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The Orwellian rewriting of Oct 7th: Hamas launched a genocidal attack, then cast itself as the victim. Too many Western governments, universities and media outlets helped turn that deception into accepted wisdom.
@DavidHarrisNY in @JewishChron:
thejc.com/opinion/the-orwell…
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Celebrity Law Professors Admit Error, Claim Biology Is an "Aside" in Sex Equality Argument
(no paywall)
This one's about the "badass" hosts of Strict Scrutiny.
badfacts.substack.com/p/cele…
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No matter how many times I hear her, her voice still leaves me speechless. She had one of the most extraordinary singing voices in music history.
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The world No. 1 in women's tennis, Aryna Sabalenka, unleashes a devastating and unfiltered statement: "It's vital to protect fairness. Biologically, men are much stronger than women. It's not fair. It's not equality. It's not women's sports if we let biological men compete against us." She sides with Sophie Cunningham and sends a clear message: women are not going to keep staying silent while they steal our titles, podiums, and opportunities from us.
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Aboriginal One Nation voter here.
A lot of this “ancient culture” stuff is brand new.
The media and the parties push this stuff to split us and keep us weak.
Dot paintings on canvas? Started in 1971. A white teacher called Geoffrey Bardon at Papunya taught the blokes how to put their stories on boards and canvas. Before that it was sand and body paint that got wiped away.
Welcome to Country? Made up in 1976 by Ernie Dingo and Richard Walley so some Maori dancers would feel welcome at a show in Perth. There’s no old Aboriginal word for it. Not like the Maori haka. Hundreds of different mobs, different languages, different laws. No one big welcome for the whole country.
Acknowledgement of Country? 1990s.
No film of any of this at big events before the 70s – Olympics, royal tours, nothing.
“Dreamtime” and “Rainbow Serpent”? English words. Not from any Aboriginal language.
So what hasn’t been invented in the last 50 years?
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Me on threat from Islamism today.
'The far-Left are clueless about the scale of the threat. They're useful idiots': Muslim former Green Party deputy leader warns Islamist subversion in our society is a danger to us all
dailymail.com/news/article-1…
The former deputy leader of the Green Party has warned that the far-Left are 'clueless' about the scale of the threat that Islamist ideology poses to society.
Dr Shahrar Ali, who was deputy leader between 2014 and 2016, spoke to the Daily Mail following the passing of a resolution in the European Parliament pledging to combat Islamist entryism and the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood network across the continent.
The resolution, proposed by the European People’s Party (EPP), was adopted by 381 votes to 167, with 15 abstentions.
'It is notable that certain sections of the Left opposed this resolution,' Dr Ali said. 'They betray not only reprehensible cluelessness about the scale of the threat but that they have become the new useful idiots.'
The resolution calls for entities and individuals linked to the Muslim Brotherhood to be put on the EU list of terrorist organisations, and for the establishment of a national list of hate preachers at EU level.
It distinguished between political Islam and Islam as a religion, which 'is not inherently political or hostile', adding that 'the overwhelming majority of those who observe Islam as a religion reject violence against civilians in the name of Islam'.
Full article above.
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Critics of Amb. Waltz's warning about the ICJ's impending Myanmar genocide decision are conflating two different issues. As explained in my below Wall Str. J. oped, the concern expressed by @USAmbUn is not that the ICJ will determine Myanmar committed genocide (which Myanmar has clearly committed under the current definition). The concern is that Pillay and her supporters are poised to hijack the Myanmar case to drastically reinterpret the genocide standard so as to retroactively justify her claim that Israel committed genocide, even though Israel's conduct doesn't meet the current definition. That isn't justice -- it's an abuse of the ICJ. wsj.com/opinion/the-icjs-per…
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I wrote a new piece about women’s rights and whether or not I want trans people dead. (Spoiler: I don’t)👇
jkrowling.com/opinions/an-up…
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'Even when [stonings] are put into practice it is still a blessing from Allah’.
That’s a relief.
Super that this kind man is treating NHS patients and writing educational books for kids 👍
mol.im/a/16222717
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“Doctor selling ‘Palestine poppies’ wrote books defending stoning, hand amputation and crucifixion”
@thetimes
thetimes.com/article/cb60006…
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Sam Harris makes the same comparison I made in my discussion with @coldxman:
Between the origin stories of Israel and Pakistan, and the relative amount of obsession or indifference prompted by the existence of each
samharris.org/podcasts/makin…
Islamophobes are accusing Abdul El-Sayed of being pro–Muslim Brotherhood JUST BECAUSE:
• His mother worked for an organization later designated by the U.S. Treasury for supporting terrorist groups.
• His sister-in-law appeared on a federal terrorism watchlist during the Obama administration.
• His father-in-law held leadership roles in organizations accused of Brotherhood connections.
• Those organizations were named unindicted co-conspirators in the Holy Land Foundation case.
• His half-sister celebrated October 7 online.
• The same half-sister wrote that their family had “long been MB” and described their mother’s Brotherhood activism.
• His campaign buddy Hasan Piker said America deserved 9/11.
• He wanted to avoid commenting on Khamenei’s death because some potential voters were grieving.
• He signed a statement urging Morsi’s government to purge Egypt’s media and police.
• He compared Oklahoma’s Sharia-ban measure to historical atrocities, including the Trail of Tears.
• He praised the work of Tariq Ramadan, grandson of the Muslim Brotherhood’s founder.
• He defended his friend Mohamed Soltan, whose father was a senior Brotherhood figure.
• His campaign received donations from CAIR-associated individuals, and his father-in-law contributed $300,000 to a supporting PAC.
• He argued that a Brotherhood-led Egypt would not necessarily resemble Iran.
You’re confusing what happened with what you’re allowed to notice
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Brazilian volleyball finally stepped up and banned men from the women's Superliga, in other words, Brazil finally has a women's volleyball league.
This means male athlete Rodrigo "Tifanny" Abreu will no longer be able to play at the highest level of "women's" volleyball, but Abreu managed to steal one last award before leaving, as he was named MVP of the 2026 Supercopa after his team won the Supercopa Championship.
Abreu is a man in his 40s, still going strong against pro female atheltes. Although he was banned from the top Superliga competition, that doesn't mean he's necessarily done cheating women out of titles and stealing opportunities away from them. He is still more than welcome to join an amateur "women's" team in Brazil where there are more than 40 other men currently playing.
Abreu's narcissism can be seen on full display on his social media where alongside photos he posts of himself surrounded by his medals (not an ounce of shame or self awareness), he calls himself "courageous" and "resilient."
"I don't want to be remembered just for the points I've scored or the titles I've won. I want to leave a legacy of respect, courage and hope," he says.
No Rodrigo, your legacy is one of cowardice, selfishness, misogyny, and the oppression of women, and you will forever be remembered as the shallow, ugly, cheating man that you are.
I'll make sure of it.
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This is Hannah Ferguson on @sunriseon7 lecturing us that the Helen Haines tragedy is a problem with "male violence against women" and shows the need for "respectful discourse". This is the same Ferguson who told us that "political violence is sometimes necessary" after Charlie Kirk was shot in the throat.
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NAZA, le documentaire de Yuval Abraham et Rachel Szor produit par The Guardian, a reçu le Prix spécial du jury à Venise et vingt-cinq minutes d’ovation. Il sort en France depuis le 12 octobre. Sa thèse tient en un mot : génocide.
J’ai regardé ce film en juriste. Vingt-quatre témoins sans visage, sans grade, sans rien. Aucune frappe datée, aucune cible nommée, aucun document. Un chiffre, 500 morts civils anticipés pour une cible, lancé par une seule voix et démenti catégoriquement par l’armée. Des sous-titres qui ajoutent aux témoins ce qu’ils ne disent pas. Pas un juriste à l’écran, pas une règle citée, pas un mot sur le Hamas.
Surtout, le film porte dans son titre la réfutation de sa thèse. Nezek agavi, dommage collatéral, désigne l’estimation préalable des pertes civiles d’une attaque dirigée contre un objectif militaire. C’est l’article 57 du Protocole additionnel I.
Une armée qui compte les civils avant de frapper, qui avertit, qui évacue, puis qui compte ceux qui restent, ne décrit pas une entreprise d’extermination. Elle décrit un processus de ciblage, que l’on peut critiquer frappe par frappe, mais qui exclut la seule déduction raisonnable d’une intention de détruire un peuple, selon le critère fixé par la Cour internationale de Justice.
Distinction, proportionnalité, précautions, outils d’aide à la décision, intention génocidaire : j’ai repris chaque point avec les textes et la jurisprudence, de la CIJ au TPIY, de la Cour suprême d’Israël à la Cour européenne des droits de l’homme.
En voulant prouver un génocide, « NAZA » filme le contraire. sarahscialom.substack.com/p/…
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No one should expect to be subjected to aggression and intimidation when giving a lecture at a university. The subject of @AdamWagner1 's lecture makes this all the more shocking.
thejc.com/news/uk/masked-gaz…
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I’ll never forget this 2022 response from Shany
Replying to @elderofziyon
As if you don't know where this is going. The next terms to be watered down to meaninglessness so that they can be thrown at the Jewish state are "genocide" within five years and "holocaust" within at most ten.

























