Sherrie Mathieson

Legal immigrant, college educated, animal lover. Hates bigotry, dislikes inappropriate accusations of racism--and lack of respect. Was once a Dem-Now Republican

[משה פייגלין Moshe Feiglin @moshefeiglin]

הרמטכ"ל בדימוס גדי אייזנקוט מכניס עכשיו, במו ידיו, אל תוך קודש הקודשים של ביטחון ישראל - ועדת חוץ וביטחון - את נציגם המובהק של תומכי הטרור.

של אותם 19 חברי כנסת ערבים, שקמו ויצאו בשעת שירת ההמנון. של אלה שאינם מקבלים בשום פנים ואופן את עובדת היותה של מדינת ישראל מדינה יהודית. של אלה שעדיין, אחרי שביעי באוקטובר, מסרבים לראות בחמאס ארגון טרור.

זו אינה טעות טכנית, ובוודאי שאין אפשרות לשאת את זה כפשרה פוליטית פרגמטית. זו מתקפה על שורש הזהות והקיום שלנו.

ברגע שהורדנו את העין מן המלחמה על זהותה היהודית של המדינה - קיבלנו את הגייס החמישי הזה בתוך הכנסת ובתוך ועדת חוץ וביטחון.

[Capitol Leaks @CapitolLeaks1]

🚨 DEMOCRATS HAVE BEEN HIJACKED! 🚨
Senator John Fetterman just dropped a nuclear truth bomb on his own party:
“The Democratic Party is DEAD. It’s been completely hijacked by pro-Hamas, anti-Israel radicals who cheer for October 7th, push antisemitism, want to ABOLISH ICE, DEFUND the police, and throw open the borders!”
This isn’t the party of old. It’s now run by socialists and extremists winning primaries while real Americans watch in horror.
Fetterman — one of the LAST pro-Israel Democrats left — is sounding the alarm.
Trump already crippled Iran’s nuclear nightmare and terror machine. Now we MUST keep winning to save this country from the radical takeover.
The hijacking is REAL. The betrayal is complete.
Are you awake yet, America? 🇺🇸
#DemocratsHijacked #FettermanSpeaksTruth #Trump2028

[Adi @Adi13]

But he’s such a great friend of the USA! These countries couldn’t care less about us. The VP “loves Pakistan,” and the rest of the government loves Qatar!

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Prime Minister of Pakistan:

"Delighted to meet my dear brother, President Dr. Masoud Pezeshkian, on the sidelines of COP31 in Antalya today.

We reaffirmed the deep and enduring bonds between Pakistan and Iran, rooted in centuries of shared history, culture and faith, and agreed to further strengthen our cooperation.

I conveyed Pakistan's deep concern over the prolonged conflict in our region. Dialogue, restraint, de-escalation and sustained diplomacy are the only path to lasting peace. Building on the understandings reached under the Islamabad MoU, Pakistan continues to play a sincere and constructive role for peace and stability in the region and beyond.

Together, we will keep working for a peaceful, secure and prosperous future for our peoples and our region."
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[Here's Johnny @johnnyrwhitsett]

Y'all spent years calling Trump a pedophile just to elect a Muslim who thinks it's ok to marry a 6 yr old🤦

[Joseph Gelman @JosephGelman]

On this Veterans Day, I salute my father, Captain Leon Gelman. Recipient of multiple US Air Medals for courageous actions in combat flying the B-26 Marauder. He was a disabled American Veteran. Passed in 2009.

[QUANTUM GUARD ™️ @QuantumGuard17]

🚨 HOLY CRAP! Rep. Byron Donalds just MIC DROPPED every Democrat traitor in America

"They will watch people STARVE. They will watch people be oppressed and they won't lift a FINGER, but they'll go to their cocktail party and talk about how they 'stand for freedom and liberty and democracy.' Give me a BREAK!"

"The fact that you have Democrat senators who want to stop President Trump from doing what he can to help free Cuba from more than 60 years of totalitarianism and a DICTATORSHIP."

"But then the SAME Democrats will come here and LECTURE everybody in America about how they're the 'only ones that stand for freedom, that stand for democracy.' Give me a BREAK!" 🔥

"They're lying. But this isn't new. They lie about this stuff all the time because we work in these halls and when we try to just do simple common sense policy to actually open up America's economy for the American people, drive down costs, have health care that makes sense..."

"...You know who stops us? The same Democrats who go on the trail and talk about how they're the only one standing for the little guy!"

"That war powers resolution that they're bringing is indicative of the fact that the Democrats will tolerate totalitarianism on THEIR watch and they will let it happen."

"I don't listen to them anymore and that resolution is why."

Next governor of Florida. 🇺🇸☀️

[Robin 🇮🇱 @Robiiin_Hoodx]

This is the Netherlands.

People are taking Palestinian flags down across the city, no longer falling for the lies they're being fed about Gaza.

The people have spoken. 🇮🇱🇳🇱

[Moshe Spern @moshespern]

What an awful decision @NYCMayor you just made the city more dangerous in order to appease the mob. This isn’t going to go well for the safety of New Yorkers…

[Tara Servatius @TaraServatius]

Climate change was always fake. Even the leftists who pushed it knew it.

And apparently, they find it funny that anyone ever took them seriously.

[Sherrie Mathieson @SherrieStyle]

He should send Don Jr to a far away place with the pretense that he can do something useful. Don Jr couldn't even run Trump's book publishing company well. I ordered his first book directly from them--not Amazon. I lived to regret it. It came damaged. I sent photos as proof. They never responded.

[Michelle Maxwell ™ @MichelleMaxwell]

I’m shocked(sarcasm). Our Founding Fathers are rolling over!

[Luana @LuanaGoriss]

Palestinian terrorism - a ‘game’ the whole family can play.

This future terrorist in the red pants (video below), is Ahed Tamimi. She was 11 years old in this 2012 footage.

In 2017, she was arrested for slapping and kicking Israeli soldiers and was imprisoned for 8 months. Whilst in prison, she completed her high-school certificate, took a law-related course and put on 9 kilo in weight (Israeli abuse).

In November 2023, she was arrested on suspicion of inciting violence and supporting terrorist activity.

Her aunt, Ahlam Tamimi, was a key participant in the 9 August 2001 Sbarro pizzeria suicide bombing in Jerusalem. The attack killed 16 people, including several children and a pregnant woman and injured 130 others. One of the murdered victims was 15-year-old Malki Roth, a Jewish girl, born in Melbourne. Malki was the daughter of @arnoldroth Follow him.

Ahlam Tamimi lives freely in Jordan. Jordan has refused extradition.

[Ayn Reagan @AynReagan]

The Irish have persecuted Jews for centuries. And publicly mourned the death of Hitler. They have always hated Jews. But the leprechauns ludicrously claim that NOW they hate Jews for humanitarian reasons. Even among anti-Semites the Irish stand out as being especially rotten.

[Sherrie Mathieson @SherrieStyle]

@AnamaMOSS I can't repost this--because @DonaldJTrumpJr -- is a huge embarrassment. He finds "love" in all the wrong places....

[Sherrie Mathieson @SherrieStyle]

@MichaelJoSexton True. But it's a cancer and eventually it metastasizes when unchecked.

[Sherrie Mathieson @SherrieStyle]

Democrat Lawmaker in Colorado Posts Job Ad, Only Wants Applicants Who 'Identify as a Muslim' https://t.co/xWbZaPC49p

[Lior 🐝🐝 @ChaiLife613]

She knows. #NeverVance

[Sherrie Mathieson @SherrieStyle]

The Holocaust is over. The hatred that caused it isn’t.
We promised the Jewish People “Never Again.” Today, the same lies, accusations, and dehumanisation that preceded the Holocaust are returning to public life.
ANDREW FOXNOV 12

This is a guest essay by Andrew Fox, a former British Army paratrooper and lecturer in war studies and behavioural science at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.

The last few days have been a maelstrom of contrast and dichotomy, terror and grief and horror, all colliding in the space of a few days.

Last week, I was enjoying a cold beer on the beach in Tel Aviv, surrounded by vibrant and joyous Jewish life. The following weekend brought a chilled shot of grief, as Britain took a moment to remember our war dead on Remembrance Sunday. Then, early on Monday, I flew to Krakow for a visit to Auschwitz, in the aftermath of a murderous terror attack in that city.
My first event was a talk with my great friend, Jonny Gould, at the European Jewish Association symposium. We spoke of his family who died in the Holocaust, and of my grandfather, who was part of the U.S. military that helped liberate Europe in the Second World War.

My American-born Welsh father tells how his father could speak only in a limited way about the aftermath of Dachau, liberated by the 7th U.S. Army in 1945, and how U.S. servicemen were warned not to feed the newly liberated prisoners. Their bodies were so malnourished that American GI-issue chocolate could kill them.

At our live event in Jerusalem, Israeli journalist Haviv Rettig Gur asked me where I came from, and why I care so much about antisemitism. There is your answer: Ending the Holocaust is in my DNA. As I left the stage in Krakow, someone wished that my grandfather’s memory would be a blessing. It is.

And so to Auschwitz and Birkenau. I have visited Dachau and Theresienstadt, but only, one supposes, as an atrocity tourist. In my previous experience, these camps were experienced as one step removed: I was a dispassionate observer and a keen historian, able to observe the echoes of the horror from a distance. My only personal connection was being two generations removed from a liberator.

The scale of these places is so vast, the deaths so many, that one may elide the individuality of atrocity and simply view them as broad historical monuments from 10,000 feet, where the numbers are so vast as to be meaningless.

This time, things were different — for two reasons. Firstly, I had just returned from Israel: the living, joyous antithesis of the Holocaust. The place where, even in the aftermath of a second Holocaust attempt on October 7th, Jews can now punch back.

Secondly, this time I was visiting the camps not only with Jews, but with Jews who are my friends, and Jews who are generational victims of the Holocaust. One family had been almost completely exterminated on the very ground upon which we walked. Jonny’s great-grandparents are in the directory of the dead. Whole branches of their family trees had been broken off, cast upon the ground and scorched into ashes.

As you drive to Auschwitz, the striking thing is how close it is to the town centre of modern Oświęcim. There is a McDonald’s less than a mile from the gates. It feels inherently crass that life in 2026 continues in the shadow of humanity’s greatest monstrosity. For those unaware, over a million Jews were exterminated in Auschwitz-Birkenau. The proximity of normal life to the skeletons of these camps, where the ashes of a million Jews salt the earth, is utterly jarring.

Auschwitz itself looks like what it was originally: an army barracks, an awkward familiarity to the camps I lived in for 16 years of my life. There is a jolting disconnect between the busy groups of tourists being shown around and the scale of what those day-trippers are seeing. A Shoah Disneyland. I do not mean that especially pejoratively; it simply feels as if they should instead only let people in one at a time.

These exhibits should not be drifted past in a crowd. The tsunami of atrocity makes one feel like a man standing alone in the scorching heat of a nuclear blast of inhumanity. There are crowds, but if you take a moment to appreciate the scale of what you are observing, you will never feel so small and alone. Let the scale overwhelm you, and your knees will buckle.

The obvious and famous exhibits are obvious and famous for a reason — two tonnes of human hair, representing some 35,000 scalped corpses, a drop in the million-deep ocean of death. The Nazis took the hair of murdered Jews for textiles and their gold teeth for bullion.

There were piles of Zimmer frames, fake legs, and supportive corsets belonging to the infirm, who were ushered, deemed useless, immediately to the gas chambers to be swiftly disposed of; then the piles of suitcases, with names inscribed on the lids in the hope that their owners would one day find a use for the contents. Instead, they were heaped together as a damning testimony to the inhumanity of antisemitism, hatred, and dehumanisation.

And the piles of shoes — some utilitarian, some fancy. The shoes of women who clearly took pride in their appearance; a whole separate exhibit for the shoes of thousands of children, some so small that their owners were young enough for their parents to have had to drop to a knee to buckle them on, so they could toddle onto cattle trucks.

It is a juxtaposition of the loving care of parents for children with the inhumanity that saw them all as disposable Untermenschen (“subhumans”) to be eradicated; men and women who loved their children as much as we love ours. The Nazis dehumanised their victims. Today, they are rehumanised by the buckles on a discarded child’s shoe.

Behind every one of those shoes, suitcases, and locks of hair was a human being whose final journey followed the same monstrous process — men, women and children, transported to the camps on cattle trucks from all over Europe in their millions, guided off the trucks under the cover of SS machine guns, separated into columns of men and women; the able set to work to death, while their wives, children and elderly relatives were guided straight to gas chambers, murdered, then incinerated. No graves; ashes spread around the surrounding fields. Mechanised, industrialised slaughter.

It was in one of those gas chambers that the personal and historical dimensions of this visit collided most painfully. My friends stopped to pray Kaddish, the Jewish prayer for the dead. I turned away. They would have been happy for me to join them, but the moment was too overwhelming, too intimate.

Happy, successful Jews of 2026 praying for their dead in the place where the Nazis tried to exterminate their people and succeeded in killing their recent ancestors. Both my friends had antecedents who were ushered to their extermination within a mile of the spot where they prayed for the unimaginable totality of the dead.

📷Auschwitz prisoners (photo: Kaden Taylor/Unsplash)

Standing there, I found myself struggling with what Auschwitz-Birkenau actually represents. Victory, defeat, or something of both? Is defeat even the right word at all? The Holocaust was not a fight. The helpless were persecuted by the strong.

I would suggest, however, that the fight was decency versus dehumanisation, and in that respect, the Holocaust was a defeat for decency. And yes, the victory lies with the Allies who won the Second World War. The ideology that caused the Holocaust was defeated, for a time. Is not the real victory, though, the fact that Jews can now walk the scene of their greatest tragedy, their Holocaust, and tell jokes and laugh amongst the skeletons of those buildings where their grandparents died, screaming?

But did the ideology that caused the Holocaust truly disappear, or did it simply dive undercover and bide its time?

Today, on the streets of Britain, America, and Europe, Jews are abused, beaten, and falsely accused of the crime of which they themselves were the victims. In the last three years, Jews have been murdered on our streets and in their places of prayer. The Gaza genocide hoax, the globalised antisemitic blood libel, is a dominant narrative in public discourse. Once again, Jews are portrayed as child-killers, as globalist string-pullers, as The Other.

We are not yet back in 1938. The anniversary of Kristallnacht was just days ago, and we do not yet fully see mobs engaging in orgies of Jewish destruction. We are not far off. When diaspora Jews cannot attend synagogue without guards, bullet-proof doors, and a fear of walking the streets whilst wearing visible signs of their Judaism, we are on a branch line to the railway tracks that lead to the gates of Birkenau.

I never before understood how humanity could reach the point where the Holocaust was possible. I do now. Our public discourse is a sewer. One of the most memorable afternoons of my life was spent talking with Holocaust survivors in London. When those who were there tell me that the atmosphere in modern Britain reminds them of Germany in 1933, I listen.

And it is precisely because I listen that I cannot regard what is happening around us as someone else’s problem. For three years, I have been doing two things: trying to let our Jewish community know that they have allies, and trying to encourage other non-Jews to follow my lead. It is to the latter audience that I speak now, because the question is no longer simply whether we recognise the danger, but what we are prepared to do about it.
Antizionism is simply a synonym for antisemitism. It is the new Juden verboten (“Jews forbidden”). Jews who do not disavow Israel must wear their Zionism as they would a numbered tattoo on their arms. Attacking Jewish businesses in London, as the organization Palestine Action did, is not striking a blow against Israel. Stabbing Jews to death in Manchester is not striking a blow for Palestinians. Demonising the world’s only Jewish state and sanctuary for imaginary crimes, after the worst slaughter of Jews since the Holocaust, is not striking a blow for the side of righteousness.
Friends, if you do not want to see a repeat of Jews either fleeing to Israel or being trucked to gas chambers, the time to change course is now. The answer sits at two levels: the personal and the political. At the personal level, I implore you to aggressively reject Holocaust inversion in the genocide accusations against Israel, wherever you see it.

Equally important is supporting a Jewish community you may never have had contact with. These are your countrymen and women. They enrich our society. Speak up. Your words will carry more weight than you realise, especially when they come from those who have no personal connection to the Jewish community but recognise that its demonisation is intolerable.

At the political level, write to your politicians and political parties. Any true Westerner should find the demonisation of Jews intolerable. It is fundamentally un-Western. Without a groundswell of popular support, our current governments will continue kowtowing to anti-Israel obsessives and Islamists for votes. Make it clear that you will not vote for any parliamentary candidate who pushes these blood libels and who, in doing so, demonises the Jews in our societies.

I make this appeal not as someone observing the danger from a distance, but as someone who has just stood in the place where the consequences of such hatred were made horrifyingly real.

For three years, this battle has felt lonely. It never felt lonelier than standing outside the gas chamber in Auschwitz this week, as my Jewish friends inside stood and prayed on the exact spot where their ancestors died screaming as the Zyklon B hit their lungs and extinguished them. My friends prayed for the dead, while the phrase “Never Again” hooked into my navel and twisted and twisted and twisted.

One can never be the same again after visiting Auschwitz.

[Sherrie Mathieson @SherrieStyle]

@DianaLynnS44 @DonaldJTrumpJr Consider it DM'd...

[Sherrie Mathieson @SherrieStyle]

The weakest link in Trump's family is @DonaldJTrumpJr
He hasn't the intellect--he is a terrible judge of character. His "love life", his penchant for big game hunting, his advocation of Vance, friendship with Tucker, questionable business affairs --are all indicative of a son who is not helping his father.

[Gina Milan @ginamilan_]

WHAT THE ACTUAL HELL?! Democrat Rep. Yassamin Ansari is talking about going after rank-and-file members of the U.S. military.

Who the hell does this woman think she is?! These are American servicemen and women, not political punching bags. This is vile, disgraceful, and absolutely infuriating.