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[Mannequin Slywalker @thisismytwittef]

History shouldn't be forgotten

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@nick_matau John Graz isn’t a Palestinian he’s just a fat racist white guy who got fired from tyt for going on a tirade about black people on here years ago

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@ConceptualJames Don’t blame drugs when he clearly was dropped on his head numerous times as a child

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@magi_jay I’m pretty sure you couldn’t get a Totenkopf without asking for it. If you did pick it from flash it would be have to be Nazi imagery flash. It’s not coming off a sheet with a bunch of Jolly Rodgers.

[Mannequin Slywalker @thisismytwittef]

@CoreyWriting And your black friend is uncle ruckus

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@Osint613 The biggest problem with Trump is that he’s an idiot. And now thanks to that everyone thinks he’s weak

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@alykatzz It would be much more accurate to say it was approx 23% to 12% with 65% abstaining by your own reporting. But that would highlight how little people care even in politically intense circles

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@DastDn A lot of it is TikTok, at least for Gen Z

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@eatmancereal

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@BriannaWu People would follow the same predictable pattern
Good riddance Jews > the Jewish moon base looks awesome > I’m going to live in the Jewish moon base > I’m going to invite my friends > the moon base has a lot of Jews and they act like they built it > jews get out of our moon base

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@jacobin

[Ncole ✡︎ @ncole_r]

🚨How Muslim leaders and Nazis collaborated during WWII to murder Jews.

Waffen-SS Standartenführer Harun el-Raschid Bey praying with Muslim SS soldiers of the Osttürkische Waffen-Verband der SS in Slovakia, 1944.

The unit was backed by the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem, Amin al-Husseini, one of Hitler’s closest Arab allies.

These Muslim SS units later fought in the Warsaw Uprising and anti-partisan operations in Eastern Europe.

A chapter of history many prefer to ignore.

[Mannequin Slywalker @thisismytwittef]

@magi_jay By capturing the “blame the Jews” vote they’re hoping to build a bipartisan coalition around antisemitism to uplift a brand of nationalism / socialism. I don’t believe anyone has ever tried that before but I could be mistaken

[James Lindsay, anti-Communist @ConceptualJames]

Some of you might have noticed that there have been repeated attempts to create a "two-state solution" in Eretz Israel (or "Palestine" if you want) and that it never works. The primary reason it never works is that the "Palestinian" side of it and its terror groups reject it.

The reason they reject it can be found in the 1988 Hamas Charter explicitly, which declares that they recognize the entire region as having been set aside as Islamic Waqf since the seventh century. This is a doctrine within Islam and Sharia and, as you should expect, the Muslim Brotherhood and its derivatives take it extremely strictly and literally.

The doctrine of waqf is probably 98% of the reason why the Middle East is the way that it is with regard to the (modern) state of Israel, but almost nobody ever actually seems to recognize this.

The doctrine of Waqf is roughly an Islamic land trust, although the "owner" of that land is taken literally to be Allah once it has been declared waqf. Since Allah "owns" it, it is fully "Dar al-Islam" (land of Islam) in a fully irrevocable, permanent, and inalienable way. No one can have any ownership of the land, but certain Muslims in good standing can hold stewardship of it. No one else can. It cannot be sold. It cannot be traded. It doesn't matter if it is conquered by a thousand armies. The land is viewed under Sharia as inalienably Islamic and belonging to Allah.

The doctrine sees land under waqf as having been subdued or purified under Islamic doctrine. The land has been returned to its pristine state, in some sense. It is therefore regarded as an unholy defilement for anyone to make any claim upon the land, no matter how legitimate, old, or under any circumstances. To sell the land as a Muslim steward, especially to a Jew, is to incur a fatwa against you and your family (a capital offense). To occupy the land is the same.

People who believe this in the way the Muslim Brotherhood, Hamas, Hezbollah, Al Qaeda, ISIS, ISIL, etc., believe it, believe these things literally. They believe they have a holy obligation to murder anyone involved in what they see as a desecration of Allah's pristine Dar al-Islam land, and they act upon it. There is no possibility of compromise, partition, sharing, or any other such thing with people who believe this doctrine in this way. None. Ever. Under any circumstances.

Hamas, the Muslim Brotherhood, etc., believe that in the late 7th century when the Muslim Caliph conquered all of Syria-Palaestina ("Palestine") and declared it waqf (specifically in part so Jews could never return), that was final and irrevocable. The case is closed. There can never be so much as a serious discussion of any change.

Therefore, when the Allies, particularly British and French forces, conquered the Ottomans in 1917 and issued the Balfour Declaration, effectively taking control of the land as conquered territory under their management ("British Mandate Palestine" and "French Mandate Syria"), they had absolutely no legal standing to do so under Sharia, from the Islamist perspective. They could conquer people but not Allah or his irrevocable claim on the land.

When the League of Nations ratified the Mandates in the following years, the same. When the United Nations attempted to issue a partition in 1947, the same. When Israel declared independence in 1948, the same. When the Arab armies attacked and lost the next day, this did nothing to strengthen their case for legal occupation of the land. When a million attempted partition and two-state solutions were proposed only to be rejected by the Arab Palestinians every time, this is ultimately why. Almost all the rest is window dressing and taqiyyah. The issue is seeing the land as Islamic Waqf under Sharia, to which the Muslim Islamists have submitted.

The Muslim Brotherhood (thus Hamas, etc.) doctrine on submission is that you fully accept all of this as I have stated it or you are not a real Muslim at all. You are apostate, and your life is in danger, if not forfeit, unless you will change your ways, perhaps under duress. Do you understand? Either you think this way, or the MB and its affiliate terror organizations do not recognize you as a Muslim to begin with, so your opinion is as irrelevant and moot as a Westerner, a Christian, an infidel, or a Jew.

If you are taking the "Palestinian" side in these conflicts or see Israel as intrinsically the aggressor, provocateur, problem, etc., in the region, you are implicitly endorsing the Sharia and the doctrine of waqf that is the overwhelming primary reason for those beliefs. Full stop. You're supporting a view only intelligible under Sharia. Waqf, the idea of Allah owning land in religious trust, is a uniquely Sharia doctrine. It does not exist anywhere else.

Israel obtained nearly all the land in Eretz Israel legally. The Allied Forces (that's us, fam) beat the Central Powers in WWI, including the Ottoman Empire, and took the entire region from them. All international law recognized it, including the League of Nations and later United Nations, and no serious challenge to that legal reality was ever made. Zionists bought land there, often from Ottoman landlords, and slowly moved in. Almost all immigration was legal with the only illegal immigration being during WWII when the British limited legal immigration in order to appease the Mufti. When Britain withdrew in 1947, the United Nations suggested the partition, and only the Arabs rejected it. Under every system of law that might apply except Sharia, the people we recognize as Israelis today moved in legally. It was not "settler occupation" except under Sharia.

We are not under any obligation to recognize Sharia, or, therefore, waqf. We do not need to care what they believe about ownership of that land under their religious-political doctrine, especially since they try to hide the ball behind displacement, Arab nationalism, and some claimed right to self-determination (which they lost in wars that they always started, with the exception of WWI, which the Central Powers including the Ottomans started).

The fig leaf they hide waqf behind here is this claim to self-determining pan-Arab nationalism, but what it actually means to have self-determination is to be able to determine the land is irrevocably theirs under Sharia because of waqf.

If you don't recognize Sharia as legitimately binding international law, then you don't recognize the "Palestinian's" claim on the land of Eretz Israel, including Judea or Samaria (the "West Bank"), or Gaza for that matter (which was held by the Egyptians).

Thank you for your attention to this matter!

[Magdi Jacobs @magi_jay]

There is no evidence of a Gaza effect. Literally every piece of available data indicates "no effect." Insofar as there could have been an effect, it was indirect & not protest-oriented. The demos who stayed home are the same demos who turned right. Jill Stein underperformed 2016.

[Mannequin Slywalker @thisismytwittef]

@ConceptualJames @avavidan Tik slop

[Magdi Jacobs @magi_jay]

"I find the urinating on bodies as a poor choice, but only because of the current state of media affairs. It's amusing that today killing a man isn't worthy of comment, but god forbid you display dominance."
-Graham Platner, 2013

[Awesome Jew @Awesome_Jew_]

A 14 year old Orthodox Jewish girl named Esti has been missing in Toronto since Friday night. This is absolutely terrifying. Praying for her safe return.

[Mannequin Slywalker @thisismytwittef]

@ariel_haivri It made it to Jerusalem but Chabad sent it back cause the stems were curved

I’ll see myself out

[Tammy @tammydiamonds]

Khalil is lying.
The land sale was so significant that even the grand mufti Al_Husainy issued a fatwa to prevent Arabs from selling land to the Jews.

I suggest reading this article by Cambridge University to understand the scale of the land sale to Jews, which was so significant that Arabs had to fight it with religious means.

The article examines the British Mandate period in Palestine between 1929 and 1935, after the 1929 Palestine riots and before the 1936–1939 Arab revolt in Palestine.

It documents how Arab political and religious leaders increasingly used religion to oppose Arab land sales to Jews and Zionist organizations. According to the paper, opposition to land sales evolved from a mainly political issue into a religious one. Arab nationalist and religious leaders began portraying Arabs who sold land to Jews not only as political collaborators, but as religious traitors.

Clerics and activists used fatwas, mosque sermons, newspapers, and pamphlets to condemn and socially isolate sellers. A central focus of the article is the use of takfir — declaring fellow Muslims outside the faith — against Arabs accused of facilitating Zionist land purchases.

The paper also highlights internal tensions within Arab society in Mandatory Palestine: while nationalist leadership publicly condemned land sales, some wealthy Arab landowners continued privately selling land to Jewish institutions, creating major political and social controversy.

The article uses archival newspapers, religious rulings, and Mandate-era records to document how anti-land-sale campaigns became increasingly religiously charged in the years leading up to the Arab Revolt.

https://t.co/BphShdUCnR

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@bonchieredstate @EWErickson Just another TACO Tuesday