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Zionist Squirrel 🇺🇸🇮🇱🇺🇦🇹🇼

Zionist Squirrel 🇺🇸🇮🇱🇺🇦🇹🇼

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Pizza@number_pizza111·
Michigan has their own version of Elizabeth, New Jersey. Powerful.
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Jacob L@JacobL1994_·
@ChristianHeiens Because now they have control over the worlds energy supplies and can cut off countries who deal with the US and Israel
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Christian Heiens 🏛@ChristianHeiens·
Virtually the entire upper echelon of the Iranian military and government were killed in this war, and over 6,000 Iranian military personnel were killed alongside them. Almost the entire Iranian navy has been sunk, and over 200 ballistic missile launchers were destroyed, to say nothing of the infrastructure damage and economic losses that have now befallen the country. Iran's entire economy is imploding. Inflation is over 100%, food and housing shortages are popping up across the country, the unemployment rate for 18-to 40-year-old men is around 50%, and no one knows whether the nation's new Supreme Leader is even alive. You can easily argue that none of this was worth a war in the first place. I've certainly made that argument myself. I still don't think this conflict was worth it. But in what possible way could anyone seriously argue with a straight face that Iran is stronger today than it was in January? Have some damn perspective. You can oppose a conflict without inventing fantasies about how that conflict has played out.
George Boctor@MrGeorgeBoctor

@ChristianHeiens Trump promised; total surrender, support for Iranian protesters, victory. Instead Iran still has uranium, missiles, IRGC, leverage on the strait, sanctions relief 25B$ per NYT. Iran ends war stronger than before! What was the war for, and what were 13 servicemen sacrificed for?

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Gando@RealTweetofMe·
"Sorry, about the food I gave you, I hadn't known you were kosher." Honey...we're in Israel. I wear a kippah and tzitzit all day, every day. How could you possibly think it was ambiguous if I observe kashrut?
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Zionist Squirrel 🇺🇸🇮🇱🇺🇦🇹🇼
@motivatedjoy2 Settlement expansion won’t stop. Like, to get it to stop would require nothing short of a military invasion, and everybody in Europe and elsewhere these days is so isolationist-pilled on all matters war. So, uhh, yeah.
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Zionist Squirrel 🇺🇸🇮🇱🇺🇦🇹🇼
Too many Dems online seemingly can’t detect antisemitism unless it’s Galindo-style “put them in camps” rhetoric or explicit swastikas. 🇵🇸 Dems calling Israelis “subhuman inbreds” or similar invectives doesn’t lead to ostracizing by their peers.
Solly & Yossi@Ok_Solly

Democrats need to own this and deal with the problem, which is not isolated to Maureen Galindo by any stretch of the imagination. Deflecting this onto the GOP is cowardly and goes to show the moral rot that has taken hold.

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Michael Fakeman 🇮🇱 🇺🇸 🇺🇦 🇹🇼 📟
@JacobALinker J Street is based on the foundational belief that a Bibi government can be compelled by US pressure to implement the Meretz 1992 platform in full, that this will transform the Palestinians into Norwegians, and that it will have no other side effects
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Jacob Ben-David Linker 🇺🇸🕎🇺🇸✡️🇺🇸🕎🇺🇸
Lemme explain. Bush got Israel to freeze settlement growth outside of the core "blocs" and cut subsidies for the Blocs in exchange for US commitment to back Israel on keeping the Blocs. J Street and co. didn't like this, because it was USA taking a side before negotiations. But the taking a side was the carrot that got Israel to do something to the Palestinians' benefit (constraining settlement growth). Anyways, Obama comes in and acts as though this deal never happened. But in so doing, he took away the Israeli incentive to restrict settlement growth. So Obama just demanded a settlement freeze from Israel in order to prove to the Palestinians the US was serious. Netanyahu did do this for many months. But now there was suddenly a pressure on Mahmoud Abbas to demand even more than a settlement freeze, because the Israelis already did a settlement freeze. So the settlement freeze didn't have desired effect anyway. All the while, in scrapping the Bush-Sharon framework, Obama told the Israelis that US Presidential deals with them don't last past a particular President. That gave the Israelis less reason to trust promises made to them by Obama. And the Palestinians also looked at this like "well if this is how Obama treats his friends, how are we supposed to find the Americans credible if we aren't even as tight with them as the Israelis are?" On top of this, Obama backing the ouster of Mubarak terrified Mahmoud Abbas, but that's a different subject. Meanwhile, making demands of the Israelis costs the US political and diplomatic capital. It's not like we can just pressure them without limit. They're only going to listen to us so much. And because the Obama Admin wasn't differentiating between settlement blocs and others, they wasted a lot of diplomatic capital on bugging the Israelis about the settlement blocs everybody already kind of assumed would go to Israel in any peace deal anyway, when they could have focused it on complaining about other settlements. And the failure of any US policy to differentiate meant that the Israelis didn't have much incentive to differentiate either. So you got more settlements overall and a lot of wasted American energy. By 2014 or 2015, the Obama Admin kind of realized their whole policy on this was dumb and wasted a lot of energy and diplomatic capital. Mahmoud Abbas was even bemoaning that he missed George W Bush, because Bush was actually better at getting commitments out of the Israelis. But J Street learned nothing. Because they're dumb and tone deaf. And don't know what they're talking about.
Jacob Ben-David Linker 🇺🇸🕎🇺🇸✡️🇺🇸🕎🇺🇸@JacobALinker

J Street are idiots who cheered on Obama throwing out the Bush-Sharon framework on restricting settlement growth - paving the way for more rapid settlement growth. They’re dumb, sanctimonious, counterproductive, and tone deaf.

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Mj✡︎ | alt@motivatedjoy2·
No race talk for 72 hours.
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🫖@katebushsuprfan·
My life update is that I got my Master’s in Anthropology last week! Which means that i’m smarter than like 90% of the adult population in a subject no one has ever heard of
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