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You’re an immigrant to Canada who is filled with venomous hate and poison towards black and brown migrants and multiculturalism. So maybe you don’t belong in multicultural, pro-migrant Canada. (See how this works?)

bro i would get SO violent if someone ever referred to my PALESTINIAN self as “israeli-arab”… elyanna girl you better sue them

So, Haiti cannot use the figure of their country’s hero and anti-genocide liberator from the 1700s on their uniform, but current-day genociders and descendants of slavers enriched and empowered through mass murder can HOST the World Cup?

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He's literally using his insane wealth right now to fund and amplify the far right in the UK.

“Imagine if he did something good with all that wealth!” The wealth itself is the result of causing great harm to millions of people, like…

Disaster capitalism

Read this. All the way through. Think of the babies in your life. You cannot hate Israel or their ghoulish society enough, but try.

Kenya, Bolivia, Uruguay, Alabania, Philippines, Ecuador, the world is rejecting US Western imperalism. It may not look like it from here within the colonial frame, but the empire is crumbling, and it's why they're clawing and grasping to exhert more control of us through AI tech.

🎶Palestina!🎶 we can’t forget our brothers in tough times!🇵🇸 #FIFAWorldCup #CANBIH 🇨🇦🇧🇦 x.com/dynleet/status/2065476…

If u watched videos of Bosnian soccer fans shouting for Palestine ahead of game today, read abt Bosnian team grappling with legacy of genocide & displacement & 17 of its players born elsehwere: "Playing for national team becomes symbolic act of return" africasacountry.com/2026/06/…

This may not seem like much to many, but protestors covering the FIFA topiary display along Lake Shore is actually pretty significant because these displays are a sort of hallmark in Toronto, and this spot is located close to the BMO stadium where the matches here will be played.

This piece doesn't include a single reference to an Indigenous chief, other than the caption of this header photo, which doesn't name him. It's meant to conflate formal leadership with people like Karen Restoule, "director of Indigenous affairs at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute"

On purpose.

I would feel safer in this march than the one for Israel as a Blk person

RT @N8V_Calgarian: No Indigenous consultation I’m sure. Vote for racists, you get more racism. #Treaty #IndigenousPeoplesMonth

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Happening Now! Activists in Toronto disrupted World Cup Opening Day. "Kick Israel out of FIFA”

FIFA rejected a jersey recognizing may be the greatest ever win for human liberation. It’s part of a long history of punishing Haiti for its important contribution to advancing equality. International football federation FIFA recently decided that Haiti’s jersey for the World Cup violated its rules prohibiting political imagery. Named after the elite soldiers of the Haitian Revolution, the Grenadiers’ jersey featured a small image based on the Battle of Vertières, which was the culmination of a 13-year struggle for independence. The 1791-1804 Haitian Revolution delivered a major blow to slavery, white supremacy and European colonial rule. “Arguably”, notes Peter Hallward, “there is no single event in the whole of modern history whose implications were more threatening to the dominant global order of things.” Before the 1791 slave revolt the French colony of Saint Domingue was home to 450,000 people in bondage. At its peak in the 1750s the ‘Pearl of the Antilles’ provided as much as 50 per cent  of France’s GNP. The African masses put a stop to that with a merciless struggle that overcame the most barbaric slave plantation system. The revolt rippled through the region and compelled the post-French Revolution government in Paris to abolish slavery in its Caribbean colonies. Between 1791 and 1804 ‘Haitians’ would defeat tens of thousands of French, British and Spanish troops (‘Canada’ backed the British and Washington backed France financially), leading to the world’s first and only successful large-scale slave revolution. The first nation of free people in the Americas, Haiti established a slave-free state 27 years before human bondage was abolished in today’s Canada and 58 years before the USA’s emancipation proclamation (it wasn’t until after this proclamation ending slavery that the US recognized Haiti’s independence.) The Haitian Revolution’s geopolitical effects were immense. It stimulated the Louisiana Purchase and London’s 1807 Act for the Abolition of the Slave Trade. The revolutionary state also provided important support to South American independence movements. After winning their liberation from slavery and colonial rule in a war that killed half the population, Haitians were forced to pay their former slave masters an astronomical sum for their freedom. In a remarkable act of imperial humiliation, two decades after independence Haiti began paying France a huge indemnity for lost property, which was the now free Haitians. Under threat of invasion and the restoration of slavery, Francophile Haitian president Jean-Pierre Boyer agreed to pay French slaveholders 150 million francs. It took Haiti 122 years to pay the ransom. In the lead-up to the 200-year anniversary of the Battle of Vertière and country’s independence, the Haitian government instigated a commission to estimate the cost of the ransom, which they put conservatively at $21 billion. The Jean-Bertrand Aristide government called for its restitution and instigated legal proceedings to force Paris to pay. The demand was part of why France (along with Canada and the US) helped overthrow Aristide in 2004 and the coup government dropped the issue. A country born in the only ever successful large scale slave revolt should be allowed to mark a struggle that greatly advanced human equality on its football jersey. FIFA demanding the Grenadiers expunge its commemoration of the Battle of Vertières is odious. Let’s hope the Haitian team responds with a successful tournament.

RT @N8V_Calgarian: 🇨🇦 Nationalism without 🪶 🧡 Treaty is racist 💔