Mágister y Consultor en Finanzas, Estructurador de Proyectos, Analista de Inversiones. Ingenieros Militares de Colombia🇨🇴,
Amigo de Israel🇮🇱 Am Israel Jai
In Buddhism we understand that every action comes with a consequence. Due to my decision to stand up for my Jewish friends I am losing a few people from my life. Today I parted company with Tony Pontius who has run my record label BGP for a number of years. I wanted to release 'We Will Dance Again' but he was unequivocal and said 'I want nothing to do with this song' and I responded 'ok, we are done'.
When someone is gutless it really does not hurt to say goodbye. My faith in humanity will not diminish and the truth will always win.
I will release it!
Me encanta como estos izquierdopatas hoy reconocen que Iván Cepeda no servía para presidente.... que NO sirve para ser líder... pero esa Epifanía al segundo se desbarata cuando dicen que la oposición la lidere la Corcho que destruyó la salud o Quintero que se robó Medellín.. 🤦🏻♂️
On This Day — July 15, 1967
Israel had just survived an existential war — and Defense Minister Moshe Dayan was “waiting for a telephone call.”
Dayan and Foreign Minister Abba Eban made it clear Israel was ready to be “unbelievably generous” for peace.
The phone never rang.
Instead, on July 15, Arab leaders met and agreed on “the necessary effective steps to eliminate the consequences of imperialist Israeli aggression.”
Translation: no recognition, no negotiation, no peace. Just rearmament and another attempt to destroy the world’s only Jewish state.
Egypt’s Nasser declared he was preparing his forces for the next battle. The Soviet Union rushed in over 200 MiG fighter jets in weeks. The infamous “Three No’s” of Khartoum (no peace, no recognition, no negotiation) were already taking shape.
While Israel hoped for peace, the Arab world prepared for the next war.
And something else shifted in the West.
The image of the Jew as gentle, meek, even saintly — the Holocaust survivor, the intellectual, the victim — began to change. In its place emerged the “tough Jew”: the Israeli fighter, the Mossad operative, the muscular Zionist who would no longer go quietly.
Some celebrated it. Others quietly recoiled.
The irony was brutal. After centuries of being accused of weakness, Jews who finally defended themselves were now accused of being too strong.
The popular narrative loves to paint Israel as the eternal aggressor. But in the summer of 1967, the real story was this: Israel won a defensive war against overwhelming odds, offered to trade land for peace, and received rejection, rearmament, and renewed vows of destruction.
Some defeats are never accepted. Some victories are never forgiven.
¡La Patria Milagro recuperará cada centímetro de su territorio!
He recibido una solicitud de los delincuentes Digno José Palomino y Aldair Montenegro, cabecillas de Los Pepes, organización criminal que ha sembrado el terror en Barranquilla y el Atlántico.
Han entendido el ultimátum y han manifestado su intención de someterse a la justicia.
Sin estos delincuentes en las calles, Barranquilla y el Atlántico podrán comenzar a recuperar la tranquilidad que durante tanto tiempo les fue arrebatada.
Firme por la Patria. 🇨🇴🐅
(A.D.L.E) 🇨🇴🐅
🔴José Manuel Albares es el brazo ejecutor del gobierno más antisemita que ha padecido España en toda su historia democrática. Es, sin duda, el gobierno más antisemita de toda Europa y el que con mayor saña ha trabajado para inocular el antisemitismo más radical y virulento en la sociedad española, una sociedad que históricamente no es antisemita.
Cualquiera que mantenga la más mínima interacción, connivencia, blanqueamiento o cooperación con @jmalbares y con este gobierno se está manchando de forma indeleble y se convierte en cómplice directo de la deriva antisemita que esta chusma está imponiendo a nuestro país.
Quien dialogue, quien negocie, quien le dé cobertura o quien simplemente guarde silencio ante esta lacra, está eligiendo estar del lado de los enemigos de Israel y del lado de los que odian a los judíos.
This day (July 1) in 1946, a 9-year-old Polish boy left home without telling his parents — and within days his fabricated story helped spark one of the most savage post-Holocaust pogroms in Europe.
In Kielce, rumors spread that Jews were holding Polish children in a cellar. Police and soldiers disarmed the Jews in the building on Planty Street, then stood by — or joined — as a mob beat, stabbed, and shot them in the streets.
At least 42 Jews were murdered in broad daylight, including women, children, camp survivors, and the local Jewish committee chairman, shot while pleading for help. Wounded victims were robbed even on the way to the hospital.
This was long-standing antisemitism mixed with the widespread belief that “the Jews are finally gone” and their homes and property now belonged to others. Poland had become the world’s largest Jewish graveyard. Similar attacks happened elsewhere.
Across Europe, Holocaust survivors returned only to find themselves homeless and unwanted. Many faced renewed violence or rejection. Hundreds of thousands ended up trapped in miserable Displaced Persons camps, with nowhere to go.
The one place that still wanted them was Mandatory Palestine — yet the British continued blocking Jewish immigration, even for survivors, despite massive international pressure.
One small lie on July 1 helped expose much larger truths: for Europe’s Jews, the nightmare did not end in 1945; and only Jewish sovereignty ensures “never again” is not just a slogan, but a promise.