📢 🇺🇸 ✡️ Abdul El-Sayed: “Antisemitism is a scourge.”
No one should face discrimination for their faith, ethnicity, identity or skin color, and pledges to stand alongside Jewish Americans, drawing on his own experience facing prejudice as a Muslim American.

📝 Littoria: "They're all getting their marching orders."

📎 Dr Ahmad Rehan Khan

Funny how both muslim DSA sweethearts pulled this shit within 48 hours.

“Jews don’t work in the shadows to influence politics”

Controlled opposition: we should actually build an atmosphere of love and tolerance for people I’ve implicitly campaigned against and argued were genocidal maniacs.

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Good morning!

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POV: you just asked about the USS Liberty!

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Paramount has closed its $81 billion merger with Warner Bros. Discovery.

Billionaire jew David Ellison now controls:

—CNN
—CBS
—HBO
—Paramount
—Warner Bros
—Discovery
—Skydance
—Showtime
—DC Studios
—Nickelodeon
—Cartoon Network
—Food Network
—MTV
—Comedy Central
—HGTV
—TBS
—TLC

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That jew looks exactly like South Park’s parody of the Hardy Boys

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Indians are suddenly everywhere in America, from Dallas to rural motels and gas stations, and unlike other groups they skip any pretense that their presence benefits the country.

Kevin DeAnna and Paul Kersey track the invasion.

Today is October 7th. You know what that means…that’s right! Join me in wishing Heinrich Himmler a happy 126th birthday!

Otherwise, have a great day!

HH

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The geopolitical reality of World War Two is that it was a collection of smaller, weaker powers challenging the biggest empires on Earth. These empires got to where they were not through democracy and freedom, but military expansion and conquest. The Axis powers were each trying to correct an imbalance in the power held by these empires vis-a-vis their own nations and they ultimately failed because they didn't have the resources and manpower to overcome what the large empires could throw at them in a long war of attrition. The common theme of Germany, Italy and Japan is not that they were big, scary, all-powerful militarists but rather that they each unified late into the 19th century while Britain, France, America and Russia were busy conquering and exploiting whole continents. Each developed a strong culture of military discipline not because they liked war and loved militarism, but because they were weaker and more vulnerable than the resourse-and-manpower rich world empires surrounding them. This weakness is why Axis coordination was so bad during the war and why the Axis powers could never effectively support each other.

Some people would say then the mistake was challenging those world empires in the first place—and that Germany, Italy and Japan should've just accepted foreign domination (as they have ever since 1945). That may be so, but it doesn't change the fact that the Allied victory had nothing to do with morality and everything to do with 19th century imperialism and conquest, the same thing the Axis powers were morally condemned with after the war. This is why the League of Nations was derided by the Nazis as “This noble society for the moral defense of former acts of violence”—that's all the United Nations was intended to be, also.

If you’re no longer against jewish power simply because the normies are vaguely anti Israel, and say dumb things from time to time, you simply do not care about your race. There can be no equivocation against your destroyers.

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“Banned books” is largely a liberal cope. They desperately need to believe their worldview isn’t completely mainstream.