What’s the difference between a conspiracy theory and the truth? About 6 months!
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Milton Friedman said it best:
“Keep your eye on how much the Government is spending, because that is the true tax.
There is no such thing as an unbalanced budget. You PAY FOR IT either in the form of taxes, or indirectly in the form of inflation or debt.”
Fact check: TRUE ✅
October 17, 2026 may well be the day Marine Le Pen secured a landslide victory in France’s upcoming Presidential Election.
The French people have had enough of the violence and destruction caused by Mass Immigration.
She must deliver on Mass Deportations, or France is finished.
Mass Immigration from the Third World has made virtually every aspect of life worse.
There are fewer jobs for young people, greater pressure on housing, rising crime, declining social cohesion, deteriorating public spaces, and mounting welfare costs.
How much more evidence do we need before people admit that this experiment has categorically FAILED? What will it take???
What we are witnessing in France is a wholesale rejection of Western Civilization by migrants who show utter contempt for the Country that took them in.
Burning down historic buildings and attacking emergency responders are acts of barbarism.
France needs Mass Deportations.
A Dublin hotel which I had planned to stay at in December has reportedly cancelled a booking for attendees of a conference on antisemitism.
I certainly won’t be staying there now. I stand with my Jewish friends and refuse to give my money to any hotel that treats Jews this way.
The Herbert Park Hotel in Ballsbridge, Dublin cancelled a booking for 70 rooms upon learning the booking of the rooms was for a group of people from 27 EU states attending a conference in Dublin this week on antisemitism associated with Ireland’s EU presidency. A vile illustration of the issue to be addressed.
Muslim men (and boys) will refuse to shake a woman’s hand because it’s supposedly immoral, but have no problem venerating a Prophet who married and raped a 9-year-old girl.
Make it make sense.
October 7 was not only the deadliest terrorist attack in Israel’s history, but also the deadliest terrorist attack, per capita, in modern history.
For a country of Israel’s size, the scale of the massacre was staggering.
The sheer scale of this atrocity can never be forgotten.
On October 7th of all days, I’ve been thinking about a very personal memory from when I was 13.
I started playing the video game Fortnite when it first came out and became hugely popular in early 2018 and one day, I was matched with another kid around my age who said he was from Israel. I didn’t really know anything about Israel at the time, but from that day forward, I developed a special interest in Israel.
Even though it was just one random game with a stranger on my Xbox, I have never forgotten about him. I often wonder how he is doing today. I wonder where life took him, and, given everything that has happened since, I sometimes wonder whether he is still alive.
I genuinely regret never sending him a friend request or finding some way to keep in contact with him after that game. I wish I could tell him that our short interaction whilst playing a random video game together had such a profound impact on me.
I also think that interaction is part of the reason why I feel so strongly about Israel today. When you actually think about the ordinary people who live there, you realise they’re just people like anyone else, with their own lives, families, hopes and fears.
That kid was, and still is, a complete stranger to me. I haven’t spoken to him in years, and I have no idea where life has taken him. But on October 7th, I find myself thinking about him more than ever. 🇮🇱❤️
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I will not be sharing or amplifying any of the hatred that we have seen and will see over the course of today.
Instead, I would like to share an anecdote of my visit to Kibbutz Kfar Aza.
I have not wrote about this visit at length because honestly, I find it very difficult. I have watched the unreleased footage, which causes me nightmares to this day, but something about being physically present in Kibbutz Kfar Aza was haunting in a more profound way.
I don’t think people realise how small these peaceful communes are. Israel itself is tiny, covering roughly 22,145 square kilometers (in contrast to Ireland’s 84,421 square kilometers), and Kibbutz Kfar Aza is only 10 square kilometers and had a population of only 964 people. 80 residents (including 4 children) were brutally murdered on this awful day three years ago, and 19 were taken hostage.
Amongst all the devastation in the Kibbutz, which you could see and smell, something odd made me tear up: a bunch of flower pots. I thought about how these peaceful people took such tender care for this tiny piece of land, one wherein they created a beautiful communal home after a millennia of Jews not having one of their own. Then, on October 7th, despite the fact that Kibbutzniks have worked towards peace for years, Hamas monsters ravaged this tiny slice of heaven, turning it into a personal hell.
However, what I want to share specifically about my trip to Kfar Aza is not its horrors, rather the young Israeli guide who burdened herself with them in order to ensure that the victims of them were remembered.
The guide in question was a 20-year-old Orthodox Jewish girl who displayed a maturity so far beyond her years that I had to ask her to clarify for me that she was indeed 20. She was, and this was a role she was fulfilling since she was 19. Her resilience, duty, and sacrifice was such that it caused me to reflect on my own selfishness at that age with something of embarrassment.
This young girl knew not only the names but the life stories of the families murdered in Kfar Aza and expressed poignantly her feelings of duty to honour them.
A part of me felt deeply sad: this was a very young girl entrusted with walking around the scene of a massacre and relaying horrifying details of it. However, this was overtaken by the awe and admiration I felt for her. After witnessing the juvenile cosplay terrorism amongst many Trinity undergraduates, in addition to the general ennui I have observed in a significant portion of the student body separate to this, it was indeed inspiring to encounter a young woman who was filled with a sense of purpose and displayed a level of resilience I can only hope to personally attain.
So that is the story I wish to share today. Not the depraved reporting of Ireland’s national broadcaster or videos of people screaming for an intifada across the West, rather the quiet heroism of a 20-year-old Jewish girl; someone who has more integrity and honour in her little finger than all of the protestors today have in their whole being.
I know that, amongst all the devastation, there are many similar stories of the heroism of the Israeli people on this terrible anniversary. I urge you to share them today rather than amplifying the words and actions of people who are beneath contempt.
I just want all of my Jewish followers to know that I stand with you today, on the three-year anniversary of the deadliest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, and on every other day, too.
My heart breaks for you today. I’m sending you all my strength, support and love. ✡️❤️🩹
Why don’t more people talk about the fact that ~2,200 Gazan civilians were involved in the October 7 Attacks?
Gazan “civilians” directly participated in the massacre of Israeli civilians at Be’eri and Nir Oz. Civilians also participated in the abduction of Israeli hostages, including children and an 85-year-old woman. Others looted homes, desecrated bodies, and participated in the abuse of hostages.
Gazan civilians were NOT merely innocent bystanders on October 7.
I just want to thank all of my Jewish friends for your support over the past week.
I’ve faced a torrent of abuse simply for expressing my solidarity with you, and I’m incredibly grateful for all the wonderful people who’ve stood by me.
I’m proud to stand with all of you! 🙏✡️
The standard Babylonian Talmud contains 2,711 double-sided folios, roughly 2.5 million words, and is typically published across several dozen volumes. Reading it cover to cover would take years.
I assume you’ve done that before telling me to “read the Talmud”???
The fact that antisemites are calling the Israeli passengers who regained control of the Flydubai plane “actors” shows how deranged the anti-Israel hysteria has become.
They would literally rather invent an entire conspiracy theory than admit that Israelis did something heroic.
