“The more I studied Zionism, the more I realized that every inch of Israel is Palestine. It was always Palestine.”
—Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Benjamin Moser.
🤔FBAs be proverbially checking people’s paperwork and we get labeled as causing a diaspora war.
In DR the lighter skin Dominicans are running down on the darker skin(Morenos) Dominicans and checking their paperwork to make sure they’re not Haitian and nobody says nothing smh
Terrence Howard says he might run for president of the U.S. to bring real change for the people 👀🇺🇸
"If they're not going to make a difference, somebody's got to do something."
@nyshaclip I don’t think nobody was being sacrificed. I just think it’s maybe sum form of sex magic. Like some real BDSM shit if I were to take an educated guess 🤔😂.
👀 EXCLUSIVE: Terrence Howard has his sights set on the White House ... telling TMZ he might just have to run for president if nobody else is willing to make a real difference.
“This Is How the World Sees Israel Now.”
In this episode of Palestine Deep Dive, Pulitzer Prize-winning American writer Benjamin Moser, author of Anti-Zionism: A Jewish History, and Irish journalist and commentator Barry Malone join Ahmed Alnaouq for a wide-ranging discussion on Zionism, anti-Zionism, media complicity and the language shaping public debate around Israel and Palestine.
Drawing on the history of Jewish opposition to Zionism, the conversation explores Britain’s role in the Zionist movement, the politics of antisemitism and the silencing of dissent. They also examine the Green Party’s recent adoption of its “Zionism is Racism” motion and the debate it has sparked.
With Israeli elections bringing renewed attention to Benjamin Netanyahu, the discussion also addresses whether a change of prime minister would address the deeper questions of Palestinian self-determination and equal rights.
@benjaminfmoser | @malonebarry | @AlnaouqA
Nick Fuentes goes absolutely nuclear on Republicans
“Texas is being invaded by Indians AND Mexicans UNDER REPUBLICANS! I hope the left-wing revolution burns the GOP to the ground and puts the fear of God into the normies and the capital class.”
Faizon Love starred in Elf, a movie that made more than $200 million. His ex says he owes her about $250,000 in child support. He told the court his best year in the last five paid him $13,000.
For 2025, he says he made $0.
He told the court he lives on about $10,000 a year in Elf royalties.
A court ordered him to pay $2,500 a month. Tiffany Lee, the mother of his daughter, says the unpaid total is now about $250,000.
A judge held him in contempt. He was arrested in California and booked into a Tampa jail on June 16. He walked out June 19, after 16 days behind bars in total.
He showed up to court in a wheelchair. His lawyer told the judge: "He was homeless. He lived in his car."
Faizon says the debt was stacked before he ever had a chance. He says she told him she was pregnant five days after a one night stand, and that she was married with four kids at the time. He says she only filed after her divorce, and the court billed him back to when his daughter was one.
In the video below, he explains how it works:
"When you start child support, you start in arrears."
"So you owe child support from age two till seven?" "No, from one."
"It's not fair."
So did Faizon Love get buried by a system that billed him for years he says he wasn't even allowed in, or did he just stop paying for his own daughter?