and the courage of those who opposed it.

https://www.declassifieduk.org/palestine-action-activists-will-be-sentenced-as-terrorists/

upright. Exhaustion, dehydration, disorientation, heat, suffocation, darkness, sheer collapse—you name it.

One does not need visible blood for violence to be present. Sometimes violence is architectural, administrative, and above all a decision to place hundreds of enslaved people in a room never meant to contain them and then call it “migration management.”

My outrage comes from the fact that such scenes have become normalised both in Libya, Europe and around the globe. The world has slowly learned to consume the dehumanisation of “migrants” as recurring theme instead of evidence of ongoing crimes against human beings that concerns all of humanity.

And while this reality is already unbearable, this morning a document leaked to

statewatch.org confirmed that the EU has begun collaborating with Haftar’s forces in eastern Libya on “migration control.”

The result will be worse than what is happening in this footage.

This is a condition that no court, parliament, humanitarian institution, or democratic society should tolerate for a single hour, let alone for years that has passed.

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From ZeeToTheHill:

Watch the documentary nere:
https://youtu.be/AF1YU13rDpE

TPUSA claims to have 3,300+ high school and college chapters nationwide.

So we investigated.

Today, we're releasing Episode 1 of our documentary exposing what we found: fake chapters, inflated numbers, and data that doesn't add up.

Receipts. Screenshots. Calls. Evidence.

And this is only the beginning. Current and former TPUSA insiders have already started reaching out with even more information.

If you have a story or evidence to share, contact zee@nationalgroundgame.com

Local politicians across Alabama, Michigan, and Missouri are increasingly signing non-disclosure agreements with major technology firms, effectively masking the identities of corporations buying up local land for massive data center projects. In Bessemer, Alabama, city leaders used strict confidentiality agreements under the codename Project Marvel to hide the details of a massive four point five million square foot data center proposal from the public. When residents and local journalists pushed for transparency, city officials flatly denied public records requests, arguing that keeping the tech company's identity secret was necessary to protect economic negotiations.

Michigan is seeing a similar wave of secrecy, with dozens of state lawmakers and local township boards signing away their right to speak openly about incoming tech developments. Officials in places like Gaines and Lowell Townships bound themselves to non-disclosure agreements with Microsoft, leaving community members entirely in the dark about the scale of the infrastructure coming to their neighborhoods. The backlash to these backdoor deals became so severe that state representatives introduced legislation explicitly aimed at banning local elected officials from signing these agreements during data center negotiations.

Over in Missouri, towns like Peculiar and St. Charles faced identical situations where tech giants used shell companies to quietly acquire hundreds of acres of land. Local leaders kept these billion dollar plans quiet under non-disclosure agreements until the land sales and rezoning efforts were already moving forward. Across all three states, this heavy reliance on secrecy has triggered intense public pushback, as residents are forced to deal with the fallout of major industrial projects, including spiked utility demands, heavy water usage, and noise pollution, without ever being given a say in the initial deals.

(Part 3 in a mini series)