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@CatherineM76971 @themagaking He's Indonesian

@themagaking Obama claimed to be a Christian to get elected in 2008. But he never was a Christian. He was always a muslim.

Seriously, what kind of non‑Muslim is named Barack Hussein Obama.

@ArtemisConsort Imagine studying for years to be a nutritionist, knowing that 99% of what you know will be proven wrong every 5 or so years

I respect crem for putting this together, truly, but I already knew seed oils don’t matter using my trusty heuristic “no nutrition claims are true”

@Zaoist4 It was a short-term success that spiralled into a massive civil war going on to this day?

Iraq was a long-term success, but few are prepared to admit that.

@footballguy82 Im sure all 3 of them are reallt upset

I know the Klan mad as hell 😅

@pikey14 Mass remigration would do wonders for the average worker's wage while lowering housing prices. Australia is slow but could deport maybe 400 families a day which would free up a lot of homes and apartments

South Australia voter: I voted One Nation because I am sick of the housing prices. They are unaffordable. Now, no disrespect, but I have never heard of One Nations housing policy.

@btarunr Sam is Jewish

Meet Sam Bankman-Fried, a "heritage American," who was arrested after he reportedly ran a scamming operation that stole more than $11,000,000,000 from thousands of victims, including elders.

@twinkdefcon Are you talking about the great brown mass of nazis in the first panel or brown people?

This whole comic is fascinating because it’s projecting the worldview of 21st century fascism back onto the worldview of early-mid 20th century fascism. This specific “all Europeans vs. the great brown mass” mindset was simply unknown until perhaps, at earliest, the 60s

@InsiderGeo Abe would have got the joke

People often don’t realize that you can’t talk to Asians the same way you talk to Europeans or Westerners. There’s a cultural expectation that historical context, respect, and subtlety are treated differently what might seem casual or humorous in the West is deeply offensive in Japan, In Japan, context, respect, and subtlety guide almost every interaction. Unlike in many Western countries, where directness is valued, Japanese communication often relies on reading between the lines.

@eurofounder You did the right thing, Matt

My teenage daughter got into Harvard She was so excited, I never saw her like this "Dad, it's fully paid scholarship, I can't believe this" I nodded, and right there I knew I needed to act I couldn't let my baby to be brainwashed by America The night before her flight I took her passport and hid it She was panicking, crying, her whole life was falling apart It was painful to see, but I knew I made the right call America would brain rot her, turned her into a slut and an evil capitalist Now she's doing a 4-year bachelor program in European Diversity Studies in Klagenfurt I saved my daughter's life. Hope she never forgets it

@mluffy_op Pakistan's creation saved hundreds of millions of lives and no one in India or Pakistan thinks it was to create division, they completely understand.

Pakistanis will call everyone Zionist but they are worse than them > Ethnostate created by the British to destabilize the region > Killed and raped millions of Bangladeshis coz they didn't like power centre shifting to Bengalis after 1971 election > Destabilized Afganistan for decades with terrorism for America > Do terrorists attack in India so the army stays in power > Oppress and kill every minority baloch pashtun hindus, at least israel doesn't kill their own arab population

@cool_hot_woman He was a spy and the guy who overstayed his visa died on his own accord

Americans will say 15 years of hard labor is too much for a tourist who stole a poster but that dying in a makeshift prison is a just punishment for overstaying your visa

@DrewPavlou Liberals = Chinese gangsters Labor = Arab gangsters

Arab gangsters tried to murder the most prominent left wing political commentator in Australia in a firebombing attack yet nobody in Australia talks about it and the entire Australian left basically has an omerta about it. The New South Wales police won't charge the Arab gangsters who tried to murder him. And the Labor Party won't do anything about it because they don't want to lose votes in West Sydney. It's honestly extraordinary. FriendlyJordies is literally the number one pro-Labor media guy in the entire country. He's probably shifted hundreds of thousands of votes to the Labor column at election time - I am not exaggerating when I say his work has been instrumental to the Labor Party's success, to the point that you could easily argue he's been one of the most important Labor Party figures of the 21st century. He's been hundreds of times more impactful than the average Labor Party hack backbench MP who just makes up the numbers in parliament for a salary. He's genuinely a prime mover in Labor Party history. Yet the Labor Party is happy to literally physically sacrifice him in order to avoid losing votes to Islamist identity politics voters in West Sydney. The NSW Labor government - which appoints the NSW Police Force - is seemingly fine with FriendlyJordies just straight up being killed by Arab gangsters. That's their revealed preference by failing to charge the culprits in the Alameddine crime family who ordered his attempted killing. How does this insane fact not change the way he sees politics? I don't understand how he can't recognise that Australia's migration policies have failed. He was literally firebombed by a foreign crime gang - how is this not enough to help lift the scales from one's eyes? FriendlyJordies, wake up. We do not have to have a single member of the Alameddine crime family in Australia. This was a strange and weird choice made by politicians decades ago and it's clearly been a disaster for the country. We made an active choice to welcome them to this country only for them to turn around and spit in our faces by killing dozens of people in drug wars while also promoting Islamic extremism. So why do we have to have them here? We could just deport them. FriendlyJordies, wake up.

@real_lord_miles Cambodia?

Booked a cheap hotel and they’re proudly advertising that they don’t do child rape here

@CerisLioness Schindler's list is literally fiction. It's like getting mad at a star wars joke.

Kumail Nanjiani, raised Muslim, gets up on that Oscar stage last night, cracks two harmless little jokes about shortening movies. “It’s A Wonderful Life” becomes “It’s A Wonderful Month,” “The King’s Speech” turns into “The King’s Tweet.” Cute, right? Everyone chuckles. Then he slides in the third: “Schindler’s List” to “Schindler’s Post-It.” See what he did? The first two were just fluff…safe, silly, no harm. They were the warm-up act, the cover. Made the room feel cozy so he could drop the real bomb without anyone flinching too hard. Because once you’re laughing at a jester’s joke, why not laugh at six million dead Jews reduced to office supplies? He could have said “Gone With the Wind” to “Gone With the Breeze!” But that wasn’t in his agenda. That was a calculated jab at Jewish pain. It’s vile. They’ve done this forever…hide the knife behind a smile…and they’ll keep doing it. Jew-hating monsters in nice suits (Mamdani). I call it like I see it! @TheAcademy @kumailn

@Iameziokwu Feeding the homeless post 2000 is absolutely diabolical

Okay, so... Lemme explain this for those who don't understand the exact true context of this story. In Oakland Park, Florida, Father Bob Caudill has been feeding the homeless for over 12 years now at his church, All Saints Catholic Mission. He doesn’t just hand out meals, he also provides them with clothes, showers etc to help restore their dignity, something people in their society often ignores. The problem is that, in 2014, the city rezoned the area, making his soup kitchen technically illegal. The city isn’t saying feeding the hungry is wrong, they’re saying his operations violate zoning laws. Since 2016, the city has been fining him $125 per day, which has now stacked up to over $500,000, with liens even placed on the church and on Father Bob personally. It's crazy how the law can be used this way. Basically, they're doing everything they can to keep people homeless. The enforcement of that law can pressure someone to stop doing the right thing. Instead of the government to work with Father Bob to create a permitted kitchen or a temporary solution, the city instead chose rigid punishment. The law became a weapon against the charity. If churches worldwide actually lived up to their purpose, they’d be doing exactly what Father Bob is doing. A church isn’t just a building, it’s a home, a sanctuary, a place where humanity matters. Feeding the hungry, sheltering the weary, and preserving dignity should be the baseline.

@ThaliawithoutT That's no reason to troon out

my dad beat the shit out of me in a gravel parking lot when I was 12 years old and when cps came to investigate I was blamed for ruining the family.

@MarioNawfal Iranians aren't Afghani Pashtuns and nomads. Iran is a fairly centralised country that could be occupied without dominating every square kilometre of mountain ranges. If the Iranian military all retreated to the mountains they wouldn't last a year.

🚨🇺🇸🇮🇷 Invading Iran is technically possible... But first you have to invade the mountains, the deserts, and the supply lines from hell. History suggests that part tends to go badly. Source: Geopol Maps YT

@Babygravy9 Burkina Faso is the only promising nation in the entire African continent

Looking forward to checking back on this story in a year and discovering all the cows were slaughtered and the meat given to members of the corrupt regime and their families, as is the African way. At least Burkina Faso is now self-sufficient in tomato paste.

@Brick_Suit @MarioNawfal Call me old fashioned, but as far as I'm concerned everything posted online is fair game.

@MarioNawfal Why not just repost them if you're not going to add anything to the analysis?

🇾🇪🇮🇷 The Houthis could be this close to going full send. We're talking about suicide drones (air & sea) and missiles straight at cargo ships. Risk? A Bab al-Mandeb Strait crisis, 2.0, and the Suez Canal basically shuts down again. Global shipping? Screwed. Prices? Skyrocketing soon. This isn’t “if,” it’s when. Source: @visegrad24

If you think it can't get worse. Diệm conception of "nationalism" includes selling Vietnamese women to foreigners for cash...