Jakey

[Jakey @jakeycarlin]

@WarClandestine I'm from Australia, but an American Democrat voter acquaintance of mine told me yesterday that Voter ID discriminates against blacks, and that the US needs election day to be a national holiday so that certain minorities aren't deprived of the option to go vote in person 🤷‍♂️🐸

[Alex James @actualAlexJames]

I don't know what's outside my 15 minute city.

Everyday I get home from work and put on my VR headset.

I play games, watch movies, and talk to people online.

But It dawned on me that none of that is real.

What does the outside world actually look like right now?

When I ask on social media if our virtual reality is the same as actually reality, my post gets deleted.

When I ask what's on the other side of the wall, again, my posts get deleted.

I understand why they delete them, but why won't at least one person answer me?

Every video has AI in the hashtags.

Every time I research a celebrity they turn out to be AI.

Every time I look into a politician they also turn out to be AI.

No one is real.

They said the climate crisis restrictions were only temporary, but I’m still in my 15 minute city.

Why are my credits still being taken away to save the environment?

I applied for a permit to visit the 15 minute city over from me but it was denied.

Why is my movement being still restricted?

Does this happen to everyone?

I can't talk to people in public because we're all so anxious when the drones are watching.

And when we're online I can't even tell if the person I'm speaking to is real or AI.

I feel trapped in my 15 minute city.

What is even going on outside of my digital walls?

What is actually happening outside my 15 minute city?

[MIND of Pepe @MINDofPepe]

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[Pepetoshi Nakamoto @pepetoshi]

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[Voice of Rabbis @voiceofrabbis]

There is a message from the Holy Land.

It is a message from the Jews of the Torah in Jerusalem, the capital of the State of Palestine, to all people.

Please read to the end and share for everyone to see.

Jews, Muslims and Christians will fight in brotherhood, despite Zionism and Israel, to end the occupation and bring peace to the holy lands.

Difference between Zionists and Torah Jews.

Torah Jews stand with the Palestinian people.

Just as Israel has never been the state of the Jews, Zionism has never been Judaism. Jews were never Zionists. Jewish rabbis have fought against Zionism and Zionists since the first day Zionism emerged. Our rabbis never accepted Israel as a state.

Jews want the occupied Palestinian lands to be returned to the Palestinian people.

Torah Jews in the Holy Land want to live in peace with their Muslim and Christian neighbors as loyal citizens of the state of Palestine.

Before the emergence of Israel and Zionism, Jews, Muslims and Christians were neighbors who got along well with each other.

We miss the good old days of neighborliness and peace.

Jews, Muslims and Christians can live peacefully as neighbors of each other in the Holy Land.

Rabbi Chaim Brisker, one of the greatest rabbis a century ago, once said: “There have been many heretical groups in Jewish history, but Zionism is the worst.

The Torah teaches Jews to be a moderate and peaceful people in the world.

Zionism, on the other hand, tries to achieve its goals by distorting Judaism, oppressing people, usurping lands belonging to others, and doing every abomination prohibited by the Torah.

The principles taught by Zionism are to steal, kill, usurp lands and exile people.
Zionism is contrary to all the fundamental principles of Judaism.

The Talmud says, “G-d found no vessel that could hold blessing other than peace” (Uktzin 3:12). Maimonides writes (Chanukah 4:14), “The Torah has come only to bring peace to the world. Its ways are ways of pleasantness and all its paths are peace (Proverbs 3:17).” The Talmud says that Jews are distinguished by three traits: mercy, shyness and kindness (Yevamos 79a). Whoever is generous and humble is a disciple of Abraham our father (Pirkei Avos 5:19). Love your neighbor as yourself, do not take revenge, do not bear a grudge, do not steal, do not covet… all these are commandments in the Torah.

The Torah says, “Love the stranger, for you were strangers in the land of Egypt.” The Torah forbids Jews to hate Egyptians, even though they enslaved us and cast our children into the Nile, because, after all, Egypt took in Jews at a time when they had nowhere else to live. (Deut. 23:8 with Rashi’s commentary). That is how far our appreciation must go for those who have helped us in any way.

The Jewish people and the Arab people enjoyed very good relations in the past in most places over the last two thousand years. Even while other nations persecuted us, we found refuge in Arab lands. We used to live side-by-side as cousins, doing business together, helping each other and attending each other’s weddings.

All of this changed with the advent of Zionism. Zionism brought heartbreak for Jews in all places where peace once reigned between Jew and Arab, like Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, and Egypt. And certainly in Palestine, the situation changed to one of tension and hatred, occasionally erupting into actual bloodshed.

[Jakey @jakeycarlin]

@OzPollies I plan to read 'The Bitcoin Standard'

[Jakey @jakeycarlin]

Zionist Israelis hate true Jews... I stand with Orthodox Jews of the Torah who embody God's will and the Palestinians who are defending themselves from the 'Jews' that politicise and misconstrue God's word.

@OzraeliAvi Creating an image for yourself amongst the freedom fighters during covid has set you up well, hasn't it mate?