Angelo Martinez
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@izthisJudah Slapped that bully right out of her hair ⚖️
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@KrisztinaMaria It’s sad but true USA blood and treasure spilled for Europe and UK for nothing. Two wars and trillions of dollars all the film of what the communist did to Jews and still it comes to this ignorant mindset..they curse Israel let YHVH have his way with them .
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JEW-HATRED IS REAL
A shared experience. My husband Thomas Finn takes the floor.👇🏽
Last week we were sitting at a lunch restaurant down by the harbour in Skagen. High season, thirty degrees, full tables, children and draft beer and fried plaice - Denmark at its most Danish.
A young couple sat down at the table next to us. Mid-twenties, from a mid-sized Danish town, he a tradesman, she friendly and well-spoken.
We fell into conversation, the way you do while waiting for the food - where are you from, what do you do - and the conversation drifted, as conversations do these days, onto the culture war, which he in particular was preoccupied with. Islam, Christianity, the EU, political life.
A completely ordinary conversation between completely ordinary Danes over lunch.
And then he says it. Calmly, out of the blue, as if he were remarking on the weather:
"If you ask me, we obviously need to keep an eye on Islam - but the real threat is the Jews."
Krisztina was about to get up. I managed to put a hand on her leg under the table and send her the look that, between partners who have been together for decades, means - wait.
Not because the sentence didn't deserve an answer - but because I wanted to know how deep the well was before I said anything. So I asked, as neutrally as I could -
"Ok. Well, some people do think that. Are there many around you who feel that way?"
"Yes, pretty much all my friends."
Krisztina tried again, by way of history - "But surely you know the history. They have always been persecuted - and during the war Hitler killed six million of them..."
She never got to finish the sentence.
"Well, they deserved it. They brought it on themselves."
The sun was shining. The plaice arrived.
I looked at Krisztina, and we understood each other without words - not here, not now.
We had driven to Skagen for the day's sake and for each other's, and there were families with children at every other table. You have to know when a conversation is a conversation - and when it is merely an occasion.
So we ate our food in peace, wished them a good day and walked out into the sun.
But the sentence came with us.
And it is still lying on the table between us.
A nice, normal, friendly young couple - and the sentence Europe has spent eighty years promising itself never to hear again, served over lunch, as if he were noting that the food needed salt.
What I want to tell you today is that this sentence was not a bolt from a clear sky. I had expected to hear it out in the open this year.
Because it is not one stray young man in Skagen. It is the surface of something that has grown larger than most people quite notice, beneath us, while we were looking away - and I can document it - as can many others here on this platform - because I, or we, have been standing in it all year.
Over the course of this year I have written a series of exhaustive texts and hundreds of long comments about Jews. About their three-thousand-year history, from Abraham through the exiles to the rebirth of the State of Israel. About their traditions, their scriptures, their way of carrying memory through the centuries.
About everything the Western world stands on without knowing it - that Man bears the image of God, that the law stands above the king, that conscience cannot be owned, that every child should be able to read - foundation stones that are all Hebrew, and which were carried out to us through a Jewish saviour and his Jewish apostles.
I have written about the causes of the persecution, its patterns and its costumes through a thousand years. About the grammar of Jew-hatred - the kind that cannot imagine a human being who freely holds an opinion, or a people that wants something of its own.
And about why it is crucial that the world stands up for and in front of this people - not because they are worth more than others, but because the attack on them has always been the first act in the attack on Man as such. MORE👇🏽

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@kirawontmiss 😂😅🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💪💪💪⚖️⚖️⚖️ I can’t stop seeing the justice 😂
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@LeaderJohnThune @SenateGOP You’re a democrat . Pass the save act now .. traitor
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@HarmeetKDhillon So I won’t see those DEI doctors look for their school certificate
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Sneaky!
UC San Diego School of Medicine used race in admissions to favor black and Hispanic applicants nypost.com/2026/07/20/us-…
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We're mourning the passing of Theresa Flannery, a dedicated soldier whose service in Iraq came at a heavy cost.
In 2004 she was trapped on a roof with her unit, she traded gunfire with enemy snipers amid rifle rounds and RPGs. Diving for cover, she shattered bones in her wrist. A photo from the two-hour battle spread worldwide, earning her a Bronze Star recommendation.
She returned home to a hero's welcome, but few knew the toll: struggles with PTSD, weight loss, and constant medication changes while on 85% Army disability. Her father believed her death was tied to those invisible scars from combat. She left behind a son.
May she rest in peace.

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@Aaron710David Arm yourselves damn it ! why do you let the leftist disarm your population !!!!
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8-year-old Emily Hand was spending the night at a friend’s house when Hamas militants pulled her from her bed and took her hostage on October 7.
Her father was told that she had been killed.
He came to terms with the news, believing it was better than the thought of her enduring abuse and torture in Gaza.
But tragically, Emily was alive.
“I’m going to kill you with this knife,” Hamas militants reportedly told her during her 51 days in captivity.
Miraculously, little Emily survived and was among the 13 Israelis and four Thai nationals released on November 25.
When asked whether he could ever have imagined sitting beside his daughter again, smiling together after her abduction, her father said no.
“At one point, she was gone forever.”
“At that moment, we had no future.”
He described her return home as “a miracle—an absolute miracle.”
“Of course, it came with an overwhelming sense of guilt for those who were still there… but you simply have to live with it. You hope and pray that they, too, will come home.”
Today, Emily is back home, recovering, returning to school, and slowly adjusting to life with her family once again.
She was one of nearly 40 children abducted by Hamas on October 7.
Let us pray that nothing like this ever happens again. 🤣🙏❤️

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@NGOmonitor @AnneHerzberg14 @amnesty The hate for Israel is disgusting . Is this your family member ? The Hauge needs to imprison their spokesperson here
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“Throw Amnesty’s genocide report in the garbage.”
NGO Monitor Legal Advisor @AnneHerzberg14 explains why: the very first line of @Amnesty’s report reads, “On October 7th, Israel launched an offensive on the Gaza Strip.”
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@Jim_Jordan John Thune doesn’t .. he’s obviously a democrat
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🚔 Can you imagine dealing with this kind of harassment after you leave work for the day, especially after you’ve been putting your life on the line?
Police say twin sisters spent approximately FIVE WEEKS staking out a Louisville correctional facility, recording officers, taunting them and allegedly threatening them.
One officer reportedly received pictures of his home and his ex-wife’s home.
Another found a BLACK ROSE on his vehicle after receiving a message warning, “I will find you one way or another.”
Authorities also say a fake social media account was created using a nickname connected to an officer’s daughter.
Corrections officers deserve to go home without wondering who followed them there.
What should the penalty be for stalking law enforcement officers?
lawenforcementtoday.com/kentucky-twin-…

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@DrJudgeMedia Traffic tickets ? Karen puts the entire public at risk .. better not forget your turn signals there
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A routine traffic stop quickly escalates when a driver refuses to exit her vehicle, prompting a tense confrontation with a deputy. Witness the shocking footage that led the Camden County NAACP to call for the immediate termination of the deputy involved.
#RidingsLawGroup #NashvilleCriminalLawyer #CriminalDefenseLawyer #DrJudge #NashvilleCriminalAttorney
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@GigglingGanon Driving while profiling BLACK .. that’s obvious
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This dude stands firm knowing his rights is completely fearless as he owns these cops.
The driver—a Triton Construction worker in town working on a local infrastructure project—was pulled over shortly after exiting a local Sheetz gas station.
Officer Stinebaugh asserted the driver failed to make a complete stop when pulling out of the parking lot into oncoming traffic.
The driver strongly disputed the claim, arguing that pulling out into active traffic without stopping would be suicidal. He counter-claimed that the officer had been profiling and watching his vehicle since he was at the gas pumps.
The situation quickly escalated when the officer ordered the driver out of the vehicle so a K-9 unit could perform an exterior drug scan, citing a department safety policy.
Standing his ground, the driver firmly refused to exit, arguing:
A minor traffic infraction does not justify an invasive drug investigation without reasonable, articulable suspicion.
If it was truly just a traffic violation, the officer should simply issue the ticket or warning so he could leave.
As the shift Sergeant and K-9 Handler Officer Trevor Baluch arrived—the driver demanded answers. The Sergeant backed his team, claiming the officer observed unspecified "indicators" that justified extending the stop.
Despite the driver remaining in his truck, the K-9 scan was conducted anyway. The result? The dog failed to alert.
Once the negative scan cleared the driver, the tension noticeably defused. The K-9 officer confirmed the dog found nothing. Officer Stinebaugh ultimately handed over a written warning instead of a ticket, and the driver left—vowing to head straight to the precinct to file a formal complaint and pursue legal action for a violation of his civil rights.
This is what happens when you have officers more worried about boosting their numbers than following their oath to the constitution.
Giggling Ganon@GigglingGanon
It's trivia time and we have an easy one right here. What's the number one selling beverage in the world? As always I will share the correct answer after 24 hours. Don't over think it. 😊
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@CodeThreeNews IMPOUND THE CAR !! She will kill somebody.. and it will be the officers fault !!
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@GutsR3v3ng3 So the DEI HIRE TRIED TO OPEN HIS DOOR AND AS USUAL HAVE NO ABILITY TO DEFEND ITSELF. Putting real officers in jeopardy and having to resolve the problem. EMBARRASSING AND DANGEROUS . Where is the union protection!!!
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