🚨 SECRETARY RUBIO ON OCTOBER 7: “Three years ago today, Hamas terrorists tortured, mutilated, and murdered 1,200 innocent civilians in Israel. Among those slain were men, women, and children — including dozens of Americans. We will never forget this act of barbarism against an ally and recommit ourselves to the defense of civilization.” Thank you, @SecRubio. You have been a true friend to Israel, and your moral compass has been unwavering.

Three years since October 7th. The same amount of time Muhammad waited for his wife to mature into a 9 year old woman before consummating their marriage.

I watched this last night on his YouTube channel. He does great work.

October 7 Through the Lens: Evidence They Can’t Ignore

We’re making a movie! Link in bio

Annie the Tranny does have a ring to it though. Could have picked any female name he wanted and he chose “Annie”. I mean, that’s kind of asking to be bullied in my opinion 🤷🏻‍♂️

I'm a Zionist, and I'm not Jewish.🇮🇱

As we approach the third anniversary of October 7, I’ve been reflecting on how much has happened and how much remains unresolved. October 7 was the deadliest day in Israel’s history and the deadliest single day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust. Approximately 1,200 people were murdered and 251 taken hostage. Since then, Israel has made extraordinary progress toward recovery and healing. Yet the geopolitical landscape remains uncertain and precarious. These years have revealed Israel’s true friends, but also its enemies, its allies, and those whose solidarity with the Jewish people proved conditional. No one knows what the coming months will bring. But one thing is certain: the strength and resilience of the Israeli people are second to none. Since October 7, Israelis have demonstrated extraordinary bravery, grit, determination, ingenuity and an unwavering ability to rise from darkness. They have mourned, defended, rebuilt, innovated and continued to bring light into the world. Rabbi Schneur Zalman of Liadi taught: A little bit of light dispels a lot of darkness. 🕯️✨ Israel has endured unimaginable darkness. And still, its people choose life. Still, they rebuild. Still, they create. Still, they shine. The darkness has been immense, but so is the light of the Jewish people. L’Chaim. Am Yisrael Chai. ✡️🇮🇱✨

Zionism: at its core, a movement for Jewish national self-determination in the Jewish people’s historic homeland. That’s it. Let’s address your claim, though. But first, let’s point out some facts. Jews did not suddenly invent a connection to this land in 1948. Jewish history, religion, culture and national identity are rooted there across millennia. And let’s be honest, Zarah, you were already well aware of all of this. Now, as for Zionism being “racist”. Modern Israel is not a racially homogeneous state. It is home to Jews from Europe, the Middle East, North Africa, Ethiopia and elsewhere, alongside Muslim Arabs, Christians, Druze, Bedouins and other communities. Ironically, it is Muslim women in Israel who are able to vote, stand for office, attend universities, work in professions and are protected by the same civil legal framework as other Israeli citizens. Not something that can be said for the vast number of Muslim-majority countries out there, is it? Countries where women have next to no rights, or are married off to significantly older men while they’re still children. But let’s take it further, Zarah. You’re Pakistani, so this should be a subject you’re familiar with. Pakistanis, like many other Muslim-majority countries and communities, are no strangers to consanguineous marriage. In simpler terms, inbreeding. It is Israel, of all places, that has substantial research and treatment programmes for recessive genetic diseases, partly because consanguinity also occurs in some Israeli Arab and Bedouin communities. Again, how on earth you would equate Zionism with racism in that context is beyond me. In fact, Israel is THE country where you or members of your family could potentially benefit from treatment if you or they are affected by a recessive genetic disorder linked to cousin marriage, which, statiscally is highly likely. I could keep going, but we would be here all day, so I’ll leave it here for now. I hope you enjoyed reading this from your iPhone or Android phone with Israeli “Zionist” components in it. Yapping “Zionism is racism” might work with the cognitively underdeveloped crowd you attract. Unfortunately for you, and for them, there are still people out there who possess the ability to think critically. Or, just think...

My wife's boyfriend has flown many planes using MS Flight Sim and says it is impossible for a passenger jet to descend 14,000 ft in 30 seconds. It's clear this was an Israeli misinformation op.

The Palestinians are indigenous to France. This historic coin proves it. End the French apartheid regime’s occupation.

Does anyone else find it suspicious that the life rafts did not deploy on this so-called "hijacked" plane? Pretty sure a steep dive would normally cause the life rafts to deploy.

Executions in Tennessee. 🤣

Neil Armstrong literally said nothing about Gaza when he stepped onto the moon. Do NOT attend any of his concerts.

Christa Pike snored. Colleen Slemmer was conscious. People are upset about what Pike went through last night on a gurney, with a doctor and a hospital waiting. Here's what the court record says Colleen went through: Pike lured her to a dark, isolated spot on the University of Tennessee campus. By Pike's own account, the premeditated attack lasted 30 minutes to an hour. Colleen, only 19 years old, was beaten, slashed, stabbed, and her skull was crushed. The medical examiner testified Colleen was alive and conscious the whole time. Colleen had defensive wounds. She fought back. Pike stopped partway through to scout the area, then went back to finish it. Then Pike walked back to the Job Corps center. Colleen was found the next morning. No doctor. No hospital. No appeals. No 30+ more years. Colleen didn't snore. She didn't sleep. She didn't wake up with a sore arm. She fought, she suffered, and she died alone in the dark. Save your compassion for the Slemmer family,

I'm humbled to have been followed by the estimable Arynne Wexler @ArynneWexler after only a single post to a comment she made. I'm not sure why she changed the spelling of her name and why she lost all of her followers. Was it because of me?

On this day Pallywood was created.

Far Right Labrador - apparently.

The NYT, BBC, Sky News, et al.: