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one of iraq's most prominent human rights activists bids goodbye in basra to her son who was kidnapped and shot dead. the government calls them unknown groups but everyone seems to know the groups carrying out these killings.

so it seems #tunisia's president said - the constitutional law professor - has finally launched a long anticipated coup, sacking the pm and freezing parliament this as tunis is reeling from a terrible covid wave and approaching default. dark times for the regions only democracy

#deltavariant: 5 oudere pfizer gevacc. wielrenners: zien elkaar 1*/week, alleen buiten - 1 wielrenner ziek, tesrona + - 2 dagen daarv r gefietst met de groep - 4 dagen later 2 wielrenners ziek met + test - alle echtgenotes ook ziek en + test allen behoorlijk ziek met koorts

. on police officer who fatally shot woman in capitol on january 6th: "after it happened, he came over. he was physically and emotionally distraught. i actually gave him a hug and i said, 'sir, you did what you had to do.'"

my timeline this morning is full of stories about two young men: one a tunisian who won a gold medal in swimming in tokyo; the other an iraqi who was assassinated in cold blood because his mother is a human rights defender.

"a team of chemists at the american university in beirut estimated this month that lebanon's nearly 24-hour reliance on generators is poisoning the air eight times as fast as when beirut was operating generators on average only several hours a day."

this is an interesting position for fox to take considering jesse watters' past behavior and tucker himself telling viewers to harass people for wearing masks and call the cops on parents of mask-wearing kids because fighting back is the only option