Thomas Wictor

Posts Tagged ‘Operation Protective Edge’

Toad? Okay, I’m a toad. Consider becoming one yourself

I’m a toad. Like the poet Stephen Crane. Social media is the playpen of mental patients. Today someone who followed me on Twitter sent me this. You can tell a lot about people by what they find attractive. Sinister, mannered, bitter, hostile, grim, pompous old men don’t do it for me. Denise A. Rubin and…

 

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Stenographers for terrorists: the depravity of journalists

Before the Gaza war that began in June of 2014, I had no idea that journalists had become stenographers for the most evil people alive. I don’t think this is a conscious decision. The few times I’ve interacted with journalists, they’ve struck me as terminally superficial. Instead, they view the US, Israel, Saudi Arabia and…

 

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Adrift no longer. Without even knowing it, I arrived

I never knew what to do with my life. In very real ways, I never had a life. Some forms of trauma are impossible to “get over.” The closest I came to having a career was the ten years I spent as a music journalist in Los Angeles. It didn’t pay anything, but my parents…

 

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Hope springs eternal in the hearts of the Iranian mullahs

What keeps the mullahs of Iran going? Hope. They think that if they just continue funding and fomenting terrorism, eventually the rest of the world will give up and die. This conviction has finally backfired spectacularly. Bahrain’s king holds Hanukkah candle-lighting French Rabbi Moshe Levin says King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa ‘truly loves’ the…

 

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The Orwellian reporting on Yemen

As I get older, I become less able to put up with organized dishonesty. I loathe groups that work together to spread lies. The Orwellian reporting on Yemen signifies that western culture is nearing a point of no return. The rot runs so deep that we may not recover. George Orwell’s novel 1984 is truly…

 

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Palestinian bat child captured in West Bank!

Yesterday the world was electrified by the news that the IDF had captured a Palestinian bat child in the West Bank village of Nabi Saleh. The video showed the child and his bat-relatives using high-pitched screams as echolocation in order to identify targets for the rocks they threw. When an Israeli soldier briefly detained the…

 

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A special place in hell

My mother’s favorite expression was, “There’s a special place in hell for—” Then she’d mentioned someone who’d abused their trust. Teachers or clerics who abused children. Cops who took bribes from criminals. Politicians who lived lives of corruption and debauchery while piously broadcasting their churchiness. Personally, I hope there’s a special place in hell for…

 

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And you thought the lies about Israel were bad…

It’s a dangerous time in our history. It appears that almost everyone can be bought. The lies about Israel told during Operation Protective Edge were just the beginning. As far as I can tell, everything being reported about Yemen is untrue. My guess is that journalists and members of “human rights” organizations have been bought…

 

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In praise of war (and flamethrowers)

Clutch your pearls, girls. Get ready to faceplant the fainting couch. This post is about the courageous, exceptionally moral decision that the Sunni Arabs and Israel have made to go to war with Iran. It’s now clear that the goal is regime change, not simply destroying the Iranian nuclear program. “Good hunting, men and women,”…

 

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A book for morons and Jew-haters

I won’t be buying Max Blumenthal’s The 51 Day War: Ruin and Resistance in Gaza. It’s a book for cretinous Jew-haters too stupid and passive to think for themselves. Still, it’s fun to debunk the claims that Blumenthal makes. Full disclosure: He once singled me out on Twitter for some reason. A “truther” is someone…

 

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