Defending Human Rights and Justice for Victims

  In the heated immigration debates, one thing has become painfully clear: America’s approach is riddled with contradictions and hypocrisy. The obsession with canceling birthright citizenship and demonizing so-called “anchor babies” ignores the real financial and legal incentives that keep immigration policies skewed—and the real beneficiaries who quietly thrive. 👶 Birthright Citizenship: The Convenient Scapegoat For decades, political firebrands have railed against birthright citizenship, claiming it encourages illegal immigration by allowing children born on U.S. soil automatic citizenship. These “anchor babies,” we’re told, pull in relatives, drain public resources, and undermine national security. But here’s the inconvenient truth: Children born to immigrants in the U.S. receive no direct government cash benefits. They are citizens, yes—but unlike adults, they don’t receive welfare checks, social security, or subsidies. Instead, they grow up, contribute taxes, serve in ...

  🎭 The Mask of Democracy, the Machinery of War Once hailed as a beacon of freedom, the United States of America today more closely resembles a high-tech dystopia , driven not by its citizens, but by unelected war architects, surveillance agencies, and powerful foreign lobbies. Behind the façade of elections and free speech lies a militarized empire —arming allies, toppling governments, and manufacturing consent for endless war. 🇮🇱 The Israel Connection: Pushing for a War with Iran For decades, the US-Israel alliance has shaped Middle East policy. But in recent years, this alliance has morphed into something darker: a pipeline of intelligence, weapons, and propaganda pushing for direct confrontation with Iran . From assassinations of Iranian scientists to cyberattacks like Stuxnet , the conflict has escalated in the shadows. Now, Israel wants more: open war . And the dystopian gears of the U.S. government are turning to oblige. 🧠 Controlled Narratives, Silenced Disse...

  The Mothers’ Cry for Justice After the 2009 BDR Genocide A movement of mothers and families seeking truth, justice, and accountability for the mass killing and wrongful punishment of BDR members in 2009. 📌 Overview BDR-er Mayer Dak is a humanitarian and justice-seeking platform formed by the mothers, wives, and family members of Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) personnel who were systematically tortured, executed without trial, disappeared, or wrongfully imprisoned during and after the 2009 BDR massacre at Pilkhana, Dhaka . We call it what it was: 🟥 The 2009 BDR Genocide Over 6,000 soldiers accused without individual investigation More than 70 BDR members died in custody —many under brutal torture Mass trials held in violation of due process Thousands sentenced after forced confessions Families denied information, access, or justice 🕯️ Our Loved Ones Were Labeled Enemies Overnight In the span of days following the 25–26 February 2009 mutiny , the State t...