Luuke Skywaalker

[Luuke Skywaalker @LuukeSkinwalker]

@scotchypoli @RebelNewsOnline No he means people who actually support Hamas and Hezbollah.

[Luuke Skywaalker @LuukeSkinwalker]

@anacharsis @jvgraz How fucking stupid are these people? There’s no way they believe this shit - it’s just a blatant attempt to rewrite history. Jesus you’re fucking dumb.

[Luuke Skywaalker @LuukeSkinwalker]

This is literally the dumbest shit you’ve ever posted, and you post exclusively dumb shit. Jews were building their temple in Jerusalem centuries before the word Palestinian ever existed. Islam didn’t exist and Arabs were still living in Arabia. Their colonial conquest of the Middle East was still several hundred away. Your constant attempts to rewrite history only resonate with the dumbest of the dumb, which in fairness is the majority of your followers. Anyways, you’re a fucking moron and nobody (except the previously mentioned dumbasses) will fall for it.

[Luuke Skywaalker @LuukeSkinwalker]

Do you honestly believe anything you wrote? Carney has been silent on the dangerous levels of hate directed at Jews in this country for months. He showed up to this event late, gave a purely performative speech and then refused to take any questions. This council you speak of has on it an Islamist who openly worked for terror groups such as Hamas and Hezbollah to be removed from Canada’s list of proscribed terrorist groups and vehemently hates Israel, and another Muslim who legally defended pro-Palestinian University encampment protesters. Of seven chairs, exactly one was filled with a Jew. How can the Jewish community even begin to have an ounce of confidence that this council will in any way affect actual policy that will keep them safe? It’s all a farce and only a fool would actually believe there is any substance behind it. So are you a fool, or just another cronie afraid to put their career on the line in order to draw a line in the sand?

[Luuke Skywaalker @LuukeSkinwalker]

@demosthenia1914 @ezralevant @SenMarcGold @CIJAinfo @bnaibrithcanada @ShamirIdit @MoedIddo @IsraelinCanada @Tafsikorg @AHousefather @RachelBendayan @EvanLSolomon @grok @grok is it logical to appoint someone with Omar Alghabra to a council for combatting antisemitism? What would logic dictate the Jewish community’s response to this appointment would be?

[Luuke Skywaalker @LuukeSkinwalker]

@ElmVis @jakeg_official Typical. Presented with facts and all you can respond with it basic, low rent Jew hate. Thanks for confirming where you slot in on the evolutionary ladder.

[Luuke Skywaalker @LuukeSkinwalker]

@ElmVis @jakeg_official Mmmmhhhmmmm…. Sieg Heil. Cry harder bitch… Jews are strong and ain’t going anywhere.

[Luuke Skywaalker @LuukeSkinwalker]

@itsmezina__ @nypost Calling that a lady is very generous. And presumptuous. More likely an “it” or a “them”. Just hideously awful human beings. The irony of course being what would happen to them if they found themselves in Gaza. They’d be screaming for help from the Israelis.

[Luuke Skywaalker @LuukeSkinwalker]

@susanabulhawa Every single Jewish tradition - over 3000 years old was born from the land, you fucking moron. Nice try though….

[Mor Edge Insight @MorEdge_Insight]

Let me give a quick synopsis of the Israel- Arab conflict since 1918…

The grand mufti Amin Al Husseini, in 1918, didn’t want Jews to return to their own land because he was an Arab nationalist who hated Jews and wanted a return to the caliphate of Greater Syria, even though King Faisal did want them to. So Al Husseini formed militias long before any Jewish militias were formed, and instigated pogroms and massacres against the Jews. This went on for 15 years before the Jews even hit back.

Then in 1936 he instigated an Arab uprising against the Jews and the British, killing many. The British defeated the Arabs but then WW2 started so to calm the situation the British prevented more Jewish migration to the land which resulted in about a million Jews being trapped in Europe and murdered by the Nazis.

Amin Al Husseini fled to Iraq then Italy and then Germany where he was the guest of Hitler and together formed an alliance to exterminate all the Jew in Europe and the Middle East. He even formed entire Nazi units made up of Muslims.

That led the Jews to form Irgun and hit back at the Arabs. This went back and forth for a decade until the UN partition plan of 1947 which the Jews accepted and again the Arabs rejected. The Arabs the started a civil war with the Jews in November 1947, and in April 1948, after the Arabs were close to winning, the Jews had a breakthrough and killed the Arab general. A month later after the Arab armies instructed the Arabs on the land to leave so that they could wipe out all the Jews, Israel declared independence, and the armies of 5 Arab countries declared war. The Arabs lost, Israel won emphatically, and the Arabs who fled were denied the right to return.

The Arabs being humiliated by being defeated by a tiny group of Jews cried and cried and cried. This is the Nakba. The Arab humiliation. But Gaza was under Egyptian rule and Samaria and Judea under Jordanian rule. And they still never gave the Arabs a state of their own. Because the Arabs were all Egyptian and Jordanian anyway.

In 67, the Arabs waged war again and were defeated in just 6 days and we liberated Jerusalem for the first time in 1900 years. Then Arafat (nephew of al Husseini) and the KGB manufactured the Palestinian people who didn’t exist before then. He then tried a coup against the Jordanian king and lost and got kicked out of Jordan too. Then they did it to Lebanon as well. Then in 73 the Arabs waged war against israel, again, and lost, again.

And the same cycle has continued ever since.

Moral of the story:

It’s Jewish land. Always has been. Always will be.

Muslim Arabs start wars. Muslim Arabs lose wars. Muslim Arabs cry. And in 2026, we still have Muslim Arabs starting wars and losing wars and crying.

The end✌🏼

[Jonathan Eric Lewis @LewisJonathanE]

There was no Palestinian national identity under the Ottomans, so there were no demands for a Palestinian state

Sure, there was a slowly emerging Arab nationalist movement — largely among Christians, mind you — but there was no coherent sense of "Palestiniannness"

To the degree that Palestinian national identity emerged in the 1930s-1960s, it was almost entirely based on an opposition to Zionism

That makes Palestinian nationalism — whether real or manufactured — structurally unique in that it's the only nationalism that doesn't seek self-determination, so much as the negation of another people's self-determination

[Luuke Skywaalker @LuukeSkinwalker]

@jeje96482727 @travelingisrae1 Hey Ahmed… don’t you have a goat to fuck?

[Luuke Skywaalker @LuukeSkinwalker]

@LegionCharlie @travelingisrae1 Right? All those artifacts literally say “Eretz Yisrael” on them! G-d those people are such fools.

[Luuke Skywaalker @LuukeSkinwalker]

@destinationXIX @travelingisrae1 LOLOLOL! Everyone knows Big Ben and Jesus are two of the most famous Palestinian things in history!

[Luuke Skywaalker @LuukeSkinwalker]

The Nakba is the lie with the greatest traction. They even have a “Nakba Day” now. I prefer to refer to it as “Arab humiliation for getting their asses kicked by a one day old Jewish country day” but to each their own.

The myth that Arabs welcomed Jews fleeing the Holocaust is also pretty incredible.

[Luuke Skywaalker @LuukeSkinwalker]

@HiddenEpochH @FilmUpdates Disclosure Day is very much grounded in reality, but with a dash of Spielbergean magic sprinkled on top.

[Luuke Skywaalker @LuukeSkinwalker]

@Rloveution13 @FilmUpdates Spielberg is back. Saw the movie last week. Up there with his best work of the millennium.

[Luuke Skywaalker @LuukeSkinwalker]

@German_Nadal @aresgvasilios @FilmUpdates A spiritual sequel rather than a literal, direct follow up.

[Luuke Skywaalker @LuukeSkinwalker]

Got to see the film at an industry event last week. I won’t spoil anything but I will say this film is EXCELLENT! People are saying it’s Spielberg’s best work in 20 years. Spielberg + Aliens = SciFi perfection. If you loved Close Encounters, War of the Worlds and Minority Report you’re going to loooove Disclosure Day. And Emily Blunt delivers the best work of her career. Can’t wait to see it again.