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27. Manchester United. Melbourne FC. NY Giants
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You’d think Israel took 2 babies hostage and then had a big parade with their coffins. But no, that’s Palestinians.
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Steve Gleason gave us one of the most iconic plays in Saints history: a blocked punt in the Saints’ first game back in the Superdome.
Soon after, Gleason was diagnosed with ALS, beginning a story of resilience and rebirth far beyond football 💪
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Poland roasting Tucker for being a Hitler simp is the only path forward. Mockery is the only language these losers understand.
Letter from CdA a.i. @BogdanKlich calling on @TuckerCarlson to publicly retract his outrageous statements and apologize for insulting Poles, British citizens, and, ultimately, the memory of the victims of the Shoah and all those who died in the fight against Nazism.
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This is the author of the Green Party “Zionism of racism” motion, calling to hunt “Zionists” worldwide like Nazis.
Sounds like she wants revenge for the Nazis losing
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“I'm still playing the Hulk, they thought I was out for the count"
Mark Ruffalo repeatedly said he was "blacklisted," even though he's a major movie star.
Now he's admitting it: He faced 0 consequences for his conspiratorial, bizarre statements about Israel controlling the American entertainment industry.
I've always found it very confusing that anyone has a problem with Israel existing, even as a child - it's the ancient Jewish homeland and after the Holocaust it became non-negotiably necessary that Jews had their own, safe country. But then, I wasn't raised to hate others...
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They are pretending the motion isn’t racist.
They are pretending it isn’t pro terror.
They are ignoring the fact that the proposer of the motion says Zionists need to be treated like Nazis.
I feel sick that I live in an area controlled by a racist party.
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The Green Party has never called for any other existing state to be abolished, just the world’s only Jewish one. Extremism in action.
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Meanwhile Gary Lineker is hanging out with Arab Barghouti, the son of Palestinian terrorist Marwan Barghouti. The whole pro-Pal movement is in the gutter with extremists and violent criminals. Shame on them all.
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It does sound an awful lot like a second Holocaust.
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When Amnesty is telling you to tone it down you know you’ve gone too far
BREAKING: Amnesty International UK chair Sandy Ruthven has left the Green Party following the party's adoption of its 'Zionism is racism' motion at its conference over the weekend.
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Everyone act surprised!!
Calls Mount to Investigate 'NAZA' Filmmaker's Terror Ties:
A newly disclosed report by the Yesha Council Intelligence Operations Center has triggered sharp calls for a comprehensive security investigation into left-wing filmmaker Yuval Abraham, co-director of the controversial documentary "NAZA." According to the report, revealed on Channel 14 by political correspondent Avraham Hasson, Abraham maintained connections with terror operatives and families of terrorists; the findings prompted Culture Minister Miki Zohar to urgently petition Shin Bet Director David Zini to investigate whether wartime treason was committed.
c14news.com/article/1508262/
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The Greens are going to discover - just as Labour did when antisemitism poisoned the party under Corbyn - that whilst most ordinary decent British people might never have met a Jewish person, they can spot antisemitism and they don’t vote for antisemites.
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I honestly didn’t expect this level of pushback against the Greens. It’s genuinely heartening.
EXCLUSIVE: More than a dozen Labour MPs have reported the Green party to Sussex Police and the EHRC over its ‘Zionism is racism’ policy, The Spectator can reveal.
Zack Polanski’s party was plunged deeper into crisis this afternoon after politicians, led by former Home Office minister Mike Tapp, urged police in Brighton to examine whether events at the Green conference may have crossed into criminally actionable racial or religious hatred against Jewish people.
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I have a weird feeling that this isn’t actually about school funding and staffing for the rioters…
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Some numbers tell a dispositive story.
1939: 40 million Arabs in the world.
2026: 450 million Arabs in the world
1939: 17 million Jews in the world.
2026: 16 million Jews in the world
1939: 4 sovereign Arab states
2026: 22 sovereign Arab states
1939: 0 sovereign Jewish states.
2026: 1 sovereign Jewish state
Tell me again what the argument is about.
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‘I fear the Green Party is heading to a very dark place. I cannot follow it there.
If that means my political career ends at 23, so be it.’
Immense bravery and integrity from someone so young.
I have officially resigned from the Green Party and will currently sit as an independent Cllr
A statement to the people of Waterloo
Today I have made the incredibly difficult decision to resign from the Green Party. As things stand, I will now sit as an Independent councillor for Waterloo.
I'm 23. I grew up here, walked these streets as a little boy and couldn't be prouder to now represent the community I call home. I didn't get into politics for a career or a party badge. I got into it to help people and make my community better.
At Green Party Conference, a motion was passed declaring Zionism a form of racism and committing the party to oppose it.
I had serious concerns about what this could mean for Jewish members. Being Jewish does not make someone a Zionist. Jewish people hold many different views on Israel and Zionism.
An amendment was put forward saying members should not be pressured or disciplined simply because they attend or are connected to Jewish institutions such as synagogues or community centres. It also sought to ensure Jewish members weren't punished for views that wouldn't see non-Jewish members punished.
I voted for it. It was rejected. I then voted against the final motion.
I saw Jewish members in tears afterwards. I won't forget that.
I came back to Waterloo knowing I couldn't look residents in the face and defend something I believe is wrong.
I will always stand up for Palestinian freedom and speak out against the actions of the Israeli Government. But I can do that while standing with our Jewish community against antisemitism. We must be able to do both.
I fear the Green Party is heading to a very dark place. I cannot follow it there.
If that means my political career ends at 23, so be it.
I'm not leaving Waterloo. I'll still be here, taking up your casework, fighting your corner and doing everything I can for the community I love.
