UN Watch invited Yemeni/Swedish journalist Luai Ahmed to address the United Nations: “When Arabs kill millions of Arabs, no one bats an eye”

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UN Watch invited Yemeni & Swedish journalist, columnist & influencer Luai Ahmed to address the United Nations:

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“High Commissioner, my name is Luai Ahmed, and I come from Yemen. May I ask why your report mentions Israel 188 times — yet fails to mention the Islamic Republic of Iran even once?

How can you speak about the conflict while ignoring the party who armed, trained, and funded the terror proxies — Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis — who have been bombing Israel thousands of times?

Why do you not mention that the Houthis in Yemen have spent millions of dollars to fire hundreds of rockets and drones at Israel, instead of using the money to feed my starving people?

And I ask the UN, the Arab League, and all the campus activists who have been waving the Palestinian flag since October 7: Where is the Yemeni flag?

In my country, half a million people have died in the last 10 years. The biggest famine and humanitarian crisis in modern history. Why does no one care when half a million Yemenis die?

And let’s look at Sudan. In less than two years, more than 150,000 people have been killed. Where is the flag of Sudan? Nowhere.

In Syria, half a million people were killed. Where is Syria’s flag? Nowhere.

Mr. President, why is it, that when Arabs kill millions of Arabs, no one bats an eye? Where is the outrage? Where are the protests?

And why is Qatar sitting here as a member of this Human Rights Council when they host the Hamas terror chiefs in luxury hotels in Doha?”

(UN Human Rights Council, Feb. 27, 2025)
This is always true, when Muslims kill million of Muslims they don't give a shit.
 

basketcase

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So you are saying you understand...
I understand that you are a hate filled troll who has a psychological disorder that prevents you from comprehending anything you might disagree with and making you view the world as everything is either purely good or purely evil.

Kahane was a piece of shit, just as evil as Hamas. Both religious extremists who believe the other side are subhuman. Sadly you are happy to back the extremists who support your goals.


Every time you post that clown, you confirm you agree with her antisemitic conspiracy theories.
 

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There are valid charges against Hamas at the ICC, just not the allegations of rape.
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Again, you are saying the ICC is too incompetent to properly investigate.

And you've refused to answer every time you've been asked, what charges against Hamas do you find valid?
 

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And “the law” is the corrupt ICC and other corrupt UN entities of course.
Frank agrees with you when the charge Hamas but is very pro-ICC when they charge Israelis.

Similarly he won't criticize hamas until the ICC convicts them at trial but happily criticizes Israel based on any random tweet.
 
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You can’t rule millions of Palestinians without their consent and be a democracy - by definition. You can’t be a democracy when its laws explicitly state that it’s only a country for one group of people…by definition.

Get an education.
Too bad the Palestinians refuse to agree to a democracy that includes millions of Jews having rights. And there is a reason why Israeli Arabs overwhelmingly would prefer to be part of Israel than the PA.
 
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p.s. South Sudan is now on the verge of another civil war.
I'm sure Frank will claim it's all the fault or Israel and Joe Biden.
Lol so true

Palestine is the presently chosen celebrity of “the oppressed” class. If you want to virtue signal you stand for the oppressed. And are aligned with your tribal idiot extreme leftist ideology.
 

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Lol so true

Palestine is the presently chosen celebrity of “the oppressed” class. If you want to virtue signal you stand for the oppressed. And are aligned with your tribal idiot extreme leftist ideology.
There is a huge space between the hatred pushed against the West/Jews by people like Frank and the hatred pushed by the far right against non-whites.
 

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Too bad the Palestinians refuse to agree to a democracy that includes millions of Jews having rights. And there is a reason why Israeli Arabs overwhelmingly would prefer to be part of Israel than the PA.
Every accusation by a Ziontologists is a confession
 

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Who is far-right. They are rare. Imho
You don’t know who the far right is?

1. Delegitimizing the Opposition
• Trump: Frequently referred to political opponents and the media as “enemies of the people,” accused Democrats of treason, and pushed conspiracy theories about elections and the “deep state.”
• Hitler: Branded political opponents (especially Communists, Social Democrats, and Jews) as enemies of the German people. Used the Reichstag fire to portray Communists as existential threats.


Similarity: Both used language aimed at delegitimizing opposition groups and sowing distrust in institutions that challenge their authority.


2. Attacks on the Press

• Trump: Regularly attacked the mainstream media, called unfavorable coverage “fake news,” and encouraged supporters to distrust independent journalism.
• Hitler: Abolished a free press entirely. The Nazi regime took direct control of media and used propaganda (via Joseph Goebbels) to manipulate public perception.


Similarity: While Trump did not outlaw the press, both figures sought to control narratives by undermining or overtly attacking dissenting media voices


3. Populist Appeal and Cult of Personality

• Trump: Promoted himself as the voice of the “forgotten man” and positioned himself as a political outsider fighting a corrupt elite.
• Hitler: Framed himself as Germany’s savior, using intense nationalism and charisma to create a near-religious following.

Similarity: Both relied heavily on populist rhetoric and a cult of personality to unify supporters and demonize opposition.

4. Exploiting Nationalist Sentiment

• Trump: Emphasized “America First,” strict immigration policies, and border security. He stirred fears about immigrants and non-whites as threats to American culture.
• Hitler: Promoted Aryan superiority, anti-Semitism, and ultranationalism. Blamed Jews and foreigners for Germany’s problems.

Similarity: Nationalist rhetoric was central to both administrations’ identities, often blaming outsiders or marginalized groups for internal problems.


5. Erosion of Democratic Norms

• Trump: Questioned the legitimacy of elections, refused to concede 2020 peacefully, and was impeached twice. His role in the January 6 Capitol riot raised concerns about democratic backsliding.
• Hitler: Used democratic means to gain power, then dismantled democracy—banning opposition parties, dissolving civil liberties, and establishing a dictatorship.

Similarity: While Trump was constrained by U.S. institutions and never established authoritarian control, both demonstrated a willingness to challenge or discard democratic norms when they posed obstacles.
 

Uwauwa

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You don’t know who the far right is?

1. Delegitimizing the Opposition
• Trump: Frequently referred to political opponents and the media as “enemies of the people,” accused Democrats of treason, and pushed conspiracy theories about elections and the “deep state.”
• Hitler: Branded political opponents (especially Communists, Social Democrats, and Jews) as enemies of the German people. Used the Reichstag fire to portray Communists as existential threats.


Similarity: Both used language aimed at delegitimizing opposition groups and sowing distrust in institutions that challenge their authority.


2. Attacks on the Press

• Trump: Regularly attacked the mainstream media, called unfavorable coverage “fake news,” and encouraged supporters to distrust independent journalism.
• Hitler: Abolished a free press entirely. The Nazi regime took direct control of media and used propaganda (via Joseph Goebbels) to manipulate public perception.


Similarity: While Trump did not outlaw the press, both figures sought to control narratives by undermining or overtly attacking dissenting media voices


3. Populist Appeal and Cult of Personality

• Trump: Promoted himself as the voice of the “forgotten man” and positioned himself as a political outsider fighting a corrupt elite.
• Hitler: Framed himself as Germany’s savior, using intense nationalism and charisma to create a near-religious following.

Similarity: Both relied heavily on populist rhetoric and a cult of personality to unify supporters and demonize opposition.

4. Exploiting Nationalist Sentiment

• Trump: Emphasized “America First,” strict immigration policies, and border security. He stirred fears about immigrants and non-whites as threats to American culture.
• Hitler: Promoted Aryan superiority, anti-Semitism, and ultranationalism. Blamed Jews and foreigners for Germany’s problems.

Similarity: Nationalist rhetoric was central to both administrations’ identities, often blaming outsiders or marginalized groups for internal problems.


5. Erosion of Democratic Norms

• Trump: Questioned the legitimacy of elections, refused to concede 2020 peacefully, and was impeached twice. His role in the January 6 Capitol riot raised concerns about democratic backsliding.
• Hitler: Used democratic means to gain power, then dismantled democracy—banning opposition parties, dissolving civil liberties, and establishing a dictatorship.

Similarity: While Trump was constrained by U.S. institutions and never established authoritarian control, both demonstrated a willingness to challenge or discard democratic norms when they posed obstacles.
This is as stupid as to say:
Hitler wore pants. Trump wears pants. Therefore, Trump=Hitler.
 

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Kahane was a piece of shit, just as evil as Hamas. Both religious extremists who believe the other side are subhuman.
Yet you have constantly argued that Palestinians have no human rights, no right of return, no right to self defence and no right to self determination.
Which makes it look like you also view Palestinians as sub human.

That is the only explanation for understanding why anyone could back a year long genocide and the back it as it restarts in an even more evil way.
Israel is still blocking all food and aid and still killing civilians.

Why should anyone believe you aren't a Kahanist?

 
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You don’t know who the far right is?

1. Delegitimizing the Opposition
• Trump: Frequently referred to political opponents and the media as “enemies of the people,” accused Democrats of treason, and pushed conspiracy theories about elections and the “deep state.”
• Hitler: Branded political opponents (especially Communists, Social Democrats, and Jews) as enemies of the German people. Used the Reichstag fire to portray Communists as existential threats.


Similarity: Both used language aimed at delegitimizing opposition groups and sowing distrust in institutions that challenge their authority.


2. Attacks on the Press

• Trump: Regularly attacked the mainstream media, called unfavorable coverage “fake news,” and encouraged supporters to distrust independent journalism.
• Hitler: Abolished a free press entirely. The Nazi regime took direct control of media and used propaganda (via Joseph Goebbels) to manipulate public perception.


Similarity: While Trump did not outlaw the press, both figures sought to control narratives by undermining or overtly attacking dissenting media voices


3. Populist Appeal and Cult of Personality

• Trump: Promoted himself as the voice of the “forgotten man” and positioned himself as a political outsider fighting a corrupt elite.
• Hitler: Framed himself as Germany’s savior, using intense nationalism and charisma to create a near-religious following.

Similarity: Both relied heavily on populist rhetoric and a cult of personality to unify supporters and demonize opposition.

4. Exploiting Nationalist Sentiment

• Trump: Emphasized “America First,” strict immigration policies, and border security. He stirred fears about immigrants and non-whites as threats to American culture.
• Hitler: Promoted Aryan superiority, anti-Semitism, and ultranationalism. Blamed Jews and foreigners for Germany’s problems.

Similarity: Nationalist rhetoric was central to both administrations’ identities, often blaming outsiders or marginalized groups for internal problems.


5. Erosion of Democratic Norms

• Trump: Questioned the legitimacy of elections, refused to concede 2020 peacefully, and was impeached twice. His role in the January 6 Capitol riot raised concerns about democratic backsliding.
• Hitler: Used democratic means to gain power, then dismantled democracy—banning opposition parties, dissolving civil liberties, and establishing a dictatorship.

Similarity: While Trump was constrained by U.S. institutions and never established authoritarian control, both demonstrated a willingness to challenge or discard democratic norms when they posed obstacles.
Now compare Netanyahu.
 
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Yet you have constantly argued that Palestinians have no human rights, no right of return, no right to self defence and no right to self determination.
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You're a moron to make those claims, especially as you keep demanding Palestinians have no say in the peace process and are so racist you refuse to admit Palestinians can make their own choices.

The only thing I have argued is that when you claim Hamas attacks on civilians or unguided rockets are somehow self defense.
 

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You're a moron to make those claims, especially as you keep demanding Palestinians have no say in the peace process and are so racist you refuse to admit Palestinians can make their own choices.

The only thing I have argued is that when you claim Hamas attacks on civilians or unguided rockets are somehow self defense.
Yet you won't declare Palestinians have rights.
Go ahead.
1) Do Palestinians have the right to self defence against an illegal occupation?
2) Do Palestinians have the right of return?
3) Do Palestinians have the right to self determination?
4) Do Palestinians have the right to self defence against settler terrorism?
5) Do Palestinians deserve equal human rights as Jews under Israeli rule?

Go ahead and confirm whether you're Kahanist or not.
 

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Yet you won't declare Palestinians have rights.
Go ahead.
1) Do Palestinians have the right to self defence against an illegal occupation?
2) Do Palestinians have the right of return?
3) Do Palestinians have the right to self determination?
4) Do Palestinians have the right to self defence against settler terrorism?
5) Do Palestinians deserve equal human rights as Jews under Israeli rule?

Go ahead and confirm whether you're Kahanist or not.
Speaking of “Palestinians”.
Turns out they are now protesting Hamas in Gaza strip, and are waving white flags.



 
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