Still believes the same false hoods.
From the same Crazy Conspiracy Theories sites.
Pretty Ridiculous
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Still believes the same false hoods.
From the same Crazy Conspiracy Theories sites.
Pretty Ridiculous
Austin: If Twitter Bans 'Incitement to Violence,' Why Are They Allowing Praise for Anti-Jewish Terrorism?
Prominent, verified accounts on Twitter are praising the terrorist attacks currently targeting Israel.
It appears that executives at the social media company couldn’t care less.
Khamenei.ir
@khamenei_ir
Palestinians are awake and determined. They must continue this path. One can only talk with the language of power with these criminals. They must increase their strength, stand strong, confront the enemy, and force them to stop their crimes. #FreePalestine
Jordan Schachtel
@JordanSchachtel
They kicked Donald Trump off of Twitter. Meanwhile, the leader of Hamas is on this platform celebrating "the bombing of Tel Aviv."
“The bombing of Tel Aviv and the oil pipeline facility between Ashkelon and Eilat. God is great and glory is to God alone,” Hamas Political Bureau Chief Ismail Haniyeh wrote.
Twitter removed this tweet, among others, from Haniyeh’s feed, according to The Daily Caller.
However, Haniyeh’s punishment for repeatedly praising rocket attacks targeting innocent civilians was merely to be locked out of his account for 12 hours.
Only a few months earlier, then-President Donald Trump was permanently banned from the platform for what Twitter described as “incitement of violence.”
However, the argument Twitter made at the time to ban Trump was incredibly suspect, to say the least.
According to a blog post the company published to defend their decision to ban the sitting president from their platform, Twitter claimed Trump’s rhetoric had incited the infamous Jan. 6 Capitol incursion.
Bullshit
“After close review of recent Tweets from the @realDonaldTrump account and the context around them — specifically how they are being received and interpreted on and off Twitter — we have permanently suspended the account due to the risk of further incitement of violence,” Twitter wrote.
The company then offered two examples of this supposed “incitement to violence.”
- “The 75,000,000 great American Patriots who voted for me, AMERICA FIRST, and MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN, will have a GIANT VOICE long into the future. They will not be disrespected or treated unfairly in any way, shape or form!!!”
- “To all of those who have asked, I will not be going to the Inauguration on January 20th.”
Nothing in either of these tweets suggests Trump wanted rioters to storm the Capitol. Nothing whatsoever.
Regardless, these tweets were deemed to be so bad that Trump had to be permanently banned from the platform, whereas the above terrorist sympathizers were, at most, given a slap on the wrist.
Trump’s rhetoric around Jan. 6 can fairly be described as reckless.
Nevertheless, while reckless, nothing he said even comes close to as egregious as the messages Twitter has allowed these terrorist sympathizers to post on their platform.
Which is worse: suggesting an election was stolen or cheering on a barrage of missiles meant to eradicate thousands of Jews?
These recent terrorist attacks against Israel have made one thing evident.
Twitter is more concerned over forwarding its own political agenda than stopping violent terrorism.
AND THIS IS WHY i DON'T LIKE/TRUST THE MEDIA! There is no room in today's society for this type of talk!
Longtime CNN contributor tweets, 'The world today needs a Hitler'; has history of anti-Semitism
A longtime contributor to CNN found himself in hot water after tweeting, "The world today needs a Hitler." The inflammatory tweet, which could be interpreted as a call for the extermination of the Jewish people, was posted to Twitter on Sunday amidst the rising tensions and violence between Israel and Hamas in the Middle East.
The CNN contributor quickly deleted the post, but it sparked social media users to comb through his Twitter profile. Adeel Raja, who has written dozens of articles for CNN, also appears to have a history of posting ant-Semitic messages on Twitter.
Donald Trump Jr. posted screenshots of the "Hitler" tweet as well as a CNN article that indicates Raja as a co-author, and his LinkedIn profile, where he describes himself as a "Freelance Contributor at CNN."
"Hey @cnn this seems to be one of yours, but I imagine that surprises no one anymore," Trump wrote.
The now-deleted "The world today needs a Hitler" tweet was just the tip of the iceberg. There were other tweets praising the murderous Nazi leader.
"The only reason I am supporting Germany in the finals — Hitler was a German and he did good with those Jews!" Raja wrote during the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
Another tweet from 2014 read, "My support for Germany is for what Hitler did to the Jews!"
One tweet from Raja's verified Twitter account said, "Hail Hitler!"
Raja responded to a Twitter user calling for "Palestinian genocide....inner Hitler among Germans must resurface," by enthusiastically tweeting, "Hell yeah!!!!!"
In another Twitter post, Raja urged terrorist groups to go to Israel, "ISIS, TTP, TALIBAN - please go to Israel ASAP!"
Raja is a longtime contributor to CNN.com. There are 53 results when you search for "Adeel Raja" on the CNN website. It appears that his first article for the CNN website was published on Jan. 2, 2014, and he was contributing fairly consistently to the site. Raja posted as recently as Sept. 16, 2020. Most of the articles he contributed are related to Pakistan, where he is allegedly based.
When asked about Raja, CNN spokesman Matt Dornic told the Washington Examiner that he has "never heard" of him and was "looking into it."
... a lot of babble from two senior citizens with closed minds no longer working in the copier industry trying to fill up their day with politics convinced that the sky is falling.
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