The New Rome 🇺🇸

Day 43 of the Iran war Israel wanted! The leader of the kosher terror state Netanyahu announced that the war on Iran will continue: “The campaign against Iran is not over — we still have more to do.” Meaning more civilians, women and children will be massacred. But Dan Bilzerian is considered anti-semitic for noticing that kosher behaviour is genocidal! Meanwhile Trump’s disaster of a campaign Iran easily cost over $100 billion, which could have paid for child services for Americans for a year and beyond. NBC News: The US spent billions of dollars on the war with Iran; what else could have been done with this money? - The (well over) $28 billion spent by the US before the ceasefire on the war with Iran could have covered the cost of a full year of kindergarten for two million children. - This amount is equivalent to a budget that could have significantly reduced homelessness rates in many key states! But Trump prefers giveaways to his kosher terror state!

Day 43 of the Iran war Israel wanted! The leader of the kosher terror state Netanyahu announced that the war on Iran will continue: “The campaign against Iran is not over — we still have more to do.” Meaning more civilians, women and children will be massacred. But Dan Bilzerian is considered anti-semitic for noticing that kosher behaviour is genocidal! Meanwhile Trump’s disaster of a campaign Iran easily cost over $100 billion, which could have paid for child services for Americans for a year and beyond. NBC News: The US spent billions of dollars on the war with Iran; what else could have been done with this money? - The (well over) $28 billion spent by the US before the ceasefire on the war with Iran could have covered the cost of a full year of kindergarten for two million children. - This amount is equivalent to a budget that could have significantly reduced homelessness rates in many key states! But Trump prefers giveaways to his kosher terror state!

❤️🤍💙Free Johnathan!❤️🤍💙

Judge James C. Ho, when he warned through his concurring opinion of a 4th Amendment decision, said it clearly: "Hamstringing the government is the whole point of our Constitution." Our founders never trusted government with the power to decide which words are allowed and which aren’t. Because once you give that power away, you never get it back. And that’s what these moments are really about. Jonathan is being prosecuted for speech. 👉Not violence. 👉Not action. 👉Speech. We have to understand what a line like this represents. Because when you make one word illegal… one phrase illegal… one set of opinions illegal… you start a chain reaction that never stops. Today it’s one word. Tomorrow it’s ten. Next year, it’s any criticism that makes someone in power uncomfortable. Our founders understood that. They wrote the First Amendment first for a reason. Because free expression... especially harsh, brash, passionate criticism of government... is the core safety valve of a free nation. Judge Ho reminded us of that when he said: "If men were angels, no government would be necessary. But because they are not, we must control the abuses of government. Our rights are priceless." That warning matters right now. Because what we’re watching in this case isn’t fear... it’s punishment. It’s not about safety... it’s about silencing. It’s about taking criticism of powerful people, powerful networks, and foreign malign influence... and rebranding it as extremism or “terroristic” when it’s really just dissent. And dissent is not a crime. It’s the birthright of every American. Jonathan became a target not because he did violence, but because he spoke loudly, passionately, and without permission. He criticized people who didn’t want to be criticized. He challenged narratives that some people in power preferred to keep unchallenged. That is exactly why the First Amendment exists. 👉Not for polite speech. 👉Not for sanitized speech. 👉Not for the approved opinions of the moment. But for the messy, uncomfortable, abrasive speech that holds power accountable. This case sets a precedent far bigger than one man. Because if the government can criminalize words today, they can criminalize your words tomorrow. If they can call one critic an extremist, they can call any critic an extremist. If they can prosecute speech across state lines, they can reach into anyone’s timeline. This is why we must stand up. Not just for Jonathan, but for every one of us who believes the government should never be trusted to decide which ideas are legal. Support his fight. Share his story. Donate to his defense. Because defending speech you don’t like is how you protect the speech you do like. Judge Ho warned: "Our decisions today are not costless, but our rights are priceless." So let’s act like they are. Let’s show Jonathan he’s not alone. And let’s show the government that the American people still know how to defend the First Amendment...and our sovereignty...loudly, unapologetically, and without fear. For God, for Family, and for Country. 🫡🇺🇲

Thank you so much for helping spread awareness of his case and donating if you are able to. 🙏Appreciate you so much.🫶 Have a blessed day!😊

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