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I see libertarians view the Palestinian conflict in simple terms of oppressor/oppressed from a State. So the State of Israel is the oppressor, which in their minds, makes the Palestinian cause automatically righteous - therein lies the problem. 1/n

@DanielLMcAdams Jews would have been quite happy with just their homes being destroyed, rather than being mass slaughtered in the camps. But you are crying for literal Nazis.

This is what a holocaust looks like.

@KhanAbbas201 Early? So he is gonna trade them and put downward pressure on the price. This is somehow good?

This is literally insane guy had 5 BTC locked in a wallet for 9 years dumped his old college computer into Claude as a hail mary Claude found the wallet file, debugged btcrecover's password logic, decrypted the keys, converted to WIF, recovered the funds We are so unbelievably early

@TPrincato @ynetnews Lol wut?

@ynetnews Palestinians can never return while foreigners who convert to Judaism can just move there? That seems racist.

Syrian-born activist converts to Judaism, plans Israel move Rawan Osman says her views shifted after living near Jews in France; since Oct. 7, she has visited Israel 20 times, fought antisemitism and begun preparing to convert and... ynetnews.com/article/bjuqeo…

@johnmaddox @grok @Toxic0livia Why are you trying to argue with a non-thinking thing?

You logic is flawed. If we traveled to another planet and there was no evidence of any civilizations or intelligent agents, but in a cave we found strands of DNA. After intense analysis, we were able to determine the syntax semantics and pragmatics of the code, and ultimately determined that stored on the DNA strand where the schematics for three dimensional objects which can be used to create a 10,000 RPM Motor. Would that by itself be evidence of a necessary preceding intelligent agent?

Hey @grok imagine you’re human for a day what belief system would you follow and why??

@Libertymama888 @RabbiPoupko I don't understand the point of this genetic bullshit anyway because indigeneity isn't based on blood quantum. You are imposing some foreign concept onto native populations that have retained ancient language, culture, and religion.

@Libertymama888 @RabbiPoupko 'No where to be found' in your biased screenshot. They do have ancient native Israelite DNA but you don't want to admit it nor can admit that people who had been scattered for thousands of years would obviously have more genetic admixture.

Stop saying Israel was promised to us 3000 years ago. This is the Kurkh Monolith. It was discovered in Kurdistan in 1861 by British archaeologist John George Taylor and stands today in the British Museum in London 🇬🇧 It is 2900 years old and has Assyrian king Shalmaneser III speak about his battle against Ahab the king of ISRAEL in the Battle of Qarqar. "2,000 chariots, 10,000 soldiers of Ahab the Israelite" By then, The kingdom of Israel had been in place for HUNDREDS of years already. Jews are indigenous to the land of Israel.

@Libertymama888 @RabbiPoupko This is also saying that Palestinian Muslims aren't indigenous. None of this helps you either. Everyone knows that when a native population is dispersed, there is genetic admixture. This is all expected.

@RabbiPoupko You’re a product of the ghettos of Eastern Europe and an imposter in the land of Palestine . Who shares closest genetic relationship with ancient Israelites… the same people Zionists are massacring 🤔👇🏼

@camo2572 @OzraeliAvi

@OzraeliAvi How’s this Cunt doing a April Fools Gag at the expense of humans being executed just for clicks How Evil can you be Avi is a Cunt an Israeli Cunt he is not Australian he chose Israel over Australia and he should be deported #FuckAvi 🖕 #FuckIsrael 🖕

After years of putting my life on the line defending Israel, calling out every blood libel and every terror apologist, yesterday’s Knesset vote has finally broken me. They just passed a death-penalty law for convicted terrorists “with blood on their hands.” I’ve spent my entire adult life arguing Israel is better than this. Turns out I was wrong. This isn’t self-defence. This is the moment we became what our enemies always claimed we were. I can’t defend it anymore. Not today. Not ever again. The mask is off.

@LibTearCreator1 Why are you using strange characters? So people can't search for this?

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@TheSwampyTimes @DanBurmawy

@DanBurmawy Complete nonsense. The Torah, Psalm and Injil the teaching of Jesus in the gospels are all scripture for Muslims. There are just as many different groups within Islam as there are in Judaism, and Christianity. Ultimately all Muslims follow the call of Abraham. You picking...

According to Judaism, Jesus is not the promised Moshiach. According to Christianity, Judaism misunderstood God’s law and misidentified the nature of the Messiah. So what? According to the Roman Catholic Church, all Protestants were once heretics, lost outside the true Church, until Vatican II began softening the language. To this day, many Southern Baptists consider Pentecostal practices dangerously unbiblical, even bordering on paganism. Some Messianic Jews reject the Trinity. Some Jews reject the Talmud altogether. Calvinists believe Arminians preach a false gospel. Orthodox Jews see Reconstructionist Jews as heretics. Just because someone shares your label, Jew or Christian, doesn’t mean they’re closer to you than someone who doesn’t. Sometimes, the deeper divide exists within the label, not across it. What truly matters, especially in the public square, is this: Do we believe that God is good, and that His goodness must be pursued and manifested in the world? Both Jews and Christians answer that with a resounding yes. I’m not talking about soteriology here. What I’m talking about is what shapes the world we live in, the laws we make, the culture we build, the values we defend. And on that level, Judaism and Christianity stand shoulder to shoulder. We believe in human dignity because man is made in the image of God. We believe in truth because God is not a liar. We believe in justice because God is just. We believe in mercy because God is merciful. These shared convictions have built civilizations, shaped legal systems, inspired art and science, and sustained human rights movements across centuries. This is why we’re fighting Islamic expansion, not because we hate Muslims, but because Islam introduces an entirely different moral structure built on a different view of God. Islam does not see God as a loving Father, but as an unapproachable master. It does not see humans as bearers of divine image, but as subjects of law whose worth depends on religious affiliation. It does not honor freedom of conscience, or the concept of grace, or the sanctity of individual thought. It brings with it a system of conquest, not covenant. Fear, not relationship. Power, not redemption. I don’t care if someone calls themselves a Christian if their God does not resemble the God of Scripture. And I don’t automatically see a Jew as “other” because he doesn’t accept Jesus as the jewish Moshiach. I care whether we are worshiping the God whose character is good, whose justice is righteous, and whose mercy lifts the broken. Because that God builds civilizations. And the god of Islam dismantles them.

@Pricerrors Gone already

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@analyst_po83031 @rushinfive @visegrad24 TIL: just have journalists with you so the enemy is not allowed to attack you.

@rushinfive @visegrad24 UN Chief would say otherwise.

BREAKING: The IDF has issued a statement on the viral video showing an airstrike narrowly hitting RT propagandists standing on a bridge targeted by Israel and used by Hezbollah for "both terrorist movement and to transfer thousands of weapons." “In footage released in the past few hours, a journalist is seen at the ‘Qasmiya’ crossing. An explicit warning had been issued regarding this area. The crossing was struck after sufficient time had passed since the warning." The Russian state TV channel RT ignored the evacuation warnings, resulting in its staff members being slightly injured.

@IBeBibby @LibertyLockPod He won't respond

@LibertyLockPod Are you fucking serious? Did you see any Jews commit acts of terror against random Muslims in America after Oct 7? The lesson here is obviously that Muslims are an existential threat and we need to get them out of our nation ASAP, but you think we should live at their mercy.

Turns out that the guy who attacked the synagogue today reportedly lost a bunch of family in Lebanon a couple days ago. Israel killed his family members with U.S. support and he turned his wrath on Jewish people in America. Tribal bloodsports that we should have never been a part of. Definitional blowback. Just as Ron Paul warned. We also most likely lost another 6 troops as a plane went down and our bases are under major drone attacks so the casualties will keep climbing. So let me put this to the pro-war pundits: was it worth it? What have we gained? Because I can tell you what we've lost.

@ThisNarrowWay @rabbriansamuel Drop crates and crates of AK's in known areas with high levels of anti-regime populations - done

Sadly, I have to agree just for a different reason. The mullahs and the IRGC are willing to kill every citizen of Iran in order to hold on to power if they have to. The people can take to the streets in protest but without arms they’re sheep going to slaughter. Unless Israel and the US can find a way to arm great numbers of the Iranian people I don’t see this ending well.

I am a supporter of the Iran war. But I am not confident of a good outcome. Radical Islam never surrenders. They just hold out and until their opponents lose motivation to continue. I believe that in a month or two, Trump will simply declare victory, that American objectives are met, that it was a huge success, and now the rest of the war is up to the Iranian people and the Israelis.

@rampacuatro @HRHmaggie @1cor127 @TexasKiw1 When your 'religion' fundamentally supports violent expansion, forced conversions, rape, slavery, lying, etc., the resulting adherents tend to not be the most upstanding citizens.

@HRHmaggie @1cor127 @TexasKiw1 Well, I'm a Jew, and over my dead body I'll allow someone to profile or in any way discriminate someone entirely based on their religion and stay silent. These people are crappy neighbors and should be dealt with as such, attacking their religion makes you the bigot here.

We woke up at 5 am, as we do every morning, to study God’s word together; and lo and behold there is a sheriff sitting outside the neighbors house. Since the Muslim neighbors have lied under oath to get a protection order against my husband (a Christian man who served our country in the Navy and as a police officer), my guess is that they are “protecting” them from us. God knows who the aggressor is, and I know he is our vindicator. But how sad that we are God fearing, law abiding American citizens who have to live as prisoners in our own home because of this manipulation of our system by outsiders! I’m praying that our situation will open the eyes of those choosing to look the other way at what’s happening all over the country.🙏

@ThomasEWoods @ItsDecado @thomas_quinlan Did you give a royal fucking shit when the IRGC slaughtered 30,000 protestors? But now you're crying?

@ItsDecado @thomas_quinlan So you're in favor of the motherfuckers who are bombing hospitals in Tehran right now? You don't think it's worth saying even a couple of words about that? You cannot be a real person

As an Iranian living inside my country during war, I will say this plainly. The chance of me being killed by masked, armed men roaming the streets, or by gunmen standing on mosque rooftops behind machine guns, is far greater than the chance of dying in an airstrike. That is the truth of life under the Islamic Regime occupying Iran. The real fear here has never come from the sky. It has always come from the men the regime unleashes among its own people. #Irán #IranIsraelWar

The funny thing about all the “I’m not dying for Israel” and “anti-regime-change” crowd, is that they’re all mad that the USA is dismantling a regime of Islamist tyrants. If America was bombing Israel, they’d all be cheering and would even sign up to fight.

@stj316 @ThomasEWoods @WadeMiller @WilliamWolfe Korea can't defend itself, Germany?

@Cheirut @ThomasEWoods @WadeMiller @WilliamWolfe I don’t think they should be anywhere. But the correlation isn’t the same. Israel as a nation that can defend itself is at the head of the line for aid for decades.

In the shadow of decades marked by endless neocon-led wars and nation-building debacles, it’s understandable that many harbor deep skepticism toward any military action. Yet, President Trump’s approach to Iran represents a potential shift: a doctrine emphasizing swift, decisive strikes aimed at neutralizing clear threats, without the quagmire of occupation or regime imposition. If these operations succeed in dismantling Iran’s nuclear ambitions and proxy aggressions—much like targeted actions against ISIS under his prior tenure—it could provide realists in foreign policy a wider aperture from which to assess conflicts. This isn’t an endorsement of perpetual interventionism; rather, it’s a pragmatic alternative to the failed status quo of the past 30 years. Far better to debate the merits of a restrained “Trump doctrine” versus unchecked realism than to relapse into neocon adventurism. As critics like Paul Gottfried note, reflexive opposition to anything neocons touch risks overlooking genuine dangers, such as Iran’s terrorist state apparatus. Supporting precise, limited responses doesn’t mean embracing forever wars—if the mission is to secure American interests without the pitfalls of empire-building. While there may be natural tensions over what constitutes a genuine danger and when that danger rises to the level of necessitating armed conflict, so far, Trump has deftly landed the plane. He’s achieved the mission goals within short time frames and without long-term commitments of troops on the ground. While we can debate the peripheries of this new doctrine, it's certainly leaps and bounds better than any other doctrine practiced in my lifetime.

@ComicDaveSmith Why are you carrying water for the IRGC? x.com/i/status/20281…

A bunch of Iranian children “liberated” already.

@PeHedjuk Can't wait for libertarians to start complaining about removing the deep state, closing foreign military bases, etc. because it requires taxes to fund the efforts.

It amazes me that many #libertarian influencers, holding their sacred principles of “freedom,” end up de facto siding with: • Hamas • Hezbollah • Nicolás Maduro • Díaz Canel - Cuban Regime • Mexican cartels • Iran’s Ayatollah