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Norman Finkelstein is asked if he believes there is "very rampant anti-Semitism in the US" by an interviewer who claims he himself has experienced it. Here is his response:

Google Earth updated the images of Gaza. It's devastating.

Interesting 🤔

This is an epic rant “Fuck you and your rabbi”

'Israel no longer belongs in the civilized community of nations.' - Malaysian Prime Minister doesn't mince words, and says what most western leaders are too afraid to say.

30 years ago Spitting Image dared to broadcast the truth about Israel. Now no one dares.

RT @TrueDefenderHQ: I could watch this all day.

DID YOU KNOW? MARK LEVIN’S STEPSON is Mike Huckabee’s personal adviser and holds TOP-SECRET U.S. CLEARANCE. He recently brought a CONVICTED ISRAELI SPY who caused EXCEPTIONAL DAMAGE to U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY straight inside an AMERICAN EMBASSY. @Grok, confirm with YES or NO.

I'm back.

After one year of Charlie being gone, the press secretary had some very touching things to say. Mostly about Erika. Very touching...

Our visa and immigration system is completely broken and has become a major national security risk. @Infosys has an all-Indian executive leadership team and filed more than 4,600 Indian PERM applications from 2019–2024 alone, putting thousands of foreign workers into the employment-based green-card pipeline.

There are more than 100 million illegal aliens living in the United States. Donald Trump has no intention of deporting them. Greg Bovino ran the Border Patrol until earlier this year, and saw the betrayal firsthand. Now he says the administration is threatening his life.

Derek Chauvin was unjustly convicted of murder, therefore he should be freed. The facts show that he was not the cause of death, nor did he at any time intend for a death to occur. Whatever else he may be, he is not a murderer. That is the truth.

This video shows how your phone records your location, movement and activity even while offline — then uploads the data once it reconnects. Now add Flock cameras tracking identifiable vehicles across cities and jurisdictions… There is no end to this very slippery slope. Warrantless surveillance is being hidden behind Terms of Service that almost nobody reads, and arguing that privacy and search-and-seizure protections should no longer apply simply because a corporation stores your private data through a “trusted third party” or in a foreign jurisdiction — is an extremely dangerous precedent. We’re passing the point where “public safety” and “national security” have become a privately operated movement and information database capable of tracking millions of innocent people alongside “legitimate investigations”. Data rights aren’t just a technology issue anymore — they’re becoming a civil rights issue.

For the last several months we have been starting petition in drives in individual states to end STEM OPT. Our goal is have thousands of signatures from each every state and deliver them to the congressional delegations at the start of the 120th Congress on January 3, 2027. If your state does not have a petition and you want to start one, contact us at info@instituteforsoundpublicpolicy.org (Link in the replies.)

🦔Turn your sound on for this one. This is what it sounds like to live next to an AI data center, 24 hours a day. In Dowagiac, Michigan, residents sued after a facility run by Hyperscale Data ran around the clock at 78 decibels outside their homes. The company offered to buy their houses rather than fix the noise. One family has lived on that street for nearly a century. My Take This isn't one town with one bad facility. Microsoft faces a class-action in Wisconsin over data center noise residents can hear a mile and a half from the property line. In Virginia, one-third of data centers sit within 200 feet of homes. Noise from thousands of servers can hit 96 decibels, and diesel backup generators reach 105, which is a jet overhead. Residents report headaches, nausea, and sleep problems. Property values near this kind of infrastructure drop up to 20%. The company response in Michigan was to offer to buy the homes rather than quiet the facility, homes that families spent decades in, priced against a corporate buyout. Water in Oregon, wells in Georgia, ratepayer costs in Louisiana, river water in California, and now noise in Michigan and Wisconsin. None of this was in the brochure when these projects got approved. Closed-loop cooling and proper sound barriers exist and would solve most of this, but they cost more, so the companies skip them and the neighbors lose sleep and equity instead. Hedgie🤗