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No. Those Australian outlets show no coverage of the recent Petropavlivska Borshchahivka incident near Kyiv. Ukrainian media and officials confirm a National Guard (Azov unit) temporary site held AWOL/mobilized men; four were hospitalized with injuries, a 14-year-old was present amid protests, and an investigation is underway into mistreatment claims. Systematic torture remains unverified.

For those paying attention, it is widely-known that Ukraine's various Nazi groups have tortured civilians since at least 2014. And the Ukrainian state itself did so too, arresting journalists, politicians, opposition, even taxi drivers who drove the "wrong" people, and held them in detention facilities where many were tortured. ingaza.wordpress.com/2019/11… The recent news of a torture chamber in Kiev should shock only those not paying attention. RT reports: ..."Ukrainian media published footage showing men with apparent bruises and other injuries. One was reportedly suffering from a serious spinal condition, although the cause and extent of his injuries remain unclear. One of those escorted out of the building was said to be just 14 years old, according to videos from the scene. The circumstances of his presence at the facility, and whether he had been detained remain unverified. ...Azov, the National Guard formation that originated as a neo-Nazi volunteer battalion in 2014, subsequently acknowledged that the facility belonged to one of its units. It confirmed that four servicemen had suffered injuries but denied allegations of systematic mistreatment... ...Kirill Budanov, Zelensky’s chief of staff and former military intelligence chief, who personally arrived at the scene to “find out what the f*** is going on,” as he put it. He said some relatives had been allowed to inspect the building and speak to those inside, while investigators were examining the conditions at the facility. Budanov also acknowledged that Ukraine had multiple “similar facilities” and promised to launch an investigation into how they operate. ...The scandal has revived questions about unlawful detention and torture in Ukraine, practices documented by international human rights organizations since the 2014 Maidan coup and the outbreak of the conflict in Donbass...Accused of being “pro-Russian separatists,” former detainees described prolonged imprisonment without trial, beatings, electric shocks, and other forms of torture. The investigators also documented credible allegations of abuses involving nationalist volunteer formations, including Azov and Aidar..." rt-english.com/russia/648260… -My 2022: Former Nazi/Aidar prison where they starved, tortured & mock executed prisoners rumble.com/v213zjh-former-na… odysee.com/@EvaKareneBartlet…

Young father Muhammad Ali Aweys ‘Abu Aziz’ was killed by the israelis along with his son Zain Aweys during an airstrike on a tent in Gaza City

Virtually 100% of the Israeli Air Force fighter fleet has been paid for by U.S. taxpayers? @grok | YES OR NO |

It's time for Ukraine to overthrow their jewish government It's time for all White countries to overthrow their jewish governments?

The number in Australia was 76% according to Dr Luke Mclindon I actually spoke to him. when he announced the numbers they sacked him

Both parties are gay and care more about Israel than America Why should I vote?

They discovered that frightening westerners about Muslims made them like Israel more In 2025, the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs commissioned an American marketing company to find out how to make people in Europe and the United States feel better about Israel. The company was Stagwell Global, headed by Mark Penn. A man who had advised Bill Clinton and helped Menachem Begin win the Israeli elections in 1981. They conducted surveys, organised focus groups and tested different messages on Western audiences. In September 2025, the research leaked. One of the problems they discovered was that many Europeans had come to regard Israel as a genocidal, apartheid state. Even people who disliked Hamas and Iran were using those descriptions. Quite a public relations problem. So what would make people more sympathetic to Israel? The researchers tested different approaches. Some emphasised women's rights. Others LGBTQ rights. Others portrayed Hamas as determined to destroy Jews and spread jihadism. And they found something particularly effective. Fear of radical Islam. One finding in the leaked recommendations was that the notion of radical jihadism was universally effective. Another message, portraying 'Free Palestine' as a slogan of terrorism rather than freedom, performed particularly well with American conservatives. When researchers combined these themes with messages about Israeli values, support for Israel improved by more than 20 points on average in each of the five countries examined. What was being measured here? Not whether Palestinians were being treated humanely. Not whether the bombing of Gaza was justified. Not whether the settlements were legal. Which messages made foreigners more sympathetic to Israel. On October 29, 2026, researchers Marc Owen Jones and Sohan Dsouza published the results of a three-year investigation into an enormous covert advertising campaign. They documented 533 million exposures to anti-Muslim, anti-immigrant and anti-Qatar propaganda across 30 countries. The advertisements portrayed Qatar as secretly engineering Muslim migration into Europe. Muslims were presented as an invading population. The material borrowed from the far-right 'Great Replacement' conspiracy theory. The researchers traced technical evidence, including Hebrew-language computer file paths and an Israeli IP address, pointing to production in Israel. They concluded with moderate to high confidence that the operation originated there. They could not establish who ultimately financed it. These are separate investigations. There is no demonstrated connection between Stagwell's research and the people who organised this advertising operation. But consider the overlap. One investigation documents an Israeli government-commissioned study identifying fear of radical Islam as a particularly effective way to improve Israel's reputation. The other documents an enormous, apparently Israeli-origin campaign flooding Western audiences with frightening stories about Muslims. An ordinary human being becomes a convenient object of fear. A commercial opportunity. A tested message. An advertising impression. And somewhere, behind a computer screen, someone measures whether the fear is working.

fyi there are about 30,000 more native Americans in Michigan than Jews and there has been zero discussion of them and their concerns at all because they are considered sub-human by the entire Zionist media and political class

Palestinian Al Jazeera journalist Montaser Nassar is abducted from his home by the israelis along with 21 others in Dura | via @SaulStaniforth