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Corey Walker ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
The fact that heโs going after Jordan is an enormous reveal of his intentions.
Jordan is a major counterterrorism partner for the US and an anchor of stability.
The only people who would want to weaken the king are jihadists and the IRGC.
Incoming U.S. Senator Abdul El-Sayed, celebrated as Americaโs first Muslim senator, advocates cutting aid to Egypt and Jordan, sanctioning and downgrading ties with Saudi Arabia and the UAE, while treating Iran as a potential partner rather than a strategic adversary and adopting a strikingly soft approach toward the clerical regime in Tehran. He even declined to comment on the death of Ayatollah Khamenei, reportedly mindful that some of his constituents supported the Iranian regime and its doctrine of Wilayat al-Faqih ("Guardianship of the Islamic Jurist").
This is not a serious framework for U.S. foreign policy in a volatile Middle East where long-standing partnerships remain essential to countering Iranian influence and growing pro-Russian and pro-Chinese alignment. Undermining key Arab allies while extending goodwill to the regionโs foremost "revolutionary" regime reflects strategic naivetรฉ, not realism. An Islamist-influenced foreign policy of this kind risks accelerating American retrenchment from some of the world's most critical energy, trade, and maritime chokepoints at a time when sustained U.S. engagement remains vital to its national security interests and those of its allies.
Corey Walker ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
You have to realize that nearly all these people are just sitting in the wind and seeing which way its going to blow. Brazilification of the world. None of these people believe in anything other than not being thrown in Jail.
Palantir CEO Alex Karp is signaling a shift toward Democrats following their midterm victories, criticizing Trump's immigration crackdown and Republicans' approach to economic justice.
Despite securing billions in federal contracts under Trump, Karp said Democrats had corrected course enough to potentially win his support in 2028.
โI've been a Democrat my whole life. I grew up in a far left environment. I know more about being a progressive than almost anybody on the planet,โ Karp said.
On immigration, Karp welcomed Trump's acknowledgment that enforcement had gone too far, saying: โI'm glad he's saying in public now what I've been saying in private.โ
Source: POLITICO
Corey Walker ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
Is it a good idea for Austin to continue factoring race and sex when selecting its firefighters?
Austin's firefighters are 20% slower to reach emergencies than in 2012, and almost twice as many calls now go past eight minutes before they reach the emergency.
Fires are also spreading twice as much (in part thanks to Austinโs decision to effectively decriminalize trespassing and homeless arson).
The cityโs goal was to contain 90% of fires. It contained 74%. So it lowered standards to 75%.
Austin's firefighter entrance exam is designed around racial outcomes.
The firm that builds the test sold itself to the city by saying it "increased Blacks in the passing list by 208%" in Houston.
In its pitch it also points to Kansas City, where it says "black representation in the department matches the relevant labor market" and women make up "3 times the national representation of women in the fire service."
In Austin, the written test is 20% of an applicant's score. The other 80% is an oral interview, graded by outside evaluators who take at least four hours of "bias" training first.
In the last hiring cycle, 1,398 people applied and 667 took the test. The firm ranked them by combined score, and a selected 150-200 candidates went on to physical, medical and background checks.
Before the rankings go to the city, the firm (Morris & McDaniel) breaks every score down by race and sex and runs statistical tests on each group.
Corey Walker ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
๐จBREAKING โย FBI just arrested an October 7th attacker in Louisiana.
The 33-year-old man took part in the Hamas attack on Israel, & then traveled to the U.S. on a fraudulent visa UNDER JOE BIDEN.
This is why secure borders are absolutely crucial.
Corey Walker ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
Between this and the astroturfed anti-data center movement and the Dem takeover of Congress it has been a GENERATIONAL winning streak for the Chinese Communist Party.
Corey Walker ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
SCOOP @Jewishinsider via @willbredderman: โRep.-elect Brad Lander taps โself-identified communistโ as comms directorโ
โJesse Myerson said wealthy Jews acting as vulnerable minority โmake me sickโโ
jewishinsider.com/2026/11/brโฆ
Corey Walker ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
โผ๏ธA conversation between an IDF officer & a senior official in Gazaโs health system.
Overnight, the IDF struck a senior Hamas terrorist & additional terrorists operating within Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, southern Gaza, in order to eliminate the threat they posed.
Hamas used the hospital complex as a command center for military and terrorist activities, including storing weapons, conducting interrogations and torture & sheltering terrorists, while endangering patients, medical personnel & civilians.
Corey Walker ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
Any Black person who argues that poverty and family culture are not issues is a whole political problem.
Liberals will find someone to say, "Well, I have money and I grew up with a father," as strategy to avoid the harder conversations about WHY Black finances and family cultures are so distorted.
(I suspect that the answer has to do with the move from Jim Crow to liberalism, but that's fodder for another post.)
So the guy is right, and as long as nobody replaces or shuts down the woman, the guy is, unfortunately, going to stay right.
Amazing dialogue on CNN.
"The Black fatherlessness rate is the worst out of all the demographics in this country, unfortunately"
"Excuse me, that's a false steroetype Black fathers are in the household more than any other race."
"What are your facts on that?"
"I had a father in my home."
"That's called anecdotal, but that's ok"
Corey Walker ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
Gazaโs name and suffering have been invoked by politicians, artists, religious leaders, and others. But has Gaza actually gained anything from it? So far, the answer is no.
Many Hamas supporters in the West repeat the claim that the October 7 terrorist attack put the Palestinian cause back on the global stage. They use that argument to justify the attack and the unimaginable suffering it brought upon Palestinians.
But look at the reality on the ground. More than three years after what they called a โvictorious day,โ 1.6 million Palestinians in Gaza are living in tents. More than 75,000 have been killed and 150,000 wounded. Eighty percent of Gazaโs buildings have been destroyed, and its infrastructure has been devastated.
All that international attention and talk of bringing the Palestinian cause back into the spotlight has done nothing to ease Gazaโs suffering. International support matters and is needed--but no amount of attention was worth even one childโs shoe in Gaza.
Iโm increasingly convinced we the US is going to cede its position as the number 1 global power
Hawley backs nationwide data center moratorium politi.co/3WDVxcn
Corey Walker ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
All Politics Is Identity Politics
Corey Walker ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
Want young men reinvigorated? Deport so many foreigners that corporations have to come crawling to them to hire them.
We need to rebalance the worker-employer relationship for the middle class.
Deportations does this. Especially ending H-1Bs
Corey Walker ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
This is awful, of course, but I actually find it kind of heartening if the attacks on Jews were coordinated by the Iranian government rather than being spontaneous expressions of organic Jew hatred
Corey Walker ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
โWeโre not the good guysโ
โ Congressman-elect Richard Ojeda on the Iran war
Americans have no idea how many unhinged lunatics were just elected to Congress. #declineisachoice
Corey Walker ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
As someone who works in this field, I can tell you - Hispanics (illegal and hispanic-american citizens) believe they OWN the residential construction business in this country.
They want a monopoly over it.
They don't want whites, blacks or anyone else on a job site.
Trust me. They feel entitled.
๐จ BREAKING: Vice Chair of the South Texas Builders Association is THREATENING Stephen Miller with political destruction if he keeps up mass deportations
"If you want to continue harassing our communities?! These same communities you're now harassing will make sure you LOSE THE WHITE HOUSE!" ๐คก๐
Of course they want their CHEAP LABOR and more FOREIGN INVADERS.
Corey Walker ๐บ๐ธ retweeted
The relationship between national IQ and net public contribution is somewhat robust, but not as robust as this fellow implies.
He rather arbitrarily omits India from his analysis even though it's in the data source (seems to only analyze groups of 15,000+โand India is 14,000), and India alone drops the r2 to .52. And adding in all the ignored countries gives an r2 of .56.
It's possible to procure highly contributing immigrants even from the dimmest countries in the world, and seeking this out should be the main imperative of immigration policy for most modern countriesโAmerican EHC doesn't really move to Denmark, but some Indians will.
Dude, he was running in Mississippi. What did you think you were going to get?
There's a lot of focus on violence from West Bank settlers. There should also be attention on violence against the Jewish inhabitants of the West Bank.
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Arab channels published a video of terrorists throwing stones at Israeli residents near the Jewish farm of Kornit in the Binyamin Region, boasting that they had managed to โdrive awayโ the residents.
Footage: โShabakat al-Irsalโ Facebook page
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