@sandman_AP This is what I’ve been telling my friends for a while. I think it’s time BB is going to Usurp Imu’s power and position fulfilling Davy and Rocks will and set himself as the final villain
With a pistol to his forehead, Master Sgt. Roddie Edmonds made a choice.
He could save himself or save the 200 Jewish-American Soldiers under his command. For his heroism, he will receive the Medal of Honor on March 2. This is his story. 🧵
I’ve seen celebrations in bunkers, some in streets, many with their loved ones—wherever the global Jewish community finds themselves:
I’m wishing you a joyful Purim.
BREAKING: Senator Fetterman with some much needed clarity.
“You can put out tweets and statements to support peace, but to actually create real peace, you have to do these kinds of actions and that’s why I support this.”
Operation Epic Fury.
President Trump has been willing to do what’s right and necessary to produce real peace in the region.
God bless the United States, our great military, and Israel.
BREAKING: A Yeshiva University student was violently assaulted tonight by 8 masked thugs in NYC.
Yet another violent attack on Jews. But we are told that antisemitism doesn’t exist.
I can’t imagine being a mother, sending your child to school, and having them come home in a body bag.
Enough.
We have a violent mental health WOKE MIND VIRUS circulating, and leaders who are too cowardly to confront it. Stop pretending this is normal.
Protect our kids!!
An open letter to Carrie Prejean Boller:
Yesterday, you wore the flag of a foreign country to the White House Religious Liberties Meeting, I did not.
I focused my testimony, the opening of which is copied below, on the countless concrete examples of religious discrimination against America Christians, American Mormons, and American Jews.
I mentioned the need to encourage more young men to go to Church, to learn the Christian foundings of our country, reject foreign funding on American campuses, and more.
At no point did I mention Israel, Zionism, Gaza, Bibi, or the Middle East.
My entire testimony was focused on America.
You used the last four minutes of the hearing, after you spent nearly the entire time texting, to pivot to Israel.
This is precisely what Matt Walsh describes as Israel Derangement Syndrome.
Cut foreign aid to Israel, think Jews killed Jesus, support Candace Owens, I literally don't care.
I care about the civil rights violations perpetrated by American colleges against Christians and Jews, a point you never addressed.
I'm shocked that you would abuse the trust of President Trump and his Commission to instead of focusing on how to elevate religious liberties, fixate on a foreign conflict on the Middle Easy.
If you are not planning on helping young Americans such as myself fight for religious liberties then I encourage you to give your seat for someone who will.
A list of FACTS:
• Americans voted for stricter immigration enforcement.
• The candidate who explicitly promised mass deportations won the election.
• This policy direction was not hidden, vague, or accidental, it was central to the campaign.
• Opposition to enforcement did not begin with Renee Good; activists have been interfering with ICE operations for months.
• Blocking, surrounding, or physically interfering with federal agents is illegal under U.S. law.
• Federal officers are not required to halt lawful operations because protesters disagree with them.
• Interference escalates encounters and increases the risk of harm to everyone involved: officers, bystanders, and suspects alike.
• If activists did not interfere with arrests and operations, fewer volatile confrontations would occur.
• Protest is legal. Obstruction is not.
• You can protest on sidewalks, in public spaces, and out of the way, without physically stopping enforcement.
• Attempting to prevent the execution of democratically enacted policy is not “resistance,” it is subversion of the will of the voters.
• Elections have consequences, even when you don’t like the outcome.
• Law enforcement did not create this policy; they are tasked with enforcing it.
• Targeting officers for carrying out lawful orders misplaces blame.
• Political activists who knowingly inject themselves into enforcement actions bear responsibility for the risks they create.
• Disorder does not become justified simply because it is ideological.
• Civil disobedience may be a choice, but consequences are not optional.
• The narrative that officers alone are responsible for every violent outcome ignores the role of provocation and interference.
• You cannot demand the state enforce laws selectively based on political pressure.
• The rule of law either applies consistently or not at all.