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@drissawaked @GlobalUpdates24 No, this claim is false. The screenshot shows a video of a man (often called the “bollards guy” or Damien Guerot, a French construction worker) confronting a knife attacker in the Westfield Bondi Junction shopping centre stabbing on 13 April 2024.not a Moslem

The person who stopped one of the attackers in the Sydney attack, disarmed him, and saved the lives of innocent people is an Australian Muslim named Ahmed. This was confirmed by Dr. Jamal Rifi, one of the most prominent leaders of the Muslim community in Australia, in an interview with Sky News Arabia.

@TheGriftReport Boy was that unexpected

@TaraBull808 There’s no credible evidence to support the claim that: The Secret Service hired agents via DEI programs that were later declared illegal by an Obama-appointed judge, President Trump subsequently reassigned those agents to protect Clinton, Obama, or President Biden,

@EYakoby Seems the original poster missed the point that it was a Catholic country before the Muslims invaded

They're now saying they're indigenous to Spain. You can't make this up.

@DamieonWei30179 @Huey1N @UpdateNews724 Free speech is not a protected right for non - citizens that are not in the United States when they speak . Also no right of any kind to enter the country. That’s a privilege and a revocable one at that.

@Huey1N @UpdateNews724 Freedom of speech has been gone for decades.

@ResolvedJewess @Huey1N @UpdateNews724 Correct

@Huey1N @UpdateNews724 Not a free speech issue.

@Huey1N @FragmentedSand @UpdateNews724 You seem to believe that non-citizens who are not in the United States have access to the second amendment. Perhaps you also believe that admission to the United States is a right and not a revocable privilege.

@OliLondonTV Yes

Do you think Rachel Zegler is the main reason Snow White is flopping?

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@davidfrum I could not open link as I don’t subscribe to the New York Times

Why don't Republican negative points vs Harris-Walz - some of them even approximately true! - do more damage? The problem Republicans have is that every election is a compare and contrast. And they overwhelmingly renominated a candidate who ... entered politics by propagandizing a defamatory "birther" conspiracy theory that was not only steeped in racism but also obviously crazy and stupid nytimes.com/2016/09/17/us/… .... accepted the help of Russian spy agencies to win the presidency in 2016 ... theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/… directed tens of millions of taxpayer and foreign government $ to his own businesses ... axios.com/2024/01/04/rep… ordered a religious test on immigrants and visitors to the United States - rewrote it three times until a friendly Supreme Court disgraced the country by inscribing the rewritten ban into law ... npr.org/2018/06/26/606…. tried (and failed) to overturn healthcare coverage for Americans with no alternative to offer - but succeeded in overturning abortion rights for Americans ... funded his tax cuts with tax increases targeted to punish voters in Democratic-led states ... cnbc.com/2019/04/22/tru… started trade wars not only with China, but against friends like the European Union, Canada, Japan, and South Korea. He encouraged close ally Britain to exit the EU - then refused Britain the US-UK trade treaty he'd promised ... washingtonpost.com/world/us-uk-tr… as his anti-China trade war rapidly proved a costly fiasco forbes.com/sites/stuartan…, then connived in the Chinese cover-up of the deadly COVID outbreak through the pandemic's crucial early weeks ... washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/… then to compensate for his own prior negligence, promoted quack remedies that harmed gullible people - and that later enabled cranks and charlatans to spread panic about the anti-COVID vaccines that actually could and did save lives .... ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P… made deals with Putin that he concealed from his own national security team ... washingtonpost.com/world/2019/03/… and blackmailed Ukraine, denying that democracy weapons unless it fabricated political dirt against his expected election opponent ... and was only barely dissuaded from quitting NATO altogether according to his own highest aides ... nytimes.com/2019/01/14/us/… mocked and defamed America's most honored war dead theatlantic.com/politics/archi… and their grieving families ... npr.org/2016/08/01/488… abused his office to harass perceived corporate enemies like TimeWarner theatlantic.com/politics/archi… and Amazon nytimes.com/2019/12/09/tec… broke the law to incite harm against whistleblowers who revealed his corrupt actions ... thehill.com/homenews/news/… tried to win the 2020 election by an elaborate scheme to deny ballots to Democratic voters .... politico.com/news/2020/09/3… encouraged supporters to intimidate election workers who wouldn't comply with his schemes ... nytimes.com/2020/12/03/us/… then organized a conspiracy to overturn the lawful result ... npr.org/2023/08/01/119… and when that failed, turned to outright violence on January 6, 2021 ... stole ultra-classified government documents on his way out the door, including nuclear secrets - which he later showed to paying customers at Mar a Lago, including foreign nationals. nytimes.com/2023/10/05/us/… Politics aside, the nominee is also a draft-dodger nytimes.com/2018/12/26/us/…, and lifelong deadbeat eu.usatoday.com/story/news/pol…, tax cheat nytimes.com/interactive/20…, fraudster abcnews.go.com/US/live-update…, and confessed serial sex abuser bbc.com/news/election-…. In that environment, its tough to get a hearing for negatives about a nominee's opponents.

.@repschneider @SenatorDurbin @SenDuckworth I urge you to support Israelis in their fight against Hamas. Please speak out against delaying aid or allowing genocidal terrorists to remain in control of Gaza.

@METSshow Was that a typo? It should read let’s go Cubs.

@askdani__real Outstanding!

Difficulty Level: Israel

@GadSaad Really appreciate your analysis and have shared it broadly

Many thanks for the innumerable messages of support that you've been sending me. They are greatly appreciated. My apologies if I'm unable to respond to all messages but your kind words matter.

@elks_man @chrislhayes So is she shrewd? In the end,Will this change make any substantive difference?

@chrislhayes Right, puts the onus on Gallego now to decide whether he's willing to split non-Republican votes with Sinema and likely hand a Senate seat to the Republicans.

Obvious point but Sinema was almost certainly going to draw a primary challenge and was going to have a very tough race.

@juliagalef @Rspodcast Your guest was insufferable- so arrogant- unpleasant experience. His views are his views ...fine..- his arguments were just - “because I said so”. Awful

On the latest @rspodcast episode, I argue with economist & Nobel Laureate Angus Deaton about  (1) What's causing "deaths of despair" and  (2) Is effective altruism a good thing? Our conversation got... lively :) rationallyspeakingpodcast.org/show/episode-2…

Brief math help: If there is a 3% chance of one thing happening, and a 5% chance of a second thing happening, what is the chance of either one of those things happening? (Not both at once).

@fserrino How about respect that an issue has arisen that requires due process and respect all parties- no presumptions one way or the other?

We need a better approach than either 1) always believe the women or 2) never believe the women. I'm not addressing the Kavanaugh situation specifically, just speaking generally.

@wserrino @mitchellreports This is a silly point. Each and every law effects what human bodies can or can not do. Laws tell us the medicines/ foods we are allowed to ingest, the surgeries we may or may not have, where we can or can not build, what law does not regulate male/ female bodies?

@mitchellreports The Draft unfortunately

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@fserrino @DavidAFrench We?!

@DavidAFrench No thanks, we don’t want Republicans to run Congress and the Senate any more.

Concerned conservatives won't save the GOP by voting against good, high-character Republican candidates. If you don't like Trump, vote against Trump in 2020. But take each House and Senate race on its own merits: nationalreview.com/corner/good-co…