John Cleese blasts world's silence on
Easter massacre of Nigerian Christians
by Islamist terrorists
Posted By: Moritz55, 4/11/2026 8:40:05 PM
"Monty Python" actor John Cleese warned this week that the world has failed to live up to the ideal of saying "Black lives matter" when it ignores anti-Christian terrorism in Nigeria. Numerous news sources around the world, including The Associated Press, reported that according to local military and officials, at least 26 people were killed in three separate Easter attacks in northern Nigeria. This has caused multiple prominent commentators to not only criticize the terrorism rife in the region, but the silence of the international community that they argue is politically-motivated. "It looks rather as though Black Lives Don't Matter," Cleese lamented
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John Cleese blasts world's silence on
Easter massacre of Nigerian Christians
by Islamist terrorists 14 replies
Easter massacre of Nigerian Christians
by Islamist terrorists 14 replies
"Monty Python" actor John Cleese warned this week that the world has failed to live up to the ideal of saying "Black lives matter" when it ignores anti-Christian terrorism in Nigeria. Numerous news sources around the world, including The Associated Press, reported that according to local military and officials, at least 26 people were killed in three separate Easter attacks in northern Nigeria. This has caused multiple prominent commentators to not only criticize the terrorism rife in the region, but the silence of the international community that they argue is politically-motivated. "It looks rather as though Black Lives Don't Matter," Cleese lamented
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Tennessee librarian fired for refusing
to move LGBTQ books from children’s
to adult section 11 replies
to move LGBTQ books from children’s
to adult section 11 replies
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files release 32 replies
as Patel reportedly weighs 'Fang Fang'
files release 32 replies
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Tax the Rich?
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Five bucks to you is like $6 million to billionaire Jeff Bezos!” shrieks Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass.
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End of an Era: Viktor Orbán Concedes
Defeat in Hungarian Elections to Upstart
Rival Magyar 7 replies
Defeat in Hungarian Elections to Upstart
Rival Magyar 7 replies
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