. He had a seat, a voice, a vote, and the standing to make a noise. He made none. In 2012 the Times finally broke it and demanded an inquiry. His own website still carries the verdict. He had an open mind. He was "not convinced this would help the abused girls." Not convinced. Fourteen hundred of them. One of the few men in the country who could have forced the truth out, and he wanted more time. Then he sued the woman who said so. A UKIP MEP, Jane Collins, accused him and two colleagues of knowing and doing nothing. They took her to court and won. Fifty four thousand pounds each. Healey pocketed his. He did not give it to the girls. He kept it. He had been called out for inaction and he turned it into income. The pattern held. Forty thousand pounds from two donors whose addresses the register lists only as "private," while he lectured Farage on secret money. His own council tax, on his own second home, unpaid, an administrative error, and he meant to claim the fifteen hundred back from you while his party took the winter fuel payment from millions of pensioners. Then, in June, he resigned as Defence Secretary with a letter that buried Keir Starmer. Six weeks later Starmer was gone. Burnham moved in. And Burnham made Healey Chancellor. The knife went in. The chair was warm. The reward was the Treasury. Now he wants to tax the banks, because a war abroad has emptied the purse and the IMF has told him to cut spending instead. He has run out of other people's money and he is going through the City's sofa cushions. Meanwhile the legacy gathers dust. The Child Trust Fund, his idea, one point six billion pounds of children's own money left to rot in forgotten accounts while the City takes a hundred million a year in fees. Housing, where he decided families renting rather than owning was "a good thing." A children's charity he vouched for, whose founder was later convicted of child sexual abuse. In Rotherham. Of course. The girl who was twelve is thirty seven now. She lives with it every day. He was not convinced her rape was worth an inquiry. And now he decides how much of your money you keep. That is the Chancellor.

John Healey @JohnHealey_MP

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I want Britain’s energy wealth to spark a new wave of clean power. Our decision to approve Jackdaw alongside the new Energy Wealth Fund means we invest in green transition and benefit from our existing natural resources.

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My sources in Nigeria tell me that Islamic terrorists are carrying out mass-murders of the Christian population — targeting them at their homes, schools and places of worship. This heartbreaking video came out over the weekend. Pray for Nigeria’s Christians 🙏

MEET THE WOMAN WHO LOST £44 MILLION, THEN GOT PROMOTED FOR IT Labour says Jackdaw is about energy security. Her last job is now a crime scene. Yesterday the Energy Secretary approved gas production at Jackdaw. Her words: "following careful consideration of all relevant factors". Labour's words: "homegrown gas has a role to play in our energy security". Her own admission: it will not bring your bills down. Now the file. Born Monrovia, Liberia, 1979. Her father, Henry Boimah Fahnbulleh Jr, was Foreign Minister to Samuel Doe, the master sergeant who seized power in a 1980 coup and had the sitting president executed. The family fled in 1986. Britain took them in. Beechwood Sacred Heart, fee paying. Then Oxford. Then a PhD at the LSE. Then six years running the New Economics Foundation. July 2024, elected for Peckham. Five days later, a minister. Her brief: ECO4, the insulation scheme. 23 January 2025, she tells the House of "widespread non-compliance" with installation standards. July 2025, an audit of 60,000 homes finds more than 30,000 fitted to no standard at all. Her own word to Parliament: "systemic failure". Ninety three year old Margaret Chappell in County Durham, watching brown mould eat her wall. 22 April 2026. The Serious Fraud Office. Four arrested. Six addresses searched. Three firms named. At least £44 million in claims. Geoffrey Clifton-Brown, chairman of the Public Accounts Committee: a "charlatan's charter". Three weeks later she resigns. Not over the insulation. Over Starmer. First minister out of the door, demanding a "timetable for an orderly transition". Ten weeks after that, Burnham hands her Energy Security and Net Zero. A Privy Counsellor by the next morning. Verdict: the scheme she ran is under criminal investigation, the homes are still rotting, and she now decides what comes out of the ground. She fails upward with the calm of a woman who has never once been asked a follow up question. This government does not do consequences.

The Labour Party @UKLabour

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NEW: Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh has confirmed homegrown gas production at Jackdaw will go ahead. In the middle of an energy crisis, homegrown gas has a role to play in our energy security as we transition to net zero.

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SHE WAS 18 YEARS OLD WHEN POLICE TOOK HER FREEDOM. NEARLY 16 YEARS LATER, SHE WALKED OUT OF PRISON AN INNOCENT WOMAN. Now, Kirstin Blaise Lobato is receiving a staggering $29.5 MILLION settlement for a wrongful conviction that stole some of the most important years of her life. But no amount of money can give her those years back. In 2001, Lobato was just 18 when Las Vegas police arrested her in connection with the brutal murder of Duran Bailey. There was one enormous problem. She maintained she was more than 100 miles away when the murder occurred. Despite her claims of innocence and evidence supporting her whereabouts, Lobato was convicted and sent to prison. While other young women were going to college, beginning careers, getting married, and starting families, Kirstin was sitting in a prison cell. She lost her twenties. She lost much of her thirties. She lost nearly 16 years of freedom. And she never stopped insisting she was innocent. Her case eventually attracted the attention of innocence advocates who challenged the evidence used to convict her. In 2017, the Nevada Supreme Court overturned her conviction. She was released in January 2018 after a judge dismissed the charges. But her fight wasn’t finished. In December 2024, a federal jury found that Las Vegas police detectives had fabricated evidence against her and awarded her approximately $34 MILLION in damages. Now, the case has reportedly been resolved through a $29.5 million settlement. Think about that. An innocent teenager entered prison and emerged a grown woman whose entire adult life had been turned upside down. The money may provide financial security, but it cannot return a single birthday, Christmas, family gathering, or ordinary moment she missed. And here’s the question that should haunt everyone involved: If investigators fabricated evidence that helped send an innocent young woman to prison, what consequences should those responsible face? Because $29.5 million may compensate the victim, but it doesn’t erase what happened to her. Sixteen years. An innocent woman. A life forever changed.

These monsters are not human, & therefore devoid of humanity.

Riya Ghosh @Riyaghoshm

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Where Has Humanity Gone? A Dog Was Struggling To Climb Onto A Boat During A Flood. Instead Of Helping The Man Kicked The Helpless Animal Back Into The Water And Left It Behind. Is This What Humanity Has Become? Every Life Deserves Compassion. Even A Voiceless Animal Deserves

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What turned the nation that once set the standard for Western civilisation into a people that now hates its own history, sacrifices its own children, and bends the knee to those who want it destroyed? Britain was the moral compass of the free world. Cold, reserved, unsentimental. Never stupid, never suicidal. While America turned the hamburger into a global brand, you drank tea with an accent that announced you as the heirs of Shakespeare, common law, parliamentary government and an empire that had shaped the modern world. You were not ashamed of what made you British. You treated it as a birthright. What changed? How did a people famous for the stiff upper lip become addicted to self-flagellation? How did defending your borders, your culture and your own become a thought crime, while importing those who openly despise everything you represent became a civic virtue? The moment anyone names the pattern, it is not outsiders who come for them. It is their own institutions. You keep open the embassy of the Iranian regime that has plotted terror on British soil and called for the murder of Britons. You sanction the one ally that warned you and helped stop the attack. You send troops abroad while jihadists walk free on your streets. Anyone who points this out is branded the problem by the same establishment that created it. Other nations should study Britain as a warning, not a model. Watch for the symptoms: when your elites treat your own people as the enemy. When patriotism becomes a sin and open borders a sacrament. When the votes of those who reject your civilisation matter more than the safety of those who built it. Britain chose that path. The results are no longer deniable. Protect your own people first. Stop appeasing those who hate you. Enough is enough is enough!

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Liza Rosen @LizaRosen0000

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Why can’t Britain protect its borders and deport the jihadists terrorising its streets? Why can’t the Labour government prioritise British people over its foreign Muslim voting bloc? The Iranian regime sent terrorists to Britain and called for attacks on Britons, yet its embassy

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Clara entered the animal shelter hoping to find a quiet way to soothe the constant, overwhelming noise of her own anxious mind. At thirty-four, working as a quiet librarian, the world often felt too loud, too fast, and too heavy for her system to process. Her therapist had suggested finding an anchor—a predictable frequency to ground her. That Sunday, her path crossed with Tom. Tom was a four-year-old Belgian Malinois who had already been discarded by three successive families in less than a year. Labeled as “too complicated” and “unmanageable,” he sat at the very back of his concrete enclosure, his powerful body completely rigid with hyper-vigilance. The volunteers warned Clara that he was defensive, that he wouldn’t allow anyone to approach his leash. But Clara looked at his golden eyes and recognized the silent, painful exhaustion of a soul that simply didn’t fit into any conventional human box. She didn’t force entry into his space or rush for a cheap connection. She walked into the kennel, sat directly on the bare floor, and placed the leather leash in the middle of the room. She closed her eyes and let the silence settle between them, offering him the sovereignty of distance. For long minutes, nothing moved. Then, decoding her calm, predictable energy, Tom took a slow step forward. He approached with surgical caution, sat gently by her side, and allowed her to clip the leash. During that long walk through the quiet fields, a miracle took place. The frantic buzzing of the world vanished. Clara’s heart found a deep, rhythmic quiet, and the massive Malinois trotted by her side without an ounce of tension in his frame. They weren’t master and pet; they were two fragile systems co-regulating each other in absolute silence. But after two hours, reality crashed back. Clara hadn’t prepared her apartment for a dog. With a heavy chest, she led him back to the shelter doors. And that was the exact millisecond her hesitation was violently erased. Realizing the door was closing, Tom didn't just turn away. He lunged forward, dropped to his knees, and wrapped both of his front paws tightly around Clara's leg, burying his warm muzzle deep into her knee. He refused to let go. His eyes were wide, pleading with her not to become the fourth broken promise in his timeline. With tears flooding her eyes, Clara turned to the staff and asked for the adoption papers. She signed the registry with a shaking hand, refusing to leave his devotion behind a wire grate. Today, Tom is no longer the "difficult liability" of the Lancaster shelter. He is simply Tom. Every single evening, he curls up safely at the foot of her bed, letting out a massive, universal sigh of relief before falling into a deep, peaceful sleep. And when the stress of the modern world threatens to overwhelm Clara, Tom gently places his heavy chin on her lap, pulling her back into the present moment. They didn't just perform an adoption; they rescued each other from the dark.

Terrorism Never Be Normalized.. People took to the streets of São Paulo in Brazil today to show their opposition to Hamas Islamic terrorism with the message that the victims of October 7 must never be forgotten.

🇬🇧 Yeni doğum yapan bir kadın, hastaneden bebeğiyle eve döndüğü gün partneriyle yaşadığı şiddet dolu anları kapı kamerasıyla kaydetti. Kadının paylaştığı görüntülerde, doğumdan sonra hâlâ toparlanmaya çalışan ve kucağında yenidoğan bebeği bulunan anneyle yaşanan korkunç tartışma yer aldı. Kadın, bu olayın ardından ilişkisinin sona erdiğini belirtti. Neyse ki anne artık güvende. Görüntüler, şiddetin insanın en savunmasız olduğu anlarda bile yaşanabildiğini bir kez daha gözler önüne serdi.

These stupid ungrateful bigoted wnba players should not be allowed compete in the finals. The officiating crew should be fired along with all coaching staff for not upholding the regulations & Disrespect to the USA, Constitution,more importantly Americans. They've no Allegiance

Riley Gaines @Riley_Gaines_

2 days ago

It's my personal opinion that if you kneel for the flag and what it represents, you shouldn’t be able to represent the USA at the Olympics.

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La actriz y modelo israelí Bar Refaeli responde a Penélope Cruz por un Twitter de la española y le aclara, la diferencia entre rehén y un prisionero. 👉🏼“Los presos palestinos condenados no son rehenes. Al igual que en cualquier otro país, los encarcelan por cometer delitos, a menudo asesinando judíos, lo que sigue siendo un delito. Son llevados ante la justicia, condenados legalmente y cumplen sus condenas en prisión, con visitas de la Cruz Roja y llamadas de sus familiares. El líder de Hamás, Yahya Sinwar, incluso recibió tratamiento por un tumor cerebral mortal a cargo de un médico judío en un hospital israelí mientras cumplía su condena. Trágicamente, el sobrino de ese médico fue asesinado más tarde por Hamas en el ataque orquestado por Sinwar el 7 de octubre. Nunca será lo mismo. Y seamos claros: los presos palestinos condenados nunca son ejecutados en prisión. No como Hersh Goldberg-Polin, Eden Yerushalmi, Bipin Joshi, Ariel y Kfir Bibas (de 4 años y 9 meses) y varios otros.” ❌La de la izquierda es una COMUNISTA millonaria y miserable como los Bardem, la de la derecha es una persona coherente y con argumentos.

East or west, the whole of India has one thing in common. They absolutely despise animals, each other, and everything good.

Dilthi Gujarati @dilthi_gujarati

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🚨💔 3 INNOCENT INDIAN PUPPIES ALLEGEDLY POISONED TO DEATH! WHO WILL SPEAK FOR THEM? Three tiny Indian puppies have reportedly died after suspected poisoning in Ankleshwar, Bharuch. 💔 News : instagram.com/reel/Det0kXyop… Location: Bharuchi Naka, Bharuch Ankleshwar Gujarat India

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SOME MAN! CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME, AND GIVEN GRACIOUSLY FROM THE HEART.

iDoser @doser_i85668

6 days ago

Single mother gets unexpected blessings ❤ Even the person in uniform is not real ,but I hope his intentions are true 🙏

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🚨 LABOUR COUNCILLOR WALKS FREE FROM COURT AFTER POSSESSING THE WORST INDECENT IMAGES OF CHILDREN A Labour Councillor has been given a 12-month suspended sentence for possessing indecent images of children deemed category A considered the worst. Tom Dewey a Labour Councillor for Hackney has avoided jail after admitting possessing indecent images of children. Recorder Jonathan Ashley-Norman handed down a 12-month suspended sentence, he said: Your actions have had a devastating impact on your life and your closest family.” He gave him credit for an early guilty plea He also ordered devices to be forfeited, told Dewey to pay £500 costs and put him on a 10-year Sexual Harm Prevention Order, which will restrict his contact with children. Thomas Dewey, who was elected as a Labour councillor for De Beauvoir ward, was arrested by detectives from the National Crime Agency who seized laptops and tablets at his home in Hertford Road in Hackney, just days before May’s local elections last year. He had a “huge problem” with looking at indecent images of children from the internet for his own use, Wood Green Crown Court heard. Described by party activists as “ambitious”, he had worked at Hackney Council for nearly two years as a support officer for the Mayor and Cabinet office and for a consultancy advising on planning. He was the branch secretary for the De Beauvoir ward for Labour and had spent years campaigning for the party in Hackney. Last month, the 36-year-old admitted a charge of making five category A indecent images of children, a further charge of making 41 category B indecent images, as well as making 203 category C indecent images of children. Images are graded with category A considered the worst. Dewey, now of Hampshire, also admitted a charge of possessing 78 extreme pornographic images of children – an act which results, or is likely to result, in serious injury to a person and having 1,523 prohibited images of children in his possession. The maximum sentence for the most serious charge is five years, depending on the number of images. Details of the images were not read out in court, but prosecutor Margia Mostafa said the content of the Category A images “are highly serious.” The starting point for the first charge is two years in prison but the steps Dewey has taken, along with his early guilty plea and remorse saw that cut to 12 months, suspended for two years. He received an additional six months for charge two, three months for charge three, six months for charge four, and six months for charge five, all suspended for two years and to run concurrently. Dewey also has to do 150 hours’ community service and 40 days of a “rehabilitation activity”. ,two days before his arrest at home in Hackney where he was “the sole occupant.” The NCA seized two laptops, two tablets and a hard drive and Dewey was arrested and cautioned at 7.03am. They had identified four “CyberTipline” reports which has user ID to a google drive and Dewey had uploaded indecent images of children to his personal account. Dewey was elected as a Labour councillor for the first time in the May 2022 council elections and resigned days later, triggering a by-election last July. Labour, which has a majority on the council, narrowly defeated the Green candidate in the by-election. The charges have caused upset amongst Labour campaigners who were unaware of the arrest until this summer.

Eva Vlaardingerbroek was banned from travelling to the UK by the Labour government under Kier Starmer. She was seen as a threat with her crazy ideas of EUROPE FOR EUROPEANS. Then 3 days ago we discovered the man who removed Ken Bigleys head live on camera and set fire to 12 women and children in a cage is living in Windsor at taxpayers expense. Can someone please explain this to me because im struggling to find the logic. It tells me that our own government actively hates us.

Still believe migrants aren’t killing and eating our beautiful swans! 🦢😢 The left denies it, but it’s clear for all to see. You won’t hear about it on the mainstream media. Thank God for X, otherwise we wouldn’t know half of what is actually happening.

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