Conservative, Jewish, woke cosplay, satire, LEGAL immigrant.

USA
Joined November 2023
I'm no longer surprised that people believe the craziest theories about Jews & Israel. 🇮🇱 If you can fall for this prank, you can fall for anything. Grok advised against trying it. It said the prank was too ridiculous to work. So, Grok was wrong. 🤯 @elonmusk
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I'm not Israeli, but if I lived on a tiny strip of land surrounded by genocidal Muslims, yet managed to win all the wars, become one of the richest countries per capita in the world, and a hub of technology, science, and innovation, I'd be pretty damn proud.
I’ve always wondered how Israelis could have any trace of national pride when their country is so parasitically dependent on another country. Thoughts?
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This means one of 2 things: 1) Candace can’t afford to hire someone qualified to make thumbnails. 2) She can’t afford to hire anyone, so she’s making her own thumbnails. Either way she’s broke. Maybe grifting off her “best friend’s” assassination wasn’t worth it after all? 🤔
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This means one of 2 things: 1) Candace can’t afford to hire someone qualified to make thumbnails. 2) She can’t afford to hire anyone, so she’s making her own thumbnails. Either way she’s broke. Maybe grifting off her “best friend’s” assassination wasn’t worth it after all? 🤔
My advice is to not take advice from people who can’t even spell advice 👍🏿
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A man reheated and ate a baked potato left in foil on the counter overnight. The next day, paralysis spread from his face down his body. Soon, he couldn’t breathe. What went wrong?
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All of the following religions: 1) Christianity 2) Islam 3) Mormonism 4) Baháʼí, & 5) Sikhism contain accounts of early followers who witnessed miracles and were either heavily persecuted, exiled, tortured, and/or killed but refused to renounce their faith.
One of the worst arguments you can make for any religion (including my own) is that “people died for it, therefore it must be true.” Do you know how many people died for communism? People are routinely willing to sacrifice their lives for what they believe in.
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One of the worst arguments you can make for any religion (including my own) is that “people died for it, therefore it must be true.” Do you know how many people died for communism? People are routinely willing to sacrifice their lives for what they believe in.
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Simply_Shula retweeted
What would happen if a modern American mom had a conversation with an American mom who lived 200 years ago? How would their experiences differ? youtu.be/x4-qYk8mroc
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This October I attended the Rod of Iron Freedom Festival in Newfoundland, PA and had the privilege to meet and interview James Simpson, who is an investigative journalist and the author of the “Red Green Axis 3.0”.
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Simply_Shula retweeted
"God it is always a hypothetical for us in Britain and in America and the rest of the West. Not a hypothetical here, [in Israel.] They’ve been tested again, and they haven’t been found wanting at all. They’ve been weighed in the balance and found to be magnificent. And the world shouldn’t be thinking, ‘Why doesn’t Israel behave more like the rest of the world?’ In my view, the rest of the world should be thinking, ‘Why aren’t we more like Israel?’ And a final thought on that: It’s because Israel lives in reality. Israel lives in history. And what I mean by that is not just the past. I mean that events are going on all the time. In Britain and in the West in general, we live in this post-historical dream still, where we have no enemies, where the jungle isn’t there. And you can’t afford that here. Here, the people who are down the road from us having drinks tonight and dancing aren’t dancing in a trance. They know that they’re only dancing because their brothers and sisters and friends tonight are fighting Hamas in Gaza, and are standing guard at the northern border... You can’t take it for granted here, and they don’t. But they still live. That’s the final wonder of this country and its people, in my mind. It goes back to that very beginning, the first commandment: Choose life. Choose life so that you and your descendants might live. That’s what they’re doing every day." - @DouglasKMurray Cc @BrianOSheaSPI @DailyClout @naomirwolf @MrWinMarshall
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What would happen if a modern American mom had a conversation with an American mom who lived 200 years ago? How would their experiences differ? youtu.be/x4-qYk8mroc
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I'm about to post a video that's unlike anything I've posted before. I've done cosplay, but this is still different. Short clip below 😉 Stay tuned!!
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The left would have us believe that the high rates of violence in Third World countries are because of poverty & deprivation. Okay. 👍 Then they come to the West, get everything they want and then some… and still burn things down. So how do you explain that? 🤔
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Simply_Shula retweeted
The issue is not that she’s wrong. She’s right. There are absolutely people out there that might make a better husband or wife out there. You can do better. On paper. The first question is, are you going to meet that person? Are they gonna be interested? Are you going to end up in a relationship with them? Is it gonna work out? And for how long? The fact is, you can probably do better than that person, too. And the one after. And the one after. What makes a marriage work is not whether you maximized your choice of partner or traded up. If you think that you’re better off divorcing because the next husband is going to be 2” taller, make $25k more a year and help with chores better, or that she’s gonna be 5 years younger, better looking, and nag less, you might be right. It might even be a better marriage for a while. Until it isn’t. Reality is gonna settle in, and you’re gonna start thinking “I did better maybe I could do better again.” That is, if you don’t end up in a series of broken relationships, or no relationship at all, and look back realizing that what you had was better. Or you could have made it better. Marriage is not about what your husband or wife brings to the table, but how much you’re willing to invest yourself. And if you’re always thinking you can do better, you’ll never end up in a successful marriage. But you might end up on a podcast telling others to make the same horrible choices you’ve made to justify to yourself why your life is such a mess.
"Call Her Daddy" host Alex Cooper & actress Sophia Bush: if a woman is questioning whether she can do better than her current husband, "the answer is always yes." "This idea that it's too late or you're too old, or who are you to want more, that's patriarchy. That is crazy."
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Yeah, I’m the Antichrist, you figured me out 😂😂😂 @grok can a woman be the antichrist according to Christian theology?
Not even closes little sis. The Incarnation is everything. Just admit, you're an Anti-Christ, by definition.
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Agree with every word 💯
WOW 🚨 Jeremy Boering just BROKE Candace Owens.... "Charlie was my friend" 🤡 False "You're just utterly deranged, talentless and obsessed with no comprehensible future beyond stalking a woman" LITERALLY all Candace does to Erika Kirk. It's Candace that has no future. She's been exposed as a clickbait junkie. No evidence, all bullshit and feelings. I'm shocked Scamdace is continuing this charade. 13 months of demonizing everyone Charlie Kirk loved disguised as "investigative journalism" She belongs in a mental institution.
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X is full of such wild lies about Judaism. At first, it was entertaining. Now I’m just curious where they get all this info from.
The Jews literally claimed an angel temporarily ascended to the level of God, just to bypass Jesus’ fulfillment of prophecy.
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The ADL needs to add the @ADL to the ADL antisemitism database
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Wow, that’s embarrassing. Lots of Egyptian planes flying over that cuckoo’s nest ✈️✈️✈️🪹🪹🪹🫠🫠🫠
At this point I only trust 3 people. Candace Owens Ian Carroll Baron Coleman
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“Zionism has failed in its promise to protect Jews.” Jews in Israel do face ongoing security threats. But 80 years is a very short time for a country, and I don’t think it’s fair to make categorical judgments at this point.
Replying to @GenRulesAll
Israel has the right of force in so far as they can exercise it. That is the world. They have no right to our on their behalf though. Zionism failed in it's promise to protect Jews. That's a fact. The Israeli promise of safety and protection was a lie.
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Also, 1) many states have experienced prolonged insecurity in their early decades and 2) the fact that Israel has survived so many attempts to destroy it shows a capacity for strength and resilience.
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