Kenny Chessor @kchessor

@WesternLensman

Jewish safety?

Mandy Patinkin @PatinkinMandy

2 days ago

Help get @AbdulElSayed elected to the senate! Jewish safety depends on a real multiracial democracy—and Abdul is the one fighting to protect it. Get involved and help at abdulforsenate.com/vote go.abdulforsenate.com We know how much it matters to live in a country where our

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@emmitonair Red Grange

What. a. line. G.K. Chesterton

Version 3.0 released! (sorry, I keep getting great feedback) I added the number of connections per book, so you can get a better sense of which OT books are more prominent in the NT. This plots 3,000 Old Testament allusions and 350 quotations in the NT. 🔸= quotations 🔹= allusions

The predicted surge in births in Gaza continues. According to Gaza Ministry of Health, there were 6,177 births in August and about 6,400 births in September. As usual, the numbers are revised up from the Ministry of Interior preliminary numbers (5,493 / 5,815 for Aug/Sep). July numbers also appear to have been revised up to 5,690. The numbers align very well with the previously predicted number of births from the number of miscarriages 6 months prior, as discussed in the linked posts, confirming again that the apparently high number of miscarriages during spring was due to a very high number of new pregnancies. Even assuming 2025-levels of non-war deaths, 6,400 births in September annualized is well over 3% natural population growth. This means Gaza is currently among the nations/subnational areas with the highest population growths in the world. The birth numbers will likely be even higher in the next months. x.com/EirikSchr/stat…

Eirik Schrøder-Bråtane @EirikSchr

2 months ago

Official numbers now confirm the predicted surge in births in Gaza. Gaza Ministry of Health reports 5,119 births in July. Preliminary number for August (published by Ministry of Interior) is 5,493 births. The MoI number is always revised upwards by 8-20%, so August number will

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Ray Bradbury, one of life's gifts

Absolutely gorgeous 😍

Benjamin L. Gladd @DrGladd

6 days ago

So I made my own graphic based on the cross-references of Connecting Scripture New Testament. This plots 3,000 Old Testament allusions and 350 quotations in the NT. 🔴 = quotations 🟢 = allusions

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The Lancet didn't count 186,000 bodies. It published a letter projecting what the death toll "could" someday be; hedged, conditional, speculative. The hedging didn't survive contact with the headlines. Al Jazeera, The Guardian, and a UN Special Rapporteur were just a few of those who reported it as an estimate of dead, not a hypothetical. That's the actual story here: prestigious journals know what their name does to a number. A "not implausible" projection in the Correspondence section reads, to everyone downstream, like clinical fact. Projection → headline → statistic → weapon. The correction never catches up. Presenter: Erin Molan

🚨 TERROR ALERT: Palestinian terrorists violently attacked Israeli Special Envoy and Knesset candidate Fleur Hassan-Nahoum’s vehicle in Judea & Samaria. Israelis in Judea & Samaria are subject to constant attacks that never make it to Western media. The occupants are lucky to be alive. Terrorism cannot be tolerated. x.com/i24NEWS_EN/sta…

On Oct. 7, @SkyNews broadcast a segment titled: ‘Why the Oct. 7 attacks will change lives for generations,” in which Adam Parsons gave just one minute of its 3:43 running time to the Israeli victims of Hamas’ attacks before moving swiftly to Gaza. This is a broadcaster who has repeatedly spread falsehoods, and which entrenches its focus on Palestinian civilian suffering all year round. It is therefore suspect that on the third anniversary of the deadliest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, the only space dedicated to Israeli victims was inverted and co-opted by “the other side” narratives. camera-uk.org/2026/10/19/alw…

What sort of social things are the sudents doing that would make one of the most heavily guarded museums in the world close...

Musée du Louvre @MuseeLouvre

7 days ago

🇫🇷 Chers visiteurs, en raison d’un mouvement social étudiant, le musée est fermé pour le moment. Nous vous prions de nous excuser de la gêne occasionnée. 🌍Dear visitors, due to student strikes the museum is currently closed. We apologise for the inconvenience.

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Her father was Siad Barre regime colonel. No matter how many times Snopes calls it a "conspiracy theory," it is, and remains, a fact. This would have disqualified him for entry to the US under the Somali refugee program.

Fox News Politics @foxnewspolitics

a week ago

The judge who signed the warrant to raid Rep. Ilhan Omar's DC home is a Hillary Clinton donor who clerked for an Obama appointee. That fact alone demolishes the left's claim that this is some Trump-orchestrated political hit job. Mike Davis argues the opposite is true: the

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Abdul El-Sayed told a reporter yesterday that scrutiny of him is “the same thing that they did to JFK when he ran for president… the notion that because he was Catholic, that somehow he had dual loyalty.” I have written about JFK. That claim is a grotesque perversion of history. In 1960, no Catholic had ever been elected president. Al Smith’s 1928 landslide loss was driven in large part by Protestant fears—rooted in centuries of Reformation conflict and reinforced by nativist suspicion—that a Catholic president would answer to the Vatican rather than the Constitution. JFK met it head-on in Houston in 1960, pledging absolute separation of church and state, and the charge collapsed because there was nothing under it. That is not what is happening with El-Sayed. Being Muslim is not the disqualifier. Keith Ellison, the first Muslim elected to Congress, serves as Minnesota’s attorney general. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib serve in the House. Zohran Mamdani is mayor of New York City. CAIR’s own 2026 directory counts roughly 255 Muslim elected officials nationwide, including four in the House and dozens in state legislatures. Voters have repeatedly elected Muslims to state and federal office without treating their faith as disqualifying. The issue is not prayer; it is politics, associations, and family ties to an ideology that rejects the secular liberal order El-Sayed claims to defend. El-Sayed flatly denied on Meet the Press any family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, which the U.S. listed this year as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist entity for material support to Hamas. His half-sister, University of Chicago professor Eman Abdelhadi, has posted otherwise. In 2012 she wrote: “My family has long been MB,” though she added that it “navigated the political sphere poorly/destructively.” In 2013 she wrote that she had “family jailed for being a part of it.” She also wrote of her mother’s early-1970s Brotherhood activism in college. Their mother, Fatten Elkomy, later worked for the U.S. arm of a charity network Treasury designated in 2004 for supporting al-Qaeda; she was never charged. El-Sayed calls the posts “hearsay” and distances himself from his mother by saying he wasn’t raised by her. But his flat denial and his sister’s own words can’t both be right. There is more. El-Sayed confirmed on camera that his sister-in-law was on the federal terror watchlist. She sued, a district court ruled in her favor, and an appeals court reversed. The FBI won’t say where she stands now. No one accuses him of any role. His father-in-law is a longtime board member of the Islamic Society of North America. None of these questions are about how he prays; they are questions about reported links to an organization whose Egyptian branch the United States has now formally labeled for supporting terrorism. After a man rammed a vehicle into Temple Israel synagogue near Detroit in an attack authorities treated as targeted at Jews, El-Sayed’s response included the line “hurt people hurt people.” He later apologized under pressure from Jewish Democrats, saying he should not have offered “context” that trampled on the victims’ pain. That is not the language of someone simply defending religious freedom. He has also campaigned repeatedly with Hasan Piker, who in 2019 said “America deserved 9/11.” El-Sayed later called the remark “dumb” and said America did not deserve the attacks, but the association remains. Voters are entitled to notice who a candidate chooses to platform. JFK faced prejudice against his faith. El-Sayed faces reporting on his family’s documented embrace of a group now designated by the U.S. government for supporting Hamas, his own comments after an attack on a synagogue, and his political alliances. Equating the two is not a defense of religious liberty. It is an attempt to weaponize a real historical injustice in order to shut down legitimate questions about radicalism and national security. The Constitution protects the free exercise of religion. It does not require voters or journalists to pretend that family ties to a designated terrorist organization, or responses to domestic terrorism, are off-limits simply because the candidate is Muslim. History is not a prop for that evasion.

Next year, I will give one of my SpaceX shares to every kid in America. This will be the first of many.

@BarackObama

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Israel War Room @IsraelWarRoom

a week ago

We call on France to exercise restraint when dispersing the freedom fighters on the streets of Paris. These brave warriors for justice must receive immediate humanitarian aid, and their safety must be guaranteed in accordance with international law. Failure to comply will leave

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@SalzOld Thats possible the glare from the wrapping on the flowers, I think

@RichardHanania If Ted Cruz's mom was on record for praying for her "brothers and sisiters" in Charlottesville and asking them to lie low, I feel like he would have to answer some questions about it. And it wouldn't be religious persecution. Sheesh

I feel like I'm taking crazy pills. Are we pretending it is somehow racist or bigoted to ask an American politician about a terrorist organization to which his mother is linked??? He isn't being asked these questions because he us Muslim. He is being asked this because of actual reporting done news outlets. Exclusive | Abdul El-Sayed still close to terror-linked mother despite best efforts to hide her from campaign share.google/OdGy5ZT3FMqW8Q…