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Macklemore blasts Israel Trump and Musk in massive song of Resistance as fascism threatens to march across humanity led by the genocidal apartheid state of Israel with the backing of the world’s largest millitary and the world’s richest man – yes this is absolutely “F****d Up” – Listen if you dare – right now!
When Metropolitan Police stopped satirist Kaya Mar outside Downing Street on the day Andy Burnham arrived as Prime Minister, a small, telling line was redrawn. Drawing on Hannah Arendt, Levitsky and Ziblatt, and Timothy Snyder, Edward Torsney argues the incident is not trivial — it is a sign of liberal Britain’s quiet slide into something more sinister, where satire is tolerated only when it knows its place.
Iran’s Explosive Media is using AI-generated Lego-style animations to challenge Western narratives about the war with Israel and the United States. These viral videos, viewed hundreds of millions of times, depict civilian suffering, mock American military operations, and link Western leaders to scandals. This article explores how a small team in Tehran is winning the information war one plastic brick at a time.
Robert Del Naja from Massive Attack addresses a huge protest against the UK government’s complicity in the genocide of Gaza.
Discover Gaza’s kite flying tradition now punishable by death by Israel—a powerful symbol of hope and resistance on Mediterranean beaches, memorializing lost children and echoing Dr. Refaat Alareer’s poem, “If I Must Die.”
74-year-old Bill Williamson was arrested in Dunoon, Scotland, for reading Michael Rosen’s poem “Don’t Mention the Children” at a pro-Palestine vigil. Police handcuffed the pensioner, locked him in a van, and later reported him to the Procurator Fiscal for “threatening and abusive behaviour.” The poem—which names Palestinian children killed by Israel—has been read at the vigil for two and a half years. The case exposes Britain’s growing crackdown on dissent and the criminalisation of speaking out against Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
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