Joshua Douridas

Musician and Stagehand

[Cenk Uygur @cenkuygur]

Marco Rubio, Scott Bessent and Stephen Miller were left on the decoy plane. Some are saying that means Trump doesn't care about them. No, those are the guys who know with absolute certainty that the Israeli intelligence we got about Iran wanting to kill Trump was utter bullshit.

[Parody Jeff @Parodyjeffx]

THE ADL JUST GOT EXPOSED.

Historian Steven J. Ross says ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt confessed to him the organization is actively spying on Americans and using Mossad techniques.

He also says the ADL uses infiltrators planted to stir chaos and justify surveillance actions.

[Trita Parsi @tparsi]

So it turns out that the intel that Iran was seeking to kill Trump came from Israel (!) and was deemed by the CIA as “Israeli-derived, not U.S.-generated, and viewed as low confidence”

Anything to get Trump to drop diplomacy and resume war for Israel...

https://t.co/5wYrHDv4hz

[China Times @ChinaTimesX]

An Israeli soldier appears testifying before a committee in the Israeli Knesset regarding the events and military orders he received on the morning of October 7.
In this famous clip, the soldier speaks about receiving orders and instructions from the leaders of the 'Golani' battalion to cancel or halt military patrols along the Gaza Strip wall in the early hours of that morning (specifically from 5:20 AM to 9:00 AM)

[Assal Rad @AssalRad]

Seems like Israel DELIBERATELY destroying Lebanon should be a bigger news story.

[The White Rabbit @TheWyteRabbit1]

Palantir Technologies CEO Alex Karp couldn’t stay seated in his chair as he proudly stated, “We kill people sometimes,” while speaking to shareholders.

[Wyatt Reed @wyattreed13]

The CIA is blaming Israel for the made-up threat that left Trump hiding inside a catering truck.

The claim that Iran planned to blow up Trump's plane was "Israel-derived, not US-generated, and viewed as low confidence," the CIA is telling their colleagues at the Washington Post.

[What is Treason? @FixEv3rything]

Longer version

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@Parodyjeffx @GadSaad The extra "a" in "Saad" is because he's extra sad.

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@WhatMattersN0W @VividProwess Nice try. I am Jewish, and Qatar brought the receipts.

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@WhatMattersN0W @VividProwess Israel also funded Hamas through Qatar, and ordered a stand down when they attacked. Then they lied about rapes and babies in ovens.

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@Joshua_the_car I'll take things that never happened for 1000, Josh.

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@Realalexclark That awkward moment when your dishonest post is shrouded in enough passive-aggression that it narrowly escapes the same community note that everyone else got for pushing this lie 🙄😅

[Jim Ferguson @JimFergusonUK]

🚨 KIM DOTCOM: “IT IS ILLEGAL IN THE UNITED STATES TO COMMUNICATE PRIVATELY”

This is an extraordinary exchange between Tucker Carlson and Kim Dotcom.

Tucker asks a very simple question:

Why hasn't someone built a communications device that is genuinely private — one that government cannot access?

Dotcom's answer is chilling.

He claims that if you create a truly encrypted communications system in the United States, the government can compel you to provide access — and potentially imprison you if you refuse.

His conclusion:

“It is illegal in the United States to communicate privately.”

Think about the implications of that statement.

In an age when virtually our entire lives pass through digital communications, how much privacy do we actually have?

And should any government have the power to demand a backdoor into supposedly private communications?

This is a debate every free society should be having. @TuckerCarlson @KimDotcom

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@AlwaySometimez

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@TheOfficerTatum You're a weak, morally compromised traitor to your friends and your country.

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@RadioGenoa That's a weird way to spell "Israel"

[SNEAKO @sneako]

Erika Kirk is the litmus test. Everyone in the right wing avoiding how hilariously obvious it is that she is a Mossad honeypot is a fed paid by Turning Point.

Same exact people insisting it was Tyler Robinson.

[Chris Menahan 🇺🇸 @infolibnews]

Historian Steven J. Ross says Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt told him the ADL is still "spying" on Americans.

Ross says he asked Greenblatt at an LA fundraiser if he could have access to the ADL's spying records and Greenblatt told him, "No, because we're still spying and still using the same techniques."

Ross says the ADL has also used "a few" agent provocateurs.