Kayem

Kaylia Nemour, whose mother is French, was the most promising French junior of her generation. After her surgery, the French Gymnastics Federation pressured her to move away from her coaches and family to INSEP in Paris, which was undergoing a massive sexual abuse scandal. They even threatened to pull her funding.⁣
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Once her own doctor approved her return to training, the French federation’s doctor—without examining her—not only refused to allow her to return to competition, but also said that she could not return to training and initiated an abuse investigation into her coaches. He tried to publicly say he never did that but Nemour’s mother had the letter in writing and posted it on twitter. ⁣
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Facing the prospect of not being able to compete Nemour switched to Algeria but the FFG opposed the country change, meaning she couldn’t compete for a year. That would have prevented her from competing at last year’s World Championship, and most of her best opportunities to qualify for Paris Olympics. ⁣
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This was only reversed at the intervention of the French Minister for Sport the literal week before the 2023 African Championships where she qualified for Worlds. ⁣
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Now, just like how Algeria overthrew the French colonial presence, Nemour has beaten the country that tried to control her and exploit her resources 🙃 🇩🇿

In today's episode of "What Verbal Gymnastics will come up with to Avoid Reporting Truth?".

Major Mann released a thoughtful letter citing his reasonings for resigning. I appreciate his vulnerability in sharing his internal justifications that delayed his resignation.⁣
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He speaks about being a descendant of European Jews who were taught to never tolerate ethnic cleansing anywhere. The letter displays the type of nuance that is lost on mainstream media’s discussion of Palestine.

The level of gaslighting, centering of self, and feigning victimhood is unfathomable. It’s no wonder META works so hard at censorship and suppression with these type of people at the helm.