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Murray Rothbard retweeted
The President of the National Association of Christian Lawmakers posted a pic of himself humping the wall while praying for Israel’s elections & Am Yisrael Chai (Long Live Israel)
Internet didn’t like it & ratioed him
He called everyone an antisemite & evil
Please join me in praying for the upcoming election in #Israel 🇮🇱 next week. May God grant victory to those He wants in power in the State of Israel to accomplish His will for Israel and the world. Am Yisrael Chai! @israelnewspulse @Israel @Jerusalem_Post @JNS_org @IsraelinUSA
Murray Rothbard retweeted
Mushroom cloud and all. Why are they allowed to openly threaten the world with nukes they aren't even supposed to have?
Murray Rothbard retweeted
I saw the messages tonight about Candace's show advertising for the Glacier app, which is Shawn Ryan's app. I will say this, I walked through my deep dive on Glacier yesterday on the Stew Peters show. If you want to see the full article, it's on my Substack with sources etc (link in bio and it's free). But some highlights below:
What Glacier is: Glacier sells a VPN, DNS protection, and disposable “burner” phone numbers for $14.99 a month plus $4.99 a number.
But its history and scrub of that history, tells a much bigger story.
🚩 Glacier changed its privacy policy 11 days after it started charging. “No logs” became every number you call, every number that calls you, when, how long, and your voicemail audio.
🚩 Sells “burner” numbers with “no trail.” But in reality, five burners on one account with one email and one credit card is one file, not five identities.
🚩 The number you buy is actually a Twilio line with Glacier’s name on it. Twilio gave the government data in 4,285 of 4,842 requests last year. Glacier’s policy doesn't mention what happens in the case of a subpoena.
🚩 Built by a contractor whose website said “HQ Fort Meade” and whose CEO’s bio said 20 years of telecommunications exploitation and data exfiltration. Both scrubbed before launch of Glacier. The address remained the same, but was scrubbed from the site.
🚩 Had a free version that collected nothing and published its code prior to Glacier's launch. Then it was pulled from both stores and the code was deleted.
🚩 Listed with the show’s sponsors for 9 months. The company’s own press release names the host “Co-Founder, Glacier App.” Never disclosed in a single episode.
🚩 Terms of service: NO LIABILITY WHATSOEVER.
Full deep dive is on Substack (link in bio) and it's free.
Here's to hoping this will enable transparency that should exist for companies claiming to be privacy apps.
Murray Rothbard retweeted
I can no longer support a political party that got rid of Thomas Massie, wants to promote Ken Paxton, and celebrated Lindsey Graham. They’re unworthy of the label “Republican”. I now call them “The Imperial Red Party”.
Murray Rothbard retweeted
Today is the third day of early voting here in Florida.
I could go and vote a straight republican ticket right now.
However, because I support the arrests of those implicated in the Epstein Files, President Trump said he doesn’t want my support anymore, so I will not be voting.
Murray Rothbard retweeted
AIPAC needs to register under the Foreign Agents Registration Act. #EnforceFARA
Murray Rothbard retweeted
Two years ago, my hardworking friend, Casey, posted this.
Today, AIPAC announced they’re stopping PAC contributions (because they have become toxic to candidates)
No more gloating for this foreign lobby. They’re going into hiding. Be vigilant.
"AIPAC announced on Wednesday that, after three cycles of direct political involvement through its political action committee AIPAC PAC, it will no longer issue endorsements or directly earmark contributions to candidates, but said it will remain involved in political organizing and fundraising in other ways, including with its influential super PAC."
Murray Rothbard retweeted
Next time a stranger at a bar asks if you're a patriot, do not say yes.
Chase Hughes walks through a hypothetical recruitment, and it starts with someone telling you he loves your podcast and then asking whether you'd consider yourself a patriot. That first yes is what he builds everything else on - your identity.
Next he asks if you'd be willing to look at something that might be uncomfortable. Then he shows you your browsing history and webcam captures from your phones and computers, offers to keep it all out of the public eye, and puts $20,000 a month on the table. All you have to do is keep a few people off the show and leave a few things out, for your country.
What gets me is that the protection covers more than your reputation. It also hands you a story you can live with, where every concession counts as service.
"They don't build influencers. They find the ones who are already successful and recruit them."
Apparently the benefits package includes getting to keep calling yourself independent.
So be honest, has anybody here ever been approached with an indecent proposal?
Murray Rothbard retweeted
TO THE FEW WHO ATTACKED ME FOR SAYING “FUCK ISRAEL” — GO READ THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE AND THE BILL OF RIGHTS.
This country was founded on the rejection of tyranny, blind allegiance, and unquestionable authority.
The First Amendment doesn't exist to protect speech that makes you comfortable. IT EXISTS TO PROTECT SPEECH THAT MAKES YOU UNCOMFORTABLE.
You don't get to wrap yourself in the American flag, preach about freedom, and then demand that Americans shut their mouths when they criticize a TINY foreign government.
THAT'S NOT PATRIOTISM. THAT'S HYPOCRISY. THAT'S TREASON.
And if your loyalty to a foreign government outweighs your commitment to the constitutional rights of your fellow Americans, YOU HAVE BETRAYED THE VERY PRINCIPLES THIS NATION WAS FOUNDED UPON.
