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Mr. Bob Dobalini retweeted
You’re gonna read something about an ISRAELI STRIKE on Nasser Hospital in Gaza
At least SIX K!LLED, including medics.
The gentleman driving the motorcycle below is one of the “MEDICS”
He worked as a KIDNAPPER part time
Mr. Bob Dobalini retweeted
Teach your kids, there is only one GOD and its not Allah, not Buddha or Muhammad.
Jesus is the way, the truth and the life.
Mr. Bob Dobalini retweeted
I am ashamed. The Irish have forgotten the debt we owe the Jewish community.
Michael Collins once hid from the Black and Tans among Dublin’s Jews, disguised as an elderly man walking to synagogue.
Today, Irish Jewish children are called “baby killers” at school.
Ireland has forgotten the Jews who helped win its independence.
Mr. Bob Dobalini retweeted
A Muslim woman complains that American clothing stores aren’t Muslim-friendly because she can’t find anything to wear.
Here’s a reality check. America doesn’t have to change its stores, traditions, or way of life to accommodate everyone’s personal preferences.
Wear what you want, shop where you want, but stop expecting America to change for you.
Mr. Bob Dobalini retweeted
I’ve always liked Stephen Miller. He’s principled, smart, and fearless. I didn’t know this about him.
In spring 2006, three Duke lacrosse players—David Evans, Collin Finnerty, and Reade Seligmann—were accused of raping Crystal Mangum at a team party.
Within days the campus verdict was in. The season was canceled. The coach was forced out. Their faces were on every cable channel.
88 Duke professors signed a full-page ad thanking protesters for not waiting for the facts and declaring the case exposed “racism and sexism” no matter what a court decided. The school suspended the players.
Durham DA Mike Nifong, a Democrat fighting a tough primary, went on TV promising convictions. Saying “wait for the evidence” got you called racist.
Except for one student. He wasn’t on the team. He wasn’t a friend of the accused. He was just a 20-year-old junior (later senior) who kept writing in the student paper that in America you’re innocent until proven guilty. Then he did something no other Duke student did: he went on The O’Reilly Factor and Nancy Grace—not as a lawyer or pundit, but as a student—telling millions his own university had rushed to judgment.
Most of campus called him racist. The News & Observer called him the “lonely voice insisting that the players were innocent.” He stayed that voice for a year.
Then the case collapsed. DNA cleared all three. Mangum’s story kept changing. The photo lineup was rigged.
Worst of all, Nifong conspired with the DNA lab to hide the exculpatory results.
On April 11, 2007, North Carolina AG Roy Cooper dropped every charge and declared Evans, Finnerty, and Seligmann “innocent”—victims of a “tragic rush to accuse.” Nifong resigned, was disbarred, and was briefly jailed. Years later Mangum admitted she lied.
The student who refused to back down, who was called racist for defending three fellow students while 88 of his own professors had already convicted them in print, who went on national TV at 20 to stand for the presumption of innocence?
His name was Stephen Miller.
#StephenMiller #DukeLacrosse
Mr. Bob Dobalini retweeted
Time to rant. I was in Walmart where hardly anyone in the store speak English. I was in the checkout line and I was hearing several different languages spoken. I WANTRD TO SCREAM AT THEM SAM KINISON STYLE SPEAK FUCKING ENGLISH! I held it in. Communist dictator Pritzker gives freebies to these people they should at least make them learn the English language. My grandparents had to.
Mr. Bob Dobalini retweeted
Over Shabbat dinner last Friday in Las Vegas, a sweet lady turned to me and said: "So Rawan, your mother tongue is Farsi, right?"
I looked at her, speechless. Finally I said, "Why would it be? I'm half Syrian, half Lebanese. Arabic is my mother tongue."
"Okay, so these are two different languages," she said.
I would have thought that since 9/11, Americans knew Arabic is a language: the language of the Quran and of the Arab world.
I didn't like my reaction. Jet-lagged or not, I told myself, I should find the patience to respond gracefully. Then another American Jew asked me to explain the difference between Sunni and Shia Muslims. I told him to ask the internet.
I could be nicer, but I don't want to be. I am running low on patience.
Political Islam destroyed the Middle East we escaped, and it intends to take over the West where we settled. Every once in a while, a horrific attack makes the news. We watch the culture transform. We watch our backs, and we watch what our children are taught.
October 7 was a declaration of war on Western civilization. Yet most people still struggle to understand why the US attacked Iran. They can't connect the dots, not even between Hamas and the IRGC, or between Qatar and progressive students' support for the Palestinian cause. The masses are enchanted, and they are opening the doors to the enemy voluntarily. Across from the Bundestag, a German throws his flag on the ground and raises the Palestinian flag in its place. Across Europe, feminists side with the misogynistic regime in Iran.
And in our bastion of freedom, the United States, Mamdani is mayor of New York and El-Sayed has just been elected the first Muslim senator in American history. Many Michigan Jews refused to vote for him. But nearly six in ten of those who voted early still did. Atheists are siding with jihadists.
Since October 7, I have spent endless nights in dusty hotels around the world instead of in my comfortable home with my child. We are at war, and I owe him a fight for his future, and for the future of his children and their children. I am doing all I can to share my insights, raise awareness and say out loud what many won't. Including hundreds of hours on planes, in trains, on hair and make up. Trivialities, logistics, emails and comments.
So help me, will you? Since we are at war, at least take the time to learn the basics, so you can understand what is happening around us, to us, and ultimately to future generations.
Learn about political Islam and its history. Learn about the feud between Sunnis and Shia. Learn what happened in Iran in 1979. Learn about the Jews: their relationship with the Prophet Muhammad, their Temple, their Jerusalem. Learn about Al-Aqsa and why Islamists are obsessed with that mosque.
If I couldn't be bothered to learn, I would have supported the Palestinian cause. It's simple, easy, convenient and popular. It's also dangerous, because in the name of the Palestinian cause we will be stripped of basic freedoms you take for granted. Sooner or later, you too will lose the luxury of ignorance. By then, lamenting won't help us much.
Mr. Bob Dobalini retweeted
Trump should just pardon his whole cabinet right now to short-circuit the scandalmongering circus the Dems want to waste everybody's time with.
Hell, use the autopen just to make it fun.
Mr. Bob Dobalini retweeted
Too many people weren't around in 1979 for the nightly count of how many days American citizens were in captivity by the Islamic Regime.
And many more idiots were too young to remember 9/11.
I was in Germany when it happened. I was told by a Canadian girl just 2 weeks later that basically the US deserved it. She had never even heard of the Marshall Plan. Education in this country is horrifyingly bad and it's going to cost us.
