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One day the people of Iran, Israel, and Lebanon will dance together. May that day come sooner than later.
Replying to @irasiegel
Obama is why I left @TheDemocrats. His Cairo speech was a capitulation to pan-Arabism, and his orchestration of UNSC Resolution 2334 was a massive betrayal of a democratic ally.
What followed was the institutionalization of DEI and CRT, policies that have done enormous damage to the West and will take generations to undo.
It is no surprise him and other Democrats are lining up behind El-Sayed. They’ve chosen red-green intersectionality over the red, white, and blue.
Replying to @StephenM158 @newrepublic
Indeed, as per @GadSaad, the suicidal empathy is breathtaking.
Slotkin, Schumer, and Lazarus are effectively telling Jewish voters to ignore their own safety and legitimate concerns to support El-Sayed and a Democrat Party that has chosen Islamism over the security of Jews.
Lazarus’ piece is “chickens for KFC” dressed up as political analysis.
newrepublic.com/article/2164…
Replying to @shadihamid
Nah, you understand perfectly well that Hamas, the civilians who support its ideology, and the Arab world that perpetuates Palestinianism all bear responsibility. You just choose to play them as the victim while blaming Israel for everything.
Hamas should unconditionally surrender. Instead, they and their Muslim Brotherhood allied network exploits Gazan suffering as a weapon in its propaganda war. And you’re happy to play along.
Replying to @GadSaad
And the best quote from @realMaalouf’s post is at the very end, "If you didn't want me to touch you, you shouldn't have shoplifted."
OOOO, THAT’S A BINGO!
Replying to @LeslieMarshall
And your statement, @LeslieMarshall, is exactly why I left @TheDemocrats. JFK and RFK would be appalled by the bigotry masquerading as “anti-racism” and the vile contempt directed at fellow Americans.
Replying to @ajsteelshow
I don’t care if it’s public. I want swift justice, delivered by the women, who they subjugate.
No 72 virgins, just a date with reality.
Replying to @ajsteelshow
I understand why people are uncomfortable with public executions, especially since mass killers relish the notoriety and attention they bring.
Islamists are no different. Their punishment should deny them the spectacle they crave while confronting the ideology they represent.
The symbolism would be powerful, even poetic, if the executioners were women, particularly Jewish, Yazidi, Hindu, and Christian women.
Bonus: I seriously doubt many Islamists would relish risking their “promised” 72 virgins.
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Replying to @HormuzLetter
This is hilarious. Should be a skit from Monty Python. Who’s next?
PS. The “Supreme Leader” is dead. So, stop with the charade.
Replying to @ArynneWexler
And both would be…. “technically correct.”
May I suggest the Israeli “botz” model? Just coffee and hot water in a cup, just stir, robust and no nonsense.
Replying to @nypost
I stopped being a Democrat during Obama’s first term. His presidency, and the political culture that grew around it, set an anti-American agenda that shifted @TheDemocrats left.
The party’s refusal to confront Islamism as a serious threat, coupled with the willingness to fold its sympathizers into the “Big Tent,” is part of that legacy.
So, I’m unsurprised to hear Obama is joining El-Sayed’s campaign. Two peas in a pod.
xitter.cf/ramgt502/status/210728…
Replying to @isaacrrr7 @DianaLynnS44
Imagine rationalizing a @united flight after learning that a pilot, likely more than one, supports jihadism.
Given the history of United Airlines Flights 175 and 93, you’d think CEO Scott Kirby would understand that this is not a PR problem to be managed. It is a security risk with potentially catastrophic consequences.
Yet United appears more concerned with keeping Mossallam in the cockpit than addressing the concerns raised about his views and the trust passengers place in the airline.
That is an extraordinary choice for an airline entrusted with the lives of its passengers.
Keep telling yourself that. You are part of one big circle jerk with a genocidal authoritarian intersectional mob. Projection is obvious when you scapegoat “da Jews.”
Have a nice day, Vlad.
Replying to @letat_lechat
The position @NonnegotiableMI are trying to take seems wanting. The ship has sailed. Vote accordingly.
@MikeRogersForMI is the better choice.
Replying to @jwomencount2 @EnLiEretzAheret
They are the modern day NAZI party of Britain, but the soy pathetic kind.
Replying to @ToryVictimsRIP @natalieben
Your projection is strong. Have a nice day.
Replying to @natalieben
You are the modern day NAZI party of Britain. Just admit it. Your weak joint statement doesn’t fool anyone.
Replying to @NickJFreitas
Alberta isn’t going anywhere. This hubbub looks performative, aimed at influencing US midterms.
After November, @MarkJCarney will come back to the table.
If he doesn’t, the next six months will bring more business closures. Stelco is only the beginning.
After October 7th, the @DemMaj4Israel plan feels disconnected from reality.
When kibbutzim were attacked, families murdered, hostages taken, and “Globalize the Intifada” protests followed, reviving the same assumptions with better guardrails misses the forest for the trees.
Security, demilitarization and deradicalization come first. Stop making Palestinian statehood the starting point.
Genuine Palestinian deradicalization is the starting point.



