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@ConceptualJames Please, be safe man.

Fat Vish has consistently indicated I will be killed and perhaps tortured for standing up to their evils. Can I safely assume he and his want me dead?

@M4LHarris @ConceptualJames Actually, in Germany it’s called „social democracy“ and NOT „democratic socialism“ and there is a significant difference between those.

Don’t be fooled. Socialism vs “democratic socialism” ALL LEADS TO THE SAME DESTINATION. And that destination is…LOSS OF PRIVATE PROPERTY OWNERSHIP (private property includes your personal freedoms and rights…like parental rights). Democracy with compassion?? Nope. It’s just complete GOVERNMENTAL CONTROL WITH “SPRINKLES ON TOP”. Don’t fall for the marketing propaganda that is attempting to normalize and glamorize socialism. As far as the “happiest countries in the world”…according to WHO??? Are they serious? CANADA IS ON THE LIST….do you know many CANADIANS THAT ARE SUPER HAPPY RIGHT NOW? 🤣🤣🤣 @ConceptualJames @JulieABehling @ALEXNEWMAN_JOU @kellyske @PriscillaWest77 @iamlisalogan , please take a look at the chart…would love your thoughts on this little marketing attempt.

@ImtiazMadmood @grok is all of that true?

At age 17, she was rejected from college. At age 25, her mother died from the disease. At age 26, she moved to Portugal to teach English. At age 27, she got married. Her husband abused her. Her daughter was born. At age 28, she got divorced and was diagnosed with severe depression. At age 29, she was a single mother living on welfare. At age 30, she didn't want to be on this earth. But she directed all her passion into doing the one thing she could do better than anyone else. And that was writing. At age 31, she finally published her first book. At age 35, she released four books and was named Author of the Year. At age 42, she sold 11 million copies of her new book on the first release day. This woman is J.K. Rowling. Remember how she considered suicide at age 30? Harry Potter is a global brand worth more than 15 billion dollars. Never give up. Believe in yourself. Be passionate. Work hard. It’s never too late. She is J.K. Rowling

@Osint613 Israeli alliance with China?

Honest question for those who want the United States to completely end support for Israel. What do you think actually happens the day Washington walks away? Besides Israel ending the intelligence sharing that has stopped countless Islamic terror plots against Americans. Besides losing the joint defense and technology projects that give the U.S. military its edge. Besides forfeiting a partner that battle tests American weapons, with the F35 program alone returning far more than the 3.5 billion dollars in annual aid. Besides losing one of the only allies that refines American systems under real combat. Besides losing America’s anchor of power in the Middle East that keeps Iran, Russia, and China in check. Besides losing a global cybersecurity and AI powerhouse whose innovation protects U.S. infrastructure, networks, and defense systems. Do you really think the vacuum would remain empty? Other world powers would rush to fill it long before Israel learned to stand entirely on its own. And when that happens, the United States will have lost not just an ally, but the only strategic anchor in the Middle East region. If something feels wrong, speak up, criticize the Israeli government and let Israel’s nearly non-existent PR team try to address it. But make no mistake, the United States standing with Israel is an America First policy, no matter how you slice it.

@EinatWilf Another difference: Mamdani does not belong to the American majority, ethnically.

רקע היסטורי חשוב ותזכורת על הבדל קטן בסוף…

@DaymionBlack @ArminLaschet Wer lesen kann, ist klar im Vorteil.

@sam64547844 @ArminLaschet Haben Sie den Inhalt des Tweets von Laschet nicht verstanden? Anscheinend ja.

Immer das Gleiche. Medien, hier die früher renommierte BBC, lassen sich ohne Distanz von Islamisten instrumentalisieren, befeuern antisemitische Stimmungen, Regierungen 🇬🇧 u EU-Kommission geben populistischen Strömungen nach und am Ende entschuldigt man sich für das Mißachten aller journalistischen Standards.

@DaymionBlack @ArminLaschet lol haben Sie überhaupt den Inhalt des geteilten Tweets gelesen? Es geht da garnicht ums ZDF sondern um die BBC...

@ArminLaschet Das ZDF arbeitete seit 1996 mit dieser Firma zusammen. Israel ermordet erst den angeb. Hamas Terroristen und rückt nach Anfrage 8!Tage später mit „Beweisen“ raus. Ergo hat Israel es nicht für nötig gehalten, das ZDF zu informieren, dass im Ausland ..⬇️

@ConceptualJames I love how your posts are aimed at triggering the wokes 👌. keep up the good work.

The things you see in Jerusalem.

@MattWalshBlog You're getting dumber each day that passes

Some of the "conservative" accounts on this site are now trying to explain why intolerance is bad. These people are going full Bill Kristol. It's kind of amazing to watch. Sprinting to the left as fast as they can. They'll be unironically posting about "racial justice" by the summer. Bookmark this.

@CeeGronli @IsraelRadar_com That's not a good argument in light of what the allies did to Germany and Japan.

@IsraelRadar_com Innocent? Have you even seen what the Israeli governement and the IDF have done to Gaza and the West Bank? That is NOT innocence, my boy

A key lesson of the 20th Century: Turning against the Jews is a prelude to self-destruction. Just ask Nazi Germany, the Soviet Union or the Arab world. Embracing antisemitism is a sign that something is deeply wrong in your country. This can never end well. On the other hand, embracing the Jews tends to be extremely beneficial. Just ask the US and Britain. Flourishing Jewish communities is good news. Looks like some countries will be learning this lesson again in the 21st Century, the hard way. It’s usually a very painful lesson. Gaza, a hotbed of crazed Jew-hatred, already self-destructed. I wonder who’s next.

@ClassicLibera12 Where does the natural law come from in Moral Realism? According to Locke from God.

Metaphysical Divide: Moral Realism (Classic American Liberalism) vs Conceptualist Libertarianism Moral Realism (Classic American Liberalism) Moral Realism holds that moral truths exist objectively — independent of human will, consent, or social contract. They are discovered, not invented. These truths are rooted in Natural Law, the belief that human beings, by their nature, have unalienable rights and duties derived from reason and the moral order of creation. Key Features: Ontology: Reality — moral and physical — exists independently of perception or consensus. Moral Source: Derived from Natural Law and the unchanging unalienable nature of man. Authority: Independent truth and virtue precede power and guide its legitimate use. Rights: Unalienable — not granted by contract but inherent in being human. Endowed by The Creator. Liberty: Ordered by moral restraint and oriented toward the good. Under Moral Realism, freedom serves virtue; virtue is defined by moral truth; and moral truth is real — it’s not subject to redefinition by collective will or personal preference.

@EinatWilf Enjoy.

Tel Aviv today. If not yet peace, then at least, for now, a pause.

@ConceptualJames I agree with your conclusion, that utopia cannot be tried. But you don't really show why it's impossible. People have no basic understanding of economics. It's very unfortunate and a huge part of the problem imo.

The Commies are technically right that real Communism has never been tried but they don't understand that it's because real Communism can never be tried—and every attempt to find a way to try it is an absolute catastrophe. newdiscourses.com/2025/10/real-c…

@gummibear737 It's necessary because anti-zionists make it necessary and are successful using it.

Not sure why zionism is still a necessary concept Israel has been a country as long as I’ve been alive It’s no longer a matter of supporting a hypothetical proposition It exists…period…end of story The question of whether Israel has a right to exist has long been settled

@theAmericanBen They probably know more than you.

@havivrettiggur It's one thing to keep a low profile. But going on national radio to proclaim his Non-Zionism...what a coward.

Heartbreaking. He's afraid, genuinely afraid. And they've convinced him that he's afraid because of what other Jews in another country are doing. That's a double tragedy. Nobody would dare suggest this about Muslims. Muslims in the UK are not made to feel afraid because of what Muslims in far-away Muslim countries are doing in the name of Islam - even when what they're doing is actually genocide. Only Jews are told to assume this lower status, to sit quietly while others decide whether they deserve respect, whether they must be made to pay for the actions of coreligionists a continent away, or even whether they deserve to be a self-reliant and safe people. Be still, dear Jew, be unafraid. None of this is your fault. You have no control over Israel and Israelis. But mostly, you are not being conflated with us Israelis by people merely angry at the Gaza war - you are being conflated with us Israelis by people using the Gaza war as an excuse to lessen you, to step on you, so that they may know themselves to be greater than you. Hatred of you is at attempt to impose a social hierarchy with them at the top, and everything else is the pretense they tell themselves to justify their bigotry. You don't have to be a Zionist, dear frightened Jew. You deserve a world in which Zionism is scarcely necessary. Maybe Britain will wake up from the nightmare so many are trying to bring down upon it. Or maybe it won't. Either way, Zionism will be here for you if all else fails. What was shall not be again.

@ConceptualJames This is fucking crazy.

All facts.

@KonstantinKisin Spoken like a true Englishman 😂

My hottest take is that the best food is actually American. Genuinely, the best range and quality of food is to be found in the US. This doesn't negate the fact that a lot of American food is awful and bad for you. But if you want the best of the best, US it's where it's at.

@aritrastamara @ConceptualJames x.com/i/grok/share/L…

@aritrastamara @ConceptualJames Lol you clearly haven't read John Locke

Approximately 75% of the foundational law in the United States at its founding was drawn directly from the Hebrew Bible, which represented a unique departure from basically every other system in Antiquity. Christianity is also based on it and represents 75-80% of the cultural foundation. Greece played a role, as did Rome, neither trivial, and even back to Aquinas and Augustine, but the greatest pillar is the ethical system derived from Israeli roots.

@ConceptualJames How did you arrive at 75% ??