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Retired journalist, Northwestern alum, ex-@azredistricting PIO and pop-culture aficionado.
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Stu Robinson retweeted
You don’t even know who tf is the most dead there because they don’t separate the civilians from combatants and that’s by design.
Hamas and the other 6 Palestinian terrorists groups who united for Oct 7 to murder civilians and the war that followed had a combined 57,000 fighters.
That’s not including Palestinian civilians that have joined in to fight.
Plus, 7500 people die yearly in Palestine. That’s 3 years a possible 23,000 people died from natural causes.
No one has seen 73,000 bodies or funerals or burial grounds.
It’s all bullshit and propaganda!
There’s no genocide in Palestine but it is in Sudan, Congo, and Ethiopia AND WE CAN SEE THE BODIES AND MASS GRAVES!!
And every war has damage.
Did you Google Afghanistan, Iraq, or Syria?
Have you did Ukraine?
Yall are full of shit and will fall for anything.
Replying to @mhanna88
Yes. Most of the deaths there are of civilians and children. Zionists are the real terrorists.
Stu Robinson retweeted
A Jewish journalist goes to Yom Kippur services in Toronto and films protesters shouting “baby killer” at people arriving to pray. His employer reportedly takes him off the air and summons him to a disciplinary hearing.
If CBC punished Neil Herland for documenting that intimidation, its management should be ashamed. What a cowardly response from a public broadcaster that ought to defend its journalists’ ability to report what they witness.
An activist complaint deserves scrutiny. So does the footage. Giving the complainants an effective veto over a journalist’s account would be an appalling surrender of editorial judgment.
CBC told Juno News that reports contain errors and mischaracterizations, while declining to specify them, citing employee privacy. That leaves serious questions unanswered.
Jewish journalists have every right to describe the hostility they encounter. CBC owes Canadians a clear explanation of what happened and which rule Herland allegedly broke.
Alex Carson reports in The Jerusalem Post. Link in the reply.
Stu Robinson retweeted
The notion that Palestinians deserve compassion because they fucked up their lives in the evil war they started is morally untenable. Do we sit around constantly talking about the poor Russians and how they’ve suffered in Ukraine’s existential defense?? No, we don’t. The situation with Israel is the same. We are truly witnessing an event of mass psychosis and moral derangement.
Stu Robinson retweeted
How do you describe this? Easy.
It looks like a transnational terrorist group invaded a sovereign country & provoked a large-scale armed conflict by committing one of the most horrific atrocities in living memory then chose to deliberately hide & fight among its own population.
Stu Robinson retweeted
Try this: ‘Gaza’s government were Muslim supremacist jihadists, backed and trained by expansionist Muslim-imperialist dictatorships, who invaded Israel during a ceasefire, accompanied by thousands of other Gazans. They murdered everyone they could find, shot hundreds of unarmed young people with machine guns at a music festival as they fled, stole Israeli children, babies and holocaust survivors from their homes after slaughtering their relatives in front of them, raped women next to the corpses of their friends, desecrated dead girls’ bodies in the streets as large crowds shrieked ‘allahu akhbar’ and spat on them, beheaded people with garden implements and burnt entire families to death.
The Gazans recorded the entire thing, made phone calls saying stuff like ‘dad, mum, you’ll be so proud of how many Jews I killed’, and repeatedly and furiously vowed to do the same thing over and over until they’d conquered and annihilated the entire state of Israel.
The Gazan jihadists then stole hundreds of captives, held them in dark tunnels while torturing and killing them, rigged up almost every building in Gaza - mostly built on top of those tunnels (which Gaza’s government used billions of dollars in aid to dig) - with bombs and explosives, and hid in schools and civilian infrastructure and shrieked ‘GENOCIDE’ before Israel had even responded, but while continuing to launch rockets en masse into Israel, along with neighbouring jihadist death cults, promising to destroy Israel, and refusing to surrender.
Israel was forced to respond, which it did, sacrificing hundreds and hundreds of its own young people to try and ensure the war was as targeted as possible and taking great pains to keep the number of civilian deaths as low as possible in the almost impossible circumstances.
While they did this, I - Mario - devoted my time to spreading moronic deeply morally suspect slop-style propaganda on the internet aimed at getting clicks from people who support the jihadists and hate Jews.
Much of the rest of the world behaved similarly. At the same time, far deadlier conflicts - such as the mass murder of Iranian protesters by Muslim fanatics, or the genocide of African Christians by Muslim groups, or the mass murder of hundreds of thousands of people by Muslim groups in Darfur - were almost entirely ignored by everyone who claimed to be horrified by the Israeli response to the war waged by Palestinians in Gaza.
We tried and succeeded in painting Gaza as the victim and Israel as a uniquely evil state in world history, but Israelis were not willing to simply give up and let themselves and their country be annihilated.’
Years from now, my grandkids will ask me how humanity allowed Gaza to happen. I still don’t have an answer for them 💔 nitter.cf/mhmd_s09/status/209257…
Stu Robinson retweeted
You call it standing up for Palestinians. We call it performative activism and self-righteous BS repackaged as campaign fundraising.
Stu Robinson retweeted
Let me just add:
Every cop I know doesn’t mind peaceful protests. We’ve all worked peaceful protests. It’s an easy day. They protest, they leave, we leave.
“Why don’t the cops just do their jobs?”
Because we have families to feed. We have pensions to protect. As much as we would LOVE to put these uncivil protests down right where they start, we can’t because the entire state government from the governor, to the mayor, to the city council is standing with these protestors. We’re handcuffed by Democrat socialists and far-left activists posing as elected officials. If we get fired or even arrested for doing our job, who’s going to pay our mortgage or put food on our table?
Until NYC hits a breaking point and elects people like Rudy Giuliani or someone who actually believes in law and order instead of trying to be a revolutionary, then NYC will continue to be lost. With Mamdani at the helm, nothing is going to change any time soon.
As a former NYPD lieutenant, I’ll give you the inside scoop on these protests:
Cops hate them. No one wants to work these details. You actively try to avoid the desk in order to not be notified of these.
You get to the detail and usually the “Free Palestine” crowd is on one side of the street and the pro-Israel side is on the other. You then spend the next couple hours trying to stop the “Free Palestine” crowd from physically attacking the pro-Israel crowd.
After that, the “Free Palestine” crowd will march and shut down traffic. Along the way, they’ll disrupt sidewalk cafes, random passersby, and anyone who they think might be Jewish.
Then they’ll find a place to stop, where they’ll harass cops, take their names and shield numbers, and threaten to doxx them. They’ll even pick fights with cops and do things so the cops will be forced to move in and arrest them. That’s where they’ll film their infamous YouTube videos highlighting “police brutality.” Mind you, the cops have been actively trying to protect them the entire time, but propaganda is needed.
After a 15 hour day, the cops are finally cut loose, waiting for the impending CCRB accusations.
… and everyone wonders why recruitment and retainment are down.
Last spring, Canada's security services warned about a broader problem in which acts of antisemitism become so prevalent and frequent that they create an environment that further fuels such violence.
Since the Belleville synagogue attack—narrowly thwarted by brave police officers—Canadians have witnessed a relentless barrage of threats.
A synagogue shooting threat in Durham Region. An alleged ISIS chemical weapons terror plot in Quebec. Antisemitic death threats against Kitchener’s Jewish community. Hate and violence allegedly encouraged online in Kingston.
The warnings are clear. The threats are escalating. So is the need for government action.
As CIJA CEO @nshack said: "Constables Smith and McCurdy stepped forward when it mattered most. Our political leaders must do the same."
Stu Robinson retweeted
On the left, you have an image of Gazan militants captured by the IDF and stripped of most of their clothing.
On the right is an image from the RAF Fairford incident, where several terrorists are detained by UK counter-terrorism forces, and, as you can see, they are also stripped of their clothing.
This is STANDARD PROCEDURE when dealing with detainees who may be carrying explosives or devices that could trigger an explosive.
And yet, when the former made the news, media outlets described the IDF’s actions as “inhumane” and “torture,” and used wording such as “parading naked Gazans around.”
This is why it helps to be educated on these subjects, in order to understand the difference between reporting facts and pushing a narrative intended to smear.
Stu Robinson retweeted
I was always on the left because I thought we were fighting for equality. But I can’t deny what has happened to the Democratic Party. We’ve become so moralistic and cult like, we’re cheerleading truly dangerous ideas that make America unequal.
Abdul El-Sayed as a candidate is beyond disturbing to me, someone who clearly a Muslim supremacist who does not value Jewish life. He will do the kabuki theatre of saying what has to say, but his mission is clear. Eradicate Israel and Israelis, do nothing about the continued expulsion of Jews from American life. The thought of him getting national security briefings is terrifying. And he’s just the second in this new wave of progressive bigotry hijacking our party.
This is not what I signed up for. And the Democrats outside of the progressive cult know better, but are clearly unwilling to stop this.
The Republicans are as corrupt a political party that has ever existed in America. Their voters tend to be conspiracy minded, and have always opposed rights and dignity for women, LGBT people and racial minorities. I will never excuse what the Republicans are, something deeply morally ugly.
But I also won’t pretend the Democrats are not becoming what we are. Jew-hating bigots too intellectually weak to implement our national security strategy.
If that makes me a left of center moderate then I guess that’s where I am.
Stu Robinson retweeted
the lgbtq community defending islam has to be one of the ten dumbest things to ever happen on earth
Stu Robinson retweeted
Another fat terrorist fuck neutralized by the Israeli Defense Forces in the Gaza Strip. ❌️
Bitch went from Fat → to Fat As Fuck → to Clinically Obese in just under two years!
If this is what famine looks like, the UN needs a new BMI chart. 😭
Stu Robinson retweeted
Honestly, if your country or territory or whatever starts a war by torturing, raping, and murdering innocents in their homes, there is no response that is too drastic.
Gloves are off.
Remember, you wanted this.
Stu Robinson retweeted
The definition of irony:
I’ve got Liberals and Leftists telling me that they’re the party of tolerance while the Right is racist the Right is just waiting for the right time to pounce on me, string me up, and celebrate as I’m swaying in the wind from a tree. To really make their point, they’ll be as racist to me as possible, calling me slurs, because that kind of “tough love” will cause me to see the light one day.
Meanwhile, I’ve got the Right asking me when I’ll be in their town so they can either buy me a beer or hang out with me. I haven’t been called a single slur by any of them. The most we’ve ever argued about is whether or not pineapple goes on pizza (which, it doesn’t…)
People tell you exactly who they are; believe them.
Stu Robinson retweeted
The Palestinian conflict ended more than half a century ago
It was a war, not of Israel’s choosing, that Israel won nonetheless
And wars have consequences
Normally, societies settle into new post war realities
But Palestinians have been artificially conditioned to think they are somehow special and not subject to the realities of human history
And I say artificially because this entire conflict has been artificially perpetuated by foreign proxies: Arab states, USSR, IRGC, China/Russia, etc
So now 75 years later, we have an entire population that’s been brainwashed into thinking that they are somehow special compared to the rest of the planet’s ethnic minorities
If you actually cared about the “Palestinians” you would first recognize that their objectives are designed to get them all killed
Palestinians do not want a two state solution. They want the destruction of Israel and that is not happening
And so what people support when they advocate for the Palestinian cause is more Palestinian death and suffering
It is such a ridiculous situation that it boggles the mind
Unlike @AbdulElSayed, I’m an Arab who is actually from Israel. My family lived through the establishment of the state of Israel and what he calls the “Nakba.” The Holocaust was nothing like the events of the “Nakba” where my grandfather was told to flee by Arab leaders (not Jews) so the Arabs could “defeat the Jews.” He refused, and all the Arab residents who stayed were given citizenship. Those who fled, a large number by choice, were not permitted to return, as often happens in war. That is a catastrophe, a “nakba” of their own making. But there was no choice in the Holocaust, there was no citizenship for those who stayed. You are intentionally comparing a war and a genocide. They are not the same.
Your vile attempt to co-opt the largest massacre of the Jewish people in history, the systematic murder of six million people simply because they were Jews, for your own dystopian pro-terror Muslim Brotherhood agenda is despicable. I see through you Abdul. You may be able to fool Western Americans with your garbage, but we know who you really are.
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Stu Robinson retweeted
This lively Irish lass was murdered by Hamas on October 7th. Make it make sense, Ireland.
Kim Damti.
I wonder if the Irish football team and those trying to boycott the Israel/Ireland football team thought of her?
She was an Irish Citizen 🇮🇪 and murdered by Palestinian Terrorists on October 7th.
Here is her story and some words from the heart from her family:
She was at the Nova Festival.
Her mother said Kim called her at 6:30 a.m. as Hamas was attacking the party, and asked:
“Mummy, what should I do?” Her son took the phone and told her to seek shelter, and that was the last they heard from her.
Her body was discovered several days later, and she was buried in Gedera on October 12.
Damti is survived by her parents, Jennifer and Gidon, and four siblings. Her family owns the well-known Falafel Damti stand in Gedera, where Kim grew up.
Her cousin, Hadas Damti Padlon, described Kim as “beloved, beautiful and good, whose only sin was going to a party to dance and enjoy.”
“Kimmy was a source of pride and joy to her parents and siblings,” she wrote.
“Kim was a beautiful, gentle, light-filled girl, there was nobody who didn’t love her, she was a ray of sunshine in the world!”
Her relative, Nasrin Damti, described Kim as “my angel… I am broken and destroyed and cannot believe that I won’t get to see your beautiful smile anymore.
My Kimmy, you were the angel of the family and especially of me. Watch over us from above, and give us the strength to deal with the horrible pain.”
At her funeral, her brother Daniel Damti eulogized her and spoke of her final moments.
“Kimmy, our flower, my little sister… you were always full of generosity. You left for the party and I told you, ‘Go, have fun, this is your time.'” He said they last spoke at 7 a.m. and she told him she was hiding out in a shelter, “and I was relieved. I didn’t know that that’s where it would end.”
“You will always stay in my heart, smart and pure, I’ll never forget you. I promise you I’ll protect everyone, the whole family. Our angel, you will always stay beautiful in our memories,” he said.
At the ceremony, her sister, Emily Damti, lamented the loss of “Kimmy, my little sister, my sunshine, my flower girl, my successful, beautiful sister. I can’t get your smile out of my head. I can’t imagine summing up your life when you just started living.”
Emily said she “received a gift to spend 22 years by your side, I was privileged to be your sister.
You managed to do so much during that time, an excellent student, who also found time for fun… What a treasure was stolen from me. I wanted to do so many more things with you… I will always remember you dancing with a smile on your face. My angel.”
May her memory be a blessing 🕯️
Stu Robinson retweeted
I dropped my daughter off at a sleepover and went home to finish some work.
Around 11pm, she texted me: "Dad, did you feed the fish?"
We don't have a fish. That was our code.
"Fish" means:
"Come get me, don't ask questions here."
I grabbed my keys and drove straight over.
When I got there, I told the other parents she'd forgotten she had an early appointment tomorrow morning.
She grabbed her bag, thanked them, and got in the car.
On the way home, she told me what actually happened.
The girls had started passing around someone's older brother's Instagram messages, planning to prank call a boy from their grade and record his reaction to post online.
She didn't want to be there when it happened, and didn't want to explain that to a room full of girls who thought it was funny.
I told her: "You don't owe anyone an explanation for leaving," and she fell asleep in the car before we even got home.
Kids should always have a way out of a situation that doesn't feel right, no interrogation required, no story owed to anyone but the parent picking them up.
Stu Robinson retweeted
The farmer who called in the RAF Fairford incident has spoken. And she's not having Wes Streeting's spin.
There were "definitely more than five," she says. Eight to ten. Faces covered. All dressed the same, "almost you'd have thought perhaps it was what they'd been told to wear."
Five were arrested. All five are now out on bail.
Streeting went on the telly to say she only had a "partial picture." Her reply? Nobody in any official capacity has even been in touch with her.
So: a declared major incident. The one witness from that night says more men were there than were ever arrested. Not one official has picked up the phone to her.
But the Defence Secretary found time to go on the BBC and mark down her account.
Something doesn't add up. 🤔
Stu Robinson retweeted
No one serious denies there was a war in Gaza. There were dead. There were displaced. Now put January next to it and watch the moral machinery jam
A war Hamas started, with a charter and a day of slaughter aimed at Jews as Jews, is not “genocide” because the side that promised elimination lost. Loss is not proof of a plan to erase a people. It is proof the plan failed. Call the destruction what it is. Stop laundering a lost elimination war into the highest crime so that every other file can be ignored.
The Islamic Republic did not fight an army. It hunted a country. Unarmed streets. Live fire from range. Then the second war, the one that never makes a Western campus: executions, prisons, the disappeared, threats, rape, torture, suicides, ankle monitors, exit bans, firings, suspensions, eyes taken, mothers in mourning, fathers still waiting, families bent until they break. Morgues filled to the brim and no place to put the dead.
That is why the left needed Gaza to be the only atrocity in the language. A war with cameras and a fashionable flag can be turned into liturgy. An Iranian massacre with hangings and hospital corridors and names that do not fit the sermon has to be demoted to “complexity,” or to silence.
You can oppose the death of civilians in a war and still refuse to call a lost war a genocide.
You cannot claim a conscience and skip a state that stacked its own people and then called them spies. One file gets outrage. The other file gets a shrug. That is a caste system of the dead, and people claiming moral superiority are complicit.