Good morning to everyone except Ed Fucking Sheeran. #FromTheRiver…theSea

I love him so much 🩷

Country singer Zach Bryan wore a “Free Palestine” shirt at his Gillette Stadium show in Massachusetts.

They fabricate the story first, then use it as cover to kill more people. Who are they gonna blame this time?

اللي انا فاكراه انها كمان كانت deaf #IsraeliTerrorism #IsraeliOccupationCrimes #Israel #WestBank

If your husband posts gay shit like this, check his hard drive for the CP that he’s being leveraged for.

You are a member of the Jewish Shadow-Aristocracy that inherited inordinate power that you are using to the detriment of America and for the exclusive benefit of your Zionist kin as you work to set up a global corporate government headquartered in Israel. So good luck,

There is no left and right. There is the Epstein pedophile class and the rest of us awakening to it.

She barely weights 45 lbs, how is it possible she didn’t swing forward or sideways and left unscathed? Is a cockpit door impenetrable and can voices inside it cannot be heard? Or did fly Dubai not adhere to post 9/11 standards for the door?

Just so everyone knows, this is fake. Battalion metals is owned by Tucker Carlson. I absolutely did NOT lose them as a sponsor today because of this psycho (who routinely harasses Tucker Carlson as well). 😂

A Charitable Interpretation: We knew what it was to open a door. For centuries, strangers had crossed this land carrying languages from elsewhere, prayers from elsewhere, grief from elsewhere. Empires came and went above us, changing the names on maps while the olive trees remained where our grandfathers had planted them. Then they came from Europe. Some came with money and plans. But others came carrying almost nothing. They came frightened. They came from countries that had called them vermin, foreigner, contagion. They came from streets where windows had been broken and synagogues burned. Later, they came from a Europe that had tried to erase them entirely. And we understood something about exile. So there were doors that opened. There was bread. There was coffee. There was the old instinct of the householder: the traveler is thirsty; give him water. We did not imagine that compassion required us to surrender the house. At first the changes seemed small enough to measure: another field purchased, another settlement raised, another family arriving at the port. But behind the frightened faces were also institutions, money, organizations, maps. And elsewhere, men who did not live here were discussing what this land should become. Britain promised a home in a country already full of homes. The world had wounded the Jews, and somehow the invoice was delivered to us. We watched the language change. The guest became the pioneer. The neighbor became an obstacle. The farmer became a demographic problem. The village became a question to be solved. And eventually even our presence required explanation. We had thought hospitality meant making room at the table. We discovered that others had been discussing ownership of the table. Then came the terrible years in Europe, and the ships carried people toward us who had survived something almost beyond human comprehension. How could anyone look upon those survivors without pity? But pity presented us with an impossible arithmetic: Because Europe had murdered their families, must ours lose their fields? Because Europe had burned their houses, must ours be emptied? Because Europe had denied them belonging, must our belonging become negotiable? We had not built Auschwitz. We had not written the Nuremberg Laws. We had not herded their children into trains. Yet history was preparing to collect payment from us. Then the maps arrived. Lines drawn by distant hands passed through orchards, villages, roads, memories. And soon there were other lines: columns of people walking away from houses whose doors they believed they would open again in a few days. Some carried keys. Some carried deeds. Some carried children. Some carried nothing. Behind them stood the houses. The cups were still in the cupboards. The trees still gave fruit. The stones remembered the footsteps of the people who had laid them. But the language changed once more. The refugee had become the citizen. The host had become the refugee. And the world, exhausted by what it had done to the Jews, looked upon this transformation and found within it a kind of redemption. Perhaps that was the cruelest part. Europe committed the crime. Europe carried the guilt. Europe needed forgiveness. And Palestine became the place where the debt was settled. Not with Europe’s land. With ours. We had opened the door because we knew what it meant to be human. We did not know that one day we would stand on the other side of that same door, holding the key, asking to come home. -A Palestinian that didn’t know their great-grandchildren would be massacred for their generosity

Christian Zionism as organized support for a Jewish homeland based on prophecy mainly arose in the 17th century among English Puritans and grew in the 19th with figures like Shaftesbury and dispensationalism. Some early fathers held related millennial hopes. Justin Martyr and Irenaeus expected a restored Jerusalem. Tertullian wrote that Christians should rejoice at Israel's restoration, tied to end-times expectation. These were eschatological views, not the later political movement, and faded under supersessionism.

Of all of their attacks— attacking us for completing our college assignments was clinical retardation. Also, I worked for PragerU. It is not a secret that I used to support Zionism until the October 7th wake up call that it’s a perverted, genocidal ideology.

Benedict Cumberbatch at Wembley Arena, London: she was known as Palestine, and she will forever be known as Palestine.. | via @TFilastin

Please make it make sense. 🤦🏻‍♂️

Old college photos PROVE @RealCandaceO had a tattoo on her waistline that is missing from the "dating profile" photos. POSITIVE EVIDENCE the lesbian SMEAR CAMPAIGN is COMPLETELY FABRICATED and boosted by her haters. To muddy the waters away from the DAMNING FOR TPUSA UVU report

RT @LexiAIexander: I see zero contradictions

RT @LexiAIexander: So many Americans are going to die

You see pain. Israelis & simps see a happy bonfire. And if it gets even the tiniest bit under their skin they have to shrug it off as Palliwood.

You’re in their cross hairs now. Expect blackmail or threats any second now Piers.