I'm an American Jew and spent several months working in Gaza as a journalist. Hamas could have easily harmed me, taken me captive or killed me, but it took extra measures to protect me, while never interfering in my work.
Hamas is resisting against genocide, just like the Jews of the Warsaw ghetto resisted against the Nazis.
Zionists are today's Nazis, and they have such influence in the U.S. government that the White House press secretary mentions Israel before her own country.
The U.S. does not have sovereignty under Zionism, and allowing this fifth column to influence our country will destroy it.
What if I told you that a single income once provided a home, a car, and a comfortable life for an entire family?
One shift in the economy made sure that would never happen again.
Here’s how they used feminism to double the workforce, slash wages, and turn two incomes into a necessity🧵
This 600-year-old painting is one of the most mysterious in history.
That mirror at the back is just 3 inches wide — yet it reflects the entire room in immense detail.
Look closer at it and you'll realize nothing is as it seems… (thread) 🧵
$TSLA
I listened to the entire earnings call so you didn’t have to. Master list of of all 29 major points discussed:
1) Low cost vehicle production possible in late 2024, likely early 2025.
2) Referred to Robotaxi as “Cyber Cab”.
3) Has installed roughly 35,000 H100 training GPUs, 85,000 (!) coming by EOY. No longer GPU constrained.
4) Recent layoffs will save $1B/year.
5) 4680 production has increased 18-20% from Q4.
6) Optimus is able to complete factory tasks in a lab. Expects Optimus to complete tasks in its own factory by end of 2024. In limited production end of 2024, potential to sell Optimus end of 2025.
7) Regulatory path to Robotaxis/FSD is improving, state governments are approving autonomous driving for street use rapidly.
8) Driving in the future will be like getting in an elevator. Get in, press button, and it takes you to your destination. Fully autonomous.
9) Tesla will own some Robotaxis itself and operate as a “taxi service”. Some will be owned by Tesla car owners.
10) Will discuss $25,000 car more at 8/8 Robotaxi event.
11) Cybertruck ramp at 1,000/week, facing challenges such as supplier inventory. Expects to ramp more over coming months.
12) Conversations with a major automaker regarding licensing FSD ongoing.
13) Semi is still having some difficulty ramping but getting better with time. Still delivering semis to Pepsi.
14) FSD will not be transferable between vehicles.
15) Tesla constitutes the majority of Elon’s time. He has no plans of leaving the company anytime soon, wants Tesla to be “prospering” when he steps down.
16) Expects higher sales in 2024 than in 2023.
17) “If you don’t believe Tesla will solve autonomy you shouldn’t be invested in the company”-Elon
18) Elon dodged the question about 25% ownership. Said shareholders have the chance to vote. He expects Tesla will solve autonomy with or without him (!).
19) Tesla will look at buybacks once FCF ramps.
20) Other automakers very interested in licensing FSD, they just want to make sure it’s 100% the right way to go about self driving (no lidar, etc).
21) Likely 3 years away until OEM has cars capable of FSD. Licensing deal could come soon but the auto manufactures need to build the product that can use FSD.
22) Predicts meaningful FCF to come after down few quarters.
23) FSD approval in other countries/markets is coming, governments are open to it. China specifically mentioned.
24) Q1 was one of the worst quarters in Tesla history. Fires at factory, Red Sea attacks, ramping Cybertruck, etc. Team expects future quarters will be much better.
25) Tesla plans to be the real world, physical AI leader. Team believes the infrastructure is in place to do so.
26) Likens FSD/autonomy to AWS. Nobody expected AWS to be the most valuable part of Amazon.
27) Buying a Tesla became too complicated. Hopes new process allows buyers to buy a Tesla in under a minute.
28) Elon believes people cannot understand where the company is headed without using latest version of FSD themselves.
29) IR lead Martin Viecha is stepping down.
Hope this helped.
thousands of cases of Jews have been accused of blood libel but the most famous is Simon of Trent
The two-year-old boy disappeared but it took the police days for the father to convince police to search the Jewish quarter
He was found brutally tortured to death with his blood drained in the basement of Jews
15 men were convicted and burned at the stake
women were also involved but they weren't allowed to torture so they got light sentences
In history it's hard to know what Is and isnt true but you will find 100’s of stories just like this
I've done a little digging and got to the bottom of why they have wooden doors
The gas chamber at Auschwitz was never actually a gas chamber
It was built in the 1950s by Soviates to look like they assumed it would look
I'm sure they will add some community note but this is actually the official story
These are actual photos from
The gas chambers in Auschwitz death camps
The nazi technology was extremely advanced and decades ahead of modern gas chambers
Ahmad Manasra has spent 2 years in solitary confinement… here the Israeli military court sentences the you boy to another 6 months
How anyone in 2023 can support this torture is absolutely beyond my comprehension… 🇵🇸💔
Sometimes Israel’s crimes are so horrific that at first you don’t even understand what you’re looking at. You just stare at it trying to make sense of what you’re seeing for a bit, like you would if you suddenly saw a space alien or a leprechaun or something.
It happened to me yesterday when I was watching a Sky News report about a teenage boy who was shot by Israeli forces in Jerusalem for celebrating the release of Palestinian prisoners in the hostage negotiations with Hamas. I was watching it thinking to myself, I must be misunderstanding what I’m looking at. I know that Israel does gross things, but surely the story here isn’t that they shot a kid for being happy about something.
Then, as has happened so many times over the last two months, I kept watching and learned that yes, that is indeed what happened. The deputy mayor of Jerusalem Fleur Hassan-Nahoum is seen defending the shooting by saying “part of the deal is that there would be no celebrations for the release of attempted murderers” (this was actually not a part of the deal, it was just a decree issued by Israel’s national security minister) and claiming dishonestly that “we’re talking about the release of attempted murderers” (the vast majority have not been convicted of any crime and have been denied any due process for the accusations against them).
The band Eve6 nicely summed up what it felt like watching the clip of the deputy mayor’s comments, tweeting, “The remarkable thing about this clip is her self assurance. Like she’s supremely confident that ‘we shot the teenager because he was celebrating’ is a thing that people will find reasonable.”
I had the same experience reading about the five premature babies who were left to die after the IDF raided al-Nasr Pediatric Hospital in Gaza earlier this month, their decomposing bodies only discovered when the temporary ceasefire allowed access to the hospital. It’s just too insane to believe — they attacked a pediatric hospital? And then they left the babies there to die? What??
The only reason we’re learning about this now is because the pause in fighting allowed journalists to get cameras into the building and show the dead infants to the world. This calls to mind the Politico report immediately prior to the ceasefire which said that the White House was worried “an unintended consequence of the pause” would be “that it would allow journalists broader access to Gaza and the opportunity to further illuminate the devastation there and turn public opinion on Israel.”
Indeed, since the pause in fighting began the world has been receiving drone footage from mainstream platforms like Reuters and The Washington Post revealing vast expanses of urban terrain completely destroyed by a blanket of Israeli military explosives spanning from city block to city block. Looking at the blatantly indiscriminate devastation that’s been caused by Israel’s assault on Gaza since October 7 makes it clear that the IDF are not targeting Hamas but Gaza itself.
I’ve been amazed at how much I’ve been sleeping since the ceasefire started; that’s why I haven’t been writing as much. I guess spending weeks staring at unbelievable horrors unfolding on your screen can be pretty hard on your system if you’re sensitive to that sort of thing, so my body’s been resting up as much as it can while there’s an opportunity.
And I’m just here watching this all unfold safely from my home in Melbourne. I cannot imagine what it’s like to be living in the midst of this horror for the last two months, trying to figure out the best way to survive while also grieving the family, friends and neighbors you’re losing along the way. These people have all been deeply traumatized in ways that will haunt them for the rest of their lives, if they survive the violence, disease and deprivation that’s to come.
This thing is so astonishingly ugly, and it could get a whole lot uglier after the ceasefire ends. If there’s anything positive to be found in this living nightmare, it’s that it’s so earth-shakingly ugly that it just might shake the world awake.