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♡25 years old
♡Gay man
♡Tayriana fan
♡Naturalized Honduran American
♡Florida📍
♡Politically homeless
♡Voted 4 Kamala but done with the DNC
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[TayrianaBondFox🇮🇱🇺🇦🏳️‍🌈❤️‍🔥 @WesternShill99]

@hakeemjeffries Congrats on rolling over for the extremists in your own party, @hakeemjeffries. You're no better than the GOP you criticized for accommodating Trump in 2016. History repeats when leaders prioritize power over principle.

[TayrianaBondFox🇮🇱🇺🇦🏳️‍🌈❤️‍🔥 @WesternShill99]

@JacobTelltale @realDonaldTrump Yup

[TayrianaBondFox🇮🇱🇺🇦🏳️‍🌈❤️‍🔥 @WesternShill99]

Fuck you @realDonaldTrump

https://t.co/MSJgBWCTdl

[Philly Proper 🥂 @phillyprosper]

@DannyKPolitics @AyannaPressley @RepJeffries @LauraLoomer @AngieNixon She’s not an alledged Democrat you dumb fuck

[Jimmy Joe Joe Jingle Heimer Shabadu @MalarkeyControl]

@AyannaPressley @RepJeffries Pick better friends

[MN School Bonds Wolf 🇺🇦🌻✡️ @MNSchoolBond]

@AyannaPressley @RepJeffries Yes, yet you side with these bigots against Jews.

Gfy.

[TayrianaBondFox🇮🇱🇺🇦🏳️‍🌈❤️‍🔥 @WesternShill99]

@AyannaPressley @RepJeffries You reap what you sow bitch

[(((Beth Balsam))) @bbalsam]

@AyannaPressley @RepJeffries You thought the antizionist movement just hated Jews but now you’re seeing it’s a broader hate movement. I hope you’ll open your eyes.

[Tidal wave 🇺🇸 @Jaywave48]

@AyannaPressley @RepJeffries Aww … you’re just now starting to understand how these Islamists see black people? How’s that big tent looking now that you invited a group of people 10 times worse than the kkk and similar to Nazis .

[Jacob Ben-David Linker 🇺🇸🕎🇺🇸✡️🇺🇸🕎🇺🇸 @JacobALinker]

She's been saying this for years.

The apology is insincere and bad faith.

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

The Gays for Gaza activist Cameron Capara has been shot dead in a random attack in front a gay bar in Tucson by an Islamist migrant from Gambia.

The gay pro-Palestine activist was killed on August 31st along with a gay friend he had just left the bar with.

[Elon, really. @ElonAnothered]

@amnestyusa You know which country has LGBT human rights?

Israel.

https://t.co/CftOq7iZZa

[Noah Fence ✡️🇮🇱📟🦁 מיכה Phil the Shochet @ZealouslyQuoted]

@amnestyusa Maybe stop platforming and defending people who hate the lgbtq community? Maybe stop defending vile regimes that murder people for being gay? Or just stfu you hypocritical terrorist loving cowards

[Max ✡︎𓂆🇮🇱🇨🇦🏳️‍🌈 ⚣🤍 @lilbuddymax]

Amnesty hosted Dyab Abou Jahjah as a speaker. A member of Hezbollah who referred to gay people “aids spreading f*ggots” and called 9/11 “sweet revenge”

[Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib @afalkhatib]

Imagine [hopefully] reading a piece that calls for Gaza to become the pride and joy of the Palestinian people and a hub of compelling Palestinian national identity by rejuvenating the territory, embracing peace, and rejecting a terror organization that admitted to refusing Gaza development offers worth billions, including an airport and seaport, only to proclaim that the op-ed is "pro-genocide." And how was this brilliant conclusion reached? Because the article I published in The New York Times didn't do the ubiquitous "everything has to be Israel's fault" that seems to be the only line of thinking within the supposed "pro-Palestine" camp.

Speak to Palestinians in Gaza who aren’t Hamas or making content for the “pro-Palestine” community abroad, and you hear the same thing again and again. They describe, plainly and without theatrics, how Hamas halted Gaza’s development and crippled the broader Palestinian national project since its founding in 1987. They do not need to mention Israel in every sentence to sound authentic to outsiders, including other Palestinians or non-Palestinians alike. They simply recount their lived reality. For Gazans, Hamas is the central problem. There were no Israeli soldiers inside Gaza before October 7. The blockade that everyone loves to speak about was imposed after Hamas’s cross‑border abduction of an Israeli soldier in June 2006 and tightened after the group’s violent takeover of the territory on June 14, 2007. From that point forward, Hamas massively built tunnels, fired rockets, smuggled weapons, waged repeated rounds of conflict, and declared its intent to “destroy” Israel, while turning Gaza into a fortress of armed “resistance” that got Gaza destroyed, tens of thousands killed, millions displaced, and wasted billions of dollars. Hamas imposed punishing taxes on Gazans to fund its terror; stole diesel from Gaza’s only power plant and caused chronic power outages; suppressed women’s freedoms; blocked travel for anyone it disliked; and routinely killed, tortured, jailed, beat, and humiliated countless Gazans.

Research the political and cultural divides between Gaza and the West Bank, and you quickly see how many Gazans resent West Bankers for cheering Hamas and October 7. These dynamics are complex, real, and central to understanding Palestinian politics, yet they are brushed aside or overlooked to satisfy low‑information audiences who consume the toxic narratives produced by the "pro-Palestine" industrial complex. Some people are simply uninformed. Some are unsophisticated. And then there are those who know exactly what they are doing and deliberately twist, manipulate, and distort reality to manufacture ignorance and maintain obedience and Orwellian-grade compliance among the crowds.

[Adam Sellers @YisraelChaiAdam]

This is peak Twitter. Unbeatable content.

[Ze'ev Mishpacha bat Bonds Wolf 🇺🇲 🇮🇱 📟 🎗🤟 @ZeevMishpacha]

@landpalestine Why don't you talk to Jews that call him antisemitic. And why, for the love of anything you hold holy, did you use an old pic of Mark Rapelo?

[Ze'ev Mishpacha bat Bonds Wolf 🇺🇲 🇮🇱 📟 🎗🤟 @ZeevMishpacha]

He wasn't raised Jewish and he was raised in a weird ass sex cult with his Jesus worshipping mommy. Which explains so much about him.

[blue dog geosh @bluedoggeosh]

Reject should be higher

[Alex גדעון בן װעלװל @JewishWonk]

Only a fraction of the cost of rising antisemitism in America.

[jeffry house @jeffryhouse]

@EvanDyerCBC The number of people killed in the pogrom of October 7th does not limit the legal response, which is directed at insuring no repetitions. Ask yourself: after 2000 people died at Pearl Harbour, how many Japanese did the U.S. military kill in order to remove its fascist regime?