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Abdul El-Sayed: “We are being actively bullied by the dumbest people in the room. Donald Trump is an idiot. He has one genius which is getting attention. Because his dad never gave him enough, because he was a nepo baby, he craved attention and used the bullying tactics to get it. But the man is an idiot. Just a fool”
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Replying to @JMNewsNetwork_
Those aren’t Shiites. They are doing sadl as per the Maliki madhab. Note the lack of turbahs on the floor. Damn you post a lot of bs for attention
Francis Ngannou was getting paid $600K on an old contract as heavyweight champion while KOing everyone, and UFC fans treated him like a POS for demanding more
Sean Strickland signed a brand-new 6-fight contract worth over $1 MILLION per fight, received 3 undeserved title shots from the UFC, and somehow these same fans rally around him
The UFC fanbase is damn near a Klan rally at this point. They practically had the white hoods and burning crosses ready when Ngannou demanded fair pay, but roll out the red carpet for Strickland while he ducks hard fights
Funny how demanding more money makes one guy a greedy villain and the other a working class blue collar hero
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Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair didn’t fold as he continues to wear slain Palestinian children on his eye black.
His courage reached the children of Gaza.
via MAHMOUD ALQUQA
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The NFL is now threatening to pull Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair from games if he continues to wear eye black in support of Palestine.
Never forget, they allowed Vikings kicker Greg Joseph to wear Israel cleats on the field, and actively promoted his campaign to donate money to Israel for every successful field goal.
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Despite the fines and mounting pressure, Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair continues to honour Palestinian children killed in Gaza.
This time, it’s Lana, 12, and Bana, 8, who were killed alongside their family in an Israeli attack earlier this month.
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I enjoyed my conversation with Trevor. Thank you for taking the time to discuss my memoir and allowing me to share more about my life and personal experiences.
This and more in my new book THE PERILOUS FIGHT - out now.
Colin Kaepernick explains that sometimes real leadership means stepping back so others can step forward.
Because if a movement depends on one person, discrediting that person can become a way to attack everything they stand for.
Watch the full episode for a deeper conversation.
Available now on my YouTube channel.
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Marc Lamont Hill to Ed Sheeran: Are you crying for Palestinian babies?
I mean, what are you crying for? Are you crying for the people who are the victims of settler raids?
What are you crying for?
Are you crying for your ego? Because they're dragging you through the mud and exposing you for your political cowardice. Ah, that might be it.
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Colin Kaepernick once believed Jay-Z could be an ally. But by the time the two finally spoke, Jay-Z’s deal with the NFL was already done.
A leaked recording from a 2017 owners meeting captured Bills owner Terry Pegula saying the league needed a Black figure to help address the protests. @kaepernick7 believes Jay-Z ultimately became that figure—using his enormous cultural influence to help the NFL move beyond the protest without addressing its core demands.
@Thepivot on @Netflix
#ThePivot #Kaepernick #JayZ #NFL
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I’m so proud of you Azeez.
My brother, who went to Jordan to be with Palestinian refugees this summer. Who spends time with Palestinian children with missing limbs in Houston. Who is using every week of his pro bowl NFL career to honor a Palestinian child despite the fines.
This week it’s Wafaa Akila who was only 8 years old when she was murdered in an Israeli airstrike.
In the sports and entertainment arenas run by many of the same types of people who run government, choose to be like @A_train2_ @KyrieIrving and @macklemore.
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Sean Sharaf gives his immediate reaction to his 12-second knockout win over Gable Steveson at #UFC331:
"God blessed me with that punch. … I don't put anyone on a pedestal. He's got two hands, and two legs, and he bleeds red. But I guess I shocked the world."
Sean Sharaf On KO Win Over Gable Steveson At UFC331
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Palestinian MMA fighter and former US marine, Sean 'The Smoke' Sharaf, gave an emotional post-fight interview to Joe Rogan after a spectacular left hook knock out of favourite Gable Steveson.
Sharaf wore a Palestinian keffiyeh and recited the Fatiha, the opening chapter of the Quran, while thanking Allah for his victory.
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Azeez Al-Shaair pays tribute to Wafaa Akila on his eye black
She was an 8 year old child who was killed by the IDF in a car bombing on her first day of school
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The people of Pakistan should be outraged.
This is all based on a lie.
For years the people of Gaza have begged Pakistan to intervene.
CRICKETS.
Now Pakistan wants to harm Yemen over a lie that they bombed Makkah.
Scoundrels.
BREAKING: Pakistan's defence minister says time has come to implement Mecca pact following Houthi attacks
🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/cc84eq?update=49590…
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Her name is HIND RAJAB💐🌷
🤞🏾🪶♾❤️
And She was more brave than every single one of you at ESPN
Kyrie Irving has offered to pay Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair's $11,941 fine for having the name of a Palestinian girl killed in Gaza written on his eye black during Sunday's game against the Buffalo Bills. spr.ly/6012BGpQce
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I’ll take care of his fine
#Texans Pro Bowl middle linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair fined $11,492 for unauthorized message on eye black Sunday vs. #Bills
Hind Rajab was a five-year-old Palestinian girl killed by Israeli military firing several bullets along with six family members in Gaza City on January 29, 2024. Audio recordings of Hind calling for help sparked international outrage. In August, Israeli military confirmed soldiers fired on the vehicle and ordered an internal criminal investigation into the incident.
Al-Shaair was previously fined $11,593
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Today in my sermon, I spoke about Michael Massaroli Jr., who made it a point to say his father’s tragedy should not be used to spread hate.
And to all the beautiful people who stood outside our mosques today in solidarity: thank you. Your presence meant more than you know.




























