“Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil.” Ephesians 6:11-13
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Oct 27 • 7 tweets • 4 min read
🧵🧵In August, a story broke that should have been everywhere. It wasn’t.
It barely made a sound.
The Washington Free Beacon reported that some of America’s biggest companies, including Amazon, Pfizer, and Walmart, were quietly funding a nonprofit that flies state attorneys general around the world for so-called “rule of law” trips. One of those destinations was Qatar. Yes, that Qatar, the one constantly criticized for human rights abuses and shady lobbying in Washington.
If you missed it, you are not alone. Almost nobody covered it. Which is unbelievable, because this is one of the most serious examples of quiet corruption we have seen in years.
What Is Actually Happening
There is a group called the Attorney General Alliance, or AGA. On paper, it is a bipartisan nonprofit that helps state attorneys general share ideas and work with international partners. In reality, it looks more like a private club for people in power and the corporations that want to stay close to them.
Here is how it works. Big companies donate large sums of money to AGA. The group uses that money to host conferences and international trips for attorneys general and their staff. One recent trip took them to Doha, Qatar, where they stayed in luxury hotels, met with Qatari officials, and discussed issues like human trafficking and global justice.
It all sounds professional and educational until you realize that many of these same companies are under investigation by those very same AGs for things like antitrust violations, data privacy issues, and drug pricing scandals.
It is not technically illegal. But it looks a lot like influence.
Oct 26 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
Everyone thinks Trump’s new aggression toward Venezuela is about drugs, migration, or Maduro.
It’s not.
It’s about China — and who controls the Western Hemisphere. 🧵👇
Over the last two decades, China has poured more than $130 billion into Latin America, mostly into energy-rich nations like Venezuela, Brazil, and Ecuador.
Those weren’t loans in the traditional sense.
They were strategic footholds collateralized by oil, copper, lithium, and political loyalty.
Each “loan” was really an exchange: resources for influence.
Debt became diplomacy.
Interest became control.
Oct 23 • 6 tweets • 4 min read
🧵🧵Thread: The Danger of the Sarsour-Wahhaj-Mamdani Machine
1. Imam Siraj Wahhaj’s History and Extremist Connections
Imam Siraj Wahhaj was named an unindicted co-conspirator in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing after serving as a character witness for Omar Abdel-Rahman (the “Blind Sheikh”), mastermind of the attack and leader of the Egyptian terrorist group Gama’a al-Islamiyya.
Wahhaj did not face charges, but federal prosecutors and retired FBI agents cite his history of defending terror plotters, fundraising for convicted jihadists, and hosting “radical preachers and gun-training circles” at his Brooklyn mosque, Masjid At-Taqwa.
Wahhaj’s platform has included explicit calls for an Islamic state in America, refusal to condemn violence by Islamist regimes, and statements highlighted by critics and some reformist Muslim leaders as fundamentally incompatible with pluralist democracy.
2. Linda Sarsour’s Strategic Elevation of Wahhaj
Linda Sarsour has openly called Wahhaj her “mentor” and brought him onto organizing stages at high-profile conferences, including her own Women’s March-related events and major Muslim-American activist rallies.
This partnership is strategic: Sarsour uses Wahhaj’s respected name within some Muslim communities to mobilize and build coalition power, especially in districts with large immigrant or Muslim populations.
Wahhaj’s endorsement and participation open doors for candidates and activist campaigns, often boosting turnout and fundraising.
Through vehicles like the Muslim Democratic Club of NY (MDCNY), the Working Families Party, and MPower Change, Sarsour channels his network’s resources, endorsements, and organizational know-how to support preferred candidates including Zohran Mamdani and allies aligned on issues of policing, Palestine, and multicultural equity.
These efforts have tangible results. MDCNY, for example, explicitly works to increase Muslim-American voter turnout and shape candidate pipelines, with Wahhaj and Sarsour regularly referenced together in its promotional materials and at events.
MPower Change, Sarsour’s digital advocacy group, frequently invites Wahhaj to its webinars, using his influence to activate fundraising and lobbying initiatives.
The Working Families Party, New York’s most prominent left-wing independent power broker, has formed alliances with MDCNY and MPower Change to endorse candidates jointly, effectively mainstreaming Wahhaj’s ideological agenda within Democratic local primaries.
Within these circles, Wahhaj’s history, controversial to many outside observers, does not act as a barrier but as a badge of honor, allowing his ideas about social justice, Islamic law, and advocacy against “imperialist” U.S. policy to circulate among ambitious activists and policy staffers.
Sarsour’s approach, which frames Wahhaj’s legacy as “social justice leadership,” ensures that his platform and connections penetrate multiple verticals of New York’s Democratic political climate and influence candidate selection, messaging, and organizational partnerships well beyond the Muslim community.
🧵🧵The “Rothschild-funded Scofield Bible” myth falls apart with one fact (in addition to the fact that there is not one iota of actual historical evidence the Rothschilds helped write or print that Bible).
Jesuit Francisco Ribera wrote his futurist theory of a future Antichrist in 1590, over 150 years before the first Rothschild was born. C. I. Scofield revived Ribera’s idea in 1909.
It was not Zionists who changed prophecy. It was a Catholic Jesuit, and conspiracy fans are just repeating his 16th century defense of the papacy.
As always, I bring actual receipts below. And yes I know the paid propagandists will never engage in a debate on the facts because they are impossible to refute. They will just say I am paid by Israel. And I will laugh.
Francisco Ribera invented futurism in 1590
•Primary source: Francisco Ribera, In Sacrum Beati Ioannis Apostoli, & Evangelistiae Apocalypsin Commentarij (1590).
This was his Latin commentary on Revelation. He proposed that:
•The Antichrist would be a single man who rules the world for 3½ literal years.
•The events of Revelation 4–22 were still future.
Oct 15 • 6 tweets • 5 min read
🧵 USS Liberty
Feel free to fact check this. Never take my word on anything. I never take anyone’s word, I fact check everything. But since this seems to be the top talking point for the IDS infected patients, let’s actually examine it.
The basic facts of the USS Liberty tragedy are not in dispute and have been examined by every relevant body on both sides. On June 8, 1967, during the Six-Day War, Israeli aircraft and torpedo boats attacked the U.S. Navy signals-intelligence ship USS Liberty in international waters, killing 34 Americans and wounding 171. Israel apologized and paid compensation. Multiple U.S. and Israeli reviews acknowledged severe failures but did not produce proof of a deliberate attack ordered with knowledge the ship was American.
What remains contested is INTENT. Below are the main claims about motive, followed by why each collapses on the evidence and on basic strategic logic. 👇
Claim 1: Israel attacked to stop U.S. intelligence collection that could expose Israeli operations
The theory. The Liberty was a SIGINT ship. Some argue Israel wanted to prevent U.S. intercepts about its battlefield plans, so it intentionally destroyed the ship and witnesses.
Why it fails.
First, there is no “smoking gun” order or verified intercept showing Israeli leaders knew they were striking a U.S. vessel. Declassified NSA and CIA records, along with the U.S. Navy’s inquiry, have never produced such proof. They document confusion, misidentification, communication failures, and grievous errors, not confirmed intent.
Second, the cost would have been catastrophic for Israel’s interests. Deliberately killing Americans would risk destroying the alliance with the United States, Israel’s most critical partner. The behavior after the incident, formal apologies, reparations, and acceptance of U.S. inquiries, is consistent with a tragic mistake, not a planned murder of an ally’s sailors.
Even if Israel had been trying to hide something, destroying a U.S. Navy ship full of American personnel would have been the least effective and most self-defeating way to do it. Killing thirty-four Americans would guarantee the very scrutiny, outrage, and international condemnation they would supposedly be trying to avoid. The idea collapses under its own logic: if the goal was secrecy, a public scandal was the worst possible outcome.
Israel’s subsequent behavior reinforces that point. It immediately admitted responsibility, issued formal apologies, cooperated with U.S. investigations, and paid compensation to the families of the dead and the U.S. government for the loss of the ship. Those are not the actions of a state that planned an intentional strike and then sought to bury it they are the actions of a government scrambling to repair an alliance after a catastrophic mistake.
Oct 9 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
🧵THREAD: How $2.4 Billion in Dark Money, Foreign Training in Cuba, and NGO Fronts Are Fueling a Domestic Insurgency in America
Cuba trains. China props. Arabella funds. NGOs deploy.
America burns.
👇
AT THE TOP: Cuba’s Revolutionary Export Machine
• ICAP (Institute for Friendship with the Peoples)
• Venceremos Brigade
• May Day Brigade
• Cuba’s Communist Party (PCC)
These train foreign radicals under the guise of “solidarity.”
U.S. activists attend.
They’re trained in tactics, not tourism.
Oct 7 • 7 tweets • 4 min read
Origins: Soviet Antisemitism Disguised as “Anti-Zionism”
The anti-Zionist propaganda campaign was a Cold War information operation engineered by the KGB and Soviet ideological departments beginning in the late 1940s, intensifying in the 1950s–1980s.
Key motives:
•Political: To undermine Western influence in the Middle East by painting Israel (a Western-aligned state) as a colonial, racist project.
•Ideological: To reframe antisemitism as a moral stance against “Zionism,” which they redefined as imperialism.
•Strategic: To win over Arab nationalist movements (especially Egypt, Syria, the PLO) and gain access to regional allies and resources.
After 1967’s Six-Day War, when Israel’s stunning victory embarrassed Moscow’s Arab clients, the KGB and Soviet bloc intelligence began a sustained campaign to delegitimize Israel on the global stage.
Construction: How the KGB Designed the Narrative
The KGB’s Department for Disinformation (Service A of the First Chief Directorate) crafted a narrative architecture that deliberately blurred Zionism, racism, and imperialism — making “Zionist” synonymous with “Western evil.”
Core propaganda lines they developed:
1.“Zionism = Racism” – culminating in UN Resolution 3379 (1975), which declared Zionism a form of racism. Soviet diplomats and intelligence officers lobbied heavily for this resolution through coordinated disinformation.
2.“Israel = Apartheid South Africa” – a linkage designed to turn the anti-colonial Third World against Israel.
3.“Jews control U.S. finance and foreign policy” – a revival of czarist antisemitic tropes from The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, repackaged in Marxist anti-capitalist language.
4.“The Holocaust was exaggerated to justify imperialism” – pushed through fringe Western leftist publications and the Arab press to delegitimize Jewish suffering.
This messaging was tailored differently depending on the target audience:
•In Arab states, it was religious and nationalist: portraying Israel as a Western Crusader state.
•In Western leftist movements, it was ideological: portraying Israel as a capitalist, colonial oppressor.
•In the Global South, it was moral: framing anti-Zionism as part of the broader anti-racist, anti-colonial struggle.
Oct 5 • 11 tweets • 6 min read
🧵🧵Debunking “Blackmail, Bribes, and Fear”: How Tucker Carlson and Jeffrey Sachs Repackage Old Soviet Propaganda for the Multipolar Age
The Setup: Manufactured Outrage and Selective Facts
In his episode “Blackmail, Bribes, and Fear: Netanyahu Claims He Controls Donald Trump and America,” Tucker Carlson presents an explosive thesis: that Israel, a “tiny” and “insignificant” country, controls U.S. politics through manipulation, humiliation, and bribes.
The rhetoric is cinematic, filled with insinuations of betrayal and blackmail, but when examined against verifiable data, it collapses under the weight of exaggeration, omission, and emotional engineering.
Carlson’s framing is simple: Israel is not an ally but a master, and America is its puppet. It is the perfect formula for populist resentment, mixing partial truths with loaded emotion, but the structure of the narrative follows a far older and more cynical tradition.
Step 1: Framing and Emotional Manipulation
From the outset, Carlson uses loaded adjectives such as “tiny,” “insignificant,” and “humiliating” to create an emotional distance between Americans and Israel. This is not analysis. It is psychological priming. It suggests that the very idea of supporting Israel is irrational because it violates a basic sense of national pride.
This is the first rule of propaganda: reframe alliances as servitude. In the 1970s, the Soviet Union perfected this tactic, painting Eastern European allies as “prostitutes of Washington” and “puppets of Zionist imperialism.” Tucker’s episode mirrors that approach, only inverted. Now the U.S. is cast as Israel’s colony.
By calling the relationship “humiliating,” the episode invites an instinctive reaction: shame. But shame is not proof, and emotional resonance is not evidence.
Oct 5 • 11 tweets • 5 min read
🧵🧵The Propaganda Century: How the Woke Left and Woke Right Recycled a 1920s Invention
In the 1920s, propaganda became an industry. In the 2020s, it became everyone’s side hustle.
I. The Birth of the Manipulated Mind
Propaganda did not start with Hitler or Stalin. It started with advertising executives in Manhattan boardrooms.
After World War I, Western governments discovered that mass persuasion could move entire populations. Posters, slogans, and patriotic newsreels had convinced millions to fight, ration, and sacrifice. When peace returned, those same tools migrated into civilian life.
The man who codified it was Edward Bernays, the nephew of Sigmund Freud and the father of modern public relations. His central idea was breathtakingly cynical: democracy could survive only if an “invisible government of men” managed the masses. Voters were too emotional to be trusted with reality, he said; they had to be guided through symbols, stories, and desire.
Bernays built an empire on that principle. He sold soap by organizing child-friendly sculpture contests. He made women smoking in public a feminist milestone. He even persuaded Americans that breakfast should include bacon and eggs by getting doctors to sign a pre-written “study.”
He did not just sell products; he sold the illusion of choice.
By the end of the 1920s, the formula was clear: repetition plus emotion plus moral simplicity equals mass obedience. The century of persuasion had begun.
II. The 1920s Playbook
Propaganda of that era operated through a set of recognizable levers:
1.Repetition and saturation – Say it often enough and it becomes true.
2.Simplification and scapegoating – Reduce complexity to “us vs. them.”
3.Emotional contagion – Anger, pride, and shame override logic.
4.Authority laundering – Wrap the message in expert validation.
5.Spectacle and symbolism – Make politics feel like belonging.
6.Manufactured events – Create “news” instead of reporting it.
Fascists and communists adopted these methods. So did advertisers and democracies. The propaganda of the 1920s did not just shape regimes; it created the psychological infrastructure for consumer capitalism and modern media alike.
Oct 4 • 7 tweets • 4 min read
🧵Information Warfare and How to Spot It:
(I am not suicidal. Is that how this emotional terrorism works, where is MTG when you need her 🤣)
I am going use a 30 second opening monologue from Tuckers show with Sachs and show you how he is using psychological warfare that combines KGB tactics as well as tactics you would see in our own military today to prime his audience. If I was good at AI or way smarter and faster I would do a whole episode so people can really be shocked but I suck. Sorry guys.
1. Create an information vacuum
“There’s a lot going on in the world … but if you’re on social media … you know there’s only one story going on, and it’s Israel.
He begins by asserting that everyone online is obsessed with Israel. That primes you to see your own feed as proof and to think the conversation is monolithic and inevitable. In reality, social media is fragmented and algorithmically driven. But by declaring a “single story,” he simplifies a complex landscape into one emotionally loaded topic.
Why it’s manipulative: It conditions the audience to treat his framing as reality. It also subtly suggests censorship or agenda (“only one story allowed”), which creates suspicion and heightens emotions.
2. The Strawman “Two Camps” Frame:
“Probably the more aggressive side are the deranged Taliban-level ethnonarcissists … Then on the other side, a group every bit as obsessed with Jews …”
He sets up two extremes a pro-Israel “deranged Taliban-level ethnonarcissists” and anti-Israel “people who hate Jews.”
This is a false binary. Most people do not occupy either extreme. But the binary allows him to:
•Discredit support for Israel by associating it with “deranged Taliban” zealotry.
•Discredit criticism of Israel by associating it with “blood hatred” of Jews.
•Position himself as the lone reasonable voice between two irrational mobs.
This is a rhetorical technique called triangulation. By caricaturing both sides, he presents himself as the only sane actor the “truth teller” in a world of fanatics.
Oct 4 • 5 tweets • 3 min read
When people look back on the Obama years, they often focus on policy. What gets less attention is method. Barack Obama did not simply move the Democratic Party leftward by persuasion or force. He and his team, led in part by Ben Rhodes, built a permissive structure or a system of experts, curated voices, and echo chambers that made it appear as if the most radical positions were the consensus view.
Most Democratic voters at the time did not actually agree with the left’s most radical positions. But because the administration’s chosen surrogates, think-tank fellows, and media allies dominated the conversation, dissenting Democrats were either drowned out or shamed into silence. The result was a slow internal takeover: the edge became the center, and the center was redefined out from under its own base.
That is the lesson I cannot shake and it’s why I am deeply concerned about what is happening now on the right.
Today, the Republican Party is experiencing its own version of the same phenomenon. A small but sophisticated group of media figures, strategists, and online influencers have read the tea leaves. They know the party base is not where they want it to be, and instead of convincing voters directly, they are building their own permissive structures to create the illusion of consensus.
At the front of that project is Tucker Carlson.
Carlson’s real power is not that he commands an audience. It’s that he curates which stories matter, which guests are elevated as “serious thinkers,” and which dissenters are branded as traitors, grifters, or irrelevant. He and his allies are constructing an informal but powerful “expert class” of Substack writers, podcast guests, and social-media influencers who reinforce each other’s takes, giving the impression that their vision for the party is inevitable.
Oct 1 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
🧵🚨The single biggest force behind the lawsuits against the Trump administration come from Norm Eisen and his web of dark money NGOs.
Based on their 990s, an investigation is warranted into how these have been set up to violate the the letter the spirit of the law. Receipts below 👇
Democracy Forward and the Eisens Network: The Dark-Money Engine
Democracy Forward Foundation and its allies in Norm Eisens’s orbit (States United, State Democracy Defenders, Democracy Defenders Fund, and CREW) all share the same hallmark: they live entirely on contributions routed through donor-advised funds (DAFs) and wealthy foundations.
•Democracy Forward pulled in $17.7M in 2024, almost all from DAFs.
•States United posted $17.5M in 2023, again 99% contributions.
•Defenders Action, the (c)(4), raised $3.9M in its first visible year.
•Defenders Fund, a new (c)(3), is a shell with $0 activity but a board in place.
There is no program-service revenue. No membership dues. No transparency. This is money funneled in behind a veil, then deployed for litigation and advocacy.
Sep 29 • 11 tweets • 3 min read
🧵The Point of PSYOP
In military doctrine, psychological operations are not about “mind control.” They’re about shaping perceptions so that your opponent, neutral parties, or even your own side choose the behavior you want without being forced by direct violence.
Goals can include:
•Breaking enemy morale so they surrender or retreat.
•Convincing neutral populations to cooperate.
•Protecting your own force’s narrative so you maintain legitimacy.
•Steering the overall “information environment” so your side’s actions appear justified and inevitable.
In short: PSYOP turns the battlefield of ideas, identity, and emotion into a weapon system.
“Woke Right” PSYOP-style Tactics
Movements that see themselves as insurgent, especially those rejecting mainstream institutions, can’t easily win through traditional power. They have to win by narrative control. For the integralist “woke right,” this means:
•Delegitimizing liberal democracy so people stop trusting it.
•Creating an alternative moral order that feels more authentic and righteous than pluralism.
•Recruiting and radicalizing disillusioned people by giving them an identity (“true Christians,” “anti-globalists”) and an enemy (“Zionists,” “liberal elites”).
•Making authoritarian or theocratic rule feel inevitable rather than fringe.
This is exactly how PSYOP functions in a military context: undermine trust in the old system, build trust in the alternative, and make the “inevitable” outcome look like the smart choice.
Sep 29 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
🧵Ammar Campa-Najjar is running for Congress in CA-48.
He brands himself as a Navy officer and moderate Democrat, and he was just endorsed by Barak Obama.
Here is what no one is telling you though:
His grandfather was Muhammad Youssef al-Najjar, better known as Abu Youssef and he wasn’t just a senior figure in Fatah.
He was one of the founding architects of modern Palestinian terrorism. His legacy isn’t just in history books it’s alive today through his family and their influence.
Sep 28 • 6 tweets • 3 min read
🧵🧵Ican’t belive I have to make this thread but I do because people are click baiting grifters so I had to spend two hours researching idiotic lies so I can debunk them.
I had so many people asking me questions about this that I went down this dark hole of clickbait.
The moment Erika Kirk stepped into the spotlight as the widow of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, the internet swarmed. Overnight, rumor mills cranked out sensational headlines: she was banned from Romania, her nonprofit trafficked children, she hid a secret marriage. None of it stood up to scrutinybut in an economy where clicks equal cash, truth is the first casualty.
The Lie: “Banned from Romania for Trafficking”
The Truth: Independent fact-checkers including PolitiFact and Lead Stories who hate conservatives scoured Romanian government records, Nexis databases, and media archives. They found zero evidence that Erika was ever banned from Romania or investigated for trafficking. The only documented mentions of her work in Romanian outlets were positive stories about donations to orphanages.
So where did the “ban” narrative come from? Thin air. It’s a textbook case of inventing scandal for virality.
Not one of the people pushing this can find one article, court filing or witness account of any of these allegations.
NOT ONE.
Sep 20 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
🧵I don’t know about everybody else, but the number one thing that I absolutely loathe about the Democratic Party is that they cannot keep their hypocrisy under control if their life depended on it.
Here is a thread of almost every prominent Democrat telling you that the first amendment doesn’t mean anything when they were in power.
Now I don’t hear one republican saying that the first amendment doesn’t mean anything.
All we have seen are private companies who have decided that continuing to employ demons who gleefully celebrate the assassination of a young father and husband is a bad look for their company.
1.Barack Obama — Apr 21, 2022
“Regulation has to be part of the answer” to online disinformation; rethink Section 230.
2.Joe Biden — Apr 8, 2021
“No amendment…is absolute. You can’t yell ‘fire’ in a crowded theater…” (context: guns, limits to rights). A lie by the way that court case was overturned.
3.Joe Biden — May 26, 2022
“The Second Amendment…was never absolute.”
4.Jen Psaki (WH) — Jul 15, 2021
White House said it was “flagging problematic posts”; urged platforms to curb COVID mis/disinfo.
5.Surgeon General Vivek Murthy — Jul 14–15, 2021
“Limiting the spread of health misinformation is a moral and civic imperative,” and urged platforms to act.
6.Amy Klobuchar — Jul 22, 2021
Introduced Health Misinformation Act to narrow liability protections when platforms promote health misinformation during emergencies.
7.Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — Jan 2021
“We’ve got to rein in our media environment so you can’t just spew disinformation.”
Sep 4 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
The judge who Amir Ali, who became a citizen in 2019 and appointed by Biden is one of the most radical judges on the bench. Biden appointed him so he could be the first Arab American to be a district court judge.
Today this judge said Trump must pay out 4 billion in foreign aide.
He was handpicked and promoted heavily by American Justice Alliance.
🧵Let’s take a little look at this dark money group that put over 40 judges on the bench.
1/ Introducing the Alliance for Justice (AFJ)
Founded in 1979, AFJ is a progressive legal advocacy group based in Washington, D.C. It unites over 140 civil rights, environmental, and social justice organizations, aiming to influence judicial nominations and bolster democratic values.
2/ How AFJ Is Funded
AFJ receives support from major liberal philanthropies, including:
•Ford Foundation – ~$3.36 million
•Atlantic Foundation – ~$2.45 million
•Open Society Foundations (Soros) – ~$1.6 million
Additionally, they’ve received general operating grants from the MacArthur Foundation totaling around $2.77 million over 40 years, where he was the Director.
Plus, recent grant awards included $1M from Ford, $750K from California Wellness, and $500K from JPB Foundation.
Sep 4 • 8 tweets • 4 min read
🧵🧵Let’s expose the Working Families Party that is propping up Mumdani in New York and how they are anything but a grass roots organization for working families.
They are anything but grassroots for the people.
Working Families Party, ACORN, Obama, and the Dark‑Money “Grassroots” Narrative
1. ACORN’s Major Scandals & Controversies
•Embezzlement (1999–2000): ACORN’s co-founder Wade Rathke concealed embezzlement by his brother Dale—nearly $950,000—from the organization. The theft wasn’t disclosed to board members or law enforcement and was quietly resolved via restitution. (Wade and Dale Rathke later stepped down.)
•Voter Registration Fraud (2007–2009): Multiple chapters of ACORN were embroiled in voter registration fraud—such as fake submissions—and legal charges ensued. In Washington State, ACORN paid $25,000 and acknowledged criminal liability if fraud was proven. In Pittsburgh, six employees pled guilty to forgery and other violations.
•Undercover Videos (2009): Conservative activists James O’Keefe and Hannah Giles secretly filmed ACORN staff appearing to give advice on criminal ventures (e.g., tax evasion, human smuggling). Though videos circulated widely, many employees had been misled or were joking, and independent investigations concluded that the tapes were heavily edited and did not show criminal wrongdoing. Still, political backlash was swift—federal contracts ended, funding evaporated, and ACORN declared bankruptcy by 2010.
Sep 4 • 11 tweets • 4 min read
🧵Why the United States Must Leave the United Nations
The United Nations was established in 1945 as a response to the horrors of World War II. It was built on the ashes of war and genocide, intended as a global forum to prevent future conflict, champion human rights, and safeguard the dignity of nations.
That was the ideal. But nearly eight decades later, the reality is starkly different. The institution that once held the promise of peace has become a sprawling, unaccountable bureaucracy that empowers dictators, undermines democracies, and actively erodes the sovereignty of the very nations that fund it.
No country has been more instrumental in creating and sustaining the United Nations than the United States. From its financial contributions to its military support to the symbolic gesture of hosting its headquarters in New York City, America has been the backbone of the UN for nearly 80 years. And yet, the United Nations has not only failed to serve U.S. interests—it has repeatedly and brazenly worked against them.
In 2023, the United States contributed more than $12.5 billion to the UN system. This included hundreds of millions to its regular budget, over a billion to peacekeeping operations, and billions more in voluntary contributions to agencies like the WHO, UNICEF, and UNDP. These payments represent nearly one-quarter of the UN’s total funding. No other nation comes close. And yet, the return on this massive investment is insult, obstruction, and ideological warfare against American values.
Sep 3 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
🧵Thread: How the “Teach Palestine” Curriculum Promotes Terrorism by Framing Violence as Resistance
Let’s be clear: this isn’t about education it’s about indoctrination. The Teach Palestine Project, pushed by the Middle East Children’s Alliance (MECA), is injecting classrooms with a narrative that romanticizes terrorism and reframes violent attacks as “resistance.”
Their curriculum doesn’t teach critical thinking it teaches a one-sided propaganda model where Hamas is resistance, Israel is colonialism, and terrorism is justified as liberation. These materials are being presented to U.S. teachers as “social justice education.”
They explicitly glorify the intifadas, violent uprisings that targeted civilians. One resource praises the First Intifada for laying the groundwork for the Second, with the slogan:
“Free Palestine from the river to the sea.”
Sep 3 • 11 tweets • 3 min read
🧵 THREAD: The NGOs Behind the “Israel Genocide” Accusation — Who They Are, Who Funds Them, and How Deep the Bias Runs
In August 2025, the International Association of Genocide Scholars (IAGS) declared Israel’s actions in Gaza “genocide.” But the evidence? It comes from a small network of heavily biased NGOs. Let’s unpack them one by one. 🔽
1️⃣ Who did IAGS cite as proof?
In its resolution, IAGS cited these 7 organizations:
•Amnesty International
•Human Rights Watch (HRW)
•Forensic Architecture (FA)
•DAWN (Democracy for the Arab World Now)
•B’Tselem (Israeli)
•Physicians for Human Rights–Israel (PHRI)
•UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese