Please tell me this is AI, and she’s not doing a fake Southern accent. Not the lady from Bronx, NY sounding like a bad version of Foghorn Leghorn. Not in 2026.
The older I get, the more I realize how many people waste their entire lives waiting to feel ready. Gathering more information. Creating the perfect plan. Simulating progress. Convincing themselves they’ll start tomorrow. Readiness is a myth. Action creates clarity. Do the thing.
For those not quite sure about Sacha Baron Cohen or his racist 'comedy' characters including 'Ali G' (A Jew pretending to be a Muslim pretending to be black), have a little look at his pedigree.
He is a graduate of the Habonim Dror School of racist comedy. A Zionist grooming and radicalisation vehicle for young Jews.
Here's the article I wrote about it [link in replies]:
The Habonim Dror School of Racist Comedy
Source: Al Mayadeen English 31 Aug 2022.
In their attempts to groom and radicalize Jewish children and young people, into ideological partisans of the ideology of Zionism, the Zionist movement seems to have fostered an identifiable strand of racist comedy. Zionist youth groups such as Habonim Dror are key to this according to the testimony of former members.
The Zionist movement makes a very significant investment in the indoctrination of Jewish children and young people. In the UK, the largest group fundraising for the ethnic cleansing of Palestine is the United Jewish Israel Appeal (UJIA).
It invests in a wide range of organizations for young people, all dedicated to fostering the racist ideology of Zionism. But it also schools and coaches young Jews in wider racist ideas and ideologies. How does this work out when they grow up?
Take the example of a school in North London, the Haberdashers’ Aske’s School – now known more simply as Haberdashers’ after dropping the name ‘Aske’s’. This was because the Merchant, Robert Aske, was an investor in the Royal African Company which had a monopoly on the British slave trade. As with most areas of public life in the UK children who attend private schools are significantly over-represented in elite professions including in the entertainment industry. As it happens, significant numbers of nationally and internationally known entertainers attended the school including :
Matt Lucas and Ashley Blaker who were behind the popular comedy show Little Britain.
Robert Popper, who among his other activities was Commissioning editor at Channel Four where he commissioned Bo’Selecta and produced two series of the comedy Peep Show.
David Baddiel, the stand-up comedian, and co-host of Fantasy Football League.
Perhaps best known is Sacha Baron-Cohen who made his name presenting himself as a young Muslim (Ali G), pretending to be black, and then played a series of other Muslim comedy characters including Borat in the internationally known film of the same name.
Work produced by all five has been criticized or removed from streaming services for racism.
However, many of those involved in the British comedy world (such as Baddiel, his brother Ivor, Popper, Baron-Cohen, the producer of Whose Line is it Anyway/Mock the Week, Dan Patterson, and his colleague in both shows, Mark Leveson) also credit a little known Zionist youth group - Habonim Dror - as playing a role in their success. The Jewish Chronicle reported that Lucas was a Habonim alumnus. He subsequently clarified the was a member of RSY-Netzer, which was, however, also signed up to the racist ideology of Zionism, through formal membership of the Zionist Federation and thus the World Zionist Organisation.
Read on at the link in replies.
A guy at work told me he pooped his pants. I asked him if he thought he had that parasitic diarrhea that’s going around and he said “no it’s solid.” So I asked him what happened and he said “I just messed up” and walked to the bathroom.
💣🚨BREAKING: Roy Keane “That Argentina’s Second Goal Wouldn’t Have Stood.
🗣️Listen, I’ve watched that back a few times now and it’s clear as day. Argentina’s second goal against Cape Verde should not have stood. Tagliafico is all over the defender in the box on that corner he’s got his arms wrapped around him, he’s pushing, he’s impeding him. That’s a foul, plain and simple. In any other game, the referee blows for it immediately.
🗣️And let’s not ignore the offside element. You’ve got players interfering with play from offside positions, affecting the defenders’ ability to challenge properly. The whole build-up is messy, and the officials have to be stronger on that.
🗣️Cape Verde fought their hearts out tonight, pushed the world champions all the way, and moments like this take the shine off what was a brilliant performance from them. Consistency in refereeing is what we keep asking for, but we’re not seeing it. If that decision goes against one of the so-called ‘bigger’ nations in the same situation, the outcry would be massive.
Disappointing from the officials. Cape Verde deserved better.”
Video below be the Judge.