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Matityahu Matt Kahn

Matityahu Matt Kahn

@MMattKahn

Follower of Yeshua (Jesus). Maintains a Judeo-Christian theology. Individual oriented. Objective truth. Likes mutual respect, cooperation, liberty and morality.

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Matityahu Matt Kahn
Matityahu Matt Kahn@MMattKahn·
Expect to see and hear a lot of obfuscation and distraction regarding the war. Such attempts will be designed to obscure that the war began with an attack on Israel in which Israeli citizens were brutalized, murdered and abducted. Keep a clear focus on how this #IsraelWar began.
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yeahok@Shane_TC_·
@NicholHoneycutt @megynkelly Oh shut up. She’s not required to dogpile the people you want dogpiled. You don’t give a shit about Erika, you just care that your dumb Israel-first influence is crumbling. And you’re handling it very poorly.
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Megyn Kelly
Megyn Kelly@megynkelly·
Remember when we all had your back at the time this controversy happened & defended you to the hilt? And then when even more absurd allegations of anti-Semitism were leveled against some of us, you refused to join the mob & ardently defended those of us who helped you Ilya? Yeah, me neither. Instead, you piled on like a coward, and now we don’t care about your precious speaking gig at the 92d St Y getting cancelled.
Ilya Shapiro@ishapiro

The 92nd St Y is canceling this long-planned event because of the 4yo tweet where I criticized Biden for picking a justice based on race/sex. So (1) they don’t understand the issue, (2) they didn’t do due diligence, and (3) they still kowtow to woke. For shame.

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Matityahu Matt Kahn@MMattKahn·
@_ungovernable_ entitlement that they should dominate the whole Middle East and North Africa, based on an Arab-Muslim empire that emerged out of the Arabian peninsula in the 7th century. They need to de-center themselves and realize that there is another people, the Jewish people, who have a
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Caitlin Johnstone
Caitlin Johnstone@caitoz·
As soon as you accept that Israel must exist as a "Jewish state" no matter what, you are accepting that there will never be peace in the middle east. Because Israel cannot exist as it is without nonstop violence. Show a Zionist a map where Israel does not exist as a Jewish state and a map where the entire middle east is on fire except for Israel, and then ask them to pick a future, and they'll pick the second one every time. That's the worldview that's baked into Zionism. The worldview you're not supposed to bring up in mainstream discourse about the Zionist ideology. You're not supposed to mention the demented murderousness inherent in the premise that Israel must exist as a Jewish ethnonationalist state no matter how many people need to be killed in order to make that happen. But that's the reality. It's a simple matter of historical record that Israel cannot exist without continuous violence and abuse. That's not my opinion, that's historical fact. There has never been a modern state of Israel which does not constantly kill and abuse its native population and the inhabitants of neighboring countries. And the typical Zionist response to such criticisms is to blame everyone but themselves. It's the fault of the Palestinians, the Arab nations, the Iranians etc, because they refused to tolerate the west's imposition of a brand new ethnostate dropped on top of a pre-existing population who became victims of mass displacement and apartheid as soon as it was created. But nobody has ever been able to provide me with a convincing argument why the original inhabitants of the region ever should have accepted this arrangement. They've never been able to put me in the shoes of a Palestinian in the 1940s and lay out a reason why I should have been fine with the things that were happening to me and my people. Nobody has ever been able to provide me with a convincing argument why the Muslims of west Asia should not have stood in solidarity with the Palestinians and their plight. The only solid argument they've ever given me is "They should have laid down and submitted, because that's what was required in order for the Israelis to stop killing and abusing them." And that's still the only argument they've got to this very day: that the Palestinians and their neighbors should lie down and submit to the existence of this genocidal apartheid state that was inserted into their homeland like a glass shard into a foot. But the fact of the matter is that they did not lie down and submit. Many Arabs did out of sheer self-preservation, but many did not. You can tell me they should have given up and submitted, but that's just arguing with reality. That's not a solution, it's just whining about the inevitable. And this is where that leaves today. Israel and its allies butchering human beings throughout the middle east, creating countless war orphans who are naturally going to grow up desiring violent retribution. Generation after generation Israel creates the violence it pretends to be defending itself from, all because it was decided that there must be a "Jewish state" in historic Palestine no matter what needs to be done in order to accomplish this. And Zionists are fine with this. They don't care if the entire middle east is turned into an ocean of fire so long as the Israelis are still dancing to their electronic music in the middle of it. That's what this slogan "Israel has a right to exist" really means. It means Israel and its allies have a right to keep the middle east in a nonstop state of war, and the strongest argument for why this must be the case is that some dead guys made some stuff up and put it in a book thousands of years ago. At a certain point you need to admit that this is a psychopathic status quo which cannot be allowed to stand, and that anyone who supports it is complicit in the bloodshed. The ethnonationalist apartheid state of Israel must be dismantled. People's various religious objections to this statement must be disregarded as infantile tantrums made by adults who believe silly fairy tales. A wildly different status quo needs to be established from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea. Because the alternative is a middle east that exists in a permanent state of nonstop violence and chaos.
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Matityahu Matt Kahn@MMattKahn·
@GenFlynn Israel. It expresses a desire for equality, i.e. to have what other peoplehoods/nationalities have, and liberation. See Luke 21:24, Romans 11:25, Romans 9:4, Romans 11:29 and Romans 15:8 for more reference. The land promise remains, and God is not finished with the Jewish people.
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Matityahu Matt Kahn@MMattKahn·
@GenFlynn Zionism is as old as the patriarch Abraham, and a careful reading of the gospels reveals that Jesus is a Zionist. The modern version of Zionism expresses the right of Jewish self-determination in the historic, ancestral, indigenous and spiritual homeland of the Jewish people,
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General Mike Flynn
General Mike Flynn@GenFlynn·
Thomas Jefferson famously declared, “The constitutional freedom of religion [is] the most inalienable and sacred of all human rights”. As a primary architect of American religious liberty, Jefferson, along with other founders, advocated for a strict separation between church and state, holding that government should not interfere with matters of conscience. We should applaud those who understand this principle and then stands up for the value of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness for all of humanity. @Joseph_DeMarzo Amen 🙏🏼 @CarriePrejean1
Catholics for Catholics 🇺🇲@CforCatholics

A PRIEST WITH COURAGE: There is nothing like a priest who is masculine, Josephine in his humility, and fearless in defense of Truth. God Bless this priest @Joseph_DeMarzo for standing behind @CarriePrejean1

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Matityahu Matt Kahn
Matityahu Matt Kahn@MMattKahn·
@caitoz entitlement that they should dominate the whole Middle East and North Africa, based on an Arab-Muslim empire that emerged out of the Arabian peninsula in the 7th century. They need to de-center themselves and realize that there is another people, the Jewish people, who have a
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Karl Kramberger
Karl Kramberger@KarlKramkj·
The Constitution says nothing about separation of Church and State other than the State cannot establish a religion. The fact is that the State without the moral guidance of Christianity cannot last. We are discovering this right now with the abandonment of morality, particularly in the Democrat Party.
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Jacob Noakes@NoakesJacob·
@GenFlynn The freedom of religion was designed for different branches of Christianity specifically Protestantism. Even Catholics were barred from political office. If the founding fathers saw that we allowed Muslims and Jews to rule over us, they would hang us for treason. Do you agree?
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Catholics for Catholics 🇺🇲
A PRIEST WITH COURAGE: There is nothing like a priest who is masculine, Josephine in his humility, and fearless in defense of Truth. God Bless this priest @Joseph_DeMarzo for standing behind @CarriePrejean1
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Father Joseph DeMarzo@Joseph_DeMarzo

In recent days, @CarriePrejean1, a Catholic, was removed from the Presidential Commission on Religious Liberty. She was not given notice as to why she was removed, but it is highly plausible that it was because of comments she made during a hearing. I wish to note both a question she asked and a statement she made. In essence, one of the questions she asked was whether a person who is not a Zionist is therefore antisemitic. The statement she made was that Catholics are not Zionists. Bishop Robert Barron posted on X that she was removed for “browbeating witnesses, aggressively asserting her point of view, hijacking the meeting for her own political purposes.” I must disagree with this statement, having viewed the meeting myself. The purpose of the meeting is to promote religious liberty and to speak out against discrimination and injustice against any person, whether Jewish, Christian, Muslim, or otherwise. Defense of religious liberty under the First Amendment is the defense of all human life. Her comment was fitting for the meeting, and for the following reason. Carrie asked an important question, which was directed to Yitzchok Frankel. She asked whether one could reject antisemitism and at the same time condemn the mass killing of Palestinians in Gaza, reject political Zionism, or not support the political state of Israel. Carrie was fulfilling her duty as a member of the board in speaking not only for the protection of Jews, but also for Palestinians. It is also a fair question to ask in light of the thousands of Palestinians who have been killed since October 7. As Catholics, we decry the killing of all innocent human life. Her comment and question were also fitting in helping the committee address the evil of antisemitism. In other words, her words can be interpreted as a caution that, in light of evil antisemitic actions, one must not resort to uncontrolled violence against Palestinians in Gaza. There is a fire that was lit, and she was simply pointing out that another fire has been lit, and one cannot put out fire with fire. She wished to hold all persons accountable for violence against innocent human life. Furthermore, defining terms is crucial in arriving at proper justice for all. In resolving the issue of antisemitism, it is important to define exactly what that constitutes. It is not foreign to public discussion to speak of Christian Zionism as it pertains to the present conflict in Iran. She, as a defender of all faiths, must be able to defend her own. That she did courageously in noting that Catholics are in fact not Zionists, and that this should not be remotely part of the definition of antisemitism. The reason this is important is that if rejection of Zionism is equated with antisemitism, it opens the door to the persecution of Catholics, or of people in general. Since this language is part of the current political context when speaking about Israel’s actions, it is just that Catholics, having their own religious liberty under the First Amendment, be able to disagree with religiously or politically motivated actions which do not reflect what it means to be Catholic. Otherwise, we run the risk, as a nation, of gaslighting Catholics as antisemitic, which would itself be a form of religious persecution. The committee cannot serve the purpose of defending religious liberty by denying it to another group, namely Catholics. Therefore, I support Carrie as a fellow Catholic and American for her bravery, and I am proud of her. In fact, she was recently awarded the Catholic Champion Award at the Catholics for Catholics Prayer for America Gala only a few days ago. Countless Catholics from all over the country viewed this moment, where Catholics came together in solidarity to pray for our nation and to support fellow Catholics in responding to our Lord’s command: “Let your light shine.”

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Matityahu Matt Kahn
Matityahu Matt Kahn@MMattKahn·
@no_one__wins @JustinTLogan @megynkelly No, credible evidence does not have to be that. If you want to know what credible evidence is, then research it yourself. I’m not going to give you my list of credible evidence so you can just question and refute me more.
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big tobacco theorist@no_one__wins·
@MMattKahn @JustinTLogan @megynkelly You are right, I don’t think much of trump at all. If you’re idea of credible evidence is you being in the room during negotiations or Netanyahu explicitly saying that he pushed the US to go into war then there isn’t a point in debate as you clearly think I’m stupid
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Matityahu Matt Kahn
Matityahu Matt Kahn@MMattKahn·
@EMichaelJones1 @JendersII @ArchbishpSample past, but, unfortunately, there are people like you who want to bring it back toward spiritual darkness. Also, Thessalonians 2:15–16 was likely added because it does not fit the context of the verses before and after it and it does not sound like the Apostle Paul. In any case,
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E. Michael Jones
E. Michael Jones@EMichaelJones1·
Dear @ArchbishpSample, Stop rehashing ADL talking points. youtube.com/watch?v=vfAIVB… Try proclaiming the Gospel instead. Stop blaming Catholics for the odium Jews have heaped upon themselves by their ruthlessly immoral behavior. Stop mentioning councils with no citations to back up your claim. Nostra Aetate said "the Jewish authorities and those who followed their lead pressed for the death of Christ." Catholics who say the Jews killed Christ are faithfully following Church teaching. The Jews obviously doesn't mean all Jews. No one ever said the Blessed Mother or Christ's Jewish followers called for his crucifixion. By saying "the Church is the new people of God," the Church reaffirmed supersessionism as the true teaching of the Church. The American bishops, as you probably know, had to remove the phrase "The Mosaic covenant is eternally valid" from their catechism because dual covenant theology is heretical. If holding the Jews collectively responsible for what happened on Good Friday is wrong, why did St. Paul say,  "the Jews are the people who killed Christ and are enemies of the entire human race" (I Thess 2, 14)? Catholicism is not the cause of hatred of the Jewish people throughout history. The main cause of that hatred is Jewish behavior, most recently the Israeli genocide in Gaza. Stop talking about unnamed "conspiracies and lies," and start defending Catholics against predatory Jewish behavior, like the IDF shelling of Holy Family Church in Gaza. Stop allowing the Jews to determine who is a faithful Catholic. Please retract your preposterous claim that Catholics are responsible for the universal hatred of Jews in our day. The Jews earned this hatred by their behavior. I suggest that you rewrite your statement after you have talked things over with Cardinal Pizzaballa and Pope Leo. Before claiming that there is a "strong connection between religious freedom and anti-Semitism," contact @CarriePrejean1, who got kicked off President Trump's religious freedom committee for daring to say that she as a Catholic had the religious freedom to oppose the Jews' determination to impose their Zionism on the American people by hijacking American foreign policy and leading this country into another immoral war in support of Israel. Defending religious freedom means protecting Catholics like Mrs. Boller from identity theft. While revising your statement, please define the term "anti-Semitism," for which there is currently no Catholic definition. Do Catholics have to accept as binding on their conscience any speech Jews don't like? That is the current meaning of the term. Stop defending Jewish crimes against humanity and start defending the Catholic flock God consecrated you to defend.
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