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Attacks on Jews all over the West. Not on Israelis or Zionists (not that that would be any better) but on Jews. Why? Because they are Jews. Look, Netanyahu’s coalition is a disaster but please don’t for a minute think that the problem Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran’s regime or antisemites in general have is with the government of Israel. It’s with Jews.
Dutch authorities have foiled a planned attack on a synagogue in Heemstede, where multiple explosive devices were discovered in close proximity to the site.
This attempted attack comes amid a wave of recent incidents targeting Jewish institutions in the Netherlands and across Europe, including attacks in Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Liège.
The discovery of explosive materials near a place of worship is extremely alarming and highlights the serious and ongoing threat facing Jewish communities. Preventing this attack likely averted potentially devastating consequences.
This incident underscores the urgent need for heightened vigilance, strong intelligence cooperation and reinforced protection of Jewish sites. Authorities must ensure that those responsible are identified and that any wider networks behind these attempts are dismantled.
Jewish communities must be able to live, gather, and pray in safety. Attempts to terrorise them will not succeed.
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In these tumultuous times, some light-heartedness is necessary. @alancommittie was absolutely hilarious in his new show AV-A-LAUGH-TA and the standing ovation was well-deserved. 👏👏Running until 12 April @PieterToerien @montecasino_za @collettdawsonsa
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Iran executed the 19-year-old champion, Saleh Mohammadi for protesting the Khamenei regime.
Nothing from Greta Thunberg, Gary Lineker, Charlotte Church, sectarian Muslim politicians.
No hunger strikes on University campuses.
Where have all the “human rights” activists gone?
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Nine-year-old Tiernan McCready was walking home from football in Derry when he saw something that didn’t feel right.
Nearby, three men were trying to force an 18-year-old girl into a van.
Most people would have frozen in fear.
Tiernan didn’t.
Even though he was scared, the young boy started shouting and ran closer to the scene, drawing attention to what was happening. The sudden noise and interruption caused the men to panic and flee.
The girl was able to escape.
Tiernan then helped her get to safety and alerted his mother so the police could be called.
Later, Tiernan admitted he had been frightened the entire time, but said he knew he could not just stand there and do nothing.
Police praised the boy’s quick thinking and courage, saying his actions may have prevented a much more serious outcome.
To recognize what he did, officers presented Tiernan with a badge of bravery.
Despite the attention, the young boy remained humble and said he hopes to become a police officer one day so he can continue helping people.
Sometimes the biggest acts of courage come from the smallest heroes.
Peter Terry retweeted
This social contagion memidemic has run its course and will soon fade into history. Except, unlike other playground crazes (yo-yos, jacks, hula-hoops, marbles) this one will never fade for those unfortunate children irreversibly damaged by chemical or even surgical mutilation
skeptic.com/article/transgen…
Peter Terry retweeted
Industrial arable farming loses approximately 30 billion tonnes of topsoil per year globally.
At current rates, we have about 60 harvests left before the soil that grows the world's crops is functionally depleted.
Sixty harvests. About sixty years.
Managed rotational cattle grazing builds topsoil at 1-2 inches per decade. Root systems deepen under grazing pressure. Manure feeds the soil biology. Hoof action increases water infiltration. Carbon moves from the atmosphere into the ground.
This is how the North American Great Plains built six to eight feet of topsoil over millennia. Bison. Moving constantly. Never overgrazing any one area. The land thrived.
Then we shot the bison, ploughed the grassland, planted continuous corn, and turned Kansas into a dust bowl within fifty years.
The solution to topsoil loss is not fewer cattle.
The solution to topsoil loss is more cattle, managed better, on more land.
But that would require updating the narrative.
The clock is ticking at thirty billion tonnes a year, and the narrative remains the priority.
Peter Terry retweeted
Adolf Hitler, an avid painter, crossed into Poland Friday for what could've been a normal day enjoying the country during abnormally drizzly weather.
But in less than a week, his life would drastically change as he would have to relocate and handle millions of Jewish refugees before 26 other nations drove him to suicide.
Peter Terry retweeted
The British anti war movement is on the streets marching against a war we’re not fighting and in support of a regime that butchered 40,000 of its people in 3 weeks, has an age of sexual consent of 9 and hangs gay men from cranes until long after they are dead.
Peter Terry retweeted
Western society is currently divided between people who know this is a man and are prepared to say so and those who know this is a man but lie out of obedience to an ideology. There is no third option. Literally nobody on earth thinks "Roxanne Tickle" is actually a woman.
Peter Terry retweeted
TSA, in partnership with Tshwane Tennis Development, continues to grow the game through an exciting Tennis Festivals, taking tennis directly to the communities and making the game accessible to everyone.
This past Saturday JTI Festivals in Atteridgeville and Mamelodi were a fantastic success, filled with energy, enthusiasm, and plenty of smiles.
The festival is powered by @Renault_SA, helping drive tennis development forward. 🚗
A big thank you to Nkomo Mall in Atteridgeville, Sausville Tennis Association, Denlyn Mall in Mamelodi and Impilo Tennis Club.
#TennisSA
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With all the negativity on Twitter right now
Here' Peggy, loving the bin men to cheer you up .. she missed them last week, so was double pleased









































