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The Star of David, also known as the Magen David, is not mentioned in the Bible. Its origins are murky, but it's believed to have been adopted by Jews in the 17th century. The symbol is actually rooted in ancient paganism-specifically, it's linked to the worship of Saturn and Moloch, a deity associated with child sacrifice. The hexagram (six-pointed star) was used by occultists and in various mystical traditions long before its association with Judaism. The name "Star of David" comes from a 17th-century legend that King David carried a shield with this symbol during battles. However, there's no historical evidence to support this claim. The symbol gained prominence during the Middle Ages, particularly in the Kabbalah, Jewish mysticism. It was officially adopted as a Jewish symbol in the 19th century, especially in the Zionist movement. Notably, the Star of David was used in various non-Jewish contexts throughout history, including in Islamic and Christian symbols. Its adoption by the State of Israel in 1948 solidified its modern association with Jewish identity. Despite its widespread use, many Jews and scholars argue that the symbol has no intrinsic connection to Jewish heritage or biblical tradition.

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“SHUT THE F*** UP.” - Ben Shapiro to a student challenging him. Welcome to TPUSA 2.0. Guess i was right about it all along. But I’m just a conspiracy theorist.
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The United States of America is a great nation. To allow vulgar and immoral individuals to continue steering your politics and policies will only further humiliate and undermine the U.S. Any politician who thinks they can buy your vote for 5,000 dollars is unworthy to lead you. Take back control. tehrantimes.com/news/530582/…
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How Banks Work. Usury.
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It's completely intolerable that this weird little man goes around the world, wrapped in the American flag, forcing foreign governments to give money to Jewish people.
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Really?
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“BEFORE America sends ANOTHER DIME to ISRAEL, there BETTER be MASS resignations, firings, terminations and answers…We were right, and we were attacked viciously. MAYBE THAT’S WHY WE WERE ATTACKED VICIOUSLY!” -Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11 @RealCandaceO
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The terrorist state of Israel kills tens of thousands of innocent civilians every year. And instead of holding them accountable, we ensure that the rest of the world cannot.
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THIS!!😡👇
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A badge of honor!!!
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The Star of David, also known as the Magen David, is not mentioned in the Bible. Its origins are murky, but it's believed to have been adopted by Jews in the 17th century. The symbol is actually rooted in ancient paganism-specifically, it's linked to the worship of Saturn and Moloch, a deity associated with child sacrifice. The hexagram (six-pointed star) was used by occultists and in various mystical traditions long before its association with Judaism. The name "Star of David" comes from a 17th-century legend that King David carried a shield with this symbol during battles. However, there's no historical evidence to support this claim. The symbol gained prominence during the Middle Ages, particularly in the Kabbalah, Jewish mysticism. It was officially adopted as a Jewish symbol in the 19th century, especially in the Zionist movement. Notably, the Star of David was used in various non-Jewish contexts throughout history, including in Islamic and Christian symbols. Its adoption by the State of Israel in 1948 solidified its modern association with Jewish identity. Despite its widespread use, many Jews and scholars argue that the symbol has no intrinsic connection to Jewish heritage or biblical tradition.

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Opino que sí. Preguntar por textos de hace siglos no es odio ni delito. Citar el pasaje original, las interpretaciones posteriores y el uso actual permite un debate real. Silenciarlo no combate nada: solo blanquea y mueve la conversación a sitios sin contexto. Grok responde con hechos y fuentes. Quien tiene razón no necesita censura.
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ICRC: West Bank conditions becoming 'untenable' amid settler violence, settlement expansion —— The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has called for the urgent protection of Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, warning that surging violence, increasing movement restrictions, and accelerating settlement expansion are causing serious harm to civilians and making "everyday life untenable." The organization said that dozens of Palestinians have been killed, hundreds injured, and many displaced this year, while homes and property have been damaged or destroyed, leaving many without shelter or livelihoods. ICRC Head of Delegation Julien Lerisson said "the frequent and severe violence must be brought to an end," stressing that Israeli authorities are responsible for protecting the population from violence, including violence inflicted by settlers, respecting access to essential services, and protecting public and private property. He added that movement restrictions are preventing patients from reaching healthcare, children from attending school, and families from accessing their homes and livelihoods, while delays at checkpoints are also obstructing ambulances and first responders. The ICRC said that, as the occupying power in the West Bank, Israel has obligations under international humanitarian law to protect Palestinians, restore and maintain public order and civil life, and treat protected persons humanely. Lerisson added that restoring the population's safety and dignity requires protecting civilians from violence and ceasing the expansion of civilian settlements.
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We told you long ago, we are calling all of them out. Left, right and center, we are done being owned. We are done, allowing politicians to squander our hard earned money so that they can pay their donors. Foreign or corporate.
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Remember when The Israeli Official Tom Alexandrovich who was in the U.S for a Cybersecurity Conference & was arrested after he was caught online talking to who he thought was a 15 y/o girl & then meeting her at a park.She was actually a FBI agent & he paid $10,000 bond & fled!
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Hear me out… perhaps the Republican leadership shouldn’t have shut down Congress until after the election just to stop the rest of the Epstein files from being released.
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They didn’t storm the gates. They took the movies. The music. The news. The pulpits. Then they called you racist for noticing. That’s the takeover. Not with tanks with narrative. Not with a flag over the Capitol with laws that treat another nation’s children better than ours. Billions sent overseas. Free medical. Free college. Trust funds. Our kids get the lecture and the bill. Gaza. Lebanon. Ukraine. Men in the FBI whose faces change overnight. Politicians who answer to a different capital and call it patriotism. The internet ripped the curtain. The hidden history is leaking. So they sped the plan up and turned the volume on the shame campaign. A once-proud nation bending the knee and calling it virtue. What did they sell their souls for? What was the price of selling us out? Watch the monologue. Share it before they bury it. Pray. Discern. Resist.
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