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If you send in U.S. military troops into Iran, there is going to be a political revolution in America. WE. ARE. DONE. We said no more foreign wars and we meant it. The coalition will unite and be unstoppable. I’ll make sure of it. End this war. It’s stupid.

Bill Maher: I don’t believe in God. Me: cool. Bill Maher: Israel was promised 3,000 years ago. Me: by who? Bill Maher: by God.

“According to classified intelligence shared with Axios,” Cuba plans to attack Key West Axios disseminates another deplorable Trump disinfo dump, this time to justify a US invasion of Cuba This recycled Cold War propaganda is an insult to everyone’s intelligence

The Nakba began with Jewish terror gangs murdering Palestinians and driving them out of their homes. Deir Yassin. If you truly don't know this, learn. Just google it. "Market Bombings (1937–1938): The Irgun carried out multiple bombings in crowded Palestinian markets to terrorize the Arab population, including attacks in Jerusalem's Old City, Haifa, and Jaffa, which collectively killed over 100 Arab civilians."

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Did you guys know that the judges that issued international arrest warrants for Netanyahu were sanctioned by the United States and as a result are completely unable to access their bank accounts or do any banking? But don’t you dare bring it up you raging antisemite.

Introduction I never wanted to write this piece. I resisted it with every intellectual instinct I possess, telling myself the spectacle was too beneath serious consideration to warrant the expenditure of a single syllable. Let the grift burn itself out in its own algorithmic fever, I thought. Let the clickbait whores chase their bag until the market for medieval pathology finally saturates and collapses under the sheer weight of its intellectual dishonesty. But I am fed up. I am so fucking fed up with the clickbait antisemitic business...this slick, highly monetized, and lethally effective siege of humanity’s oldest and most corrosive toxin...that the threshold of dignified silence has been obliterated. What was once a fringe pathology confined to basement manifestos has professionalized, scaled, and gone mainstream, warping otherwise intelligent minds into unwitting propagandists for regimes that have spent nearly half a century butchering American interests while the podcasters smirk about “the Jews dragging us into war.” This is not a topic I relish. This is the first time I have addressed it directly, and it will be the last. My god, the ridiculousness of it all...the shameless inversion of history, the envy-driven scapegoating dressed up as “pattern noticing,” the casual laundering of blood libel into subscription revenue...has finally compelled me to break cover. What follows is not written for clicks, clout, or catharsis. It is a single, unsparing, forensic diagnosis of the plague: ancient venom meets brand-new business model. Consider it Grey’s reluctant but necessary incision into the rot. After this, I return to worthier ground. The grift, however, will not disappear on its own. It must be named, eviscerated, and starved of the oxygen of unchallenged acceptance. open.substack.com/pub/lhgrey78/p…

The U.S. is starving and killing babies in Cuba, and the media is staying silent about it. The U.S. is starving Cuba like Israel is starving Gaza. This's a criminal act of collective punishment. This’s a crime against humanity. And no one is talking about it.

This is beyond horrifying. New data shows Israel has killed over 680,000 Palestinians in Gaza. Among them: • 380,000 infants under 5 • 99,000 children over 5 That’s 479,000 children murdered by Israel. Israel isn’t “defending itself.” It is wiping out Palestinian life.

Israel is an evil, genocidal, terrorist state. They are the furthest thing from being God’s chosen nation or God’s chosen people. At this point, Israel has become the enemy of God and humanity. The world agrees.

Voters of Kentucky’s 4th: Massie is the candidate who exposed the pedos. Gallrein is the candidate who is funded by the pedos. This is not a hard decision.

Barbaria's pathetic "proposal": Iran hands over 400 kg of uranium to US; NO compensation for any - serious - damages; Only one Iranian nuclear facility to remain in operation; NO ceasefire all across West Asia. Handlers itchin' for war. Will be thoroughly humiliated.

Jewish people had the right to flee persecution. Correct. Jewish people had the right to seek safety. Correct. Jewish people had the right to political self-determination. Correct. None of these rights, individually or combined, include the right to exercise self-determination specifically on land belonging to another population without their consent. Rights do not come with a geographic override of other people's presence.

This is a foreign government trying to control our Congress by spending millions of dollars against anyone who dares to stand up for America, instead of Israel. We have eyes and ears. We see them trying to buy our government. @RepThomasMassie on @TheYoungTurks Monday at 6PM ET.

When Palestinians kill more than 850 Israelis, they call it the most barbaric antisemitic massacre since the holocaust. When Israel kills 850 Palestinians, they call it a ceasefire.

Huge concern in New York that Zohran Mamdani is spending $122 million on schools and hiring 1,000 school teachers when that money could be buying bombs for Israel

You said Palestinians wanted it all, from the River to the Sea, and that this is the reason for 78 years of bloodshed. Here is what has happened in those 78 years on the other side of your argument. 1948: Israel established within partition borders. 1949: Israel ends the war holding more territory than the partition plan had allotted it. 1956: Israel invades Egypt’s Sinai and Gaza, then withdraws under international pressure. 1967: Israel occupies the West Bank, Gaza, Sinai, and the Golan Heights, territory well beyond the partition lines. 1973: Israel retains the occupied territories after the Yom Kippur War. 1978: Israel invades Lebanon. 1980: Israel annexes East Jerusalem, unrecognized by international law. 1981: Israel annexes the Golan Heights, unrecognized by international law. 1982: Israel invades Lebanon again, reaches Beirut. 1982-2000: Israel occupies southern Lebanon. 1993-present: Settlement construction in the West Bank accelerates through every peace process. 2006: Israel invades Lebanon again. 2007-present: Israel blockades Gaza. 2024: Israel conducts military operations in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria simultaneously, advances beyond the Golan buffer zone into Syrian territory. 2025: Israeli ministers call for West Bank annexation, Gaza resettlement, and new facts on the ground designed to bury Palestinian statehood. 2026: Israel consolidates new security zones in Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria, while West Bank annexation advances from rhetoric into administration, land registration, settlement expansion, and ministerial policy. May 16, 2026: Israeli military operations continue in Gaza, while Israeli strikes continue in southern Lebanon despite a ceasefire extension. 78 years. One party rejected a partition. The other party has been physically, militarily, and administratively expanding beyond every border it has ever been assigned. You have a framework for identifying who wants all the land. You have 78 years of evidence. You have a conclusion available to you that your own reasoning requires. The question is whether you are willing to follow your argument to where it actually leads. Or whether the framework, like the partition, was only ever meant to apply to one side.

You ended by saying Palestinian suffering does not erase Jewish legitimacy. I am going to make a concession and then explain why the concession does not save your argument. The concession: you are right. Palestinian suffering does not erase Jewish legitimacy, if by legitimacy you mean the right of Jewish people to safety, dignity, political expression, and a life free from persecution. That legitimacy is real. It is not in contest in this argument. It has never been in contest in this argument. But here is what you have done throughout this exchange, and what that final sentence does again: You have framed the debate as being between Palestinian suffering and Jewish legitimacy, as though one threatens the other, as though taking Palestinian suffering seriously requires denying Jewish legitimacy. That framing is the architecture of the entire pro-Israel argumentative position. It requires you to read every assertion of Palestinian rights as an attack on Jewish existence. Every call for Palestinian sovereignty becomes a denial of Jewish safety. Every documentation of Israeli military crimes becomes an argument for Jewish illegitimacy. Every demand for accountability becomes, in this framework, antisemitism. This is not a logical connection. It is a political construction. It collapses the distinction between the Jewish people and the Israeli state, so that the state is immunized from criticism by the genuine moral weight of the people's history. Jewish people are not the Israeli military. Jewish history is not a shield for Israeli policy. The Holocaust does not inoculate every action taken by a state founded in its aftermath. And Palestinian suffering, the 750,000 expelled in 1948, the 59-year military occupation, the 19-year siege, the tens of thousands of children killed since October 2023, is not a narrative competing with Jewish legitimacy. It is a reality demanding accountability. From a specific state. For specific actions. With specific victims who have specific names. That accountability does not threaten Jewish people. It threatens the impunity of a government. And the sustained, sophisticated, decades-long project of making those two things sound like the same thing: That is the sleight of hand. Not in my argument. In yours.

"Palestinian suffering is historically brought upon by themselves." This sentence is the most revealing thing you have written in this entire exchange. Not because it is uniquely callous. It is a commonly held position. But because it exposes, with unusual clarity, the foundational move that your entire argument has been making from the beginning. It assigns agency and therefore responsibility entirely to the Palestinians, and strips agency and therefore responsibility entirely from the Zionist movement, the British colonial government, the United States, and the international community. The Palestinian population did not bring upon themselves the Balfour Declaration, which was issued without their consent. They did not bring upon themselves the British Mandate policy of facilitating Jewish immigration against their expressed political objections. They did not bring upon themselves the UN partition plan, which was voted on by a body in which they had no representation. They did not bring upon themselves Plan Dalet, which was adopted by the Haganah two months before Arab armies entered. They did not bring upon themselves the expulsions at Lydda, at Haifa, at Jaffa, documented by Israeli historians, including Benny Morris, who names the commanders and describes the orders. What they did was resist. And you have classified resistance to dispossession as the cause of the dispossession. That is not history. That is the logic every colonial power has used about every colonized population that refused to accept its own elimination quietly.

There were only 4 of us, Republicans, that signed the discharge petition to force the vote to release the Epstein files. Thomas Massie, Nancy Mace, Lauren Boebert, and myself. Trump has come after us one by one ever since then. The President told Speaker Johnson not to allow the vote to happen, but we courageously went against the President and refused to budge and overrode the Speaker to force the vote on record. It was only when all Members of Congress had to vote on record did Republicans finally find their intestinal fortitude to do the right thing and vote YES to release the files. Until then, they were absurdly obedient to the President who was doing everything in his reign of terror to hold them back. Even now, all the files are still not released, and the Epstein class remains protected. Wars are being waged, the markets are being manipulated, and the average American is being driven further into ruin while the Epstein class reigns and has yet to face any accountability. I will never regret signing that discharge petition, refusing to back down, and resigning as I want nothing to do with a President and a Party that bows to the Epstein class.