Advocatus diaboli: Nobody should be "proud" of their race. Or their skin color. Or their gender. They should be proud of their character, actions, and contributions to humanity.
With God, there are no coincidences.
2,500 years ago, a tyrant named Haman was killed in Persia—modern day Iran—before he had a chance to wipe out every Jew in the Persian Empire. It’s all recounted in the Book of Esther and is commemorated each year at the Jewish holiday of Purim.
Purim begins this year on March 3rd, just a few days away. And now another genocidal Persian ruler, Ayatollah Khamenei, has been eliminated before he had a chance to carry out his evil plans.
At Purim. No coincidences.
A Jewish lawyer has been arrested for wearing a Star of David on a London street. Not for assault. Not for provocation. For wearing a 2cm symbol of his faith – because an officer decided it might "antagonise" pro-Palestine protesters. The man was handcuffed, held for ten hours, questioned about his "political beliefs," and told that his necklace could offend.
There it is: the quiet death of equal citizenship. The symbol that once marked Jews for persecution in Europe now marks them for arrest in England.
The police call it "keeping the peace." In truth, it's cowardice turned into policy. It's what happens when the state becomes more afraid of offending the offender than protecting the victim. "Antagonising" has become a crime. Translation: if a mob hates you enough, you lose your rights.
We've seen this drift before. The modern officer speaks the language of HR, not justice. "Tensions are high," "communities are sensitive," "we must be proportionate." All these phrases mean the same thing: the law no longer applies equally.
Protesters can chant "From the river to the sea," wave Hamas flags, and scream "Globalise the Intifada" without consequence. But a Jew wearing a small star is branded a threat to public order.
This lawyer was no agitator. He was an independent legal observer, documenting hate speech. Yet the police accused him of "getting too close" to the protesters, as though proximity to hatred makes you guilty of it. A detective even questioned whether his Star of David might have "antagonised" the crowd – as if the problem were not the mob's hatred, but the Jew's visibility.
The logic is medieval: cover your faith or invite danger. The police might as well have told him to remove it for his own safety – a phrase every Jew in history knows too well.
This arrest doesn't stand alone. It sits squarely in the new two-tier policing of Britain – one standard for those who threaten disorder, another for those who don't. The mob rules by emotional blackmail, and the state plays along. It's the same moral rot we've seen from Birmingham to Manchester: Islamists and Leftists marching under the same banners, denouncing Israel while making Jews afraid to show their faces.
The same logic that banned Israeli football fans in Birmingham now criminalises the Star of David in Kensington. The Leftist–Islamist alliance has found its instrument – not the crowd, but the police themselves. And Parliament, packed with MPs who mistake cowardice for tolerance, lets it happen.
We've reached the point where a man wearing a symbol of Judaism is treated as a potential provocateur, while those chanting for the destruction of the Jewish state are treated as "community voices." This isn't neutrality. It's inversion.
The British police force now treats feelings as facts and law as optional. If a group claims "offence," it wins by default. If you resist, you are labelled the aggressor. This is the bureaucratic form of mob rule – polite, procedural, and deadly to principle. And at its core lies the same alliance corroding our politics: a Left that sees Jews as colonialists, and Islamists who see them as infidels. Together they've built a climate where antisemitism parades as virtue – and the state, desperate not to be called racist, acts as their shield.
The issue is not one Jewish lawyer or one small star. It's the precedent: that British law now bends to those who hate Jews more than to those who are Jewish. Once a country accepts that logic, it has already traded freedom for fear. And history shows that trade never stops at the synagogue door.
The police say they were preventing "provocation." But when did the presence of a Jew become provocation? When did the Star of David – symbol of faith, memory, and survival – become a public order offence? The answer is when Britain forgot who it was.
"A Jewish lawyer has been arrested for wearing a Star of David on a London street."
There isn't a day that goes by that I don't think about Charlie Kirk.
I hope he knew how loved and respected he was, and always be, on the international stage.
🇺🇸🇯🇵Before his passing, Charlie once said about Japan:
“Japan has every right to remain the country of the Japanese.”
Those words meant so much to us.
Why did such a wonderful person have to be killed?
Losing him was not just Japan’s loss — it was a loss for the entire world.
#ThankYouCharlie #Japan #Loss
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None with sensory input disorders
Shall I go on?
We have damaged generations of children for the good of pHarma-the most evil corporations in the world!
It is with heavy hearts that we extend our deepest condolences on the passing of Charlie Kirk.
Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones during this difficult time. May you find comfort in the love that surrounds you and strength in the cherished memories you hold.
Rest in peace, Charlie Kirk. You will be missed. 🕊️
This pic is from several years back we bumped into him at the San Antonio airport.
You can kill a man.
For we are all mortal.
But you can never kill his Love of his Savior Jesus Christ, his love of our great Nation, the United States of America, and his love of Freedom, Truth and his undying love, confidence and belief in the young people of America.
And you can never kill his message.
America is, and always will be,
the beacon of Freedom the world over.
Charlie Kirk was our modern day Founding Father. And he helped save our country from slipping further into Godlessness, censorship, cultural falsehoods, loss of common sense, common decency and authoritarian communism.
Above all, Charlie Kirk was noble. He was a decent God fearing man. And he ultimately gave his life for the people and the country that he loved so dearly.
All of us who truly love our country will continue to serve, honor and protect the Freedoms that were earned through blood so that we American citizens and our children may always live and breath in a Free society.
Today,
Let us all pledge our allegiance again as I know Charlie would want, to this great land and continue his love of God, Family and Country.
I pledge allegiance to the United States of America,
and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God indivisible with Liberty and Justice for All.
May Jesus Christ hold Charlie Kirk in his arms tonight and comfort his loved ones left behind. I pray for peace at this time for all Americans and for all
of God’s children everywhere.
God Bless you all.
Love,
Rob Schneider
Once again, a bullet has silenced the most eloquent truth teller of an era. My dear friend Charlie Kirk was our country's relentless and courageous crusader for free speech. We pray for Erika and the children. Charlie is already in paradise with the angels. We ask his prayers for our country.
This feels like a nightmare. One of the most horrific things I’ve ever seen.
I feel absolutely gutted and devastated. Pray for Charlie Kirk’s soul, his young family and for our country.
The violence and hatred has to stop. Our country needs Christ now more than ever.
I still can't believe it but it's true.
Charlie Kirk is dead.
I see many divisive messages.
I see many ugly messages of people celebrating his death.
Even some mainstream media reporting it may have been friendly fire.
Regardless of these evil comments, I believe the majority of Americans are disgusted with what just happened.
Evil will always be around but we must UNITE in difficult times like this.
Charlie Kirk has been shot at an event in Utah. My prayers are with him, his wife Erika, and their two children. Political violence has no place in America and I urge all of you to stand up and condemn this attack with me.