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Roland from Holland🇳🇱

Roland from Holland🇳🇱

@RSpoormaker

European // Historian // Watching Geopolitics with 3D glasses and popcorn // In favour of peace and equality // Enjoy stirring shit up

Rotterdam, The Netherlands Katılım Mart 2020
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Jvnior@Jvnior·
Saudi Arabia is not the enemy. Israel is.
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Lovable Liberal and his Old English sheepdog
Marsha Blackburn has introduced a bill that bans transgenders from joining the Daughter's of the American Revolution. If you're wondering, there's no record of a trans person trying to join the DAR
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Gina
Gina@GinaSaysSo·
Hey, Pandemic believers... Why were Home Depot and Starbucks open for business the entire time? Were these stores essential, and worth risking our lives? 🤡 Toilet paper and hand sanitizer were worth standing in long check out lines with strangers, but time with family and friends was too risky, according to "experts." Does this make sense to you? Humans became the silent enemies of other humans. (But I'm sure that wasn't the plan, right? ) 🤡 Millions crossed the street fourteen times on a 15 minute dog-walk in order to avoid a possibly ‘dirty or infected’ maskless, human in their path. Eye contact with strangers felt "stranger" than ever. Something about it was embarrassing. Then that turned combative, because embarrassment is weakness! It’s like we knew better than to be this dumb, but still agreed to it, and then got very angry. The non-believers tried to live normally, but there was unhinged retaliation. Some called it jealousy. The fearful, pandemic believers were having none of it. They too were dining out! I sure af would not be at a bar enjoying wine on a stool next to a stranger if I believed we were in the middle of a pandemic. But I never believed that. What's your excuse, pandemic believers?
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Moshe Spern
Moshe Spern@moshespern·
🚨 Antisemitic graffiti just appeared on a construction site in the heart of Manhattan 6th Ave between 21st & 22nd. “Kill Jews” and “F—k Israel” Manhattan Shomrim volunteers raced to the scene and scrubbed it clean before it could terrorize more of the community. This is what happens when hate is allowed to fester. Thank you to the volunteers who refuse to let it stand. @NYCMayor @NYCMayorsOffice more Jewish hate on your watch… I guess rhetoric matters. Source: cbn
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Jake Altman
Jake Altman@TradeUnionJake·
I’m a normal guy. I live in a normal house in small town Michigan. And I can tell you it’s the lies and hypocrisy we don’t like, my man. Oh, and all his friends who apparently support Hamas and Hezbollah terrorists.
Bernie Sanders@BernieSanders

WHY ARE THE BILLIONAIRES SO PANICKED BY ABDUL EL-SAYED? The Democratic Senate primary in Michigan is much more than a campaign between Congresswoman Haley Stevens and Dr. Abdul El-Sayed. It is part of the ongoing struggle between Oligarchy and grassroots progressive politics. It is about whether we can create a government that represents ALL Americans, or one that continues to be controlled by wealthy campaign contributors. As of today, billionaire-funded outside groups, led by AIPAC, have spent a record-breaking $50 million to support Haley Stevens — a roughly 60-to-1 advantage over Abdul El-Sayed. Let me repeat. A 60-to-1 advantage. Despite that, recent polling indicates that the race is extremely close — with some polls showing Abdul in the lead. Why are the billionaires so panicked by Abdul El-Sayed and his campaign? Why are they desperate to see him defeated? The answer is not complicated. A win by Abdul, following recent progressive victories across the country, will make it clearer than ever that the American people are sick and tired of the same-old, same-old Establishment politics and policies. They want change, real change. They want a Democratic Party which stands for the working class, not the billionaire class. They want the policies that Abdul is campaigning on, which include: — Health care for All as a human right. — Strong support for unions, raising the minimum wage to a living wage and building millions of units of affordable housing. — Increased taxes on the billionaire class. — An end to “endless wars” and not another nickel for the extremist Netanyahu government in Israel. — Real campaign finance reform which gets big money and super PACs out of politics.

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Magdi Jacobs
Magdi Jacobs@magi_jay·
Very little of the antisemitism we increasingly witness is related to religious belief. It's a largely anti-ethnic-focussed hatred. Yet Mamdani almost always frames it as anti-religious. I'm giving a factual description. Make of this what you will.
Moshe Spern@moshespern

He says he didn’t purposely exclude Jews from his “truly representative” judicial advisory panel. 18 members. 0 Jews. In the city with the largest Jewish population in America. Where Jews make up a huge share of the legal profession. “I didn’t ask about religion.” Sure, @NYCMayor Jewish bar associations and the ADL are calling it out. This isn’t representation. It’s a pattern. #Mamdani #JewishNYC #NYC #JudicialPanel #JewishSafety

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Roland from Holland🇳🇱
Not one of the 18 members is Nepali
Eli Albrecht@Elialbrecht

When I was a lawyer at Gibson Dunn in D.C., we took our summer associates to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum. A survivor spoke to us and said something that stuck with me: Lawyers need to know the holocaust did not begin with camps. It began when Jews were removed from institutions - above all, legal institutions. Judges stripped of their robes. Lawyers disbarred. Then, when law-groups were Judenrein, they codified laws that made discrimination systematic and "legal." First, you remove the Jews from the institutions. Then, Jews can be discriminated against without representation. On Monday, Mayor Mamdani announced his 18-member Advisory Committee on the Judiciary. The Committee was promised to be "truly reflective of New York City." Not one of the 18 is Jewish. Not one Jewish attorney, former judge, or law professor - in a city where one in eight residents is Jewish and even Justice John Leventhal, recommended by the State's Chief Judge, was rejected. It is estimated that over 50% of the New York bar is Jewish. That means there is a 0.0004% chance of no Jews being selected to the Committee. Mamdani’s marginalization of Jews has been ongoing, and few voices on the Left have spoken up. On Day 1, Mamdani revoked the IHRA antisemitism definition (top priority); he changed the NYPD guidance protecting houses of worship, eliminated Jews from the City's immigrant-heritage map, called for the arrest of the prime minister of the only Jewish state, and now created a Judenrein Judiciary Committee. My grandmother, Leah, survived Nazi Germany. Before the laws, before the violence, she told me how she was pushed out of her high school groups. Then, once excluded from all activities, she was bullied and marginalized. We are already seeing Step 2 in NYC. Two weeks ago, on a Jewish Holiday, two men were stabbed outside Upper West Side synagogues - one wearing a kippah- and yesterday, Jewish students were attacked. Every 26 hours, there is a hate crime against Jews in NYC. In NYC, there is a concerted effort to disappear Jews from public life and leadership. No one on the Left is speaking out. If this discrimination was happening to any other group, the chorus would be deafening. To be clear, Jews will find a way. Many are already taking their talents elsewhere. When white-shoe firms shut Jewish lawyers out, they built firms that now dominate. Cardozo, Louis Marshall, and Ruth Bader Ginsburg all found a way despite discrimination. But NYC will be worse off without us. A city government that is judenrein - cleansed of Jews – does not just hurt the Jews, but hurts the city. The tragedy is not just that Jews were left out of the institutions. It is that the institutions were left without the Jews. If you see this and have not yet spoken out, I encourage you to do so.

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Jvnior
Jvnior@Jvnior·
Attacking Saudi Arabia just makes people hate Arabs. Please stop doing it. Only Nazis and Zionists hate Arabs. Trust me.
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Mark
Mark@cmadsq·
x.com/MarcCarlin/sta… Listening to NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani, I am reminded of several proverbs about the gap between words & actions: “Beware of those who speak with a forked tongue,” “Beware a dagger hidden in a smile,” “Beware of wolves in sheep’s clothing” & the simple truths that talk is cheap & actions speak louder than words. Those who fail to heed these warnings often do so at their own peril.
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AIPAC 🇺🇸🇮🇱
This morning, AIPAC was featured on the @nytimes podcast The Daily. The NYT did not ask us for comment or to verify any of the “facts.” As a result, listeners were subjected to several inaccuracies, omissions, and mischaracterizations about our work and our members. Below are just some of these false claims:
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AJ Edelman
AJ Edelman@realajedelman·
@RSpoormaker 10 bombs to kill one civilian isn't genocide it's surgical, foolio
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Michael Novakhov
Michael Novakhov@MichaelforNY·
I made a promise to our community that I would hold Zohran Mamdani accountable for fueling antisemitism in New York, and today I'm keeping that promise. No one is above the law. It's time for accountability.
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Jordan Schachtel
Jordan Schachtel@JordanSchachtel·
There's an interesting disconnect between the super affluent class in NYC and their perception of what Mamdani wants. They think it's some kind of negotiation or shake down, but it's a total misread of what's obviously happening. The mayor wants all of you to leave as soon as possible. He doesn't want to negotiate. He wants to purge you from the city and remove your influence, and he's willing to make your life very difficult if you stay.
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MC Squared
MC Squared@mcsquared34·
I’m here for it
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AP
AP@Average_NY_Guy·
New York City is beginning to feel like 1938 Germany. You have government officials, including the mayor, singling out Jews on an almost daily basis in ways that would be unthinkable if directed at almost any other minority. Jewish neighborhoods, institutions, and concerns are treated differently, while antisemitism is routinely minimized, excused, or ignored. No, history has not repeated itself in the exact same way. But history rarely does. It begins with a culture that normalizes hostility toward a minority, where public officials increasingly treat that minority as uniquely suspect or politically expendable. Many Jews recognize those warning signs because our history has taught us to. Others still have their heads in the sand. Dismissing those concerns instead of confronting them is a mistake that history has shown can carry serious consequences.
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Natasha Hausdorff
Natasha Hausdorff@HausdorffMedia·
Melanie Phillips hits the nail on the head on the new blood libel of “settler violence”.
Melanie Phillips@MelanieLatest

melaniephillips.substack.com/p/the-settler-… The “settler violence” libel is being used to demonise all 750,000 Jewish residents living in the disputed areas of Judea, Samaria and eastern Jerusalem. This is being done to erase the Jews’ historic legal claim to these territories, push them out and replace them by Arab colonisers to create “facts on the ground” that make a Palestine state appear inescapable. The “settler violence” libel is now a strategic threat to the world’s only Jewish state.

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