My simple question for Anthony Fauci this morning: who the fuck do you think you are?
Fauci’s message to the countless Americans he locked in their homes, who were fired from their jobs over vax mandates, the children he forced to wear masks? “I plead the 5th.” Criminal.
The fact that the world did not immediately and consistently call for the unconditional release of the October 7th hostages and the surrender of Hamas will remain a moral and ethical failure of historic proportions.
In that failure, you cost thousands of lives on both sides. You empowered terrorism for generations to come. You turned your back on freedom and democracy in favor of propaganda and hatred. You squandered two years of irreplaceable human life for the sake of social acceptance and political convenience. You politicized and excused acts of terror on the basis of a false and destructive narrative.
History will judge you—whether you are a hesitant European leader, a cautious Arab head of state, a terror-sympathizing politician, or an American academic or student cloaked in moral relativism. You will be judged and found guilty. If you fail to recognize and atone for it in this life, you will face the reckoning in the next.
It is that simple.
Did you ever notice how Orthodox Jews couldn’t care less what the world thinks of them?
Not a little. Not secretly.
They truly, completely, deeply don’t care.
They’ll walk through an airport looking like they time-traveled out of 1850.
Pray out loud in a hoodie or a hat while people whisper.
The men grow beards, wear hats, let their tzitzit hang out.
The women cover their hair with wigs, scarves, hats (depending on your heritage)—like queens from another world.
And they’ll show up to your office two days late because it was a holiday no one’s ever heard of.
And they won’t apologize.
Because you can’t even imagine what their life is.
You can’t imagine what it’s like to disappear from the world—fully—every single week.
Shabbat comes in and they’re gone. Just gone.
No phone, emails, group chats, news, and no chaos.
You could be calling them a hundred times. The world could be in flames. They won’t pick up.
And they wouldn’t even know.
And honestly? They don’t even care.
While the world is busy arguing over the next divisive topic, they’re sitting around the table with their eight kids. Singing 1,000-years-old songs.
Wearing their nicest clothes for no one but each other.
Eating and talking about the weekly Torah parsha or the current holiday, Walking to shul in the rain without an umbrella—because it’s muktzah (forbidden to carry or touch).
It’s not just that they are screen-free or tech-free.
They are world-free.
And it doesn’t stop there.
You can’t imagine what it’s like to live on a calendar that makes no sense to anyone else.
To be out of office when no one else is.
To fast for 25 hours on a random Tuesday in July or September.
To miss concerts, meetings, deals—because it’s Pesach, Sukkot, Purim, or Tisha B’Av.
To need kosher food and say no to 98% of restaurants—not because you’re picky, but because there’s a God, and He is watching.
You might think they’re disconnected from the world.
Maybe.
But somehow, many of them still manage to own buildings, run multimillion-dollar companies, donate billions to charity, raise big families, live rich lives.
They vanish for Shabbat, disappear for holidays, leave early Fridays—and yet they’re still there at the top.
Still getting it done.
How?
Because when you live with clarity, you waste less time chasing noise.
Because when your values are ancient, you’re not shaken by what’s trending—because your values were already tested, again and again, and they won.
Because when you know who you are, you don’t need to keep proving it.
They don’t care what people think—
Not because they’re rude or arrogant.
But because they already have something better than approval: conviction.
Their compass doesn’t point to likes or clicks.
It points to Sinai.
And once you’ve stood at Sinai—even in memory—you just see the world differently.
So yeah, they’re not ashamed.
Not of their prayers.
Not of their outfits.
Not of the way they live.
Not of the rules that guide them.
They’re not trying to be different.
They’re trying to stay loyal.
To something eternal.
In a world obsessed with changing,
they’re holding on.
And that kind of confidence—that kind of freedom—
You can’t buy it.
You can’t fake it.
You can’t even imagine it.
But they live it. Every day. Proudly. Openly.
And they wouldn’t trade it for anything.
Tucker,
Your Qatari-funded drivel is exactly the kind of suicidal naivety that gets civilizations wiped off the map. And Iran loves and appreciates that pretty much.
You are implying that Iran is just an Israeli problem, not America’s concern. And you say that America should focus on itself and stop meddling abroad.
First, Iran is a global jihadist power actively waging war against the United States through proxies and direct action.
The reason you don’t see the Iranian death toll on American soil is because they’re smart enough to kill Americans through their puppets, so your stupid “how many Americans have they killed HERE?” argument is a moronic because you are framing it as if body counts on American soil is the only measure.
Who armed and trained the Shiite militias that killed thousands of U.S. troops in Iraq?
Who has launched over 160 attacks on U.S. bases in the Middle East just since October 7?
Who tried to assassinate former U.S. officials on American soil?
Who is building drones, missiles, and nuclear capabilities to put in the hands of jihadists worldwide?
Iran’s caliphate dream isn’t just about Israel. They want to restore Islamic dominance across the Middle East, eradicate the West, and export their totalitarian theocracy worldwide.
If you actually understood history, you’d know that Iran’s Shiite "Wilayat al-Faqih" model is just another version of Sunni jihadism with state backing.
The difference between Iran and ISIS is that ISIS wanted to establish a caliphate but got bombed into the dirt before they could stabilize. Iran HAS a state. HAS resources. And HAS patience.
Second, your isolationist nonsense is pure weakness.
This fantasy that America can “just focus on itself” while Islamic jihad metastasizes worldwide is beyond stupid, it’s suicidal.
Iran already has a foothold in Venezuela and trains Hezbollah cells in Latin America, right at America’s doorstep.
Iranian-backed groups have killed more Americans in the Middle East than any other force in the last 20 years.
The moment America stops checking Iran’s power, they will expand their reach, and by the time they hit U.S. soil in force, it’ll be too late.
Your Qatari isolationism is not strength, it’s capitulation. It’s a green light to every enemy of Western civilization.
The only reason America is still the dominant global power is because it projects strength and shapes the world order instead of letting its enemies shape it for them.
Tucker, you whine about globalist elites, but you’re doing exactly what Qatar and Iran want, convincing Americans to ignore their greatest threats until it’s too late.
If the U.S. follows your cowardly logic, it will wake up one day to find that Iran, China, and jihadist forces have filled every power vacuum America left behind.
You say Iran hasn’t killed many Americans here yet? That’s not a comfort, that’s a warning.
And by the time people like you realize how wrong you were, it’ll be too late.
They are not Palestinians; they are Arabs
They don't live in refugee camps. They live in cities
They are not refugees, they are terrorists.
They don't want a country, they just want to destroy another country
They are not freedom fighters, they are Islamists.
Israel should receive a Nobel Peace Prize for being the 1st country to actually feed its enemy DURING its war with them.
Can you imagine FDR sending humanitarian aid trucks into Hitler's Germany 1941-1945?
Of course you can't as that would be RETARDED
Please help me force a response out of Columbia by reposting this.
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Dear Katrina Armstrong, the Interim President of @Columbia University,
At some point, the bullshit needs to be called out.
At some point, your silence must be addressed.
Why haven’t you said anything about @ColumbiaBDS, the faculty-supported student organization that operates like an ideological terrorist cell?
(They would never strap-on a suicide belt, but they praise and support those who do)
Why haven’t you said anything about Prof. Joseph Massad who, on your shift, spoke at a conference in praise of the worst massacre in Israel’s history?
Why haven’t you said anything about the hundreds of students and faculty who protested a memorial service for the victims of that massacre?
(That, too, was on your watch)
You know perfectly well that they aren’t criticizing @Israel’s policies.
You know perfectly well that they’re criticizing its existence.
It doesn’t take much to say that dehumanizing Israelis is wrong.
It doesn’t take much to say that praising the death of Israelis is unacceptable.
Silence isn’t violence, but it surely enables it.
And true leaders never remain silent.
Shame on you for not saying anything.
Shame on you for your silence.