@Anthony74124785 This was my grock report card. lol. I'm literally one of the most censored people in the history of the internet. From YouTube to Facebook to Twitter. I know how to avoid all the suspensions. Somebody would have to report this post first and then it'd get censored probs.
Abandoning antisemitism was one step of my healing. The last step was abandoning anti-Americanism, born out of shame and guilt over my service.
America isn't perfect, but she's still the best country on earth. We can't let our hypocritical enemies guilt us into self-destruction.
I was Governor of New York on September 11, 2001. The planes did not simply crash into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. They were hijacked and deliberately flown into those buildings by Islamist terrorists.
I actually work with Israeli soldiers and families dealing with PTSD, so watching people celebrate this man's breakdown and call it evidence of his βguiltβ is particularly vile.
His name is Avi Varsano.
After more than two years of reserve service, he came home and one night found himself putting on his uniform, helmet and vest at 2 a.m. and scanning his apartment building as though he were still in combat.
That's trauma. Your nervous system survived the war and hasn't figured out that you're home yet.
He walked hundreds of kilometers to Jerusalem because he wants soldiers who ask for help to actually receive it.
PTSD is not a confession to a war crime.
And if seeing a traumatized veteran crying makes you laugh rather than recognize another human being in pain, the disturbing thing in this video isn't him. It's you.