So let me get this straight. Jake Tapper is focused on attacking my Mom. Jared and Ivanka are building a private island paradise on Albanian protected land. Don Jr married the daughter of Epstein’s banker, and a startup his fund backs just got a record $620M Pentagon loan. Eric is taking an Israeli drone company public for $1.5B in the middle of a war with Iran that nobody wanted. And I know: “But what about your paintings, Hunter?” Please.

RFK Jr. stands for RETARDED FUCKING KENNEDY JUNIOR

"Fact check me on that" lmao, so I guess the defamation suit has taught him one thing at least

So crazy how Palestine has just become a giant sock for these idiots to wank into

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As I write and document quite explicitly in the piece, Einstein was a binationalist before Israel's founding (as were many notable Zionists!), but then became a supporter of Israel once it was established in 1948. He hosted Israel's first prime minister David Ben Gurion at his home in 1951. When he turned down the Israeli presidency in 1952, he referred to the country as "our state of Israel." Do you think they would have offered the job to an enemy? In reality, Einstein was an ally of the socialist government in power and a harsh critic of the Israeli right that opposed it -- which was actually a problem, because the presidency is supposed to be nonpartisan. Einstein regularly lambasted the Israeli right, not Israel or the Zionist project, which is quite clear if one actually reads the critical statements and who he refers to. In 1955, in one of his last interviews, Einstein said "I have great hopes for the future of the Jewish state." haaretz.com/2014-05-22/ty-ar… The last speech Einstein composed was intended to mark the 7th anniversary of Israel's founding, and he wrote it in conjunction with Abba Eban, Israel's ambassador to the United States (not the sort of thing an anti-Zionist would do). Explaining his idea in a letter to the embassy, Einstein wrote that "a somewhat critical attitude concerning the behavior of the world powers toward Israel and the Arab states could have a salutary influence. It is easier for me to say those things than for any person connected officially with organized Jewish life. To do this well it has to be carefully prepared in cooperation with responsible Israelis." Einstein died days before Israel's Independence Day, but we have the text of the undelivered speech. In it, Einstein wrote: "The establishment of the State of Israel was internationally approved and recognized largely for the purpose of rescuing the remnant of the Jewish people from unspeakable horrors of persecution and oppression. Another purpose was to provide conditions in which the spiritual and cultural life of a Hebrew society could find free expression. Thus the establishment of Israel is an event which actively engages the conscience of this generation. It is, therefore, a bitter paradox to find that a state which was destined to be a shelter for a martyred people is itself threatened by grave dangers to its own security. The universal conscience cannot be indifferent to such a peril." He also wrote: "It is anomalous that world opinion should only criticise Israel's response to hostility and should not actively seek to bring an end to the Arab hostility which is the root cause of the tension." And, as Einstein always did, he closed with an appeal for peace, coupling his defense of Israel with this conclusion: "International policies for the Middle East should be dominated by efforts to secure peace in Israel and its neighbors." He never stopped advocating for Israeli-Arab peace, and raised the same point in that final interview cited above. To him, all these sentiments were not contradictory but complementary. web.archive.org/web/20140903… He bequeathed his intellectual assets and likeness to Hebrew University. One does not need to align with Einstein's approach to Israel and Zionism to acknowledge the reality of what it actually was. Einstein was a physicist who died in 1955, not some oracle on world politics, and it is perfectly reasonable to disagree today with his views on these and many other subjects. What is not reasonable is to adulterate those views in service of a contemporary ideological agenda. All of this material is either explicitly discussed or linked in the article. I'm a little confused and surprised that you missed it.

In case you ever wonder why USSR apologists always leave a gap between the March referendum and the dissolution in December👇 Plenty of the former Soviet states are democracies and could bring back that model if they ever want to. Of course, none of them have

قرارات مجلس الوزراء: - اولا: التقدم بشكوى عاجلة الى مجلس الأمن الدولي عن تصاعد الاعتداءات الإسرائيلية على لبنان وتوسعها بالأمس يوم الأربعاء في ٨ نيسان، ولا سيما في العاصمة بيروت، مما أدى الى وقوع عدد كبير من الضحايا المدنيين ويأتي هذا التصعيد بمواجهة كل المساعي الدولية والإقليمية لوقف الحرب في المنطقة ويضرب عرض الحائط مبادئ القانون الدولي والقانون الدولي الإنساني بل يتمادى في خرقها. ثانيا: سنداً لوثيقة الوفاق الوطني المعروفة باتفاق الطائف، وقرارات مجلس الوزراء ذات الصلة، وحفاظاً على سلامة المواطنين وأمنهم وممتلكاتهم يطلب الى الجيش والقوى الأمنية المباشرة فوراً، بتعزيز بسط سيطرة الدولة الكاملة على محافظة بيروت وحصر السلاح فيها بالقوى الشرعية وحدها، والتشدد في تطبيق القوانين واتخاذ التدابير كافة المطلوبة بحق المخالفين وإحالتهم على القضاء المختص.

man I feel bad for the Iranians who trusted the US not to fuck this up spectacularly

Funny he used The Godfather because Brando's response to winning that Oscar would have sent Elon Musk into a spiral for years

We did it guys! 🙂🇺🇦📦 Half of the stuff delivered. Thank you to everyone who participated and made this possible. Special shout out to @BoxLoner as in his stream this whole enterprise was initiated by Mina 👏