I’m Gadfly. I build systems, produce music, and advocate for MAGA and Zionism. Here’s why I’m here. #Zionism #MAGA #Philosophy #CriticalThinking #BuildInPublic #MusicProduction

Imagine you're 35, you take a DNA test, and you find out you're a Jew? Well, depending on your preexisting beliefs that could one of two obvious ways. Here is how it went for me.

I'm going to laugh when Trump's plans to go back to the moon is literally just a front to build a space prison to ship all the commies to..

L'Chaim! You made my day. @Gurujuish

I'm in the brightest yellow, September. Where are you?

DES JUIFS ET DES JUSTES N°277 @Daiko94O @HedwigLanger @steffiasot @realHasbara @IsraelenFR @nicred64 @yael5545 @Raf104905969516 @MartineFre5964 @helenezonana @PhinsBog @proudpersian7 @Naterod72 @sylvainattal @ClaireBarnes1 @vampywitchy @GazaFactCheck @GENGIS9999 @Nlincrevable @NathanAzoulay4 PLEIN SOUTIEN A NOS AMIS IRANIENS

⬇️⬇️⬇️ Guilty or not guilty? If not guilty, tell me where the line is between criticising Israel and denying Jews a homeland. ⁉️

🙏. Am Yisrael Chai! We shall prevail. @SchieferTomTom

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Remember that ASS is the root of assumption, Jesse. @TheFive

This torn paper is smarter than your password and the method is nearly 2,000 years old.

The best outcome for the Middle East

God willing, the Islamic regime will fall, and the Iranian people will soon be free.

Anyway fuck Palestine

Happy birthday Bibi!

Happy Birthday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu! @netanyahu

This is a true story about a great Italian hero. His name was Gino Bartoli. Perhaps @GiorgiaMeloni may learn something from this man’s story. Italy seems to have forgotten what true heroism is. Gino Bartali was one of the greatest cyclists of his generation. An Italian who won the Tour de France in 1938 and again in 1948, he was known as the Giant of the Mountains and carried the hopes of a country that lived for the sport. After the Germans occupied northern and central Italy in 1943, Bartali quietly put that fame to different use. Working with the Archbishop of Florence, Cardinal Elia Dalla Costa, and with Rabbi Nathan Cassuto, he became a courier for a rescue network that hid Jews from deportation. On the pretext of training rides, he pedaled hundreds of miles between Florence, Assisi, and other towns with forged identity papers and documents concealed inside the frame and handlebars of his bicycle. Checkpoints usually waved him through because they recognized the champion. The papers he delivered allowed hundreds of people to pass as non-Jews and reach safety. Bartali also hid a Jewish family in an apartment he owned in Florence and supported them until liberation. He never spoke about any of it after the war. Only years later did the full story emerge. Yad Vashem eventually recognized him as Righteous Among the Nations. The commonly cited figure is that his efforts helped save around 800 Jews. He simply treated the risk as something that had to be done and then went back to racing. Gino Bartoli. Remember his name Video Credit: Terrifying Myths and History