JayAlleby

@IranAbedi @SecRubio Why do you live in Germany and not Iran habibi?

Senator, do you think that attacking the people's energy infrastructure, which deprives them of electricity, water, and gas, even though they have not had internet for a month, will cause problems for the government, or will the government open the Strait of Hormuz? Is this a logical idea? Instead of attacking the people's energy infrastructure and pushing 90 million Iranians towards the Islamic Republic government, destroy the terrorists who recently came to Iran, including the Fatemiyoun and Zainabiyoun and the Popular Mobilization Forces, so that the people of Iran can take to the streets and overthrow this government. Please do not attack the people's energy infrastructure. This will put the people on the side of the government.😔😔

Until recently, Hamideh Soleimani Afshar and her daughter were green card holders living lavishly in the United States. Afshar is the niece of deceased Iranian Major General Qasem Soleimani. She is also an outspoken supporter of the Iranian regime who celebrated attacks on Americans and referred to our country as the "Great Satan." This week, I terminated both Afshar and her daughter's legal status and they are now in ICE custody, pending removal from the United States. The Trump Administration will not allow our country to become a home for foreign nationals who support anti-American terrorist regimes.

@No_Mess_Around @SecRubio Yes

@SecRubio How about the Americans who share the same views and not agreeing with what this administration is doing? Should they be deported too? You want all the remaining to say amen to the stupidity of what you guys are illegally doing?

@MazenMahdi @SecRubio Cry harder. Stay mad in Bahrain

@SecRubio 🤣 love that in your blind rage to serve Bibi you guys are destroying your own military, economy, values, and even freedoms .. She is also an outspoken supporter of the Iranian regime who celebrated attacks on Americans and referred to our country as the "Great Satan."

@dbongino Dave’s so fucking thirsty it’s disgusting. Let this circle jerk of losers keep interviewing themselves.

Dave Smith has the sads that I won’t give him the audience he doesn’t have. Poor Dave. Always seething about his insufficiencies. He should really talk to someone.

@barlow2021 @dcexaminer @guypbenson Open air prison 😂. 10/7 was a BIG FUCKING MISTAKE habibi. FAFO

@dcexaminer @guypbenson There is no Hamas. Just people being massacred in an open air prison. Do some journalism instead of couch-potato blogging. And, no. The UN did not confirm rapes on 10/7. They said they COULDN'T confirm any of it. I"ve got a "40 beheaded babies" story to sell you. Going cheap.

OPINION: The Gaza genocide lie has been debunked by an unlikely source I @guypbenson trib.al/VXLIn5v

@wolfejosh A good rule of thumb - those who argue passionately to redefine or expand the meaning a word are typically wrong.

Literally everyone who says “Genocide” is either A) wittingly knowingly lying to hate on Israel B) unintentionally useful idiot moron ask any the question + most are B) like this guy and admitted they give “retarded” answers and just parrot what others say other say others say

@CarriePrejean1 Deport and Denaturalize this stupid ho ⬆️

Why does our government discriminate against Catholics? I think because they know it’s the Truth.

@AssalRad @nytimes They surely do. Lebanon is not a sovereign state.

Israel has no right to “take control” of Lebanese land, but you know that @nytimes.

@ComicDaveSmith @dbongino Dave sooooo thirsty trying to get more debates. The 15 min is nearly up Dave.

One simple question destroys @dbongino who is too pussy to answer it: “What evidence did you see that made you certain Epstein killed himself” He will spend the rest of his life running (and blocking everyone) because the best he can come up with is “level 10” Pathetic.

FACT Today’s Palestinians are descendants from Arab immigrants who came into Palestine mainly because of the economic benefits of Zionism . Documented evidence is in abundance De Hass History - ‘ Todays Palestinians are immigrants from many nations , Balkans Greeks Syrians Latins Egyptian Turks Armenians Motawila Tartars Hungarians Bulgarians Syrians Persians Maronites and many others . The Muslims of Safed are descendants from Moorish settlers and from Kurds who settled earlier ‘ Encyclopaedia Brittanica 1911 - ‘ There are very large contingents from Mediterranean countries especially Armenia Greece , Turkomen settlers , a large Afghan colony ,Motawila and immigrants from Persia ,tribes of Kurds , Algerian and Sudanese , Bosnian and Circassian’ British Consul James Finn June 1860 ‘ I learn of the arrival of thousands of Beni Sukh Arabs at Tiberius who are never seen this side of the Jordan ‘ Palestine Royal Commission 1937 - ‘ This illegal Arab immigration was not only going on from the Sinai but also from Transjordan and Syria and it is very difficult to make a case for the misery of the Arabs if at the same time their compatriots from adjoining states could not be kept from going on to share that misery ‘ Winston Churchill 1939 - ‘ So far from being persecuted the Arabs have crowded into the country and multiplied until their population has increased more than all world Jewry could lift up the Jewish population’ CG Smith Studies on Palestine - ‘ The Turkish forward policy included the planting of Circassian colonies in the country ‘ History of Palestine De Haas -Ibrahim Pasha , Egyptian conqueror of Palestine ‘ left behind him permanent colonies of Egyptians at Besian Nablus Irbid Acre and Jaffa ‘

@jakeshieldsajj Come try it at MSG sometime Jake. It’ll be fun.

jews can't tell us how we are allowed to lift our arms

@mehdirhasan We don’t want Islamic scum having nukes and controlling the global flow of oil. Pretty simple. Medhi your days in this country are numbered habibi.

Where are the big antiwar marches and protests this time round? Both in America and globally?

@BryanMicon Hey @haralabob and @JustinBonomo - learn something from your intellectual superior

The Grey In Everything: Iran Edition You don't have to "pick a side" in whatever polarizing conflict-du-jour hits your feed. Most social and geopolitical issues are complex and nuanced, and most (myself included) don't have nearly the time to study and understand the full scope. Both sides will confidently scream "It's an easy issue! You need to be on my side because of [single event] and [broad generalization]!" Iran is no different. Tons of shit going on here, and likely much more than I'm aware of personally. The Iranian regime is brutal, and had been for decades. Now before we take that one statement and run with it, using the might of the American military and whatever allies would jump in with us may not end up being the best way to solve that. "It's not our problem" Like every, infinity nuance. If you are a statist, and it's not affecting your state, then it doesn't seem like your problem. But a case can be made (IMO a weak one) that the Iranian regime is affecting your state. But what if you think of yourself in the context of all humanity vs. just a member of a state? Then there is a big issue affecting tens of millions of your fellow humans. Maybe we do need to fix that if we have the tools. "But the tools killed school children" There is no easy and clean Iranian regime change. Innocent human life, at some amount, was always going to be a cost to end the ongoing brutality. How much innocent life is worth a regime change is math for the effective altruism crowd, but needless to say everyone will calculate this differently. At the two limits, zero innocent lives lost and the brutality sails along, kill everyone and what's the point. Lots of grey, lots of room for argument here. "Now we're here" The USA (mostly Trump) chose to bomb Iran. Who knows what his thought process was. Was it the oil? Going for a high score after doing Maduro so clean? Looking for the Venezuela-Iran-Cuba trifecta? Israel pressure? Doesn't rightly matter now. Sure, you can comment on that huge decision being right or wrong, and history will surely judge it for generations. The end result will greatly influence these judgements, so it's still very grey as of this moment. My point is that the Iran conflict and almost everything else is grey. It's not all good and not all bad. Small changes might shift it greatly one way or another. Bad intentions might end up with good results, and vice versa. The Iranian issue specifically is absurdly nuanced. Almost every major human rights org rates Iran near the bottom. Religious fanaticism, IMO is not a legitimate basis for governance structure in 2026. Women should be able to move freely, this isn't controversial in modern times. Oops, I just used the very logic I was criticizing at the start of this. "We have to beat Iran!" Will be screamed by the American nationalists, level 1 thinking, no thought that maybe this wasn't the best way forward here. "Trump is a bloodthirsty kid murderer!" Will be screamed by the hard core leftists, same level 1 thinking, no thought about a potential positive outcome for the Iranian people. In reality, it's all grey. Chance of good, chance of bad, huge risks, and a results-based scorecard. We that have no decision making power are certain to keep passionately discussing it in absolutes.

@CryptoG9819 @yannispappas Jordan and Syria keep them in limbo. There’s literally no such thing as Palestine.

@yannispappas Because it's the only country that is still for 70 years 1. occupying the native Population 2. Actively building settlements and 3. even refuses to grant them citizenship Keeping them in limbo. I know you grew up in JewYork but it's too late to be asking such dumb questions

I don’t think the way Israel was founded in the vacuum of a defeated Ottoman Empire was good. But how is its creation fundamentally different from all nations, most of which were formed after empires collapsed, borders were redrawn, and populations were displaced?

@SecRubio @captive_dreamer Amazing. WHY on earth are they even here to begin with.

@grok @Lena178159 @j_fishback 😂😂

According to the latest public poll from Emerson College (March 29–April 2, 2026, 1,125 likely voters), James Fishback is at 4% in the Florida Republican gubernatorial primary. Byron Donalds leads with 46%, Jay Collins at 4%, Paul Renner at 3%, and 39% undecided. Primary is August 18. Fishback has shown stronger support among younger voters in prior surveys (e.g., 32% with 18–32 GOP primary voters per UNF in Feb), but overall numbers remain in single digits in independent polls.

When we first entered the race we were polling at 2%. We are now polling at 23%; Byron is at 37%. 4 months to go. I look forward to taking the lead after destroying Byron on the debate stage.

First off 2a was indeed literally meant for individuals - as an immigrant I’d expect you to understand our countries fundamental freedoms. But that’s your decision sir. I wish we lived in a peaceful high trust society but we don’t. You can live in make believe land and put your families safeties in the hands of others. I’ll continue to stay strapped and not hesitate to enjoy the liberty to do so.

@JayAlleby @StopAntisemites There’s no God. 2nd wasn’t meant for individuals. You’re not invincible. We’d be better off with fewer guns.

Miami Beach, FL - Ahmed Zeeshan has been arrested after threatening a Jewish father and his two kids. Upon his arrest, he told police officers he did not like Jews because he was Muslim. He has been charged with a hate crime and had a standard bond denied.

@Putin_Will_Fall @StopAntisemites I have a god given right to protect myself and my family. I will never be a victim and will always exercise that right and I strongly suggest you all do as well.

@JayAlleby @StopAntisemites It’s better for gun ownership rates to plummet. We have high homicide rate largely due to guns, not demographics. Most rich countries don’t allow loose gun laws.

@Putin_Will_Fall @StopAntisemites Then I’d prefer to have one too

@JayAlleby @StopAntisemites What is he has a gun?