Imran Bristol
@imranicus.bsky.social
On Bluesky now that it feels like what Twitter used to be.
Before Twitter became Musk's personal plaything.
Before Twitter became Musk's personal plaything.
* so while technically a relative in that way, not a blood relative. Given the stance taken by DHS it almost seems as if the detention has Leavitt's blessing as she is the ex-girlfriend of her brother - Michael Leavitt.
Probably even passed the details to ICE herself would be my guess.
Probably even passed the details to ICE herself would be my guess.
November 26, 2025 at 1:30 PM
* so while technically a relative in that way, not a blood relative. Given the stance taken by DHS it almost seems as if the detention has Leavitt's blessing as she is the ex-girlfriend of her brother - Michael Leavitt.
Probably even passed the details to ICE herself would be my guess.
Probably even passed the details to ICE herself would be my guess.
November 26, 2025 at 12:26 PM
* so while technically a relative in that way, not a blood relative. Given the stance taken by DHS it almost seems as if the detention has Leavitt's blessing as she is the ex-girlfriend of her brother - Michael Leavitt.
Probably even passed the details to ICE herself would be my guess.
Probably even passed the details to ICE herself would be my guess.
Interestingly, given Farage's not so secret admiration of the man, Hitler was helped into power by those who considered him to be useful but were then unable to control him.
His former backers are probably worried about their bank balances so are ditching him now as he could end up as PM otherwise.
His former backers are probably worried about their bank balances so are ditching him now as he could end up as PM otherwise.
November 26, 2025 at 10:51 AM
Interestingly, given Farage's not so secret admiration of the man, Hitler was helped into power by those who considered him to be useful but were then unable to control him.
His former backers are probably worried about their bank balances so are ditching him now as he could end up as PM otherwise.
His former backers are probably worried about their bank balances so are ditching him now as he could end up as PM otherwise.
* so if anything - people should find it embarrassing to have watched his films - including Rush Hour where the above scene is from.
November 26, 2025 at 2:25 AM
* so if anything - people should find it embarrassing to have watched his films - including Rush Hour where the above scene is from.
The director, Brett Ratner was accused of sexual assault by several women including Natasha Henstridge.
He also apparently followed one actress into the bathroom and there were other disturbing allegations and in hindsight, it was noted that some of the content in his films seemed a bit creepy *
He also apparently followed one actress into the bathroom and there were other disturbing allegations and in hindsight, it was noted that some of the content in his films seemed a bit creepy *
November 26, 2025 at 2:24 AM
The director, Brett Ratner was accused of sexual assault by several women including Natasha Henstridge.
He also apparently followed one actress into the bathroom and there were other disturbing allegations and in hindsight, it was noted that some of the content in his films seemed a bit creepy *
He also apparently followed one actress into the bathroom and there were other disturbing allegations and in hindsight, it was noted that some of the content in his films seemed a bit creepy *
That's a very good point 😀
November 26, 2025 at 12:05 AM
That's a very good point 😀
*The London School of Economics still has a policy of inclusion, back when Zia Yusuf was a student it was focused on diversity, fairness and the idea to "facilitate the admission of those students who can benefit from and contribute to the LSE community"
November 25, 2025 at 3:17 PM
*The London School of Economics still has a policy of inclusion, back when Zia Yusuf was a student it was focused on diversity, fairness and the idea to "facilitate the admission of those students who can benefit from and contribute to the LSE community"