Craig Iskowitz
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Craig Iskowitz
@craigiskowitz
CEO of Ezra Group - Technology Strategy Consulting firm, Publisher of the WealthTech Today Blog & Podcast
Cherry Hill, NJ Tham gia Nisan 2009
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They literally killed a bunch of random Palestinian women last night
Richard Medhurst@richimedhurst
How is it Iran are firing salvo after salvo of drones and missiles and never seem to flatten hospitals, schools, and media tents? Do Amalek have better aim or just less genocidal?
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If you took $200 billion from the top 5 most expensive school systems in the country and spent it on bombing Iran you would improve both countries.
Jon Favreau@jonfavs
Sorry, no money left for schools in America, we needed it all to bomb schools in Iran.
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Constitution wasn’t amended. Courts kept operating. Elections ran.
V-Dem asks 3,500 academics to rate if democracy “feels" healthy” and aggregates those opinions. A line graph plots it but doesn’t make it objective. And who are these academics? D over R 11:1.
ian bremmer@ianbremmer
us fallen back to democracy levels of the 1960s
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@mishtal Claiming something called Palestine should replace Israel because it was proposed by the United Nations is like claiming Mesopotamia should replace Iraq since it was proposed by the League of Nations.
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For almost 2000 years, "Palestine" was simply a European Christian term for the "Holy Land" or "Land of Israel"
That is why the British chose "Palestine" as the name of the mandate
"Palestine" is a foreign, colonial label. The idea it has local historical roots is just stupid
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@CoreyWriting Let Little Remi make his absurd rants.
It's like claiming Iraq shouldn't exist because it was created by The League of Nations in 1920 and the land is really owned by Mesopotamians.
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Tel Aviv was literally purchased. The fact that Israelis are not even allowed to maintain what their predecessors acquired through 100% legitimate means exposes this movement for what it really is.
These same folks accuse others of genocide while fantasizing about it themselves
Remi Kanazi@Remroum
Tel Aviv shouldn’t exist. Israel shouldn’t exist. The concept of Israeli should be abolished. The land is Palestine. The people are Palestinian. The land should be returned to its people. The only way forward is through the dismantlement of Zionism, from the river to the sea
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"New York is taking the crown of 'Most Retarded State' from California."
-- Jason Calacanis on NY Senate bill S7263 that would ban AI from answering medical or legal questions.
On the All In Podcast, Mar 13
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'Criticism of the Israeli government isn't antisemitism!'
Ok, what government policies are you criticizing?
'THE JEWISH SUPREMACIST OCCUPATION OF AMERICA COMMITTING A GENOCIDE BECAUSE THEY'RE THE CHOSEN PEOPLE WHO HAVE LITERALLY CAUSED ALL HUMAN SUFFERING-UH'
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When I was a student at Harvard from 1992 to 1996, Jews were a quarter of the student body, the new Hillel was built all glass in a central location, and the overwhelming sense was that Jews had arrived and that this was the new normal.
In retrospect … it was the high point.
Tablet Magazine@tabletmag
A new @HarvardJews report finds Jewish enrollment at @Harvard is now 7%, roughly half what it was a decade ago and down from about 25% in the late 20th century. The trend isn’t confined to the Ivies, or even to academia. Across publishing, media, and cultural institutions, Jews are quietly disappearing from spaces they once helped build. For Tablet, Jacob Savage wrote about this systemic decline, unfolding quietly across America.
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Settler colonialism:
(Photo of Egyptian colonizer Yasser Arafat in uniform of his native Egyptian Army)
State of Palestine@Palestine_UN
Settler colonialism:
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In Israel, Arabs are 20% of the population,
yet:
25% of our students are Arab.
70% of our Arab students are girls.
25% of our doctors are Arab.
27% of our nurses are Arab.
27% of our dentists are Arab
49% of our pharmacists are Arab.
70% of our farmasotical students are Arab.
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@ianmSC this reminds me of Al Gore's “Pinocchio problem” during the 2000 election.
he had a tendency to lie about ridiculous things like claiming his mother-in-law paid nearly three times as much for the same arthritis medicine used for ailing dog.
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The funniest part about him getting caught in this obvious lie is that Newsom also at one point said the thing that bothers him the most is when politicians sit there and lie to you
MAZE@mazemoore
Gavin Newsom: I can't read. You've never seen me read a speech. In 2017 at the State of the State address Newsom read his entire speech to the California State Assembly. Here's a short clip of it.
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@amkorchak Mamdani wasn't qualified to run a bodega. He has no work experience, no mgmt experience & no finance experience.
Yet, one million imbeciles thought it was a good idea to put him in charge of a city of 8.5 MILLION with a $112 BILLION budget.
They're getting what they voted for!
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“A little more than three months into his tenure, the mayor hasn’t presented a single substantive housing proposal that addresses the affordable housing crisis long-term,“Instead, it has been a collection of catchy slogans, headlines, landlord-bashing, and schemes that would unlawfully take property from struggling small generational, immigrant owners and hand it over to predatory investors and nonprofits with questionable track records.”
nypost.com/2026/03/17/us-…
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@MarkZlochin The term antisemitism was coined in 1879 by German journalist Wilhelm Marr to describe the anti-Jewish campaigns underway in central Europe.
What were source of antisemitism then @ZaidJilani ? There was no Israel.
If Israel disappeared, you & your ilk would still hate Jews.
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No, the greatest driver of antisemitism in the world today is antisemites.
Zaid Jilani@ZaidJilani
The greatest driver of antisemitism in the world today is the extremist government of Israel. Their behavior, not condemning it, is what is driving people apart and inciting resentments.
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@MarkZlochin i can't get enough of anti-Jewish trolls who just woke up and point at Israel and say "there is the source of antisemitism"
as though we haven't been dealing with it for the past 2,000 years
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@AdinHaykin1 The Merneptah Stele is the earliest mention of Israel from 1208 BCE
1342 years BEFORE Roman Emperor Hadrian renamed what was then called Judea to be "Syria Palaestina" in 135 CE
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Hezbollah has existed as an Iranian proxy since 1979,
Hamas is an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood that was founded in 1928.
MC Squared@mcsquared34
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@AdinHaykin1 i love when pro-Palio trolls make ridiculous claims like "Israel invaded Palestine"
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@AdinHaykin1 funny that the Hamas 1988 Charter states:
(1) Hamas is in a worldwide religious “struggle against the Jews"
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@ldkop tell them to save their breath. Harvard has been a cesspool of antisemitism for over a century.
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What are their ads going to say?
"Harvard: We don't hate Jews quite as much as people say"
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