Residents brought me in to see the conditions, which are utterly unacceptable - mold, damp, broken doors & windows, broken lights inside and out, rats, as well as ongoing sewage smells. #HousingCrisis #UnacceptableConditions #TenantRights #Thetweetdoesnotmentionanyspecificcountries.Therefore #therearenocountrycodestoreturn.
No victims in any category below have been double-counted. Outside Peru, no war-related deaths or imprisonments have been included. Communism vs. Villagers 400,000 dead — Cambodian rural (1) 19.5 million dead — Chinese peasants (2) 250,000 dead — Ethiopian nomads (3) 5 million dead — Soviet peasants (4) 340,000 dead — Tibetan rural (5) Communism vs. Landowners 3 million dead — Chinese landowners (6) 100,000 dead — Vietnamese landowners (8) Note: Soviet kulaks are counted among the villagers. Communism vs. Religion 47,000 dead — Cambodian Buddhists (9) 13,000 imprisoned — Czech priests / religious (10) 7,000 imprisoned — Mozambican Jehovah’s Witnesses (11) 100,000 imprisoned — North Korean Christians (12) 2,100 imprisoned — Polish priests & Jehovah’s Witnesses (13) 200,000 dead — Soviet clergy (15) 2,000 dead — Tibetan monks & pilgrims (18) 400 dead — Romanian Christians (14) Moreover, Christians suffered the following in Romanian prison: In a “baptism of immersion,” inmates’ heads were plunged into buckets of urine and feces, while guards chanted baptismal rites. Near the point of drowning the Christian’s head was let up for air and then plunged back into the sewage (65). Communism vs. Cossacks 400,000 dead or deported ethnics (20) Photo: Bolshevik instructions on “the need to do away with the cossacks.” (21) “Order no.7: In the event of an unauthorized exit of a registered [Cossack] family, the family shall be shot.” “Order no. 8: This execution shall be carried out among every family member.” “Order no. 9: All property of the executed [Cossack] shall be confiscated and given to the poor.” Communism vs. Native Americans 6,000 dead — Ashaninka (Peru/luminoso-22) 5,000 imprisoned — Ashaninka (Peru/luminoso-22) 10,000 forcibly relocated — Ashaninka (Peru/luminoso-22) 35 destroyed — Ashaninka communities (Peru/luminoso-22) 35,000 imprisoned or forcibly relocated — Nicaraguan tribesmen (Sandinistas-23) Communism vs. Unclassified Dissidents* 5,000 dead — Albanian dissidents (24) 10,000 dead — Angolan dissidents (25) 29,000 dead — Bulgarian dissidents (26) 1 million dead — Cambodian dissidents (27) 43 million dead — Chinese dissidents (28) 16,000 dead — Cuban dissidents (29) Moreover, in Cuba’s concentration camps, inmates faced the following “punishments.” They were forced to “cut grass with their teeth,” endure “mock executions,” live in iron cages “1 meter wide, 1.8 meters high,” sit for hours in toilet ditches, withstand shock treatment, die by the hundreds from starvation and lack of medical attention (30). 44,000 dead — East German dissidents (31) 10,000 dead — Ethiopian dissidents (32) 50,000 dead — Hungarian dissidents (33) 3,000 dead — Nicaraguan dissidents (34) Moreover, 11,000 Nicaraguans were tortured at the hands of the Sandinistas. This included their being skinned alive & then executed; drawn & quartered; forced to watch wives and daughters sexually assaulted; caged in cubicles less than a square meter; “punished” via electric shock; deprived food and water (35). 1.6 million dead — North Korean dissidents (36) 21,857 dead — Polish dissidents (37) 120,000 dead — Romanian dissidents (38) 8 million dead — Soviet dissidents (39) 425,000 dead — Tibetan dissidents (40) Moreover, Tibetans suffered the following atrocities at the hands of the Chinese. They faced: crucifixion drowning beheading boiling alive burying alive mutilation (41) Communism vs. Gay Rights 25,000 imprisoned — Cuban gays and other “deviants” (42) 500 dead — Peruvian gays, bisexuals, and transgendered (43) 11,000 arrested — Polish gays (44) 100,000s imprisoned — Soviet gays in slave labor camps (45) Moreover, Chinese gays were targeted for persecution although numbers are impossible to quantify (46). Communism vs. Collective Laborers 160 dead — East German strikers (47) demonstrators killed after protesting a 10% increase in work quotas. 110 dead — Nicaraguan strikers executed by the Sandinistas after demanding back pay (48). 31 dead — Novocherkassk strikers (Kruschev) 24 killed on the spot; 7 later executed; over 100 workers arrested. (49) 51 dead — Peruvian union leaders (50) 106 dead — Polish strikers Poznan demonstrators killed after protesting working conditions & pay issues; others killed in later strikes; thousands attacked by military (51). 3,000 dead — Soviet strikers (Lenin / Trotsky) some shot / others, as N. Werth describes, “loaded onto barges and then thrown by the hundreds into the Volga with stones around their necks” (52). Moreover; Massive factory protests in China — strikers beaten back by 30,000 red soldiers after disputing wages (53). Striking outlawed in Cuba (54). Organizers sentenced to as many as 26 years in prison (55).
No victims in any category below have been double-counted. Outside Peru, no war-related deaths or imprisonments have been included. Communism vs. Villagers 400,000 dead — Cambodian rural (1) 19.5 million dead — Chinese peasants (2) 250,000 dead — Ethiopian nomads (3) 5 million dead — Soviet peasants (4) 340,000 dead — Tibetan rural (5) Communism vs. Landowners 3 million dead — Chinese landowners (6) 100,000 dead — Vietnamese landowners (8) Note: Soviet kulaks are counted among the villagers. Communism vs. Religion 47,000 dead — Cambodian Buddhists (9) 13,000 imprisoned — Czech priests / religious (10) 7,000 imprisoned — Mozambican Jehovah’s Witnesses (11) 100,000 imprisoned — North Korean Christians (12) 2,100 imprisoned — Polish priests & Jehovah’s Witnesses (13) 200,000 dead — Soviet clergy (15) 2,000 dead — Tibetan monks & pilgrims (18) 400 dead — Romanian Christians (14) Moreover, Christians suffered the following in Romanian prison: In a “baptism of immersion,” inmates’ heads were plunged into buckets of urine and feces, while guards chanted baptismal rites. Near the point of drowning the Christian’s head was let up for air and then plunged back into the sewage (65). Communism vs. Cossacks 400,000 dead or deported ethnics (20) Photo: Bolshevik instructions on “the need to do away with the cossacks.” (21) “Order no.7: In the event of an unauthorized exit of a registered [Cossack] family, the family shall be shot.” “Order no. 8: This execution shall be carried out among every family member.” “Order no. 9: All property of the executed [Cossack] shall be confiscated and given to the poor.” Communism vs. Native Americans 6,000 dead — Ashaninka (Peru/luminoso-22) 5,000 imprisoned — Ashaninka (Peru/luminoso-22) 10,000 forcibly relocated — Ashaninka (Peru/luminoso-22) 35 destroyed — Ashaninka communities (Peru/luminoso-22) 35,000 imprisoned or forcibly relocated — Nicaraguan tribesmen (Sandinistas-23) Communism vs. Unclassified Dissidents* 5,000 dead — Albanian dissidents (24) 10,000 dead — Angolan dissidents (25) 29,000 dead — Bulgarian dissidents (26) 1 million dead — Cambodian dissidents (27) 43 million dead — Chinese dissidents (28) 16,000 dead — Cuban dissidents (29) Moreover, in Cuba’s concentration camps, inmates faced the following “punishments.” They were forced to “cut grass with their teeth,” endure “mock executions,” live in iron cages “1 meter wide, 1.8 meters high,” sit for hours in toilet ditches, withstand shock treatment, die by the hundreds from starvation and lack of medical attention (30). 44,000 dead — East German dissidents (31) 10,000 dead — Ethiopian dissidents (32) 50,000 dead — Hungarian dissidents (33) 3,000 dead — Nicaraguan dissidents (34) Moreover, 11,000 Nicaraguans were tortured at the hands of the Sandinistas. This included their being skinned alive & then executed; drawn & quartered; forced to watch wives and daughters sexually assaulted; caged in cubicles less than a square meter; “punished” via electric shock; deprived food and water (35). 1.6 million dead — North Korean dissidents (36) 21,857 dead — Polish dissidents (37) 120,000 dead — Romanian dissidents (38) 8 million dead — Soviet dissidents (39) 425,000 dead — Tibetan dissidents (40) Moreover, Tibetans suffered the following atrocities at the hands of the Chinese. They faced: crucifixion drowning beheading boiling alive burying alive mutilation (41) Communism vs. Gay Rights 25,000 imprisoned — Cuban gays and other “deviants” (42) 500 dead — Peruvian gays, bisexuals, and transgendered (43) 11,000 arrested — Polish gays (44) 100,000s imprisoned — Soviet gays in slave labor camps (45) Moreover, Chinese gays were targeted for persecution although numbers are impossible to quantify (46). Communism vs. Collective Laborers 160 dead — East German strikers (47) demonstrators killed after protesting a 10% increase in work quotas. 110 dead — Nicaraguan strikers executed by the Sandinistas after demanding back pay (48). 31 dead — Novocherkassk strikers (Kruschev) 24 killed on the spot; 7 later executed; over 100 workers arrested. (49) 51 dead — Peruvian union leaders (50) 106 dead — Polish strikers Poznan demonstrators killed after protesting working conditions & pay issues; others killed in later strikes; thousands attacked by military (51). 3,000 dead — Soviet strikers (Lenin / Trotsky) some shot / others, as N. Werth describes, “loaded onto barges and then thrown by the hundreds into the Volga with stones around their necks” (52). Moreover; Massive factory protests in China — strikers beaten back by 30,000 red soldiers after disputing wages (53). Striking outlawed in Cuba (54). Organizers sentenced to as many as 26 years in prison (55).
As rains approach, winterisation in Gaza is far behind: 94% need shelter & non-food items. Rains could flood overcrowded sites with waste & sewage, where families are trying to make a home. This is a race against time. Shelter, clean water & waste management are needed now. https://t.co/aN7JMvmD2A #Gaza #HumanitarianCrisis #Winterisation #GA
Protesters concerned about sewage pollution in seas and rivers staged demonstrations at multiple beaches in the East of England, organized by the charity Surfers Against Sewage, as they seek urgent action to address ongoing sewage spills, despite claims of improvements from Anglian Water and the Environment Agency. #WaterPollution #SewageSpills #EnvironmentalProtests #GB
Dozens of protesters, including the mother of a girl who died from E Coli, participated in a paddle out protest at Gyllingvase Beach in Falmouth to demand reforms in the water industry amidst concerns about water pollution, as part of a nationwide campaign organized by Surfers Against Sewage. #WaterPollution #EnvironmentalProtest #AwarenessCampaign #GB
A monumental sculpture of E. coli was unveiled in Bristol as part of a national protest organized by Surfers Against Sewage to highlight concerns over water pollution, specifically the discharge of sewage into UK waterways, while calls for the nationalization of water companies and enhanced public health measures continue to grow amid rising incidents of pollution. #WaterPollution #EnvironmentalArt #PublicHealth #GB #EU
Protests led by Surfers Against Sewage in various Southern regions of England have highlighted concerns over sewage pollution, calling for increased investment and accountability from water companies, which have reported over 290,000 sewage spills in 2025, while emphasizing the need for regulatory reform to prioritize public health over profit. #WaterPollution #SewageProtest #EnvironmentalJustice #GB #ENG #WLS
A large sculpture of E. coli has been unveiled in Bristol to protest against water pollution and sewage discharge in UK waterways, drawing attention to the rising public anger over pollution incidents and calls for the nationalization of water companies amid ongoing health concerns. #WaterPollution #ArtForChange #PublicHealth #GB #FR
Beneath the bustling streets of Whitechapel Road in East London, a massive underground fatberg—comprised of congealed fat, oils, and waste—measures over 100 tons and poses a significant threat to the sewage system, prompting water companies to adopt artificial intelligence and robotic technologies to detect and manage these hazardous blockages before they escalate. #Fatberg #WasteManagement #UrbanTechnology #GB #US #AU #EE
Protests organized by Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) across the South of England highlight growing concerns over sewage pollution and demand increased investment and accountability from water companies, as communities face serious health risks associated with polluted waters. #CleanWater #SewagePollution #EnvironmentalProtest #GB #ENG
Hundreds of people in North Yorkshire participated in a Paddle Out Protest organized by Surfers Against Sewage to raise awareness about sewage pollution affecting rivers and coastlines, highlighting the serious health risks and urging for stronger protections for all water bodies, not just designated bathing areas. #SewagePollution #EnvironmentalAwareness #WaterQuality #GB #ENG
A large sculpture of E. coli was unveiled in Bristol to protest against water pollution and sewage discharge, with demonstrators nationwide calling for nationalization of water companies and improved public health measures, as growing public concern arises from pollution incidents affecting rivers and seas across the UK. #WaterPollution #EnvironmentalAwareness #PublicHealth #GB #FR
Deep beneath the bustling Whitechapel Road in London, an enormous "fatberg" made of a ghastly mix of fat, oil, and debris poses a serious threat to the sewage system, prompting water companies to employ advanced technologies like artificial intelligence and autonomous robots for early detection and removal of these hazardous formations to prevent flooding and pollution. #Fatberg #UrbanWaste #SewageManagement #GB #US #AU #EE
Protests organized by Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) across the South of England are demanding action to combat sewage pollution, highlighting the negative impact on water quality and public health, with calls for greater investment in infrastructure and an end to profit-driven practices by water companies. #SewagePollution #CleanWater #EnvironmentalProtest #GB #EN
Hundreds of people in North Yorkshire participated in the Paddle Out Protest organized by Surfers Against Sewage to raise awareness about sewage pollution, which is causing health issues and is particularly severe in the River Ouse, as campaigners demand stronger protections for all waterways. #WaterPollution #EnvironmentalAwareness #SewageCrisis #GB #ENG
A massive E.coli sculpture created by artist Luke Jerram was unveiled in Bristol as part of a national protest organized by Surfers Against Sewage, highlighting the urgent concerns over water pollution and sewage discharges in the UK, with demonstrators calling for significant reforms in water management and public health priority. #WaterPollution #EnvironmentalProtest #PublicHealth #GB #FR
Protests organized by Surfers Against Sewage across southern England have called for increased action to combat sewage pollution, highlighting concerns about water quality and public health, while water companies claim they are investing in infrastructure to address these issues, despite ongoing concerns about the impact of sewage spills and demand for legislative changes to prioritize environmental and public health over profit. #SewagePollution #WaterQuality #EnvironmentalAwareness #GB #ENG
Dozens of protesters, including the mother of a girl who died from E. coli, participated in a paddle out demonstration at Gyllingvase Beach in Cornwall to demand water industry reforms in response to growing public outrage over water pollution issues affecting beaches and waterways nationwide. #WaterPollution #EnvironmentalProtest #SewageCrisis #GB #US
A large sculpture of E.coli, created by artist Luke Jerram and unveiled in Bristol, serves as a striking symbol for national protests against water pollution, highlighting public concerns over raw sewage discharges into UK waterways and calls for the nationalization of water companies to prioritize public health and environmental safety. #WaterPollution #EnvironmentalAwareness #PublicHealth #GB #FR
