I’m so pleased you’re not dead!

@nytdavidbrooks If you live the life of online you would know only one dance to the sound history plays through the speakers of our lives and the times of them today.

@AmYisraelHighh @ChristopherHale @jonfavs Boys make it to the Litani yet?

@ChristopherHale @jonfavs Favreau “hates political violence” but platforms Hasan Piker who incites and endorses political violence

Here’s what I told Jon Favreau: 6-foot-3 Donald Trump is losing his one-sided fight against 5-foot-7 Pope Leo XIV, because the president doesn’t understand where Leo’s power comes from. Christianity has never depended on brute force — its strength is an enduring conviction in a love that outlasts every tyrant.

@BarakRavid @arash_tehran Moron

Looks like a third Iranian miscalculation in less than a year

How much of a bitch do you have to be to be Bret stephens and be afraid to have a Twitter

@shiri_shh How’s it going?

Palantir AI + Claude was used to detect, prioritize, and strike over 1,000 targets in the first 24 hours of Operation against IRAN. The success was so ridiculous, so game-changing, that the Pentagon didn’t even wait. What used to be just a pilot project, just something they were testing out… suddenly became official, permanent, and everywhere. Palantir is now the core AI brain of the entire U.S. military. It’s getting rolled out across ALL branches.

@smerconish @stavridisj This is insane. Looking forward to hearing from you in 2 years, you repellent toadie

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@independen8735 @KyleKulinski Nice handle

And the regime showed how easily it could enrich uranium to weapons-grade levels as soon as it decided not to follow the JCPOA. They complied with the JCPOA before Trump because it wasn’t a significant restriction on them. Breakout time was getting shorter and shorter, and they were building more missiles.

The International Atomic Energy Agency verified over a dozen times that Iran was following the deal perfectly. Then Trump violated the deal, ripped it up, sanctioned them, and Biden said he would get back in the deal but didn't. This issue was solved but the warmongers demand blood. The fact is we aren't an honest actor and we can't be trusted. The world knows that now.

@ProfDBernstein Exigency, exigent, exigent, prolix

In the early days of the war, when Israel believed, reasonably, that the very existence of the state was at stake given the significant possibility that Iran, Hezbollah, the Houthis, Syria, and Iraqi Shi'ite militias would join in while Israel was vulnerable, the Israeli military lawyers implementing proportionality standards as required by IHL naturally put greater weight on the necessity of eliminating as much of Hamas's command structure as possible as quickly as possible, and with an exigency that didn't allow for the full review that is done under less exigent circumstances. As the Times report itself reveals, Israel applied significantly more stringent rules of engagement once things calmed down. There is nothing in IHL that would remotely suggest that context, including the exigent need to eliminate the enemy command structure before being attacked on six other fronts, is irrelevant to proportionality. But thanks for playing.

@SaraKaran11 @History__Speaks @ProfDBernstein @reason You’re posting something a computer wrote for you

And what you are, assuming that the New York Times is an unbiased source. The New York Times is consistently rated as having a left-leaning bias, with multiple analyses indicating a moderate to strong skew toward liberal perspectives in both its reporting and opinion pieces. A 2025 study by Yale University professor Edieal Pinker found that the newspaper’s coverage of the Israel-Hamas war disproportionately emphasized Palestinian suffering while downplaying Israeli casualties and Hamas’ role, with 91% of articles failing to mention Israeli deaths after October 7, 2023. This imbalance has led to criticism that the paper’s reporting generates sympathy for Palestinians while portraying Israel as the primary agent in the conflict. The paper’s opinion section has also been criticized for disproportionately publishing articles critical of Israel; one report noted 20 anti-Israel op-eds were published from January 2022, compared to just 13 critical of Iran, a nation with documented human rights abuses and sponsorship of terrorism. You and the NYT are full of sh*t.

Fresh off a hasbara tour in Israel, @ProfDBernstein wrote a blogpost for @reason claiming the IAF has an extremely strict vetting process for airstrikes, with lawyers carefully ensuring each airstrike conforms to international law. Meanwhile, on planet earth, the pic-related NYT investigation, based on over 100 IDF sources, found (among other things) that the IAF regularly selected targets to bomb too quickly to vet with any type of seriousness, much less vet in the scrupulous, legally rigorous, and IHL-focused fashion about which Bernstein fantasizes. More generally, the NYT investigation found utterly criminal targeting standards by the IAF. For example, the article corroborated the "Where's daddy?" program of bombing homes full of civilians to kill a single junior militant. And it assessed that the IAF's method for identifying combatants was a crude and scattershot AI program. What Bernstein is doing is assuming (based on nothing but government propaganda) that a nice-sounding de jure policy of a military is followed in practice. Actually, a lot of genocidal and criminal militaries have had good-sounding de jure policies, and this is often a sick irony of the history of war crimes. Bernstein might know this if he were interested in military history beyond the realm of hasbara apologetics. Also, complete disgrace for @reason, a supposedly "libertarian" website, to publish war-crimes denialism based on nothing more than government propaganda.

Running for the senate on the platform that tom cotton was the most alarming conversationalist at my sister-in-law’s engagement party, refused to help us when we got a flat on our way home to Pine Bluff because he had “urgent business,” and an openness to ritual child sacrifice

@gwcbailey @Jesse_Leg Hollow*

@Jesse_Leg I'm glad to see so many people in the Jewish community drop their loyalty to the Democratic Party, but it'll be a hallow victory for conservatism if it continues to bleed some of its own long-time supporters. More of a re-allignment.

Make no mistake. This is an unambiguously positive development. Influential American Jews who once bankrolled Democrats and left-of-center institutions are now unashamedly responding to threats by naming their chief political adversaries—and recognizing that many of those adversaries come from the left. That this reckoning is happening in forums like UJA, which have historically been more hesitant to confront and condemn powerful figures on the progressive left, only underscores its significance. For decades, the American Jewish left embraced a self-destructive posture toward politics, religiosity, national continuity, and communal security. It’s no surprise that it now finds itself in retreat, and that legacy institutions like the ADL are scrambling to reinvent themselves as the consequences of their own choices finally come due. Meanwhile, the American Jewish right is ascendant.

@MosabHasanYOSEF The deepest circle of hell is reserved traitors.

Wake up, America! For 77 long, relentless years, Muslim jihadists have been hell-bent on obliterating Israel from the face of the earth—pouring their hatred into a never-ending crusade of destruction that threatens the very soul of freedom and civilization. Palestinian jihadists have shattered lives without mercy, detonating bombs on crowded buses and slaughtering innocent civilians in cold blood, leaving families torn apart and streets stained with the blood of the blameless. And now, in the digital shadows, hundreds of millions of Muslim social media jihadists unleash their venom, viciously attacking and demonizing religious minorities across platforms—spreading lies, inciting fear, and eroding the foundations of our shared humanity with every hateful post. If you call yourself a true American, with the stars and stripes etched in your heart, you must never, ever side with them! An anti-Gaza war stance might stem from a place of compassion—that’s human, that’s understandable—but don’t let it blind you into aligning with these barbaric forces who revel in chaos and terror. Refuse to employ or befriend anyone who plays the Muslim card just to blend in. Being born into it isn’t their fault, but clinging to it? That’s a deliberate choice: embrace the American Constitution, our beacon of liberty and justice, or wallow in the dark delusions of Islamic extremism. As long as they don’t put America first—above all else—never trust them. Your loyalty, your future, your nation’s survival depends on this unyielding vigilance. Rise up, fellow patriots—it’s time to defend what we hold dear before it’s too late!

@GrantMercer512 Yikes

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@whyyyperger @esjesjesj @joeyriz Nearly

@esjesjesj @joeyriz What works for a country with the size and immigration patterns of Norway is not likely to work for nearly any other country

Thanks for pointing this out Matt. I just updated my bio

@JamesBradleyCA @elonmusk How’d that run for senate go

If government ran like a lean enterprise, fraud, waste, and abuse would be flagged, fixed, and audited out in quarterly reviews—no headlines, just standard ops. When I ran for U.S. Senate in CA, my core KPI was this: embed Six Sigma across agencies to cut bloat, kill fraud, and streamline DMVs into oblivion. Elon’s spot-on—monopolies kill accountability. Time to run government like a well-oiled machine, not the Post Office.

The reason government programs are so inefficient is that, unlike a commercial company, the feedback loop for improvement is broken, because they have a state-mandated monopoly and can’t go out of business if customers are unhappy. No matter how bad the service is at your DMV (sorry to pick on DMVs), you still have to use your DMV, because it’s a monopoly.

@TRAVNATION80 @medeabenjamin Crossing a scene

It is clear that you don’t care about Palestine you only care about crossing a scene. Because we all clearly know and can see if you have two eyes a comprehension in your brain and an understanding of logic that the current administration let these people die of starvation and none of you all were at the White House. So spare us your fake outrage because you really don’t even care about those people in Gaza you just only wanna come after Kamala cause you don’t like Kamala. And if you don’t like her that’s fine just say that, but don’t make her out to be something that she’s not. Moreover, she was vice president what did you want her to do? Exactly cause you don’t even understand how it works anyway.

“YOUR LEGACY WILL ALWAYS BE GENOCIDE” Last night, multiple protestors called out former Vice President Kamala Harris during her book tour stop in D.C. Kamala Harris says she isn’t the president, but she was vice president while bombs rained on Gaza and tens of thousands were killed with U.S. weapons. There’s nothing feminist or progressive about enabling a genocide. We demand accountability.

@ProfDBernstein @MouinRabbani Rebut what? Seems like a bofa situation

@MouinRabbani in other words, you have no actual rebuttal.

There was a time when charlatans and fabricators like yourself could say whatever they want, and people would either take you seriously or give you the benefit of the doubt. For two full years you have lied so brazenly and so consistently, for the purpose of justifying the most depraved and despicable crimes imaginable, that your methods and character now stand fully and thoroughly exposed. Your credibility has not just collapsed, it no longer exists. It will never return because it is irretrievably gone. No one buys the bullshit you routinely pull out of your backside anymore. Shove it back in or go peddle it somewhere else.

@pants God tier

@DonaldJTrumpJr “Purposely”

The obvious takeaway from the past two weeks of media coverage is that the soulless ghouls in the Dem-Media care more about a leftwing talk show host who purposely lied about the Charlie Kirk assassination for political reasons, than Charlie Kirk actually being assassinated.

@twopoint6khz @novaramedia You seem revolting and fat

@novaramedia Outing myself as the only person who simultaneously thinks Palestine Action is a grotesque cause, Sally Rooney is a revolting person, and that threatening her with arrest is outrageous

Sally Rooney says she couldn’t accept a literary award in person in London because she might face arrest upon entering the UK due to her support for the proscribed group Palestine Action. The bestselling author had just won the Sky Arts Award for Literature in recognition of her latest novel, Intermezzo. Her editor accepted the award at The Roundhouse in London on Tuesday on her behalf. “I wish that I could be with you this evening to accept the honour in person,” a statement from Rooney read. “But because of my support for non-violent anti-war protest, I’m advised that I can no longer safely enter the UK without potentially facing arrest. “In that context, I want to thank you all the more warmly for honouring my work tonight, and to reiterate my belief in the dignity and beauty of all human life, and my solidarity with the people of Palestine." In August, Rooney stated that she would use royalties from her books to support Palestine Action, despite the risk of prosecution under the Terrorism Act.

@keithdorejel I didn’t know Nate was still alive

What the fuck is this dude talking about? Bluesky is the shitlib capital of the world. The lefties stayed here.