“...America it’s not an ethnicity, it’s not a religion, it’s not a tribe, it’s not a race it’s an idea, and I think it’s the best idea that human beings have come up with..” Ayaan Hirsi Ali
@ThePosieParker Sorry about how I wrote that. No mad because you “are” Jewish but because they were exposing-talking bad about Jewish ppl, since you “are Jewish”
Socialists hate hierarchy, unless they’re on top.
Socialists claim to believe that everyone should be equal. But when you look at how many of them actually live, a different picture emerges.
George Orwell in The Road To Wigan Pier wrote that one shouldn't forget "the ugly fact that most middle-class Socialists, while theoretically pining for a classless society, cling like glue to their miserable fragments of social prestige."
Today educated socialists obsessed with getting into the right colleges, wearing the right clothes, showing off their money, and signaling that they hold the right luxury beliefs.
Fidel Castro grew up well off. His family owned a large sugarcane and cattle farm of roughly 12,000 hectares, making them extremely wealthy by Cuban standards. Castro also famously wore two Rolex watches. The explanation was supposedly practical: time was important, and he needed to know where he was supposed to be and when. Wearing two watches allowed him to double-check the time.
But that raises an obvious question: Why did both watches have to be Rolexes?
It's been months that I keep saying Hitler was far left. Every time, thousands of clowns show up in my replies to give me history lessons.
So I made a video to answer all these low IQ takes at once.
Topic closed. Next.
Unlike @AbdulElSayed, I’m an Arab who is actually from Israel. My family lived through the establishment of the state of Israel and what he calls the “Nakba.” The Holocaust was nothing like the events of the “Nakba” where my grandfather was told to flee by Arab leaders (not Jews) so the Arabs could “defeat the Jews.” He refused, and all the Arab residents who stayed were given citizenship. Those who fled, a large number by choice, were not permitted to return, as often happens in war. That is a catastrophe, a “nakba” of their own making. But there was no choice in the Holocaust, there was no citizenship for those who stayed. You are intentionally comparing a war and a genocide. They are not the same.
Your vile attempt to co-opt the largest massacre of the Jewish people in history, the systematic murder of six million people simply because they were Jews, for your own dystopian pro-terror Muslim Brotherhood agenda is despicable. I see through you Abdul. You may be able to fool Western Americans with your garbage, but we know who you really are.
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Did you see how the President of Iran lied at the United Nations?
He called us, the people who protested with nothing but our bare hands, “terrorists armed by the United States and Israel.” Do you see any weapons in the hands of the people?
Islamic regime just blocked the Instagram of Setayesh Sadeghzadeh, a 13-year-old Iranian folk singer and dotar player with over a million followers.
Her videos were deleted.
Official excuse: “criminal content.”
She sang traditional music.
She also remembered the January martyrs in her songs and posts.
The grown men running the Islamic Republic were so afraid of a 13-year-old girl that they needed a court order to silence her.
When a child’s voice makes the foundations of the regime shake, it tells you everything about how weak they really are.
Let me introduce you to Aida Rostami, another hero from my country, Iran.
She was 36 years old. A general physician.
During January arising in 2026,, while the streets of Iran were filled with injured protesters, Aida chose to do help them. She was a doctor. Her job was to save lives.
Quietly and anonymously, she traveled to homes in western Tehran,l, to provide medical care to protesters who were afraid to go to hospitals because they feared arrest, torture, or worse.
On December 12, 2022, Aida left her home of one of the injured protesters to get medical supplies. She never came back.
The next day, her family was called to a police station and told that Aida had died in a car accident.
But when her family saw her body, they saw something very different.
Her hands were broken. The right side of her face was crushed. Her nose was shattered. Her left eye had been severely injured. There were bruises across her body.
Her family questioned the official story. And then the story changed.
First, they said it was a car accident. Later, authorities claimed she had fallen from a pedestrian bridge.
Her family continued to reject the official accounts.
And later, her brother released an audio recording that shed light on the pressure security forces had placed on the family. They took her life.
Aida was not carrying weapons, she was carrying medical supplies. She was treating wounded people.
I have a question:
How many people outside Iran know the name of Aida Rostami?
How many doctors around the world know the story of a physician who risked everything to treat injured protesters when hospitals were no longer safe?
@_Eric_Coulter@ConceptualJames Then focus on the disappointment part, the political part, we are in the same group but we still prepared ppl to defend the population of this country.
In 2022, I took a lot of shit from people who thought we were allies over opposing progressive insanity by arguing against their conspiratorial nonsense about Ukraine.
Somehow, 4 years later some of those people are starting to wake up to reality. That's fantastic.
I learned a lot from that time. I still remember a TV presenter/influencer calling me up when the war broke out. "I don't know anything about Ukraine," he said. He asked me why it was happening and what's driving it. I spent a good half an hour explaining. He nodded along and said "that makes so much sense".
Then 3 days later, some people on his "team" suddenly decided that the cool kids all think Ukraine = bad.
The guy who had called me immediately began repeating their nonsense on X with the confidence of a career Eastern European military analyst.
A few months later, a British influencer *living in Britain* who knew nothing about the war started tweeting shit like "No more of our dollars for Ukraine, amIrite guys?" with a photo of her in a miniskirt.
My point is, a lot of the things people say have nothing to do with an informed opinion. That's why the bullshit comes in waves. A small number of people start saying something and then a LOT of people realise that's where the addictive combination of money and attention is. So they smash that Ukraine button like a baboon in an experiment where he gets a grape every time.
Then another small group of people start saying the next thing. And the baboons all run over to that button and start smashing it.
It was a big wake-up call for me.
Most of what you watch, read and hear is just people who are good at talking saying shit someone else told them that they think is in their interest to say.
And I'm not even having a go at those people. Honestly, the fact that people are capable of changing their mind eventually is a very good thing.