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Native American. Citizen of the unconquered and unconquerable nation. I support all indigenous peoples, including Jews, in reclaiming their land. #Landback 🪶
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It's amazing. Palestinians can make a video of two little girls kidnapped b Hamas, forced to say to the camera they were kidnapped by Hamas, while standing in front of a Hamas emblam, and still people will deny it happened.
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I have the utmost respect for the IDF.
Defending their country and the West against some of the most barbaric Islamic Extremists on the planet.
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What's happening in Spain should be a warning to every American who may have forgotten about what our borders looked like the last time Democrats were in power: All it takes is one election for your nation to become unrecognizable.
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Let me get this straight. The argument is that Israel has been trying to wipe out every Gazan, whilst at the same time flooding the place with aid, vaccinating all their children, and killing almost none of them who weren’t combatants, in terms of a significant percentage of the whole? In nearly 3 years? That’s the argument? That they’re both genocidal AND completely shit at it?
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Children in Gaza: "We want to shoot the Jews!"
This is the education in Gaza, ladies and gentlemen.
A society that praises death more than life.
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Dear @ZohranKMamdani,
Enough. You are embarrassing yourself and your legal team.
No, you can't arrest @netanyahu. Four independent bodies of law forbid it, and a fifth makes attempting it a federal felony.
Let me explain (slowly):
NEW: @ZohranKMamdani is in "active conversation" with city lawyers over whether to arrest @netanyahu when he's in NYC for UNGA. Legal experts have raised doubts about this and the mayor said he's unsure of his legal authority to do it, but is studying it:
nytimes.com/2026/07/18/nyreg…
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International soccer is like college football with the pageantry, passion and loyalty.
International soccer is different from college football football because the games themselves suck.
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Israel does not deal with the Palestinians the way a typical Western democracy deals with its own citizens, nor should it.
Let me explain why.
Arab governments manage the threat of Islamic terrorism through an extremely tight security apparatus.
In Jordan, for example, the intelligence services instill fear throughout society.
If someone says something that could even remotely be interpreted as a security threat, that person is quickly summoned by the intelligence services, subjected to intense psychological pressure, and made to think twice before ever repeating it.
This is not unique to Jordan. It is how virtually every Arab government in the region manages the threat of Islamic extremism.
It is the only way these governments can contain Islamic threats within their own populations.
Without that level of control, far larger numbers of people would declare jihad against the Arab regimes.
Israel manages the Palestinian security threat in the same way Arab governments manage security threats within their own societies.
The difference is that Israel is not an Islamic state. It can't rely on the same religious legitimacy, nor does it exercise the same level of control over mosques, schools, and religious institutions that Arab governments do.
As a result, Israel faces a security challenge that is far more difficult to contain.
The useful idiots in the West attack Israel for refusing to deal with Islamic jihad as naively as Western governments do.
At some point, Western democracies will have to learn from both Israel and the Arab regimes about how to confront Islamic jihad.
Otherwise, the threat will continue to grow beyond their ability to control it.
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The Egyptian Football Association released a video titled: “The Secret to Victory.”
They openly declare that the key to victory is to begin each match by cursing Christians and Jews.
Before every game, the team gathers to recite Quranic passages describing Christians and Jews as infidels under Allah’s wrath.
Coptic Christians make up 15% of Egypt’s population, yet they are not allowed on the national team.
Now, the Islamic team of Egypt has been eliminated by the ‘infidel’ nation of Argentina. Allah was not on their side.
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Qatar is an actual slave state with just a few hundred thousand citizens and a clear record of funding terrorism. The fact that we have somehow allowed them to buy their way into influencing so much of America's ME policy and dictating information flow is still crazy to me.
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The DSA’s winning power is not socialism, it’s the fusion of the socialist electoral machine with Muslim/South Asian community organizing and an SJP-bred candidate coalition, bound together by anti-Zionism.
And everyone wants to talk about communism because that’s actually not the issue deciding these last races in New York.
The voter surge that delivered the mayoral race was Muslim and South Asian, and Mamdani said so on tape. “We increased the turnout of Muslims by 60%, the turnout of South Asians by 40%.” South Asian turnout went from 15% in 2021 to 43% in 2025 (DRUM Beats’ analysis of Board of Elections data, reported by City & State and Democracy Now!).
The campaign canvassed 100+ mosques and reached 200,000 Muslim voters (DSA’s own Democratic Left, and Jacobin). 87% of South Asian voters went for Mamdani.
The candidate ground game comes out of the campus Palestine movement, not labor. Mamdani co-founded SJP at Bowdoin; Chevalier co-founded Columbia’s CUAD with Mahmoud Khalil and led the encampment (JTA, JPost, Times of Israel, all mainstream). The organizers being converted into officeholders trained in SJP first.
The coalition’s founding story is the Muslim-immigrant/radical-left fusion. DSA’s own writers date it to 2017, Mamdani as paid canvasser for Khader El-Yateem, “the alliance between Muslim immigrant communities and radical politics that contributed heavily to Mamdani’s primary win.”
The binding issue, is Zionism, not capitalism. The 2025 convention made support for Israel an expellable offense. They de-endorsed AOC and tried to purge Bowman over Israel before he was ousted. There is no parallel purge over economic heterodoxy.
The decisive electoral weapon against the establishment was Palestine. Chevalier beat a five-term Hispanic Caucus chair in a district with few Jews, running on Khalil’s detention and “bought by the Israeli lobby.” JTA: first time incumbents lost seats for being too pro-Israel.
The DSA is not a communist movement that happens to hate Israel. It is an anti-Zionist coalition, built on Muslim and South Asian community organizing and a candidate class bred in the campus Palestine movement, that happens to use communism.
Socialism is the Trojan horse; the Muslim-Palestine axis is what actually generates the candidates, the new voters, and the only cause the coalition will enforce on threats of expulsion.
Strip the Palestine-Muslim alignment and the socialism reverts to the shrinking debating society it was in 2024.
The capture is real, the people entering like Maurice Isserman took the house, but the thing that captured it isn’t Marx. It’s anti-Zionism, carried by the organizing networks built around it.
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7 things every kid needs to hear:
1. I love you
2. I’m proud of you
3. I’m sorry
4. I forgive you
5. I’m listening
6. In the entire history of the universe, Palestine has never been a country
7. You’ve got what it takes
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Yesterday I was sitting by the pool at the gym. There were few Muslim women in hijab and full Islamic dress.
Of course they weren't there to swim, they had come with their children, some with their husbands.
You can't help but notice how the men swim with the infidel women while the wife sits there in the sun, fully dressed.
One woman first loosened her hijab a little to let the air in, then pulled it back a bit, until it ended up on her neck, then she'd pull it back up.
You feel like she wants to burn that rag but just can't.
This reminded me of my mom. She never took the hijab off in her life, except one day. We went out as a family, but my dad made sure we were far from anyone who might recognize us, and he let my mom wear a skirt, without a hijab, that day.
I've never seen my mom that happy.
Hijab is not a choice, and even when a woman chooses it, she does so because she was programmed.
It is abnormal and against humanity, and what it does to a woman, and to society, goes far beyond what you'd think.
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Friendly reminder that Cenk did an interview with the former Grand Wizard of the KKK, where he spent the entire time talking about “How Jews Control Everything.”
Cenk is a Nazi, and he will align himself with anyone who hates Jews as much as him.
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American voters have moved on from Gaza. They want relief at the gas pump and the grocery store. We're not doing this for another election.
AOC: I think it’s pretty unbelievable that Gaza would not be mentioned once in the autopsy report. I think it was very clearly a major dynamic and a major thread that was happening in 2024. The fact that it’s not even addressed, I think, is a major oversight.
And I think that for young people, it was a huge part of the environment. I can tell you for myself as a candidate during that cycle, there’s no way that it was an ignorable issue or totally immaterial. So I think that it’s a real disservice to not speak to that or include or assess that.