Julius Kov

[Steven Lorber @Pacificgrin]

You think this is a test for Warsh? Headline inflation high, war raging out of control, prez wants a cut, AI - massive bubble, Private Credit - time bomb fueling circular financing in AI, Open AI gna fail, his panelists want to hike rates into a slowing economy, bad “real” jobs!

[Ben Shapiro @benshapiro]

China thanks you.

[Barry Tigay @TigayBarry]

J.D. Vance has been nasty to Ukraine, obsequious to Iran and spiteful to Israel.

He is afraid to confront groypers even when they insult him and his wife.

His alignments seem politically postured and mistaken. He has alienated many fine people and clung to some of the worst.

He is losing the trust of the American people.

Importantly, for his political future, he is not likable.

[Arsalan Naamdar @arsalannaamdar]

In the most respectful way I can possibly put this.

NO FUCKING PERSON asked you to send 150,000 U.S. troops, you absolute moron.

Stop pretending that’s what the Iranian people were asking for.

The boots on the ground were ALWAYS supposed to be the Iranian people themselves.

The role of the U.S. and Israel was to strike the regime’s military infrastructure. WHICH THEY DID.

The Iranian people came out on DAY ONE. YOUR administration told them to stay inside. You said it wasn’t the right time. You said you would give the green light.

YOU NEVER DID.

Why?

Because you didn’t want the Iranian people to be the ones who toppled the regime and determined Iran’s future. You wanted to control the regime change process yourself and extract concessions from it.

It backfired.

YOU made the mistake.

So stop bullshitting people as if it was the Iranian people who failed to do their part.

THEY DID.

And 40,000 of our countrymen paid the price of your false promises.

[StopAntisemitism @StopAntisemites]

No one is trying to "derail" the deal.
Trusting the Iranian regime was foolish.
Stop blaming Israel for your mistake Vice President.

[Barry Tigay @TigayBarry]

I’ve been against negotiating with the Islamic Republic of Iran since they attacked our embassy in 1979 and took 66 Americans hostage. I haven’t been paid a dime.

Vance took on an impossible task and predictably failed. He shouldn’t be blaming Israel and Jewish money. Suck it up J. D. Be a big boy. There’s a war to win.

[Haviv Rettig Gur @havivrettiggur]

Someday, in a quiet, dark room, possibly lying awake with his thoughts late at night, Vance's mind will wonder back to this moment, and an uncomfortable thought will occur: What if, he will wonder, just maybe, it was actually Iranian belligerence and extremist ideology that blew up his negotiations. And not, you know, those nefarious Je...uh, that is to say, Israelis.

[Mark R. Levin @marklevinshow]

How would we feel if Israel called us crazy and warmongers for bombing Iran almost daily now?  How would we feel if Israel said that our military policies are making regional realignment impossible?  What would we say if Israeli politicians were popping off about our upcoming mid-term elections or passing judgment on certain candidates, or critical of certain individuals in our administration for their public comments?  What would we say of the Israeli government was spending hundreds of billions of dollars like Qatar, buying and influencing virtually every aspect of our culture and politics?

Israel is not bombing Iran and has not for a few months.  Israeli officials have not involved themselves in our elections.  And they've not been criticizing us or any of our administration officials with leaks to the media.  And whatever they spend to lobby our government, it's nothing like Qatar or Communist China.

[Apranik 🇮🇷🇮🇱 @patriot_apranik]

Fuck this insulting rhetoric.

@JDVance just grouped 90 million Iranians with the very terror regime that is slaughtering them. We are not terrorists. We are the ones fighting the terrorists while Western politicians like you stay in the line to shake hands with them.

You don't get to insult a nation of heroes and get away with it. You owe the people of Iran a massive apology.
#NeverVance

[Ayn Reagan @AynReagan]

Israel is not "an ally like France and the United Kingdom". Israel combats evil. France and the United Kingdom enable evil. Those were Israelis fighting alongside Americans against the Iranian terror regime. Vance discards facts that contradict his preferred scenario. He is weak.

[Conservative Momma @conmomma]

Been offline a lot today and just trying to make sure I have this right, JD Vance believes the reason the ceasefire with Iran failed is because of Influencers online “being paid by Israel,” and not from the belief that successful negotiations can be had with a radical apocalyptic regime wanting absolute chaos in the world to usher in their 12th Imam?

[Barry Tigay @TigayBarry]

J. D. Vance failed in negotiations with the Islamic Republic of Iran.

He has scapegoats. You won’t be surprised who he blames.

He is not a leader, he is a loser.

[Raylan Givens @JewishWarrior13]

🚨MUST- WATCH: Vance is blaming Israel again on Joe Rogan, claiming that members of the Israeli government pay to activate a malicious campaign against him, and they can all “go to hell��

[Raylan Givens @JewishWarrior13]

⭕️I cannot overstate the sheer disgust I feel for Vance right now. He desperately wants to deflect from the disastrous MOUs that is entirely his responsibility, so what does he do? He screams, “Blame the Jews!” He’s incapable of facing the reality that Iran broke the deal, not Israel, so he parrots his idol Tucker Carlson: “Everything is Israel’s fault.” According to Vance, anyone who criticizes the deal isn’t a normal person—they’re all just paid shills for Israel. It doesn’t matter that they’re all Americans living in the US who voted for Trump, just like me. And of course, he knows he’ll get a roaring ovation from another rabid antisemite, Joe Rogan. I will never vote for this disgrace of a vice president.

[Eylon Levy @EylonALevy]

Why is the Vice President of the United States engaging in reckless, baseless speculation and conspiracy thinking?

[Jaimee Michell @JaimeeUSA]

Wow that’s crazy, @JDVance!

[Eyal Yakoby @EYakoby]

Greta Thunberg? Silent.

Francesca Albanese? Silent.

Mehdi Hasan? Silent.

Cenk Uygur? Silent.

Ana Kasparian? Silent.

The media? Silent.

[Aviva Klompas @AvivaKlompas]

Imagine a member of the Israeli government - or any foreign government - arriving in the United States and attempting to enter a closed military zone.

You would expect them to be stopped, questioned, and turned back.

That is exactly what happened to Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna in Israel.

He arrived with a camera, a political agenda, and a press release practically written in advance.

@RoKhanna knew he would be denied entry. That was the point.

This was not a fact-finding mission. It was political theater designed to manufacture a confrontation and blame Israel for it.

[morodelsur @morodelsur]

Es increíble lo de este hombre,

Hace 70 años su venta como esclavo habría sido equivalente al de Neymar en el PSG.

[Hen Mazzig @HenMazzig]

“Stories involving needles keep coming up"

Jewish patients in Australian hospitals keep experiencing the same thing: once the medical professional treating them realizes they are Jewish, they reportedly struggle to insert IVs.

“It is an easy way to make someone suffer, and there is always an explanation: ‘I couldn’t find the vein,'" said Nurit Haddad, a mental-health nurse in New South Wales, who said she had heard multiple similar stories.

That is not the only example of antisemitism in Australian hospitals.

After the Bondi Beach attack, one doctor allegedly described those who attended a memorial as “Zionists supporting genocide.”

In Sydney, a Jewish women who gave birth via caesarean section was allegedly left for hours without pain relief. She was reportedly lying in her own blood, while her newborn cried beside her.

In Melbourne, a woman was reportedly mocked for seeking mental health support after her family members in Israel were killed in Hamas's October 7th attack on Israel. “This is not a competition of tragedies,” she said. “We are all suffering, and I simply needed help dealing with my grief.”

“Patients are extremely vulnerable in hospital,” one midwife said. “Doctors, nurses and midwives hold enormous power over them.”

These are only some of the stories that have recently come to light.
Medical antisemitism must be stopped.