Maximus d'Anconia

[Maximus d'Anconia @Maximus_Dank]

@RadioGenoa It's because they are bullies and bullies are cowards at heart.

[Maximus d'Anconia @Maximus_Dank]

@efenigson It's absence from the media, films, TV is highly conspicuous.

Almost like they want us to forget about it.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

My pronouns are Prosecute/Fauci

[Cynthia Holt @Ghostofcynthia]

When all is said and done, Anthony Fauci will be remembered as one of the most evil, vile, sinister man that has ever lived.

[Maximus d'Anconia @Maximus_Dank]

@MartyBent The good news is that your daily ration of bread has been increased from 500g to 350g!

[Rachel Moiselle @RachelMoiselle]

I would actually go further:

I would contend that the adoption of the Palestinian cause as being core to Irish identity has been the most culturally, diplomatically, and reputationally catastrophic move for our country in the last decade.

Culturally speaking the dominance of Palestine in the arts has eroded the focus on our own stories and talent, in addition to cultivating an atmosphere of exclusion and bigotry. My own grandmother spent her entire professional career in the Irish theatre and film industry. I often think about what she would feel if she were alive to see the (both state funded) Abbey Theatre and National Concert Hall refuse to host a play about October 7th. What a tragic state of affairs for Irish theatre this egregious censorship is.

Diplomatically, we have embarrassed ourselves on a world stage with our self-righteous posturing as all-knowing moral arbiters on this issue. At this point every sane politician knows it, which is why most members of Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael have been uncharacteristically silent on Israel/Palestine as of late. I have friends in Brussels who tell me that Irish MEPs are a known laughing stock with their deranged tirades.

Reputationally, I think we are aware by now what it has caused us. Irish people can throw a conspiratorial hissy fit and claim it is a ‘smear campaign’ all they like. The reputation has been solidified. How could it not when a major Irish music band scream ‘up Hamas, up Hezbollah’ on stage and our media class continues to platform and laud them? How could it not when an Irish television presenter on our state broadcaster brings up Palestine when talking about an attack on British Jews? How could it not when a former Taoiseach (Prime Minister) refers to a young Irish child saved from Hamas captivity as being ‘lost and found’? It goes on and on and on.

Irish people have every right to feel deeply about the Palestinian cause and advocate strongly in support of it. What should never have been done, however, is the imposed adoption of the Palestinian cause as being core to Irish identity by our political, media, NGO, and academic class. It has resulted in Irish people downplaying, excusing, and in some cases celebrating great evils being done in this cause’s name; because it was positioned as our own.

It is not. It has never been and it will never be.

[Martin Kuziel 🇨🇿 @MartinKuzielCZ]

We are the last generation that can take action, sign the @SaveEuropeAct today.

[Maximus d'Anconia @Maximus_Dank]

@HOUSEPORN___

[ZZ Flop ✡️🇮🇪 @ZzVvbbbbn]

Gardaí had a manhunt for this woman's alleged murderer, but they and the media refused to say what he looked like, or what his age and name was.

And shockingly, he managed to flee the country.

[Thomas Massie @RepThomasMassie]

I spoke to McConnell for about 20 minutes this morning.

He said we should end the war with Iran, quit giving aid to Israel, stop spying on Americans without a warrant, and he’s really sorry about how my primary turned out.

[Bryce M. Lipscomb @BryceMLipscomb]

President @JMilei dancing for his masters.

Milei is importing 300K Israelis to take over the land burned down by Zionists.

Milei is replacing his own people.

[Sleeper @SleeperHQ]

World Cup matches when you’re at work

[Mandy Gall @TheMandyGall]

Forced mass immigration, giant IPAS centres, unsafe streets, billionaire landlords, houses handed away and not one media outlet asking why...

[Big Serge @witte_sergei]

Judge Holden and the kid

[James Melville 🚜 @JamesMelville]

So now that FIFA has opened up a can of worms by enabling USA’s Folarin Balogun to play against Belgium after opting not to enforce an immediate suspension, will they now do the same for England’s Jarell Quansah so he can play against Norway?

[Peter Donnelly @PetersReceipts]

This kind of obsequious behaviour speaks to a malformed national psyche. Many Irish seem to crave acceptance by foreigners in a pathological way to the extent that they will throw a parade for a guy who chose to play football for his ancestral homeland rather than Ireland (more power to him, he is correct to acknowledge his true nation).

The way Irish libs go out of their way to ape international lib behaviour such as importing a race problem to be sophisticated like Britain and America or making a point of celebrating every time a foreigner in our midst does literally anything is deeply unsettling to me. It is so undignified.

[Maximus d'Anconia @Maximus_Dank]

@RadioGenoa Probably not a good idea to film yourself defacing a stop sign.

[Maximus d'Anconia @Maximus_Dank]

@ArchRose90 If there were a museum of creepy, ugly flags, that one would be the Mona Lisa.

[Inevitable West @Inevitablewest]

Birmingham police asked people to not share this video. So I am now sharing it.

This officer must be named and shamed.