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History nerd, not-so avid amateur vexillologist, Pedro II fan and reformed weeb. Aleichem’s writings, de Sola's sermons and commie dokuha shaped my worldview.

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עִסְקָא דְּקוֹפַיָּא@FieldSpeakerZDQ·
The Jews are making silverware soup to increase their metabolism and iron intake for when Trump drops a nuke on Kharg Island. How are you going to gainsmaxx before the fell hour, anon?
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@FieldSpeakerZDQ the humble bt kiruv girl who gets emotionally and sexually abused
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Just discovered the phonemic range of sahwari arabic. By God would I love to speak it
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Há cerca de 1 milhão de pessoas vivendo em favelas no Rio de Janeiro. O governo poderia pagar uma bolsa, uns 2 mil reais por mês, para essas pessoas abandonarem as favelas e apresentarem comprovantes de residência fora de regiões favelizadas. Seria um custo alto, de R$ 24 bi/ano Mas hoje em dia só os gastos da previdência do Estado do Rio de Janeiro estão em R$ 31 bi/ano (apenas pros servidores públicos estaduais) Além disso, a prefeitura poderia arrecadar pelo menos R$ 260 bi -- o suficiente pra rodar esse programa por 10 anos. A arrecadação do IPTU também quase dobraria, e isso sem contar o aumento no IPTU dos outros imóveis, que também se valorizariam com o fim das favelas. O plano de desfavelização da Guanabara se mostrará viável e um Rio sem favelas será indubitavelmente o melhor lugar do mundo pra se viver. Em breve, milhões de imigrantes altamente qualificados, do Brasil e do mundo todo, se mudariam para o Rio com vistos especiais, prontos pra ocupar os lugares das antigas favelas da Zona Sul e da Zona Norte - transformadas em bairros de classe média e até de classe alta. O Rio seria uma Singapura tropical, por apenas R$ 24 bi por ano.

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Michel Gherman@michel_gherman·
O esforço para hasbara justificar a proibição da polícia israelense a presença do patriarca cristão em Jerusalem foi atropelada pela mudança de Nethanyahu ao ver a erosão de apoio entre aliados cristãos. Como os hasbarentos saem dessa? ridículos esses agentes de propaganda
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moses hess@moseshessstan·
This Israeli government that it is the most right-wing is also the most incompetent in the nation’s history. Just full of absolute retards.
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Whenever I begin to question Sensei Fukuyama’s thesis, I come across something, like this video, that reminds me just how total the cultural victory of liberalism was at the end of the Cold War. Even explicitly anti-liberal movements now seek legitimacy through liberal concepts. Islamists may reject secularism, pluralism, and individual autonomy in substance, but they frame their struggle in the language of freedom, rights, citizenship, dignity, and popular sovereignty. In other words, they have abandoned the pre-modern Islamic world of ideas and its classical political vocabulary. They now operate, perhaps unknowingly, within a fully modern moral universe whose dominant legitimating language is unmistakably liberal. There is no going back to a pre-modern, pre-liberal world. Liberal conceptions are now the yardstick by which all ideologies are measured, and Islamists know that if their project of “Islamic freedom” fails, the people - who also embrace this liberal vocabulary - will take to the streets and demand their “rights” as “citizens.” It would take a systemic collapse on the scale of the fall of the Roman Empire in Western Europe, or even the Bronze Age collapse, to allow the reinvention of an authentically Islamic political and moral order. And this, my friends, is what a total Fukuyama victory looks like. His central argument, after all, was that liberalism represents an endpoint in political evolution, and that no rival philosophy or ideology would generate a more universally compelling language of political legitimacy. Time and again, he has been proven absolutely correct on that point. 😏 !الله، ليبرالية، فوكوياما، و بس
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Syria’s jihadis hold a rally waving the jihadi Al-Qaeda flag and shouting that they don’t want “secular freedom” they want “Islamic freedom.” I’ll leave this here for @USAMBTurkiye Tom Barrack. Everything that happens in Syria is on him.

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In a better, more civilised Israel, this is a tweet by the Chief Rabbinate's office.
Meni Even Israel@MeniEvenIsrael

What happened today was deeply unfortunate and should have been handled very differently. In a city as sensitive as Jerusalem, especially at such a charged time, actions of this kind carry consequences far beyond the immediate moment. Preventing the Patriarch from reaching the Church of the Holy Sepulchre for Palm Sunday created unnecessary pain, embarrassment, and tension. This does not seem to reflect evil as much as a serious failure of judgment, coordination, and sensitivity. Precisely for that reason, it is so frustrating. A situation like this required wisdom, restraint, and basic human understanding, and instead it appears to have been handled in a way that caused needless harm. Those responsible should acknowledge that this was a mistake and express sincere regret. Not every failure is malicious, but when the damage is real, responsibility and humility still matter.

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The thing about modern “mixology” is that it blends two different but related notions: how to make tasty (meaning in good taste) cocktails and how to efficiently make cocktails. and it’s a real letdown discovering when someone’s in it for the wrong reasons.
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AZEALIA BANKS@iiwasinthee212·
Really still in search of the sephardic glory. I still plan to become a Jewess, im just really not into the ashkenazi rites at all. And sorry .... black ashkenazim are goofy.. I can tell theres a great deal of discomfort and forced identity there. Watching them absorb near constant racism and try to play it off is not what spirituality gives.... To be fair, Sephradism does feel like something within me, and doesnt feel like anything European or Yiddish. Feels very like A Night In Tunisia. It feels like Egypt. It feels like Jazz It feels like Morrocco It Feels like Nina Simone. It feels kinda Coptic. What I am connecting to seriously feels beyond "The Jews" It feels like Israel a bit, but alot more like Gibraltar.
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