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Here is a guest on Tucker Carlson’s podcast saying that algebra is a conspiracy by the Jews to turn people into “good little goy slaves.” I wish I was joking.

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Haha totally forgot about this. A moment for Jews and Muslims to come together in solidarity

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I swear every day I write a sentence I never could have imagined uttering like even a day earlier.

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Here is a guest on Tucker Carlson’s podcast saying that algebra is a conspiracy by the Jews to turn people into “good little goy slaves.” I wish I was joking.

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The main difference between Elizabeth Holmes and the other big name tech founders is that she is facing consequences

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Elad Nehorai @eladn.bsky.social · 07/09/2026

Lmao. This isn’t even satire, it’s more of a reenactment

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Those sorts of people become popular on social media because of the dynamic. Of course, they exist either way.

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Elad Nehorai @eladn.bsky.social · 07/09/2026

One of social media's worst dynamics is the way it incentivizes people to take on the most extreme position. There is always someone who can claim to be more pure. The result is that people can constantly shame others by "proving" their bonafides through piling on those seen as too moderate.

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Elad Nehorai @eladn.bsky.social · 07/09/2026

These people are ridiculous. The Hebrew they are referring to is a quote from the Torah, "צֶ֥דֶק צֶ֖דֶק תִּרְדֹּ֑ף" ("Justice, justice, shall you pursue"). Some people want actual justice, others just want Jews to erase every part of our peoplehood, including our Torah. In the name of progressivism. So gross.

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Socialism conference Qs generally. Here. We zoomed in on the back of a participant’s laptop. We see “Cornell University” affiliation, then a sticker in Hebrew. We visit their site. We listen to what is said. These questions, with content shared, makes us question more.

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The Nexus Project @nexusproject.bsky.social · 06/09/2026

This is what you get when you build a force to terrorize immigrant communities and recruit for it with Great Replacement fear mongering and slogans borrowed from white supremacists and neo-Nazis.

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Elad Nehorai @eladn.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

These guys used to work at the White House.

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Elad Nehorai @eladn.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

Pod Save America guys make fun of Vance for not knowing what blood libel is, then proceed to say an even wronger definition. Like, this feels like a comedy. A horrible, horrible, painful, cringe comedy.

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Elad Nehorai @eladn.bsky.social · 26/08/2026

This reminds me of this section from Philip Slater’s “The Pursuit of Loneliness” The passage is about individualism but imo the same logic applies to our relationship to technology. We have created our issues through over-reliance on tech, and we then think the answer is more tech.

erated not have to fight them
so Vigo pecularly exaggerated hostility that hippies tend to arouse suggests that the life they strive for is highly seduc-
tive to middle-aged Americans.
The intensity of this reaction can in part be attributed to a kind of circularity that characterizes American individualism. When a value is as strongly held as is individualism in America the illnesses it produces tend to be treated by increasing the dosage, in the same way an alcoholic treats a hangover or a drug addict his withdrawal symptoms. Technological change, mobility, and the individualistic ethos combine to rupture the bonds that tie each individual to a family, a community, a kinship network, a geographical location-bonds that give him a comfortable sense of himself. As this sense of himself erodes, he seeks ways of affirming it. But his efforts at self-enhancement automatically accelerate the very erosion he seeks to halt.
It is easy to produce examples of the many ways in which Americans attempt to minimize, circumvent, or deny the interdependence upon which all human societies are based. We seek a private house, a private means of transportation, a private garden, a private laundry, self-service stores, and do-it-yourself skills of every kind. An enormous technology seems to have set itself the task of making it unnecessary for one human being ever to ask anything of another in the course of going about his daily business. Even within the family Americans are unique in their feeling that each member should have a separate room, and even a separate tele-phone, television, and car, when economically possible. We seek more and more privacy, and feel more and more alienated and lonely when we get it. What accidental contacts we do have, furthermore, seem more intrusive, not only because they are unsought but because they are unconnected with any familiar pattern of interdependence.

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Elad Nehorai @eladn.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

Only reason a Dem could be against this guy is Islamophobia, there I said it

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Elad Nehorai @eladn.bsky.social · 23/08/2026

Not solely. People voted for him. Other people thought he was no worse than Harris. Others in power, who could have stopped him running again didn’t. A weak opposition party failed to fight back. Don’t put it all on him. He’s only doing this because people let him.

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Elad Nehorai @eladn.bsky.social · 23/08/2026

One day students will look at the reaction to DSA as part of America’s long history of using terror of imagined communism to entrench right wing politics. And they’ll also be able to compare it to the way multiple nations fell to fascism. We’re just one more, & today is no different than the past.

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Elad Nehorai @eladn.bsky.social · 22/08/2026

Really a shame that Hunter Biden is still being promoted as some sort of oracle for the left after he spent months palling up to Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson.

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Democracy Docket @democracydocket.com · 22/08/2026

‼️ The Trump administration has appointed a large number of election deniers to prominent government jobs. But there are other anti-voting activists in Trumpworld operating outside of the White House — and directly influencing efforts to undermine your elections. Allow us to introduce you:

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The election deniers influencing Trump’s anti-voting policy from the outside

Read more here.

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It's Going Down @igd.bsky.social · 21/08/2026

Rittenhouse attempted to distance himself from Fuentes after that initial report came out, but he also attended the Kenosha protest with someone that was deep into white nationalist politics and clearly is close to the Groyper stream - as are most rank-n-file young Republicans.

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Elad Nehorai @eladn.bsky.social · 20/08/2026

Wow didn't realize it's been a connection for so long

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Elad Nehorai @eladn.bsky.social · 20/08/2026

The dismissal of "woke 1" should be called what it really is, the abandonment of Black people. Fine, of course, to talk about the excesses of the punitive left etc. I and many others have been subject to it. But throwing that era away so casually, esp things like "defund" etc, is just retreat.

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What The Far Right, Cults, and Conspiracy Theorists Get Right

My latest piece. On joining and leaving a Hasidic cult, and what it taught me about the things people need. And how America, and progressive movements, deeply lack those things. And how we can build an alternative, and thus fight for a better world.

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How joining a cult taught me why the far right is winning.

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Snowden St. @snowden.st · 19/08/2026

my own kinda confessional essay in 2020 about growing up in evangelicalism and conspiracy theories touched on similar ideas of the thrilling nature of alternate worldviews wisetendersnob.medium.com/this-secret-...

Running through all of these schools and churches was an open encouragement of suspicion: in elites, in government, and official explanations. On the other side of a faith in an unseen and all-powerful Father stood a fear in the invisible and all-ranging foe. While I can now see the evangelical community’s fears about the United Nations to be parochial and embarrassing, I can remember the vividness and excitement that suffused evangelical life, how it brought a visceral meaning to every day’s events. Today, QAnon is running rampant through evangelical circles, both in the US and abroad. It’s not really that surprising, Q is playing all the hits of my youth: citing Bible verses to exhort adherents to stand firm against dark elites, one of oldest songs in modern evangelical canon. We were raised with visions of resolute martyrs and courageous believers like Elisabeth Eliot or Corrie Ten Boom. In comparison to non-believers, an evangelical can live the thrilling life of an undercover agent, a member of the divine resistance, like The Americans but for Christ.

Far from providing a new view of the world, Q sounds like so many Sunday School and Christian schoolteachers I’ve had: “the greater world is full of all kinds of unseen evil and carnal villainy, let us pray for the coming salvation, and don’t trust the media.” Throw in some crankiness about the Democratic Party, and I cannot be the only ex-evangelical who is embarrassed to see so many people being persuaded by the musty fears we were raised on.

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Great piece! Thanks for sharing. Sadly, I am sure this is true across so many different backgrounds

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RaidPanda @raidpanda.eurosky.social · 19/08/2026

Rittenhouse brags that his wife voted for Fishback, notious antisemite and racist, and then endorsed him. Your regular reminder that the safety of Jews and Black people are tied together.

Kyle Rittenhouse 🇺🇸
@rittenhouse2a
Vote for
@j_fishback
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We must make peace with the fact that the real motivations behind human choices are deeply emotional and subjective. The pandemic and climate crisis taught us facts, no matter how hard and compelling, are only accepted by minds that are open to it. We must cultivate that openness.

It may not seem like much, but the problem is often that we measure all our movements by what they do for the outside world as opposed to what they also offer to their members. This is part of what makes them unsustainable.

Our movements, our world, and whatever new progressive world we hope to inhabit, will require us to have an inner sense of meaning. Rituals. Communities to live them out. We cannot erase all these things simply because many of us have moved on from the broken versions of them.

Yes, we must overthrow the fascists. Yes, we must have massively radical change. Yes, we need to aggressively force our governments to fight climate change.

But it is the fabric of meaning and myth making that allows us to even imagine what that could look like.

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What The Far Right, Cults, and Conspiracy Theorists Get Right

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How joining a cult taught me why the far right is winning.

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Elad Nehorai @eladn.bsky.social · 18/08/2026

@adamserwer.bsky.social hey hey, is there a way I can DM you/reach out personally?

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Attention shifted well before Trump became president.

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For years now, Dems and others who once cared about BLM and Black causes in general have quietly abandoned the cause. It was a defiance that was coded and hidden, in attempts to return to the status quo without being too obvious. Now it's just full throated, unabashed abandonment. Explicit.

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So far, Hunter has appeared with Candace Owens, Nick Fuentes, and now Tucker Carlson. Doing that is bad enough, but trying to whitewash a bigot on his show is really a new low.

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Do political protests mobilize voters? Evidence from the Black Lives Matter protests - Public Choice

And not only did they push views to the left, they ACTIVELY contributed to and participated in the push for Biden's win over Trump. Another fact that has been erased. And the worst irony is that he and Harris betrayed the cause even during the campaign trail, and definitely afterwards.

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In this article, we study the local political mobilization effects of political protests in the context of the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement. We analyze monthly voter registration data from 2136 U...

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