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The bodies of three young Palestinian men were found Sunday, September 14, inside a burned vehicle in an open area between the occupied Palestinian towns of Baqa al-Gharbiya and Jatt.
They were not foreigners. They were not people who had crossed a border illegally. They were Israeli citizens.
The victims were brothers Zain Odeh, 16, and Qassem Odeh, 20, and their relative Yahya Bassimi, 20.
Three young men. Three lives. Three families left to grieve.
Israeli police believe the killings were criminal in nature.
And then what?
Silence.
One year ago today, Police Commissioner Danny Levy declared that Israel was in a “state of national emergency” after five Arab citizens were killed within just 12 hours.
Yet Levy insisted that the police were doing everything they could to combat violent crime.
Forgive me, but that is difficult to swallow.
Analysis Suggests that Trump Won the Election but by Fewer Votes, and Did Not Win the National Popular Vote
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he Democratic Attorneys General Association (DAGA) is hosting its Fall Policy Conference in Detroit, Michigan, from September 9–10, 2026, and we need those state attorneys general to receive the attached 2024 Election Investigation Blueprint from tens of thousands of Americans.
2024 Election Investigation Blueprint, pp. 1–10, in PDF format:
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Right now, the most dangerous thing the Democrats are doing is telling Americans that elections are “free and fair” and that there’s “no evidence of widespread manipulation.”
That is simply untrue.
Alecia Beth Moore-Hart (born September 8, 1979), known professionally as Pink (stylized in all caps), is an American singer and songwriter. She is known for her acrobatic stage presence and activism.
P!nk appeared to care about Iraqi children during the Iraq War but is now criticizing Macklemore for speaking about Palestinian suffering, the short answer is: we don’t actually know her personal reasoning, because she has not publicly given a detailed explanation.
There is, however, a very real apparent contradiction worth pointing out.
The Iraq-era P!nk
P!nk’s “Dear Mr. President” was released in 2006 and directly challenged George W. Bush over the Iraq War and other policies. The song asks how someone can sleep while innocent people suffer and specifically invokes the destruction caused by war. It was explicitly understood as an anti-war/protest song.
So yes—the P!nk of that period was willing to use her enormous platform to question a government and express solidarity with people affected by its military policies.
What happened with Macklemore?
“Antisemitism” watchdog groups are flipping the fuck out about hip hop artist Macklemore saying “Free Palestine” while opening for Ed Sheeran, and the western press are of course helping to spin this ridiculous nonsense as a massive scandal.
During a New Jersey concert over the weekend, Macklemore said the following:
“One of the reasons why I wanted to come on this tour was because I wanted to stand up here on stages and stadiums across America and say two words that are very near and dear to my heart: Free Palestine.
“I said, Free Palestine.
“I want those words to be loud and clear, so the people from Gaza, all the way to the occupied West Bank, know that we have not forgotten them.
