This Is How the Iran War Goes Global

This Is How the Iran War Goes Global. By Niall Ferguson in The Free Press.

17 days into the conflict, the U.S.-Israeli campaign has run into a very old problem: control of a strategic waterway.

Despite being entirely outgunned, despite having lost control of its own airspace, the Islamic Republic retains sufficient firepower to attack shippers in the Strait of Hormuz, deterring them from moving through it …

Meanwhile, Iran’s aggressive missile-building program was a Chinese-enabled project. …

Which brings us to the next great global choke point: the Taiwan Strait.

More than 90 percent of the world’s most advanced semiconductors, and 99 percent of the chips used for cutting-edge AI training, are manufactured in Taiwan. Taiwan imports 97 percent of its energy supply in the form of oil, LNG, and coal. This makes the Taiwan choke point far more important in relative terms than the Strait of Hormuz has ever been for global energy markets.

The temptation of Xi:

The rational strategy for Xi is not an amphibious invasion or blockade of Taiwan. It is to wait for Taiwan’s January 2028 election in the hope of a Chinese Nationalist Party victory and a decisive shift toward Beijing’s goal of “One Country, Two Systems.” However, there is a growing tail risk that he is tempted to act more boldly, taking advantage of yet another American imbroglio in the Middle East.

Rather than risk a kinetic confrontation in the Middle East, Xi’s best option is to deploy Chinese coast guard vessels and assert Beijing’s right to collect customs duties and regulate the flow of goods to Taiwan. He can present this as consistent with international law, satisfying many countries and companies — especially those with significant business interests in the People’s Republic of China.

True, Taiwan is recognized as a “separate customs territory” by the World Trade Organization, defined in the 1994 Marrakesh Agreement as meaning Taiwan has “full autonomy in the conduct of its external commercial relations.” In 2001, China agreed that Taiwan and Hong Kong would enjoy this status. However, as former State Department counselor Philip Zelikow has argued, China could simply revoke it for Taiwan, just as Trump revoked it for Hong Kong in 2020. China could also then apply its export controls to goods leaving Taiwan, again citing American precedents for doing so.

Should China make such a “gray zone” move, it would immediately become apparent that the biggest choke point in the world is not the Strait of Hormuz; it is the Taiwan Strait.

Questions:

The administration is now trying to salvage a plan that seems to be, like Churchill’s in 1915 [at Gallipoli], disintegrating on contact with the enemy. It may still be salvageable. The Islamic Republic may yet oblige Trump by expiring. I do not rule that out.

However, if Trump’s advisers do not keep their wits about them, they may overlook the fact that they have created a huge strategic opportunity for China and Russia — especially if they act in concert. Washington may miss, amid the mood music of a superpower summit, the preparations for a coup de main that would upend the international economy and the world’s geopolitical order.

The Strait of Hormuz is blocked. For how long?

The Strait of Taiwan is open. For how long?

Australian Navy so defunct that Trump didn’t even ask us for help — we’d just be a liability

Australian Navy so defunct that Trump didn’t even ask us for help — we’d just be a liability. By Greg Sheridan in The Australian.

That the Albanese government has gone out loud and proud to announce, without even being asked, that it’s certainly not going to send an Australian navy ship to help keep the Strait of Hormuz safe for international shipping is much more significant than it looks, and bespeaks a shocking Australian impotence. …

Though we are the biggest island nation in the world, our navy is effectively defunct. Donald Trump announced a long list of nations he would like to contribute to escorting cargo vessels through the Strait of Hormuz. We weren’t on it. …

It’s notable that despite Australia being the second or third closest ally to the US, after Britain and, all things considered, probably Japan too, we weren’t asked for a naval contribution. This is because the Americans know that as a military force the Australian navy is essentially non-existent at the moment.

Details:

In our surface fleet we notionally have seven Anzac-class frigates, though they are so old that to send them into harm’s way now would rank surely as a species of elder abuse, and three Hobart-class air warfare destroyers.

The frigates each have eight vertical launch cells, just eight. Many modern destroyers have well over 100.

The Iranians fire missiles and drones at ships. The Anzacs deploy fairly short-range Evolved Sea Sparrow Missiles in their vertical launch cells. In terms of self-defence, that’s pretty much it. In the conflict with the Houthis in the Red Sea, the US Navy mainly used much longer-range SM2 and SM6 missiles. That’s because if you miss an incoming missile with a long-range shot you can have another go with your short-range defence systems. If you miss with a short-range effort, you’re dead.

Nor do the Anzacs have sophisticated counter-drone systems. The Ukrainians, Iranians and Houthis have all shown that drones can be used to devastating effect against conventional navy ships. If our Anzac frigates ever did fire off their missiles they would be exhausted and in need of replenishment in five minutes. The commander of any US taskforce would regard the Anzacs as a liability, just another ship the Americans had to defend.

Of our three Hobart-class destroyers, one is in a long-term upgrade and therefore out of action. Of the other two, perhaps one could be sent. They are optimised for air defence, not what’s happening in the Strait of Hormuz. They have 48 VLS [tubes] each, about half a US Arleigh Burke-class destroyer. Beyond that they have Phalanx Gatling guns, which can be a last line of defence against incoming drones. They don’t have complex counter-drone systems. …

Uniparty to blame, but Labor worse:

Our absolute lack of defence capability is the greatest national scandal of our time. It’s bipartisan in creation. The previous Coalition government was almost as bad as the Albanese government in defence.

Australians should recognise the decisions we’ve made. Just as we’ve decided to keep barely a month’s worth of fuel in reserve so that we couldn’t withstand any interruption to supply, so we have decided not to have any meaningful defence capability. …

The Albanese government has actually cut defence spending. It has imposed a $1.5bn “efficiency dividend” (honestly, you can’t make this stuff up) on defence, which it had not imposed before, and the entirely fictional “dividend” goes back to consolidated revenue, it’s not kept by defence. …

By 2027-28 defence spending, on the government’s own figures, will still be just 2.05 per cent of GDP.

If we ever lose the US alliance we are completely defenceless. No doubt Beijing will never want to do this, but in terms of sheer military capability China could do everything to Australia that the US has done to Iran. The difference is, unlike Iran, we couldn’t fight back. And unlike Iran, we’d run out of fuel in five minutes.

Australia relied for protection and existence on the British Navy until 1941, and after than on the US Navy. Without the US Navy, Australia is basically undefended.

Muslim pirates stole an entire Irish village into slavery

Muslim pirates stole an entire Irish village into slavery. By Proudofus.uk.

A hundred and seven men, women and children. Taken from their beds. Sold in North Africa. Only two ever came home.

It was 1631. And it was normal.

For thousands of years, the sea belonged to pirates. Barbary corsairs [Muslim privateers and pirates who operated from the North African coast] enslaved over a million Europeans. They raided as far as Iceland.

No nation on Earth could stop them.

So Britain built the largest navy in history. And went hunting.

They smashed the slave ports of North Africa. Three thousand people walked free in a single day. They chased pirates across the South China Sea.

Ocean by ocean, the hunting grounds went silent.

Britain built 46 bases to keep them that way. Every shipping lane on Earth. Protected.

Today, 80% of everything you own arrives by sea.

Britain didn’t just rule the waves. She freed them.

 

 

The Barbary Pirates operated primarily from ports in Algiers, Tunis, Tripoli, Salé, and Rabat. The line “To the shores of Tripoli” in the U.S. Marine Corps Hymn refers to the First Barbary War (1801–1805), specifically the Battle of Derna in 1805. This was the first time U.S. Marines fought on foreign soil.

The (1801–1805) was a conflict between the United States and the Barbary State of Tripoli, sparked by the refusal of U.S. President Thomas Jefferson to pay increased tribute demands. The war arose from longstanding practices in which North African states — Tripoli, Algiers, Tunis, and Morocco — captured American merchant ships, held crews for ransom, and demanded payments to prevent attacks. The war ended with the release of American captives without further tribute, though piracy continued under other Barbary rulers until the Second Barbary War.

The Barbary pirates captured hundreds of thousands of Europeans between the 16th and 19th centuries, primarily through naval raids on ships and coastal villages across the Mediterranean, the English Channel, and as far north as Iceland and Ireland.

Primary targets: Sailors, fishermen, and coastal villagers, with Italians, Spaniards, and British being the most commonly captured.

Major raids: Included the 1551 enslavement of the entire population of Gozo (5,000–6,000 people), the 1631 Sack of Baltimore in Ireland (100 villagers taken), and repeated attacks on Cornwall and the Canary Islands.

Purpose: Captives were sold into slavery in North African markets in Algiers, Tunis, and Tripoli, used as laborers, galley slaves, or concubines.

Scale: Historian Robert C. Davis estimates 1 to 1.25 million Europeans were enslaved during this period, though some scholars question the exact number.

The slave trade declined after the First and Second Barbary Wars (1801–1805, 1815–1816) and the French conquest of Algeria (1830–1847), effectively ending the Barbary corsairs’ dominance by the 1830s.

Even in Nazi Germany…

Even in Nazi Germany… By Shelley Bond.

Even in Nazi Germany, there were Germans who risked everything to help Jews by hiding them, feeding them, or helping them to escape. We call them Righteous Among the Nations.

In Gaza, during the captivity of our hostages, not a single man or woman stepped forward to help them, to give them food, or provide medical care, to hide them from their captors, or ease their suffering.

Not one righteous soul among them

 

 

Commenters:

And this is why none of their neighboring countries wanted them as refugees. Those countries took them in previously and found out the hard way. …

None of their cheerleaders [for the Palestinians] can give a plausible reason why not a single Muslim nation would take in refugees. Not one. …

The explanation is simple: Gazans and Hamas are the same. Gazan have accepted Hamas’s ideology of hate. Many in Gaza considered all Israeli captives as valid, high-value bargaining chips to hold against Israel. Based on polling data from late 2025 and early 2026, 51% of surveyed Gazans expressed positive views of Hamas’s performance, up from 43% in May 2025. Gazans has learned NOTHING.

Our children shouldn’t have to live like this

Our children shouldn’t have to live like this,

From Britain:

A 12-year-old lass runs into Zara [a clothing chain store] for safety from a gang chasing her, only for staff to usher her straight back out to get brutally kicked and stamped on outside Cabot Circus.

And now parents are rightly protesting because no one stepped up to protect a terrified child in broad daylight. Where’s the basic human decency gone in our own shops?”

 

 

From Portugal:

Another attack on white boy by migrant gang

 

A few years ago, there were only a few videos like the above. Now, there are so many.

Fun Fact: There are now more Muslims just in England (4m), than there are ethnically Irish in the whole of Ireland (3.9m).

 

I suspect that white people underestimate how much of the world is driven by envy and jealousy. and how few whites there are.

War on Iran was not ‘unprovoked’

War on Iran was not ‘unprovoked’. By Brendan ‘Neill in The Spectator.

I’ve been thinking a lot about the phrase ‘unprovoked war’. It’s been rolling off leftist tongues since the explosion of hostilities in Iran. …

Here’s my question: is the rape and murder of Jews not a provocation? Was the worst anti-Jewish atrocity since the Holocaust — 7 October — not a provocation? The tyrants of Tehran were the paymasters of the jihadist brutes who carried out that slaughter. They lavished guns and training on that army of anti-Semites that invaded Israel by air, sea and land not even three years ago. That wasn’t a provoking act?

Is it not a provocation to rain thousands of missiles onto a neighbouring country? Is it not a provocation to subject a nation to a ballistic swarm that causes the displacement of tens of thousands of civilians and the deaths of scores of innocents, including 12 Druze kids playing football? That’s what Hezbollah has done these past three years. Hezbollah received hundreds of millions of dollars from the Islamic Republic to pursue precisely such violent badgering of the Jewish state. That isn’t a provocation? …

“Illegal”:

Then there’s ‘illegal war’. Says who? Who made the media into the judge, jury and executioner of when nations are permitted to fight? My view is simple: if it is against international law for the world’s only Jewish state to pursue the Islamist despots who funded the rape and murder of its citizens, then that law is an ass. Worse, it’s anti-Semitic.

Funny how only western countries do “illegal” war. Meanwhile, the left wants America and Israel to lose:

Like others, I’m worried about this war. But I’m more worried about the opposition to it. There is a wilful refusal to grapple with what is at stake in this theatre of tension. This is not ‘another Iraq’. That calamity was fuelled by untruths about Saddam’s threat to the West. The Islamic Republic *is* a threat. It has rained hyper-violence on our ally of Israel. Its barbarous proxies drag mayhem across the Middle East. Its theocratic intolerance stretches into the West, where it has funded terror. …

There’s a moral defeatism around this war that I find deeply troubling. There’s a kind of gleeful fatalism. You can feel it. Right now the nightly BBC News comes off as one long smirk at the troubles America has brought upon itself. You get the impression some people would even like to see America and Israel ‘taught a lesson’. To me it feels like cultural self-loathing in the drag of pacifism — a sentiment that is less the heir to the peace movements of old than a malignant outgrowth of the anti-Westernism that runs riot on our campuses and in our institutions.

If Iran wins:

I fear these people fail to appreciate how catastrophic it would be if the Islamic Republic were to emerge emboldened from this conflict. Both regionally, where the Jewish homeland would face a renewed threat, and globally, where Islamism would gain a new lease of life, it would be disastrous for humankind. I get it: war is ugly, ‘regime change’ is destabilising and Trump is nuts. But for all that, I can say with no qualms whatsoever that I want America and Israel to win this war, and to win it decisively.

America and Israel rushed into this war because the Chinese were starting to help Iran build a huge number of conventional missiles, In a few months Iran would have so many missiles that Israel and America could not afford to attack them, and soon they would have nukes. Islamic martyrs on a holy war, with nukes. So, now or never.

Hamas commanders:

Our issue is not just Palestine, our issue is killing every non-Muslim. We will pursue Jews and Christians all over the world. Either they convert to Islam or we’ll kill them!

 

Alexandra Marshall:

Sorry. If a religious group says they want to convert the whole world via the sword and treat the conquered as eternal slaves.

I’m going to have a ‘phobia’ about that.

Babylon Bee:

Tragedy: Liberal Gets Stabbed Before Finishing Telling People How Peaceful Islam Is

London Buses Must Now Be Equipped With Stab-Kits

London Buses Must Now Be Equipped With Stab-Kits. By Steve Watson at modernity news.

Calls for “bleed kits” to be rolled out across London’s bus network have gained traction, with the London Assembly unanimously backing a motion to install them in major bus stations and trial them on high-risk routes.

These kits, designed to stem severe bleeding from deep wounds, are pitched as a lifesaver in emergencies—yet their sudden necessity speaks volumes about the city’s descent into chaos under unchecked policies.

The push comes from the London Youth Assembly, highlighting how young people feel increasingly unsafe on public transport.

 

 

This rollout underscores a low-trust society where stabbings are dismissed as background noise, a grim reality fueled by open borders and soft-on-crime approaches.

Instead of tackling the root of this horrific reality, it is just being accepted that commuters are somewhat likely to be attacked and killed, as if it’s an accepted part of everyday life in London.

 

Seventh century Arabia reaches into Australia

Seventh century Arabia reaches into Australia. By Amanda Hodge in The Australian.

Nos Hosseini was barely six years old when she first felt the awful power and reach of Iran’s Islamic Republic her activist parents had fled when she was an infant.

A man in a white van speaking Farsi turned up at the gate of her Coburg West Primary School in suburban Melbourne insisting he had been sent to drop her home.

She remembers instinctively pushing back in fear, trying not to be rude but eventually relenting, climbing into the van and being driven home by the stranger, who delivered her safely to her parents with the chilling message: “Look how easy it was for us to come and get your daughter.” …

If anything, the intimidation has grown more intense in recent years as waves of popular protests have demand the regime’s dismantling.

As a teenage activist she received death threats and even ransom letters constructed, cinematically, with cut-out newspapers. Relatives in Iran were arrested and thrown in jail for her own family’s political activity in Melbourne.

Barely three years ago, around the time a headless chicken was dumped on her parents’ Melbourne doorstep, Hosseini’s cousin in Iran was once again arrested and asked during her interrogation: “Did your family like the present we left for them?” …

“It’s given Australia a glimpse into what life is like in Iran, … In Iran people are facing bullets, they’re being raped in prisons, suicides are staged.” …

Hostage:

Kylie Moore-Gilbert, an Australian academic held hostage by the IRGC for more than two years after travelling to Tehran in 2018 for a conference.

The harassment didn’t end in Australia, however. She has been intimidated at public events, her computer hacked and financial details posted on a Farsi website. …

Running from the Mullahs:

Almost everyone who has migrated from Iran was “pushed to choose that path” by the regime, [Melbourne-based rapper Nabil “Ace” Esmaeili] says. “They pushed us to be politically active.”

It was the same for Mohammad Hashemi, who arrived in Australia as a 17-year-old, fresh from the political upheaval of the 2009 disputed presidential elections. … The civil engineer has since turned outrage at the Iranian regime’s brutality into one of Australia’s most sustained diaspora protest movements.

How does that compare with the communists or Nazis? Why are today’s leftists almost gleeful at every perceived setback for the Americans or Israelis?

Cooking: RFK Jr.’s latest proposal might be his most quietly radical yet

Cooking: RFK Jr.’s latest proposal might be his most quietly radical yet. By Raw Egg Nationalist, in American Greatness.

At a USDA event on Wednesday, Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said he had plans to teach Americans how to cook so they can wean themselves off their addiction to the ultra-processed foods that are responsible, in large part, for the chronic disease epidemic ravaging the nation.

A full 70 percent of American adults are now overweight or obese; one in 31 children has an autism diagnosis; and rates of diabetes, digestive conditions, neurodegenerative diseases, and cancers are all rising sharply, especially among young people.

“One of the challenges we’re facing and that we’re working on — all kinds of innovative devices to solve — is that Americans have forgotten how to cook,” Kennedy told the audience.

He said Americans could feed themselves better food for less — if only they knew how.

“The convenience of fast food is one of the things that attracts them. And many of them don’t have cutlery, they don’t have pots and pans, they don’t have cutting boards, and they don’t know how to shop.

“And one of the things that we’re talking about now to HHS is to use the Commissioned Corps or other groups within our agency to go out and actually teach people to cook.” …

Big kitchen coming up? Just kidding, no such thing and never will be.

Americans make fewer meals for themselves and their loved ones than the average Western European, especially those in France or Italy. …

Kennedy is right that convenience is king, and many people feel that they are simply “too busy” or have “better things to do” than taking time to prepare and cook something fresh and, just as importantly, to sit down and eat it with the same love and attention that went into making it.

Although there have been significant changes to the way even the French and Italians eat—ultra-processed food has made enormous inroads in every nation of the developed world—real food is still an integral part of national and local identity, and for that reason, it is fiercely guarded. ..

If you want ordinary people to eat well and be healthy, they need to be empowered to do so. That means knowledge — How do I brown meat properly? How do I boil an egg? — but also access to particular resources, not least of all the right kinds of food. …

RFK Jr.’s new proposal is as radical as any other he’s made in the last year, although it may not seem to be. As much as any other policy — the changes to the vaccine schedule, the overhauling of food-additive regulations — it’s a move away from the passive, corporate-driven model that has made Americans the sickest people in history to an active, person-centered vision of health and vitality.

Home cooking is also cheaper.

Australia has new Blob Agency called the CDC to deal with the vaccine skeptics

Australia has new Blob Agency called the CDC to deal with the vaccine skeptics. By Joanne Nova.

The US CDC was one of the biggest institutional Big Government failures of the pandemic, and so naturally, Australia had to get one.

The aim of the new Australian Centre for Disease Control is not about our health per se, but to be an antidote to skepticism. No, seriously. They say that. The new Director General has “vowed to prioritise transparent medical evidence and proactive engagement with vaccine sceptics.”

You might think keeping stopping Ebola and nixing bioweapons would be higher on the list? Silly you. This agency will get $250 million dollars over the next four years to basically help sell vaccines for starving multinational pharmaceutical giants. “Trust us” they say.

It’s another “Independent” agency that’s 100% dependent on Big Government funding, so it’s not independent at all. It will always serve its paymaster. They’ve already swallowed the full United Nations mantra — taking a One Health approach that recognises the link between your health, climate change, and the importance of One World Government that you can’t vote out.

They may lie about their independence, but at least they are honest about their aims, and it has nothing to do with our health. Listen to the new head — she speaks like a marketing and PR guru who happens to have a medical degree:

 

The enemy of the CDC is not a Sarbecorvirus but social media influencers … The CDC don’t want to understand the drivers of dengue fever, they want to understand “distrust” …

How telling — did she really say she wants to “be seen as trusted?” — Dear Dr Wainer, I say, to share the lesson your parents forgot to teach you — you don’t create trust by studying it, you save lives and help people first and earn the trust the real way.

Speaking of her parents, which I normally wouldn’t — Zoe Wainer comes with a back-story about them that she sells to win us over. It’s part of the whole “trust” narrative — and it’s bound to appeal to any woke die-hard government-loving-lefty. Her father was a brave abortionist … who was “Committed to social justice” .

Clearly she hasn’t done her market research yet. Bragging about “social justice” is like waving a red flag to half the voters who just want to get the government out of their hair, their house and their blood.

And just to remind everyone of how degenerate and corrupt the US CDC has become, lets remember the time they tested a vaccine on 8 mice then approved it for 50 million children.

The motto of the Australian CDC tells us they supply “trusted information“. If they were trusted, they wouldn’t have to tell us.

It’s hard not to blurt out “tool of big government and big pharma.” Oops.

The Virus of Antisemitic Violence

The Virus of Antisemitic Violence. By The Free Press.

There were more synagogue attacks this week than days in the week.

  • Last weekend: Three shootings at synagogues within a 10-mile radius in Toronto.
  • On Monday: In Liège, Belgium, a synagogue was bombed.
  • On Thursday at noon: A man with a rifle and explosives drove into a synagogue in West Bloomfield, Michigan.
  • On Thursday afternoon: In Trondheim, Norway, police arrested a man for suspicious behavior outside a synagogue.
  • On the earliest hours of Friday: There was an arson attack at a Rotterdam synagogue.

And that’s just the last seven days.

To say this is simply “rising antisemitism,” which is typically how the headlines put it, misses the speed and severity of this virus.

We are living through an alarming, historic period in which the guardrails that previously kept this hate at bay have fallen away.

It’s happening in places with large Jewish communities, and those with just a handful of Jews. In America, a country once thought of as the best place in the world to be Jewish, 70 percent of all religion-based hate crimes are directed at Jews, a group that makes up less than 3 percent of the population.

It’s our job to keep up with all of it — and even we are struggling. If we can’t, and it’s our job to live and breathe this, how can you?

Anything to do with recent imports to the West? Any connection at all?

Media: No Motive Yet In Attack On Jewish Synagogue By Radical Muslim. By The Babylon Bee.

Though an outspoken Islamic extremist who originated from the Middle East and had expressed support for ISIS and loaded his car with explosives and rammed it directly into a synagogue and daycare facility, journalists explained that there simply wasn’t any way to know at this point why he committed such an act. …

“It’s difficult to settle on any one correlation,” [a] reporter said. “We’ll do our best to connect the dots, but quite frankly, this one is likely to remain a mystery.”

We’ve invited some people into our house who don’t behave well and keep killing some of the people who live here.

Conservative moved from antisemitic to neutral on Jews, because the anti-Semitic/anti-Zionist crew were into Marxism and anti-white hatred

Conservative moved from antisemitic to neutral on Jews, because the anti-Semitic/anti-Zionist crew were into Marxism and anti-white hatred. By Matt Forney.

A great deal of people who were openly anti-Semitic ten years ago have moved back towards neutrality/peaceful coexistence with Zionists because anti-Zionism/anti-Semitism is now brown-coded and left-coded.

I’m one of them. I was notorious enough during the alt-right era to get defamed in an ADL profile …

What changed?

After 10/7, the anti-Semitic/anti-Zionist discourse was revealed to be a fig leaf for Marxism and anti-white hatred.

The same people chanting “FREE PALESTINE” vote for Democrats, support DEI and mass immigration, and want to kill me for being white. The Israel/Palestine conflict is just an extension of their desire for a Rwanda-esque genocide, because they see Jews as white and Israel as a mini-America.

Spare me your genetics charts “proving” that Jews aren’t white. The left believes they’re white and they’ve imposed this view as a reality that you must deal with.

Does that mean Israel is ARE GREATEST ALLY or there aren’t problems with our relationship? Absolutely not. But when one side is aligned with you on some issues and the other wants you DEAD, it’s obvious who your true enemies are.

In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, it wasn’t people with Israeli flags calling for me to be next. It was Palestine supporters. This is a very basic friend/enemy distinction that large numbers of the right have failed.

Moreover, I’m tired of the easily debunked conspiracy theories about Jews. Crap like “Greater Israel.” Ooooh, some minor Likud functionary talked about “Greater Israel.” Clearly the war in Iran is about lebensraum for the Zionazis! Or fabricated quotes from the Talmud. I’ve never read it. I’m not GONNA read it. If I wanted to experience a bunch of Jews arguing about minutia, I’d go to the Spring Valley Mall. At least there I can get lunch. …

Anti-Semitism is an affectation for brownoids and irony leftists  … And it always results in turning people into libtards. Fueñtes is now telling people to vote Democrat. The scattered remnants of the 2016 alt right were defending those losers in Minnesota who got shot by ICE because ICE are “ZOGbots.” Vote for Zohran Mamdani so some homeless schizo can shove you in front of a train, all because we need to own the Jews. This level of mental illness needs a DSM entry.

I’m neither an anti-Semite or a philo-Semite. Israel is just another country to me, one that can (and does) help further American goals. It is not the axis on which the world turns and the Jews are not the Borg. You don’t have to choose between Ben Shapiro and Nick Fueñtes. You can choose your own side. Mind-blowing concept to groypers (who basically have a George W. Bush view on the JQ: “if you’re not with us, you’re with the Zionists”). I’m with America.

Commenters:

They view us [Jews] as almost “mega-whites” ironically, and so naturally wish for people they think “pigmented” to savage us. …

Sometimes the enemy of my enemy is my enemy too. Joining forces w Israel is actually America 🇺🇸 First.