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Core fact: Jesus' resurrection. He is alive! "It is finished" ✝️ 🏁 John 19:30 - also: defund Planned Parenthood-ban the Abortion Pill

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This is the democrat strategy for CA governor. it’s BS but people believe it. @SteveHiltonx will do well to debunk it early, often, & strongly.

[Robert W Malone, MD @RWMaloneMD]

This is how fear gets manufactured.
First, what is an "El Niño?"
El Niño is a naturally occurring climate pattern in which surface waters across the central and eastern equatorial Pacific become unusually warm. That warming alters atmospheric circulation and changes the probability of certain weather patterns around the world.
California is currently facing the possibility of a very strong El Niño trend this winter. That is real.
What is NOT known is whether California will experience “epic,” “record”, catastrophic or normal winter storms months from now.
In fact, NOAA explicitly warns that the strength of an El Niño does not necessarily correspond to the strength of its impacts. A stronger El Niño can increase the probability of certain weather outcomes. It does not guarantee them.
Yet Governor Newsom has already declared a STATE OF EMERGENCY for anticipated winter storms.
And look at the headlines:
LA Times: “California declares statewide emergency ahead of epic El Niño storms.”
The Guardian: “California braces for record El Niño storms as governor declares emergency.”
Notice the bait and switch.
An unusually warm Pacific became “record storms.”
Increased probability became impending catastrophe.
A seasonal forecast became a state of emergency.
There isn't currently a winter storm bearing down on California. There isn't a forecast telling California where these supposedly “epic” winter storms will strike, when they will arrive or how much rain they will produce.
Prepare? Of course.
But why declare an emergency for something that hasn't happened yet?
But declaring an emergency months in advance and publishing headlines about “epic” and “record” storms that have not occurred isn't weather reporting. It is turning uncertainty into certainty and risk into fear.
And yes, Newsom has pulled out the dreaded climate change card in announcing his emergency.
The next question is how much does Newsom want the federal government to spend for this anticipated climate change emergency (umm... virtual winter weather).

[Cynical Publius @CynicalPublius]

I'm sure many of you are familiar with the famous Tweet below.

That Tweet serves to explain why Pete Hegseth is so despised by so many.

Under Obama and Biden, we were perilously close to our nation's military turning into an armed force whose primary purpose was to promote and advance the racist, sexist, xenophobic, bigoted policies of DEI.

DEI is just another form of Communism. It's a policy designed to fracture society along Frankfurt School lines of hate so that the Communists (a/k/a "Democrats") can achieve and maintain power.

Transforming America's most respected institution into yet another purveyor of race hatred was their ultimate goal--it would have resulted in total victory for their side.

We were THAT close to losing it all.

Then Trump got elected, appointed the right man to serve as Secretary of War, and ever since Hegseth has been taking a wrecking ball to their DEI fever dream.

Hegseth is the most important and consequential SecDef/War in any of our lifetimes.

I just explained why the insane hatred for Hegseth is so disturbingly deep and profound.

All I can say is this: God bless Pete Hegseth and the way he has saved our nation's military.

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@Thatbrian Duuuuuude.

[Katy Grimes @KATYSaccitizen]

@RichardGrenell Here is the Axios article that reported Susan Rice called Xavier Becerra a 'bitch-ass' and 'idiot':

'Rice referred to Becerra as a "bitch-ass" and privately called him an "idiot," according to multiple sources.'

https://t.co/ndkgoAz5Vt

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@Ken_FiveSolas 🤯

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@magareportcards @SteveHiltonx Wait… these are all good things.

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@SteveHiltonx Win ugly, @SteveHiltonx

[NOBUNAGA🇯🇵🏯_夏樹蒼依 @japan_nobunaga]

He didn't even have time to put on shoes. No body armor. No tactical gear. 55-year-old local plumber Stephen Willeford was sprinting full speed down the scorching asphalt road barefoot, gripping an unloaded sporting rifle and slamming in a magazine on the run.

Rapid gunfire hammered through the church walls like artillery. His daughter screamed, trembling: "Dad, someone's shooting up the chapel!" Pure terror seized his throat. The shooter was covered head-to-toe in tactical gear and body armor. Any sane man locks the deadbolt. But Stephen didn't even pause to lace his boots. Not when his neighbors were inside.

NOBODY tells Americans what happened in Sutherland Springs that Sunday.

November 2017. A tiny Texas town of 600 people.
A heavily armed gunman wearing black tactical armor and a ballistic helmet had opened fire inside the First Baptist Church.
Over 450 rounds were tearing through pews and innocent families.

Stephen Willeford, an ordinary plumber and grandfather, heard the shots from across the street.
Did he hide in his bedroom until the police arrived?
NOT. A. CHANCE.

He grabbed his rifle from his safe. Barefoot, he sprinted across the pavement.
He took cover behind a parked truck just as the shooter emerged from the church doors.
The killer aimed an assault rifle directly at him.
Stephen took a breath. He noticed the gunman’s tactical vest left his side exposed.
Two shots. Clean. Right through the gaps in the body armor.

The wounded shooter dropped his weapon, scrambled into his SUV, and sped away.
Stephen didn’t stop. He flagged down a stranger’s pickup truck:
"That guy just shot up the church! Follow him!"
They chased the killer at 95 mph until the gunman crashed off the highway and took his own life.

Bare feet on burning asphalt.
An everyday tradesman who charged toward gunfire to save his community.
That is the American spirit they can never take away.

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@ofcrdeonjoseph Besurra is his name.

[Elizabeth Barcohana @E_Barcohana]

I am dead ☠️😂 https://t.co/uispsU0tAH is real 😂😂😂

[mike bski @BskiMike22802]

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Bernie “bright as a brownout” Sanders. @BernieSanders

[mike bski @BskiMike22802]

No, Senator Sanders.

Before we even start, I want you to sit with something for a second.

You typed this on a phone. It bounced off a cell tower, ran through a fiber line, and landed on X's servers. Which live in... a data center. Every one of your 55 likes, every repost, every one of those 7,000 views got processed inside the exact kind of building you're calling a threat to humanity. Your fundraising emails? Data center. Your Senate website? Data center. The little donate button for the Fighting Oligarchy tour? Oh, you already know.

What's next, a senator using a data center to tell seven thousand people that data centers are threatening humanity... wait. I'm being told that's this post.

Bernie, you're a fax machine at a Tesla dealership. You're running dial-up in a fiber-optic world. Your breaker tripped somewhere around 1987 and nobody ever went down to the basement to flip it back on.

Okay. Deep breath. Here's the thing. I teach physics. Electricity is literally my unit. I've got a whole chapter on it in the textbook I wrote. So you just wandered into my classroom, Senator, and I'm going to need you to take a seat in the front row where I can keep an eye on you.

Let's start with your 75 percent.

That number isn't a law of physics, Bernie. It's a poll. I spend all year teaching sixteen-year-olds the difference between a measurement and a sermon, and you just handed the whole country a sermon with a percent sign on it.

That poll asked people if they'd oppose a data center NEAR WHERE THEY LIVE. Of course they would! You know what else people don't want next to their house? A landfill. A prison. A highway on-ramp. A power plant. A Walmart. A middle school marching band that practices at seven in the morning. I promise you I could get 75 percent "no" on half the stuff that makes modern life work, as long as I put it in their backyard. That's not a verdict on data centers. That's called NIMBY. "Not in my backyard." It's the oldest reflex in American local politics, and every town council in the country has watched it happen a thousand times.

And here's the part you conveniently skipped. When a Fox poll this season asked people about building data centers in REMOTE areas instead, a majority said yes, go ahead. So Americans aren't saying "data centers are threatening humanity." They're saying "please don't put it next to my kid's school." Those are two totally different sentences, Bernie. You mashed them together like a toddler with two colors of Play-Doh and called it art.

That number also moved fast. About a year ago the same kind of question was basically a coin flip. So what happened in twelve months? Did data centers start eating puppies? No. What changed is what people were being fed on their screens, day after day after day. Polls tell you what people have been told. They don't grade the homework.

And majorities have been wrong before. Prohibition was so popular they put it in the Constitution. Fourteen years later they had to take it back out. That's an appeal to popularity, and it's exactly why the Founders built a constitutional republic instead of a show of hands.

Quinn's Law Number Six: facts are the enemy of liberalism. Put a denominator under the scary number, and the scary number stops scaring anybody. So the denominator always gets left off.

Now your electric bills. And I'm going to do something here that you never, ever do, Bernie. I'm going to admit the part where you've got a point.

Bills in a lot of this country ARE going up, and data centers are a real piece of it. The PJM grid covers Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and my own state of Ohio. Its capacity price went from about 29 dollars per megawatt-day for 2024-25 to about 329 dollars for 2026-27. The grid's own independent market watchdog pinned a big chunk of that jump on data center demand. I live in Ohio. I open that bill. I've got four kids and a teacher's paycheck. I am not going to insult the working families reading this by pretending it's fake.

But then you go completely off the rails.

Your answer to "this new customer is making the grid more expensive" is "ban the customer." Bernie, that's like a restaurant getting a giant catering order and deciding to close the restaurant because the kitchen's too small. Normal people build a bigger kitchen and make the catering customer pay for it.

And that's exactly what's been happening while you were busy yelling. States have been writing what they call large-load tariffs. They make the giant data centers pay for their own new power lines and generation, and put real money down, so if a project gets canceled, grandma isn't stuck paying for a transmission line to nowhere. When AEP here in Ohio made data centers put up real collateral, the pile of power requests shrank way down, because a whole lot of the fake requests evaporated the second somebody had to pay a deposit. Funny how that works. That's called accountability, Bernie. A moratorium doesn't make the tenant pay for a single thing. It just ships the whole building overseas.

And the "AI billionaires" you keep yelling about? They're the ones writing the checks for new power. Microsoft signed a 20-year deal to bring Three Mile Island Unit 1 back to life. Google signed with Kairos for small nuclear reactors. Amazon's buying nuclear power in Pennsylvania. Meta's signing nuclear deals in Ohio and Pennsylvania. Those are new, clean, carbon-free power plants, getting built because of the exact buildings you want to ban.

And you, Senator, have spent decades fighting nuclear power.

So let me get this straight. You want lower bills. AND less carbon. AND no new nuclear. AND no new gas. AND no data centers. Bernie, that's a circuit with no ground. All it's going to do is shock somebody.

You know what static electricity is? I show it to my freshmen with a balloon. It makes a lot of noise, gives you a little spark, and produces absolutely no current. It can't power a single thing. That's your entire energy policy, right there, stuck to the classroom ceiling.

Now the environment. Somebody at every one of these rallies holds up a jar of water, so let's talk water.

The Congressional Research Service put direct on-site data center water use at around two percent of U.S. water consumption. Two. Percent. And the biggest chunk of what gets blamed on data centers is really the water used at the power plants that make the electricity. That's an electricity problem wearing a water costume.

Now put that next to some other numbers. Golf courses in this country use hundreds of billions of gallons a year. And American cities lose TRILLIONS of gallons a year to leaky pipes. Old, cracked, busted water mains that nobody ever fixed. The water we lose to leaks makes every data center in the country look like a kid with a squirt gun.

Bernie, have you ever held one rally about leaky water mains? Ever once called a golf course a threat to humanity? No. Because a cracked pipe doesn't come with a billionaire you can slap on a poster.

And the industry's already moving to closed-loop cooling, recycled wastewater, and cooling right on the chip that sips a fraction of the water. So the grown-up answer is easy. In a dry area, require closed-loop or recycled water. Write the rule. Done. Don't freeze the entire country because of a jar.

You're about as bright as a brownout, Senator. The lights are flickering, and everybody in the house can tell something's wrong except the guy standing next to the fuse box.

And "threatening humanity." Oh, Bernie.

Your bank lives in a data center. Your pharmacy lives in a data center. Hospital records live in data centers. When I was a medic, we used to fight to get a patient's history in time to matter. Now it pops up in seconds, because of a building you want to ban. The weather model that tells Florida a hurricane's coming lives in a data center. The 911 dispatch systems in a whole lot of counties run through one. Your Social Security check gets processed in one.

"Threatening humanity" isn't a measurement, Senator. It's a sermon. And a sermon with no data is just a guy yelling in a parking lot.

Oh, and last week you were pushing a bill to ban superintelligence. Then you drew little red boxes around the net worths of the people who build AI chips. Now it's data centers. You're a weather vane in a windstorm, Bernie. You point wherever the loudest gust is blowing that day and call it a principle.

Now. The "Chinese psyop" part. This is where you really stepped in it.

Is every parent in Virginia who doesn't want a humming building next to the elementary school a Chinese agent? Of course not. Most of the anger is local, and it's real. I'll say that out loud. But that's not what you said. You said Americans have NOT fallen for a Chinese influence operation. Period. Like the whole idea is ridiculous. Like it's a punchline.

It's not a punchline, Bernie. It's a paper trail.

Earlier this year OpenAI reported banning a cluster of accounts it tied to a Chinese company doing contract work for provincial government clients. They were using AI tools, in Chinese, over VPNs, to pump out English posts and comics about American families paying for AI's electricity. OpenAI said the operation didn't CREATE the American debate. It tried to jump into a debate that already existed and pour gasoline on it. X later flagged a big network of suspected fake Chinese accounts, and some of them were posting about U.S. AI, energy, and power bills. Researchers who looked said it didn't get much reach. Okay. Fine. A burglar who can't get the window open is still a burglar.

And this isn't even new. Back in 2022, the security firm Mandiant caught a pro-China network it called Dragon Bridge. They used fake accounts pretending to be worried Texans to stir up local opposition to a rare earth plant the Pentagon was backing. Pretend to be the neighbors. Rile up the neighbors. Kill the project. Beijing wins. Same playbook.

Meanwhile, what's China doing with its OWN data centers? Building them as fast as the concrete can set. They've got a whole national program called "East Data, West Computing" to build massive computing hubs across the country, with reported investment plans in the hundreds of billions.

Think about that, Bernie. China is sprinting to build data centers at home, while networks and state media tied to Beijing push stories to Americans about how scary and expensive data centers are. If these buildings were really "threatening humanity," why is the Chinese Communist Party building them like it's trying to win a race?

Because it IS trying to win a race. The one you want America to sit out.

Quinn's First Law: liberalism always produces the exact opposite of what it promises. Ban the data center in Virginia, and the computing doesn't vanish. The demand doesn't vanish. The building just goes somewhere that doesn't hold hearings, doesn't care about water, doesn't care about carbon, and isn't going to share the technology with anybody. You don't save the planet. You hand the future to Beijing with a bow on it and call it environmentalism.

You're running a 9-volt battery in a 240-volt world, Senator. There isn't enough juice in there to light up the problem, much less fix it.

And now I'm going to get personal. Because I wore this country's uniform for 23 years, and this next part isn't a debate to me.

Grand Forks, North Dakota. A Chinese company called Fufeng, tied to a big corporation in Shandong, bought about 370 acres to build a corn mill. About 12 miles from Grand Forks Air Force Base, which runs sensitive drone and surveillance missions. The federal review board said at first it didn't even have jurisdiction, because of a loophole. The Air Force put it in writing and called the project a significant threat to national security. The city council finally killed it in 2023.

Cheyenne, Wyoming. A company majority-owned by Chinese nationals, called MineOne, bought land within about a mile of F.E. Warren Air Force Base. That's a nuclear missile base, Bernie. Minuteman III. They set up crypto mining there. They never reported the deal. The government reportedly found out from a tip, and the neighbor who reportedly sounded the alarm was Microsoft, which runs a data center right next door. In May 2024, President Biden ordered them to sell and get out.

Read that one again, Senator. Slowly. A Chinese-linked operation set up shop next to a nuclear missile base, and the warning reportedly came from the data center next door. The data center was the watchdog. And you want to put the watchdog down.

Val Verde County, Texas. A Chinese billionaire with deep ties to the Communist Party bought well over 100,000 acres near the border and near Laughlin Air Force Base, where the Air Force trains its pilots. Texas has been fighting over it for years.

Washington finally woke up. In late 2024 Treasury added dozens of military bases to the list where foreign land deals get reviewed. That happened because of Grand Forks and Cheyenne. Not because somebody was paranoid. Because the loophole was real, and the Air Force said so out loud.

When I was deployed, we didn't let anybody we didn't trust set up a folding chair outside the wire, let alone buy the field. So when you laugh off "Chinese psyop" like it's a late-night joke, Bernie, you're punching the wrong guy. China probes every single gap it can find. A fake-account farm. A corn mill next to a drone base. A crypto pad next to a missile field. An English-language cartoon about your power bill. And every time, it's counting on Americans to be too busy fighting each other to notice. You just proved them right.

Your antenna isn't picking up all the channels, Senator. Honestly, I'm not sure it's even plugged into the wall.

And then there are the stories you'll never tell at a rally.

Quincy, Washington, was a small farm town. Microsoft built on a bean field back in 2006. Today the data centers pay the majority of the town's property taxes. The town got new schools and a water reuse plant, and residents' tax rates dropped.

Loudoun County, Virginia, is the data center capital of the world. Data center tax money is over a billion dollars a year and pays for a massive share of the county budget. The real property tax rate dropped a lot over the past decade, and the Tax Foundation estimated the average homeowner there would be paying thousands more a year without the industry. Schools. Roads. Fire trucks. Paid for, in large part, by the buildings you want to ban.

Is it perfect? No. Some states handed out way too many sweetheart tax breaks, and once a data center's built, it doesn't employ a ton of people. So fix the DEAL, Bernie. Make the tax breaks shorter. Make them pay for their own power lines. Make them use recycled water. That's what grown-ups do. A ban is what you do when you can't do the math.

And speaking of billionaires, let's talk about the man with the microphone.

Three houses, Bernie. One of them's a lake house. $221,000 on chartered private jets in ONE quarter of 2025, on your "Fighting Oligarchy" tour, and reportedly over half a million for the whole year. Flying around at up to 15 grand an hour to tell everybody that OTHER people's energy use is threatening humanity.

Do you know how much fuel a private jet burns, Senator? I teach energy. A private jet can burn more fuel per passenger on one trip than a lot of working families burn driving to work for weeks. And you want to lecture America about whose energy use is wrecking the planet?

I keep watching Democrats cry about the rich while they ARE the rich. So here's my standing offer, one more time. Before you say "billionaire" again, file your taxes with the standard deduction. No itemizing. Pay DOUBLE what the IRS says you owe. Post it. And while you're at it, fly commercial. Middle seat. Back row. Right next to the bathroom. Unplug the jet, Bernie, before you unplug my kids' future.

Quinn's Law Number Twenty-Five: liberals are great at spending other people's money. And apparently other people's electricity too.

Since you never bring a plan, here's one. Free of charge, from a physics teacher.

Get the power plan approved BEFORE anybody breaks ground. Make big data centers pay for their own new power lines and generation, with real money down so a canceled project doesn't land on a working family's bill. Require closed-loop or recycled water in dry places. No eminent domain. Short tax breaks, not 30-year gifts. Money set aside for cleanup if they ever close. Train local kids in the trades to run and maintain these buildings, because those are good jobs. Publish the power and water numbers so the neighbors can see them.

And on China? Close the loopholes around military bases. Make foreign farmland filings actually mean something. Keep adversary money out of our data centers, our fiber lines, and our power grid.

That's how you protect the guy paying the electric bill AND the country, at the same time. You don't ban the building. You make it pay its own way, and you keep Beijing off the property.

So let's grade it, Senator.

You posted an anti-data-center message through a data center. You treated a backyard poll like a law of nature. You blamed rising bills on the one customer actually writing checks for new nuclear power. You called two percent of the nation's water "destroying the environment" while trillions of gallons leak out of old pipes. You laughed off Chinese influence operations that security firms and AI companies have actually documented, while China sprints to build the very thing you want to ban. And you did every bit of it as a millionaire who flies private.

Final grade: F. And I'm grading on a curve.

You're a blown transformer, Bernie. Lots of smoke. One loud pop. And then the whole neighborhood goes dark.

But what do I know? I'm only a combat medic who wore the uniform for 23 years, a physics teacher who makes teenagers show the denominator, and a father of four in Ohio who'd like to keep both his electric bill AND his country, and doesn't think he should have to choose.

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[Krzysztof Szczawinski 🇵🇱 @Kristof_Poland]

We are being run by bad people.

Why?

Because wanting to rule over other people is pretty much the definition of a bad person.
Especially in a system of coercion. Hayek explained the mechanism 80 years ago in The Road to Serfdom.👇🏻

Worse still:

now that they feel they might be losing, they will be closing ranks.

Stalin used to say that the further socialism advances, the sharper the class struggle becomes – we will now be getting more of that, unless we stop it.

European bureaucrats, the American left-wing deep state and East European post-communists – they are all the same people.

A king can be bad, but it is in his interest to promote and elevate the best people. The incentives of a bureaucracy are the opposite.

[James Lindsay, anti-Communist @ConceptualJames]

I do. It's actually a really simple answer.

Kids can understand it. I'll tell you the story now so you can be ready when you finally have grandkids, Mario Awful.

For decades, Israelis tried to work with the Gazans, believing the impossible: that people who have declared that they want nothing more than to have Israel destroyed and Jews killed might be able to be persuaded to be friends by giving them land, money, resources, opportunities, and an infinite amount of patience.

During those decades, huge amounts of humanitarian aid was sent to the Gaza Strip, which they used to militarize and to spend many years planning a savage surprise attack against the people helping them. Almost everyone in the world took up their cause, even many Israelis who lived right next door, even though the Gazans were taking advantage of all that help.

They were offered everything but wouldn't accept it because all they wanted was Israel to be destroyed and Jews to be driven out or, preferably, dead. They were so fixated on that goal that nothing else mattered, and nothing else was good enough. They even used water pipes to build rockets and dug terror tunnels under their city and deep into Israeli territory to prepare for a surprise war.

On an important Jewish holiday and their sabbath, the Gazans sprung their surprise attack. That was October 7, 2023. They launched over a thousand rockets at 6:30 am. The Israelis heard the sirens and knew they only had seconds to hide in their shelters from these attacks. By the way, every Israeli house has a bomb shelter in it because these kinds of attacks are so frequent. Also, every Israeli adult and child, little boys and little girls, knows from as soon as they can walk that when the sirens sound to go to the shelter because it is so important and so common.

As the Israelis went, exhausted and sleepy, to their shelters to hide from the rocket attack, the Gazans sent a large armed force across the fence into Israel to do the most heinous things to the Israelis that you can imagine. Over a thousand were murdered. Things so horrible you cannot describe them to children happened everywhere. The Gazans celebrated and filmed themselves and put it on the internet, bragging and boasting about unimaginable horrors and murders. They dragged Israelis, including women, children, and babies and dead bodies, into their terror city and terror tunnels and started abusing and killing them slowly, using them and their corpses as collateral against the Israeli people and military. This lasted for over two years, with the last hostage's remains returned at the end of January 2026 after being taken in October 2023.

The scale and nature of this attack is so horrific that it cannot be described politely, but its true evil wasn't just in the barbarity of its forces, which did unspeakable things to completely innocent men, women, and children everywhere they went, including many who openly supported them for years, but in how they took advantage of the trust and help they were given to do it.

Gazans had spent years exploiting the goodwill of Israelis in the Gaza Envelope to gather intelligence, working as gardeners, housekeepers, taxi drivers, etc., to gather detailed intelligence of the neighborhoods and homes they would systematically attack starting on October 7. So many Israelis were betrayed at their trust and goodwill toward the Gazans, and by it. While they hid from those rockets in their shelters, Hamas terrorists systematically went through the carefully mapped streets of their neighborhoods, broke into houses, and shot them dead through the doors of their shelters, or crashed in through the walls from the outside using their own farming equipment to do it. Hamas terrorists knew the Israelis would be hiding from the rockets and knew where they'd be hiding, and they murdered them while they hid, deliberately, planned out in advance and for years.

These people weren't just Israelis or Jews. They were innocents. In fact, as far as it goes, many of them were the greatest champions for the Gazans in Israel. Didn't matter. They were Israelis. They were Jews. They had to die in the most horrible ways you can think of. They had to be desecrated. They had to be taken hostage. It all had to be celebrated on video streamed live onto the internet to excite their radical friends around the region and the world. The horror is actually incomprehensible.

Had this happened to Americans in the United States from one of its neighbors, the response Americans would have demanded cannot actually be comprehended. I stand in awe at how restrained and cautious and decent and good the Israelis have been, and it is to my slight embarrassment knowing that our own people, our own forces, wouldn't have managed a fraction of that decency, however much we would match the unparalleled effectiveness of these operations. That is, Mario Awful, I don't f*cking want to hear it, and neither do your grandkids. Respect them enough not to soil their minds with these lies, which are so evil that Hell itself would be slightly embarrassed to spread them.

So, when Israel realized what had happened to them, what was still happening to them, how their trust, support, and patience had been taken advantage of in the nastiest and cruelest way human beings can possibly imagine, for zero good reasons and only unbelievably evil ones, they set out to make sure it would never happen again. They started a war of rescue and to end the military capacities of the Gazans, who were and still are governed by a radical terrorist group that even has in their charter that they want every Israeli driven out and every Jew that can be killed dead.

Israel waged a patient war with the highest accuracy rate of any in the entire history of urban warfare, taking great pains and many casualties to spare innocent life, even when that innocent life openly supports the terror regime that governs them and wants them dead. The Gazans, however, had spent decades turning their entire city into a hidden military fortress, hiding weapons, entrances to terror tunnels, command centers, and every conceivable military target within civilian neighborhoods, including even homes, schools, hospitals, and houses of worship. Israel did what it had to do as carefully as it could be done. The devastation you see is the result of the evil of Hamas and the Gazans who support it having spent decades organizing their city to become a vast, sprawling military installation.

The Gazans and their terrorist leaders took this organizational approach specifically for two reasons. One was to deter Israel from ever attacking or disabling their military installations at all. Even when the devastation seen here, that remained the case. Israel took great pains to minimize, including casualties, including complicated legal approvals, including warning both civilians and combatants in Gaza of incoming attacks against the installations, trying to save all innocent (and a lot of not-so-innocent) life. Another was to produce this propaganda, which Mario Awful, after having his account built to giant size by @elonmusk himself, spreads and promotes with foolish emotion-driven emojis and devastating lies of omission of these facts.

Even as Israel dismantled the entire military capacity of Gaza bit by bit (which is what you see in the video here), they sent aid: more food, medicine, and other supplies than have ever been sent to a population controlled by an enemy military in the history of warfare, period. The terrorist leaders leveraged every bit of it against them, stealing it and starving their own people, creating propaganda campaigns about genocide and forced starvation, and even building more rockets out of raw materials including water pipes, which they then fired at Israel.

Bit by bit, Israel dismantled as much of their military apparatus as they could and rescued or recovered all of their hostages, including among them Americans. The result is what you see. The result you see below is the most painstakingly moderate response a decent human being of even the slightest comprehension could possibly imagine, and yet that's what the Israelis have accomplished in Gaza.

And they accomplished it while the world hated them for it, scrutinized everything not just for any legitimate breaches of perfection but for a litany of illegitimate accusations of things so voluminous that they could not even be recorded, except that they were in the relentless propaganda of social media, the global enemy propaganda channels, and even the mainstream press, almost all amplified and repeated by even allegedly good, decent conservatives who found these lies a perfect reason either to reveal their underlying but hidden hatred for Jews or to turn to that evil on false pretenses you are promoting, even now, even today.

So when you sit down to tell your grandkids how humanity allowed Gaza to happen, tell them the real story.

Humanity allowed Gaza to become a terrorist militarized city openly dedicated to the destruction of Israel and the murder and desecration of Jews and Jewish bodies by believing in some asinine humanitarian concept that defies all logic. It happened by creating a global political situation that, for reasons of Communist political correctness and soft-hearted and softer-headed compassion, refused to believe the simple reality of the situation. It happened because this delusion and misplaced trust persisted for decades while Hamas and its supporters turned Gaza into a terrorist military outpost that would simply have to be destroyed sooner or later, and then they pulled that trigger on themselves in the most obvious way possible on October 7, 2023, which stands as one of the darkest days of the last century.

Humanity allowed Gaza to happen because it wouldn't take Hamas at its word. Humanity allowed Gaza to happen because it lied to itself for decades about the nature of the Islamic currents that motivate Hamas and "Palestinianism" more broadly. Humanity allowed Gaza to happen because it wouldn't address a problem correctly from the beginning, not least because it was terrified of being called racist and refused, nobly but stupidly, that human beings could be led by ideology and religion to the depths of evil and depravity that had captured the Gazans.

Humanity allowed Gaza to happen, that is, because it refused to take Gazans at their word.

Israel, starting in late 2023, finally woke up in the worst way possible to the need to STOP LETTING GAZA HAPPEN, the result of which your video depicts and the truth and moral of which you, like a demon, invert.

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@BskiMike22802 😃👍👍👍👍👍

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@nettermike Lindsay Graham, maybe?

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@nettermike @grok is this true?

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Someone just told me most racists are Republicans.

No source. No data. Just a sad cartoon elephant.

So I pulled the receipts. Who wrote Jim Crow. Who filibustered the Civil Rights Act. Who still runs the same playbook today, and yes, it involves Harvard graduation ceremonies.

Class is in session. 👇
#MAGA #Trump #Veterans

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@SummrWrites Suave guy.

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