The dirty little "secret" is that much of the world, including elements of the US government, don't actually want Hamas destroyed.
The quiet part is that they think having an armed militant group occasionally murdering the Jews is just and in line with their oppressor/oppressed world view.
They have to genuflect to "yeah murdering the Jews is bad" but then they don't really want the Jews to rid the world of the violent antisemitic terrorists because the latter group appeals to their "oppressed rising up against the colonizers" radical world view.
Nov 2, 2023 • 13 tweets • 4 min read
In 2018, a Democratic councilman in DC blamed the weather on sneaky Jews controlling the weather to "own cities" washingtonpost.com/local/dc-polit…
In the aftermath of his antisemitic screeds, DC Councilman Trayon White was pressured to attend the Holocaust Museum.
He left halfway through the tour, after saying a photo of a Jewish girl being humiliated by Nazis was actually the Nazis being good.
Harvard was always full of people who hated Jews. People who very vocally supported those who murder Jews.
The only reason you as an alumnus are shocked about it now is because you wore rose colored glasses and comforted yourself with the lie that it was just nuanced criticism of Israeli security policy.
They weren't marching against specifics of Netanyahu's policies with the justification that it made a two-state solution harder to achieve.
They were calling Israelis "occupiers" and calling for them to be driven from the Holy Land and celebrating those who murdered Jews.
Sep 1, 2023 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
If Clarence Thomas ruled the way progressives wanted, his life story and accomplishments would make him one of the most celebrated figures in America and he'd have a million fawning biographies in classrooms for Black History Month each year.
"But Anita Hill!"
Bill Clinton had sex with an intern and then lied under oath about it, and has been credibly accused of sexual assault, and the left still celebrates him and tried to make him First Gentleman.
So piss off with that.
Aug 30, 2023 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
One of the worst stories I've ever read is the account of the 1918 lynching of Hayes and Mary Turner.
Hayes Turner was lynched on (false) suspicion of having killed a white man.
His wife, who was 8 months pregnant, denounced her husband's lynching.
So the lynch mob turned
on her as well. She fled but was soon captured.
She was hung upside down, doused in gasoline, and set on fire.
Her unborn baby -- almost due to be born -- was cut from her stomach. Witnesses reported the baby let out meager cries.
At which point a member...
Aug 24, 2023 • 16 tweets • 4 min read
So have we talked about the fact that next January every business owner, including single-member LLCs, will need to report their names, dates of birth, and current addresses to the federal government or face jail?
Under the Corporate Transparency Act, any "beneficial owners" -- meaning both literal owners and those who exercise significant control -- over any state-registered entity (including LLCs and trusts) will need to constantly report their data to the feds comerica.com/insights/perso…
Aug 9, 2023 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
There's a mountain of credible evidence of the Biden family accepting bribes from foreign sources seeking access.
Enough that with another POTUS we'd be talking about resignation or impeachment.
Even the WH's story has changed on the issue.
90% of the media is uninterested.
The evidence includes whistleblower testimony of career officials, financial transaction records, and official visitation records. Mounds of evidence that would damn a defendant in court.
So much so that the WH has had to change its story to explain why its old story blew up.
Jul 16, 2023 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
This was only ever a reality for a small segment of society that some fondly remember as if it was ubiquitous.
20 years ago, only 47% of those between 25-34 even owned one house. And that was heavily caused by white college graduates.
For under-35, home ownership levels going back 40 years has never reached 50%.
Jul 10, 2023 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
Oh you mean the segregationist-allying, racist joke-telling, grandchild-denying, race-baiting, life story-bullshitting, plagiarist swamp creature is an asshole behind closed doors?
Who knew.
While the media was busy writing stories about how cool Biden was for liking ice cream, he was publicly proclaiming that Obama was the first "clean" and "articulate" mainstream black politician and demanding black senators apologize for criticizing his segregationist friendships.
Jun 20, 2023 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
Sorry no, I'm not playing along with "okay good for them I guess they're being fair" for a choreographed sweetheart deal where they'll drop the most serious charges if he promises to be a good boy.
That's not equal justice. That's the Presidential Family Discount.
And in case I need to refresh any memories, this is the stand I take with all politicians who trade on their privilege. Just like criticized Trump pardons. We have a multi-tiered justice system regardless of whether the beneficiary at the moment is a Republican or a Democrat.
Jun 10, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Just to clarify something, the crime-fraud exception to privilege doesn’t mean if the topic related to fraud or some crime. It means that the lawyer’s services were used to perpetuate fraud or crime. If you used the lawyer’s services to commit an ongoing or future crime.
Communications to your counsel about past crimes or frauds will almost always be privileged. So too will consulting your counsel about whether something is lawful and possible penalties for doing something.
Jun 9, 2023 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
Joe Biden wanted his biggest political opponent prosecuted for doing the same thing Joe Biden did, so his DoJ brought in a disgraced hack best known for having his last prosecution of a Republican politician unanimously reversed by the Supreme Court.
"But Trump did it" may be true but isn't enough to counter the fact that justice is unequally applied and the DoJ has been politically weaponized. If you only prosecute the president's opponents for doing something, you're not pursuing justice. You're corrupt.
Jun 8, 2023 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
What’s so remarkable about TrumpWorld’s lies at this point is how lazy they are. It’s all crap that anyone who lived through the last few years knows are nonsense.
No one actually believes them, they just count on rabid supporters spreading them and feeling like they’re part
of some Roger Stone-wannabe “win at all costs even spreading misinformation” operation they like to think of as Alinsky-like.
But no one not already convinced believes it. It’s a modified circle jerk.
Jun 6, 2023 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
Glossed over: Scott did well despite the hosts confirming yet again that they’re left-wing hacks with no interest in the norms or decorum French expects the right to abide by.
Scott held his own but it confirmed much of the media is a waste of time. No minds were changed.
Republican primary voters aren’t tuning into The View to figure out who they’ll support. And neither the hosts nor their adoring progressive wine mom viewers are open to voting Republican. They’re rooting for the hosts to insult and mock him.
May 8, 2023 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
Crazy how that fraud only stops certain conservatives and not others -- in the same states! Those silly progressives keep forgetting to rig some of the most important races while rigging others. And it consistently plagues the most unpopular Republican candidates.
Look at Georgia, for instance. Crazy how liberals managed to rig the one Senate election featuring an unpopular Trump-backed candidate but forgot to rig the other important elections featuring more popular conservative candidates Trump hates.
May 7, 2023 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
.@charlescwcooke's podcast is refreshing in that it's conservative/libertarian without ONLY TALKING POLITICS. And it makes you realize how big a market there would be for general podcasts that have rightish bents. Basically where you're not randomly going to encounter wokeism.
@charlescwcooke People on the right are all too familiar -- in a way people on the modern left aren't -- with trying to listen to a podcast of some non-political interest only to suddenly encounter left-wing talking points accepted as fact and underlying assumption. Like the podcaster doesn't
May 7, 2023 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
Reminder that before the anti-gun "you don't need rifles when you have handguns" talking point, their talking point was "you don't need handguns when you have rifles"
The Brady Campaign was first Handgun Control, Inc and worked with the National Coalition to Ban Handguns.
Handgun Control, Inc. didn't become the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence until 2001.
Much of the anti-gun hysteria of the 1990s involved handguns. You were told you didn't need them when you had hunting rifles and shotguns.
May 7, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
"The cats do not necessarily belong to the Prime Minister in residence, and it is rare for the Chief Mouser's term of office to coincide with that of a Prime Minister"
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chief_Mou…
"There is evidence of a cat in residence in the English government dating back to the reign of Henry VIII, when Cardinal Thomas Wolsey placed his cat by his side while acting in his judicial capacity as Lord Chancellor."
May 7, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Exactly why I say that wokeism doesn’t involve actual reform, just the performance of virtue.
Wokeism isn’t actual reform that will make the lives of minorities better. It’s white lefties performing their virtue even when it pisses off minorities.
In fact it’s been marked by white lefties insisting on wokeism against the wishes of minorities.
The most famous example being “Latinx” no matter how many times overwhelming majorities of Hispanics wanted that bullshit to stop.
May 5, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
So if culture war issues -- including taking on the left's cultural influence in institutions -- are supposed to be off the table, what is the Trump argument?
Entitlement reform? No.
His incredible record on guns? No.
His great record on COVID? No.
His great hires? No.
His proven popularity and electability? No.
His record of firing power-hungry bureaucrats? No.
His dedication to pro-life causes? No.
Even amongst the activist base's pet issues he's terrible.
Hatred for the WEF? He went repeatedly and praised them.
May 5, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
My position on COVID is that it was indeed a serious issue, people did indeed die and suffer serious health consequences, but that the response was terribly handled and soon devolved into exploitation for passing big government policies that otherwise wouldn't have passed.
There are exceptions to that, of course. Some people particularly on the left really did become convinced that the only way to stay alive was wearing three masks and staying indoors and isolated for years.
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