David Sacks is Senior Director, Software Partner Solution Success at SAP. David has 20 years experience in high tech managing alliances

Joined May 2010
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This week, the UN placed Israel on a shame list with Hamas, ISIS, and Boko Haram. Meanwhile, 1,500 UN employees in Gaza are under investigation for terror ties to Hamas. Nothing has been done. Once again, the UN totally ignores its own mission to bully a democratic nation and embolden terrorists.
BREAKING: Author of U.N. report placing Israel on sexual violence blacklist admits she has not personally viewed any evidence. “I made it clear to Israel I would not visit any detention facility, even if offered. It's not the responsibility of my office to do any verification.”
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Antisemitism on campus isn’t an accident. It’s what happens when those in charge stay silent and extremists take over — backed by radical professors, foreign funding, and activist groups. Universities across the country are FAILING Jewish students and faculty. Jewish students deserve to feel SAFE. Everywhere.
BREAKING ‼️ the Committee just released a bombshell report on the spread of antisemitism on American college campuses. The report found that weak leadership, radical faculty, activist student groups, and foreign funding are to blame. Read the report: edworkforce.house.gov/news/d…
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Replying to @HenMazzig
Like all communists, they paper over social ill, remove the people who report it, remove the people who noticed it, then remove the victims, and finally to ensure no one misunderstands, they then remove the moms for crying about the kids and children lost to such crimes and tragedies; so after a while, history only remembers it didn’t really exist. Communism and communists are an existential evil to humanity. Do not fight them merely with words; you need hate, anger, and any emotion you can find in your life, to meet it head on. Nothing less. Do not give them room to breathe our air of Freedom. They never earned it nor care for it. They represent the bases form of our humanity; pandering to the weakest, using their votes to sustain their base. Stamp them out wherever you find them.
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This is why antisemitism is a disease. Great explanation.
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The Jew-hating equivalent of “well, she was wearing a short skirt, so…”
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Spain in 1492: Expelled, killed, or forcibly converted all Jews. Spain during the Holocaust: Closely aligned with the Nazis. Spain after the deadliest attack on Jews since the Holocaust: Accuses Israel of genocide. Spain last year: Refused to grant asylum to Palestinians fleeing Gaza. Spain after recognizing a Palestinian state: Refused to move its embassy to the Palestinian territories because its diplomats didn’t want to give up the “standard of living and security” they enjoyed in Israel. Spain last summer: Called the police to remove 50 French Jewish teenagers from a Vueling flight after hearing one word in Hebrew. Spain today: Officially withdrew its ambassador from Israel, but left its embassy in Tehran. Now that is what being on the wrong side of history looks like. 🤦‍♂️
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The Iranian women’s soccer team is currently teaching a class on what oppression actually looks like. American leftists should shut their privileged pie holes and pay attention.
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Keir Starmer & the Labour Party are shutting down our free speech on Islam
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Marco Rubio made these predictions back in 2015. 🤯
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Greek MEP Afroditi Latinopoulou has just stunned the entire EU parliament: “It is our sacred duty to help cleanse Gaza of Hamas. If Israel falls, the gates of hell will open for all of us. PALESTINIAN STATE DOES NOT EXIST.” Share if you agree!

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If there’s two things that can be learned from Iran, it’s this: 1) this is the cruelest regime on earth. 2) anti-Zionists never cared about humanity. Please don’t insult us by denying either.
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Hamas Acknowledges 50,000 Gazan Terrorists Killed During the War Hamas has announced plans to provide financial support to approximately 50,000 widows of terrorists eliminated by the IDF during the war that they started. So according to Hamas, of those who died in Gaza were terrorist combatants!
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🟦MAKE THIS THE SUPER BOWL AD Remember the IDF soldier, Jonathan Karten, who took on the masked mob of crybabies in Toronto? "Many people were hurt, a couple people hospitalized." He single-handedly saved the students from being attacked by at least 40 people hunting Jews.
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This is why peace is nearly impossible.

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twitter.com/HilzFuld/status/… It took 13 years for Douglas Murray’s prophecy to come true. Thirteen years. And now it’s happening exactly as he said, word for word. He stood at the Oxford Union and warned that the West would once again abandon the Jews—and this time, Israel would be forced to stand alone. He said it when it was unpopular. He said it when it was “offensive.” And now it’s reality. This isn’t just a clip. It’s a time bomb going off. Make it viral. The world needs to see what cowardice looks like in hindsight.

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They all got the memo. The pro-Hamas Democrats are now anti-Hamas. But it just takes a new memo to make them pro-Hamas again. This is a group of complete PHONIES, in case you haven’t figured that out already.
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So when you stood at Columbia wearing a keffiyeh with your fist raised in the air what exactly were you supporting?
We do not support Hamas. This chant outside a synagogue are disgusting and antisemitic. We also oppose the illegal sale of stolen, occupied land in any house of worship. Violations of international law don’t become acceptable because of the venue.
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For months, West Midlands Police insisted the decision to exclude Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters from Villa Park was a safety measure based on fan behaviour. That claim has now collapsed. A secret internal dossier shows the force knew, in real time, that the threat came from local Islamist-linked groups and violent youths. And they chose to hide it. The newly revealed Silver Command logs leave no room for spin. Officers recorded masked groups gathering. "Asian youths looking to fight." Fifty, then a hundred men moving towards the stadium. Intelligence that the Maccabi team's movements were being tracked online. This was not vague unease. It was the police tracking an active threat. Yet while this was unfolding, senior officers were discussing how to describe the day publicly as "largely peaceful" in order to "dampen down online sentiment". That phrase should chill anyone who still believes the police exist to tell the truth. West Midlands Police did not merely fail to confront a threat. They concealed it. They withheld high-confidence intelligence from Parliament. They downplayed danger while deploying resources to prevent violence. They blamed Maccabi supporters in public while their own logs recorded locals mobilising. Craig Guildford stood before MPs and claimed the exclusion of Jewish fans rested on sound intelligence. It did not. It rested on a predetermined decision, followed by evidence stitched together after the fact. His officers went on television and repeated a story they knew was false. Tom Joyce told Sky News the decision was "exclusively" about Maccabi hooliganism. At the same time, his own force was tracking groups preparing for violence against the visiting team. That statement was false. What happened to the players themselves tells the same story. They were moved from their hotel hours early. They were forced to rest on mattresses on the floor inside Villa Park. Not because of rowdy Israelis, but to reduce the risk of protests interfering with their safety and to avoid officers having to use force. In plain English, the police expected trouble and chose concealment over confrontation. Nick Timothy is right. The intelligence was bent to justify a decision already taken. Worse, the truth was suppressed to preserve appearances. The threat was inverted. The victims were blamed. The public was misled. Robert Jenrick put it starkly. Police authority in parts of Britain now survives on illusion. This dossier proves it. When the illusion cracks, the response is not honesty but denial. Lord Walney went as far as to invoke Watergate. Not because the scale is comparable, but because the pattern is identical. The initial failure was bad. The cover-up is fatal. This is no longer about antisemitism alone, though the outcome speaks for itself. Jews were excluded from public life because others threatened violence. The state chose appeasement, then lied about it. That is how equal protection under the law dies. The most revealing detail is not the threat itself. It is the instinct to describe reality as "over-dramatised". When police start curating truth to manage sentiment, they stop being guardians of order and become custodians of fiction. Birmingham shows where Britain now stands. Not unsure. Not overwhelmed. But bending, then falsifying the record to hide the bend. If a police force can knowingly mislead Parliament and the public to protect its reputation, trust is already gone. At that point, resignation is not punishment. It is the minimum act of responsibility. And if it does not happen, the message will be unmistakable. The truth is negotiable. Intimidation works. And those who threaten violence will be accommodated, while those who are threatened are told to disappear quietly. That is not policing by consent. It is governance by fear. "Nick Timothy is right. The intelligence was bent to justify a decision already taken. Worse, the truth was suppressed to preserve appearances."
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This is sick!
These assholes in NYC proudly chant for Hamas in close proximity to a Jewish school and place of worship. This is menacing and intimidation. The Jewish community deserves relief and protection from these raging antisemites.
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💥 Very Well Said 💥 I don’t think suspect in yesterday’s confrontation with federal agents, woke up that day planning to get killed. I really don’t. What I do think is that she probably thought she was provoking them in a way that would end with her getting yanked out of the car, maybe shoved to the ground, detained, something ugly but non-lethal. The kind of thing that turns into a viral video where they get to play the victims and paint ICE as monsters. That’s a scenario people assume is safe, especially if they’ve been around activism long enough to believe the script always ends the same way. If her girlfriend was already outside the vehicle filming, that tells me this wasn’t spontaneous panic. That looks like intent to capture a moment. Maybe they thought, “We’ll push, they’ll overreact, we’ll get content.” I’m sure she didn’t think she’d get shot. I’m sure she thought she was in control of the situation. But then reality intervenes. Maybe she didn’t see the officer in front of the car. Maybe she had tunnel vision and was focused on the agent next to her. But she did accelerate forward, and once a vehicle is moving toward an officer, the situation changes instantly. At that point, whether she meant to or not, she put herself into a lethal scenario, and she lost her life. That’s tragic. It’s also not the same thing as “this just happened for no reason.” And if it turns out there’s evidence that this was coordinated... that the girlfriend was setting this up, encouraging it, orchestrating it to get a viral confrontation... then yeah, I think she should face charges too. Not just because someone died, but because if you help engineer a dangerous situation and someone ends up dead, you don’t get to wash your hands of it afterward. Sympathy doesn’t mean pretending people had no agency. And accountability doesn’t mean saying someone deserved to die. Both things can be true at the same time. 🎩 tip - Robert Broderick MacConnell
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