Matt Walsh just incinerated the "Israel First" crowd, exposing the anti-Israel obsessed haters running foreign psyops. These accounts pose as Americans to infiltrate the Right, weaponizing the conflict to sow division and wreck the conservative movement.
Socialist mayors don’t have to openly seize property, they just change the rules. It starts with redefining what counts as “unsafe” or “not up to code,” expanding the city’s authority to step in.
Then they double or triple fines until it’s no longer financially sustainable for landlords to keep their buildings. Once owners fall behind, the city steps in “for the good of the tenants” and takes control, transferring the property to a housing trust or public agency.
On paper, it’s about safety and maintenance. In reality, it’s a slow motion property grab that moves housing out of private hands without ever passing a single law that says they’re seizing it. (Seizing the means of production).
It’s socialism through regulation, and most people don’t realize it’s happening until it’s too late.
There are no government offices in these neighbourhoods.
There’s no embassies or consulates. There’s only private residential homes for many of #Toronto’s Jewish community.
This is not peaceful assembly—it’s anti-Jew motivated intimidation & harassment.
VIOLENCE & DEATH: This was always where Leftists’ anti-Semitic and anti-American rage was going to lead.
From the Summer of 2020 to the assassination attempts against Trump, to the murder of a young Israeli couple in DC…all predictable and preventable.
The conduction system isn’t immune to ischemia.
The SA node, AV node, His bundle all depend on precise arterial supply.
A proximal RCA or LCx lesion can mean bradycardia, heart block, or asystole.
One blockage can silence the rhythm.
(Source: Levine, Clinical Cardiovascular Physiology, 1976)
Was looking through my photos from my tours in Afghanistan today and ran across this picture of this amazing Afghan girl I operated on for scrapnel injuries. I wonder where she is today. I hope she is ok. I worry so much about all my patients.
@VPrasadMDMPH respectfully disagree. The device is critical in the evolution of treatment of Cardiogenic shock.
True randomised trials are very lacking in this space, and with those that exist there is limited broadened applicability.
"It has been more than two hundred and nineteen thousand, one hundred and fifty minutes since I last spoke with my daughter Agam.
Yes, I’m counting the minutes. Not the hours, not the days, not the weeks or months. Minute-by-minute, my mind and body are in constant, excruciating pain as I wait for Agam, who was brutally kidnapped by Hamas terrorists on Oct. 7, to come back home."
Read this heartbreaking piece by Meirav Berger, mother of 19 year old Agam who has been held hostage by Hamas for 159 days.
#bringthemhomenow
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A letter from Ron Hassner to students at UC Berkeley.
"Dear students,
I have hatched a strange plan. I am launching a sit-in protest against antisemitism and for student safety in my office, starting today, Thursday, March 7, at 6PM. If my students feel that they cannot walk safely across campus without being bullied, then I will not cross campus either. I will be conducting all my classes via zoom from now on. I have invited my colleagues to do likewise.
I will stay in my office until we take necessary steps to prevent violence between students. I will teach, eat, and sleep in my office. My office will be open at all hours of the day and night, on weekdays and weekends, to all students who do not feel safe, or who have been subjected to antisemitic abuse, or who wish to chat. I will also leave a light on in my office window at all times, so that all students walking by on Bancroft Ave. can see that at least one faculty member is sleeping as badly at night as they are.
In contrast to recent protests, my protest is non-confrontational, non-violent, and legal. It will be easy to ignore, especially in the first few weeks before visitors and media find me and my office in a rather disheveled state. After that, it will become an increasingly embarrassing public display of the university’s inability to make difficult and important decisions.
I am pessimistic that this will sway the administration, certainly in the short term. I am willing to wait it out for as long as I can. But the main reason I am doing this is not to exert indirect pressure on campus leaders. Rather, it is to signal to you students that we, the faculty, care. I am backed in my protest by many colleagues who share my commitment to making you all feel safe and cared-for on our campus, first and foremost among them Ethan Katz.
And I mean what I write in the letter to Carol Christ and Ben Hermalin: I hope that students will see the light in my window on the 7th floor of the Social Science Building, and will come to say hello. I am launching 24-hour a day office hours, weekends included, for as long as it takes. I would love to hear your stories and share a cup of coffee or tea with you.
Best,
Professor Ron Hassner of UC Berkeley"