Essayist. Film programmer. Jewish Benjamaniac. Bisexual baseball faggot. Bylines: @RollingStone, @TheAtlantic, @WashingtonPost, @USAToday, and others.
Jan 6, 2024 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
I see you sharing half-baked commentary from R*ania Kh*lek. I see you posting random info from that rapper, L*wk*y, and that anon with the animated squirrel from Sword in the Stone as its profile pic.
I know you’re well-intentioned, but please: get your information elsewhere.
If it’s true, you can definitely find it somewhere else. But all of these people have spread ghastly wrong information since before this war began. (Look at their track record on Syria, say.)
You don’t need them. The Left doesn’t need them. They aren’t even on the ground here.
Jan 1, 2020 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
Just want to point out in the midst of all this horrible reporting on KH that I spent two years documenting thousands of disappearances carried out by the group—to which they admitted to me on the record—but not one editor gave a fuck enough to publish the work.
One editor, if I recall, said they didn’t find it that interesting because “we know militias kill Iraqis.”
Every editor asked how I could make the story more relevant to US and British readers.
May 27, 2019 • 8 tweets • 3 min read
This is incorrect.
The new wall is not on the border, but several dozen feet inland. Under the Roosevelt Easement it is illegal to build within 60 ft of the border. From the aerial footage We Build the Wall published this morning, it's clear they know this, but continue to lie.
Here's a clear photo of the new wall @WeBuildTheWall published in its video this morning. All the areas in red that I've circled are on the American side of the border. You can clearly see how far inland this wall is (and how there's a massive open gap left they couldn't build.)
