@losttonihilism @Sc0tty_Boom @zapatas_mom Lol, you know nothing about men. It's the girls, even the ones that bring nothing to the table, making unrealistic “6 feet, 6 figures” demands.
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@Sc0tty_Boom @zapatas_mom Bc men are assholes to anyone that’s not a super hot girl, she can spit on their face and they’d still ask her out tho
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Went to a bar last night with friends. We ended up meeting some Gen Z girls (early 20s). They’re off the dating apps. They just cold approach men. I witnessed it and tbh… the men were mostly not responsive or even polite. It was actually a bit awkward. But, they take it on the chin.
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@MollySOShea @mikeeisenberg I've become more antisemitic by listening to jews than by watching Nick Fuentes.
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"It tells you something about our younger generation. I don’t know if you know this — the United States was founded on Hebraic notions, taken from the Bible, taken from the Talmud.
And I think we’re in that period right now — this tight allied partnership between the United States & Israel that will actually be the model for the future of a prosperous world."
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BREAKING: @mikeeisenberg says “The Iran War changes everything."
Two reasons:
1) Proving the power of a true model ally in Israel
2) Global supply chains changed forever
"Allies like the United States & Israel — Israel makes the United States more powerful, & the United States makes Israel & the entire region more powerful, more central, & more important to the future of the global economy."
“Out of this will come completely reordered global supply chains — for AI, for energy, for commodities, for everything.”
"This is a war that changes the world, changes global supply chains."
“Uncertainty requires high-agency and mission-driven people.”
"Israel produces agency at scale — or people with agency at scale — because of mandatory military service & a mission-driven people, both in the economy and in civil society.
Michael Eisenberg, Hill & Valley Forum 2026 (@HillValleyForum)
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@MosheELavi @mehdirhasan An israeli jew saying this is rich, and I don't even like Hasan, lol.
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@mehdirhasan There’s nothing progressive about a bigoted man who platforms and rationalises terrorism, and propagandises for authoritarian regimes and communist ideals while living a luxurious life as a nepo baby monetising ignorance. Every party should distance itself from such toxicity.
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"The Campaign Against Hasan Piker Is About Crushing the Left"
Centrist groups like Third Way are trying to cancel the popular progressive streamer as part of their campaign to ‘reduce far-left influence.’ Why are top Democrats joining in?
zeteo.com/p/third-way-ha…
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The people who are demanding that Democrats introduce all of this into *electoral strategy* either 1) misunderstand extant data + electoral strategy and/or 2) want to rat-f*ck Democrats to the f*cking moon.
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I really want strategists to start thinking about how THEY feel when the topic of Israel/Palestine comes up. I'm not talking about frothy antisemites. I'm talking about Normies. You're at Happy Hour w/ friends from work. Someone says, "Let's talk about ISRAEL." How do you feel?
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@EylonALevy If Iran wanted to bomb the Old City, they had 47 years to do it. israel is using the war it started to stage a false flag and build a shitty temple.
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This was a daft, unforced error, an unnecessarily draconian restriction during a war.
But that’s the point: the Iranian regime is firing ballistic missile at the Old City. All holy sites are closed. Any media that ignores that context is being willfully disingenuous.
AF Post@AFpost
Israeli police prevented the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem, Cardinal Pierbattista Pizzaballa, Head of the Catholic Church in the Holy Land, from entering the Church of the Holy Sepulchre to celebrate Palm Sunday Mass. This is the first time in centuries that the heads of the Church were barred from celebrating Palm Sunday Mass at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. Follow: @AFpost
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@EylonALevy Never ask israelis why their jewish scriptures blaspheme Jesus Christ and Mother Mary.
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Never ask a man his salary, a woman her age, or the Palestinians what festival Jesus was celebrating when he entered Jerusalem on Palm Sunday.
State of Palestine@Palestine_UN
On Palm Sunday, as we commemorate the entry of Jesus in Jerusalem, we remember that the Christians of Palestine, the most ancient Christian community in the world, continue to be persecuted, harassed, killed, bombed, imprisoned and denied prayers at their holy sites by Israel for over 77 years:
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Why did nobody express outrage over an Iranian missile fragment striking the Church of the Holy Sepulchre last week?
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Where is the outrage over Christians been slaughtered by Islamists in Syria on Palm Sunday?
Visegrád 24@visegrad24
BREAKING: Armed attack on the Christian city of Suqaylabiyah in Hama, Syria. HTS-aligned residents of Qalaat al-Madiq were seen attacking properties belonging to the Christian population in Suqaylabiyah. They also targeted a statue of the Virgin Mary in the city. The attack involved rioting and vandalism targeting several shops, as well as assaults on civilians.
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@LevineJonathan @emmma_camp_ Shut up, jew. You were a lot older than 20 when you were cheering for war crimes.
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Her open celebration of Palestinian plane hijacker Leila Khaled came when she was 20 year old — she was not a teenager
@emmma_camp_
The Wall Street Journal@WSJ
From @WSJFreeEx via @WSJOpinion: The outrage over Rama Duwaji’s offensive posts as a teenager was so nakedly opportunistic that it’s hard to take online cries of offense seriously, writes @emmma_camp_ on.wsj.com/4tiCMq5
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@visegrad24 @WSJ @WSJFreeEx @WSJopinion @emmma_camp_ Well, yes. You were at the forefront of getting israel critics censored and deplatformed.
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@WSJ @WSJFreeEx @WSJopinion @emmma_camp_ People were cancelled and had their careers destroyed for far less.
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From @WSJFreeEx via @WSJOpinion: The outrage over Rama Duwaji’s offensive posts as a teenager was so nakedly opportunistic that it’s hard to take online cries of offense seriously, writes @emmma_camp_
on.wsj.com/4tiCMq5
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@Wolflikeswool @magi_jay What's her point? Nobody wants to “hang out” with her. She sounds insufferable, lol.
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@Backup2396 @magi_jay if you understood what she said, how are you calling it word salad.
You made her point
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It's really hard to believe that you actually care about genocide when you spend two years calling people "genocide deniers" and then act really sad when the aforementioned people don't want to even pretend to hang out with you anymore.
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@ExtraTH61688879 @mongoosenewyork @karimbitar @ShibleyTelhami @ForeignPolicy Pull that kosher c-ck out of your mouth, lol.
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@Backup2396 @mongoosenewyork @karimbitar @ShibleyTelhami @ForeignPolicy Fake news, duh. This is based on anonymous sources not confessions by Israel and US.
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🇺🇸 🇮🇷 “Only 5% of academics and experts polled supported launching a war and only 1% thought that a broad assault would produce a pro-American democratic regime in Iran… an overwhelming consensus.”
By Marc Lynch and @ShibleyTelhami
foreignpolicy.com/2026/03/25/ira…
via @ForeignPolicy
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@ratlpolicy israeli tech production is subsidized by U.S. taxpayers. And even then, it's some dogshit spyware or surveillance tools.
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Yes, America is famously hurting for <checks notes> oil and food.
Also, Israel produces much better technology than Iran does. The proof is in the pudding.
Retro Coast@RetroCoast
Iran would be a better ally for the USA than Israel. Iran produces oil, technology, and food. Israel produces nothing.
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@LahavHarkov There's a far greater threat to the Church from israeli false flags than from Iranian missiles.
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Important update: Police responded to me that there is a shelter at the Western Wall that you can reach in 90 seconds and not the Church of the Holy Sepulchre or Al Aqsa Mosque. The authorities checked after Cardinal Pizzaballa requested to go to the church.
(Building shelters for individual structures are the legal responsibility of the owners, while neighborhood shelters are the job of the municipality.)
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There is a difference between not allowing mass prayer and not allowing the clergy to conduct prayers on their own. Israel Police allowed the Western Wall rabbi to do so during the war (see below), and is not providing an answer as to why Cardinal Pizaballa can’t do the same.
ME24 - Middle East 24@MiddleEast_24
Many Arab media outlets and platforms claim that Israel prevents Christian clergy from praying in Jerusalem. However, as any resident of the city knows, everyone — Muslims, Christians, and Jews alike — is currently prohibited from performing prayers in and around the Al-Aqsa Mosque, other mosques, churches, and even the Western Wall, due to Iranian missile threats, in order to ensure public safety.
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@OurielOhayon @LahavHarkov Nice try. Go fool someone else with your slop. Iran has no reason to target holy sites. That's straight out of the israeli playbook.
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@LahavHarkov JUST NO
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Ouriel@OurielOhayon
❌❌ PSA to all the suddenly outrages crowd screaming at Israel for protecting civilians against Iranian Missiles. The rules of security demand, for all gathering, proximity of a shelter. The Saint-Sépulcre Church - who was nearly hit days ago - has NONE.
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@ExtraTH61688879 @mongoosenewyork @karimbitar @ShibleyTelhami @ForeignPolicy Keep up with the news, dumbass.
1) Trump: x.com/i/status/20361…
2) israel: x.com/i/status/20358…
Ronen Bergman@ronenbergman
As the United States and Israel prepared to go to war with Iran, the head of Mossad, Israel’s foreign intelligence service, went to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with a plan. Within days of the war’s beginning the Mossad would likely be able to galvanize the Iranian opposition — igniting riots and other acts of rebellion that could even lead to the collapse of Iran’s government. Mossad Chief also presented the proposal to senior Trump administration officials during a visit to Washington in mid-January. Mr. Netanyahu adopted the plan. Despite doubts about its viability among senior American officials and some officials in other Israeli intelligence agencies, both he and President Trump seemed to embrace an optimistic outlook. Killing Iran’s leaders at the outset of the conflict, followed by a series of intelligence operations intended to encourage regime change, they thought, could lead to a mass uprising that might bring about a swift end to the war. “Take over your government: It will be yours to take,” Mr. Trump told Iranians in his initial address at the war’s start, after saying they should first seek shelter from the bombing. Three weeks into the war, an Iranian uprising has not yet materialized. American and Israeli intelligence assessments have concluded that the theocratic Iranian government is weakened but intact, and that widespread fear of Iran’s military and police forces has dampened prospects both for nascent rebellion in the country and for ethnic militias outside of Iran to launch cross-border incursions. W\@MarkMazzettiNYT @julianbarnes @ewong via @nytimes nytimes.com/2026/03/22/us/…
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@Backup2396 @mongoosenewyork @karimbitar @ShibleyTelhami @ForeignPolicy Where have they confessed that? In your imagination?
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@BlueStateBlues3 @karimbitar @ShibleyTelhami @ForeignPolicy Imagine believing the gaslighters in the White House in 2026.
Trump “won the war” seven times last week but he still sends thousands more troops to the region.
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@mongoosenewyork @karimbitar @ShibleyTelhami @ForeignPolicy The academics were right, seeing how the admin and israel have both confessed that regime change is a lost cause now.
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@karimbitar @ShibleyTelhami @ForeignPolicy Because academics actually know how the world works? That's funny
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@Goossun @dimitrilascaris @EmekaCryptoNG @Kathleen_Tyson_ That shit is from 2011 and isn't even organic. So much rejecting for “foreign interference”, lol.
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@dimitrilascaris @EmekaCryptoNG @Kathleen_Tyson_ You nailed it @dimitrilascaris! Also by weakening/destroying American military of those family dictatorships whose main function is to suppress their own population, Iran is paving the path for popular uprising in Muslim countries i.e. Israel's nightmare.
x.com/GBX_Press/stat…
GBX@GBX_Press
URGENT: Bahrain erupts—Sunnis and Shiites unite against the Bahraini regime and foreign interference.
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Just had dinner with a friend who works in Gulf diplomacy. Smart guy. 20 years in the region. Something felt off though.
He kept circling back to one phrase: "They're not seeing the board."
Finally asked what he meant. His response floored me.
"Israel bombs Iran's gas field — Iran retaliates by bombing Qatar's gas field. Israel bombs Iran's steel plants — Iran retaliates by bombing UAE's aluminum facility. Every single time, Iran hits a neighbor instead of hitting back at Israel. And nobody in the region is connecting the dots."
He'd been watching this pattern for weeks. Iran keeps getting provoked into attacking the very countries it should be allied with. And the coalition that could challenge Israel is tearing itself apart from the inside.
Made me think about chess. The best players don't beat you by attacking your king directly. They turn your own pieces against each other.
But maybe no one in the region has realized they're the pieces.
We're watching one of the most effective divide-and-conquer strategies play out in real time. Classic geopolitics, ancient playbook.
Don't get me wrong — every country involved has agency and makes their own decisions.
But thinking out loud, if Iran keeps retaliating against Gulf neighbors instead of the country that actually attacked them first… the region is doing Israel's work for them.
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@dimitrilascaris @EmekaCryptoNG @Kathleen_Tyson_ Fuck off. Every Gulf state made peace with Iran prior to this war. They're the largest aid donors to Palestine, and Qatar has hosted Hamas for years.
How many troops did Iran send to Gaza? Zero, they didn't do shit. IRGC is getting buried thirty feet under the mud for good.
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Your argument assumes that Iran is not hitting Israel hard, but that’s not true. You also assume that, by refraining from hitting assets of the Gulf autocracies, those autocracies might ally themselves with Iran, but there’s no reason to believe that they would do so. The gulf autocracies are all abject vassals of Washington. To give but one example of their utter servitude to Washington, they stood by and did nothing as Israel carried out a genocide against Palestinians. The Gulf autocracies are an integral part of a system that threatens Iran. Iran is treating them as such. Unless and until they are overthrown, there will be no Arab and Muslim unity in West Asia.
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