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🧵 JEWISH PARTICIPATION IN THE TRANSATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE - FROM JEWISH SOURCES. 🧵
I have decided to put all of these posts under one thread. Check back often as more are being added on a regular basis.
Based on the historical evidence we do know, while it cannot be concluded that Jews ran the entire slave trade, their involvement in it was a lot more than what many of them would like to admit.
Just as it is important for them to "never forget" to track down 95 year old former Nazi guards and bring them to justice, Black Americans should have the same determination to discover all parties who benefited from the trade of our ancestors. This is about accuracy. This is about setting the record straight. And what better way to do that than by going to Jewish historians themselves.
lol!!! What he is explaining is what happens when people are willingly illiterate. He is absolutely correct
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Funny how that works…LOL!!
Nicolas Maduro suddenly takes interest in JUDAISM while in US prison — NYT reports
The abducted Venezuelan leader allegedly spends most of his time reading the Bible AND the Quran, and has met with a RABBI. People close to him say he showed no interest in Judaism before capture
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Merv retweeted
If the Eagles are so evil, why is Jalen Hurts' agent putting out a joint statement with the team? This story is about a narrative and seems orchestrated.
It's the same old strategy: flood the zone with endless data points that can be interpreted a million ways based on the person doing the study and the audience.
But it doesn't take a "professor", or a PhD to understand a red flag when they see one.
Fauci was AMERICA'S TOP DOCTOR AND THE LEADING DOCTOR during the COVID experiment. So think of him as your private family doctor.
So your private family doctor prescribes a prescription for you to take for your condition. You, being someone who actually look things up tell him that you have seen a few studies that show that this medication has some very concerning side effect.
He responds by telling you that under the advice of his LAWYERS....NOT medical board, NOT other peer reviewed studies, he cannot respond to your concerns.
The argument here ISN'T a solid conclusion that Jalen Hurts is a victim of the vaccine. Its the immediate reaction to shut down the conversation, even when science is brought to the table. In Fauci's case, as THEE top doctor, he hid behind the 5th. That was a LEGAL answer, not a medical one.
Given the recent reports of Jalen Hurts’ deep vein thrombosis and bilateral pulmonary embolism, I see a lot of speculation on social media suggesting this is related to COVID-19 vaccines, which he publicly acknowledged taking back in 2021.
Confirmed reports establish that the clot started in the calf (which was cleated in the game with the Rams a few days before), and was first detected as a superficial clot after an intercontinental flight. It then progressed to a confirmed deep vein thrombosis, with further imaging showing bilateral pulmonary embolism (multiple clots across both lungs). Calf trauma plus a long flight are typical conditions for such an event.
Setting aside whether the numerous population-level studies show increased DVT/PE risk after COVID vaccination, and whether there is any documentation or even a plausible mechanism for how a shot could increase clotting risk years down the road, there is another question: are DVT/PE and other documented clotting events actually more common in pro athletes in recent years? Many on social media say they never noticed these events before, or seem to think they are much more common now, at a rate never seen before.
Is there an actual increase in reported events among pro athletes since the pandemic, or is this Frequency Illusion: you notice something more often once you’ve seen a media report or have some other reason to focus on it, when in fact it hasn’t substantially increased?
A 2017 paper by Bishop et al. (pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/article…) tracked 55 VTE events in pro athletes from 1999 to 2016, so we know these events have occurred in the past, even if they were not noticed as much as they are now.
An interesting question is whether the number of such events since the pandemic (2020–2026) is substantially higher than in the preceding 7 years (2013–2019).
To look at this, I tried an audit of all reported clotting events in active professional athletes in the four major US sports (NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL) from 2013 through 10/19/26. Media reports are often imprecise about the formal clinical diagnosis (DVT/PE vs. other clots), so I focused mainly on all clotting events, while documenting which were confirmed DVT and/or PE.
The DVT/PE label depends on how much detail a team discloses, which varies by era and case, so I treat all clotting events combined as the more reliable measure; the DVT/PE-only counts are small and shift with how each report is classified.
Active pro athletes are a useful group to look at to assess these questions. A serious clotting event is more likely to be reported than in the general population (although teams don’t always give details), so it’s more likely to be found by this kind of audit.
This Google sheet has a list of all such events I could find, with details and links documenting each one:
docs.google.com/spreadsheets…
The list is provisional, and you’re welcome to check it and add to it (with links). This is not a formal epidemiological study, which would require systematic case ascertainment, more consistent capture of events (rather than relying on internet reports), and consideration of other relevant factors. It’s a quick, amateur attempt to pull together public information to see whether there is evidence of a substantial increase.
Below are tables with annual counts by sport and overall, plus the average number of reported events per year for 2013–2019, 2020–2021, and 2022–2026. These are raw data, with no formal statistical inference. Repeat episodes in the same athlete are counted separately.
We do see an increase in NFL players since the pandemic (0.86 to 1.88 events/yr), but there is no reason to focus only on NFL. Athletes in the other major leagues got the vaccines too, and serious clotting events among them would also get media attention and show up in internet searches. Across all four sports, we do not see evidence of a substantial increase (4.7/yr in 2013–2019 vs 4.8/yr in 2022–2026, and 2.0/yr in 2020–2021). With counts this small, year-to-year swings are mostly noise. And I’d expect my searches to find recent events more easily than older ones, which if anything would push toward seeing an increase.
These events have always occurred, even if they weren’t noticed or publicized as much. It is not clear that their incidence has increased substantially, or at all, since the pandemic, much less that events occurring now are related to vaccinations received years ago. I’m not aware of evidence or a plausible biological mechanism for that.
It is important to track and study such events to identify and characterize any increases, but the speculation that clots in current athletes were caused by COVID vaccines lacks evidence and plausibility.
Caption for tables: Publicly reported blood-clotting episodes among active MLB, NFL, NBA, and NHL players, 2013–October 2026 (confirmed DVT/PE and other clots combined). Recurrent episodes counted separately. Counts are not population incidence rates and depend on public reporting and case ascertainment. 2026 is through October 19 and pro-rated.
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Don't get distracted...
The lack of fully vetting the vaccine because we just had to hurry up to take it IS THE STORY!!
Pushing Jalen Hurts back on that field is problematic for sure. But WHY are people like him and others catching these blood clots and cancers at an alarming rate?
How many more of our strongest and most healtiest have to suffer from conditions that usually show up later in life for some people?
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Most of these Black male feminists types have daddy issues.
D.L Hughley talks about how he always hated his brother cause he was the biological son of his stepfather, hated his stepfather for not being his father and being abused by his mother.
“I was angry with him cause he wasn’t my father I was so angry that I never liked my brother till recently cause he was his biological son. My mother never wanted my stepfather to know that she was still in love with my biological father so I think she mistreated me as a way of saying I don’t care about this kid, I sure as hell don’t care about his dad”
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Absolutely.
In 1995, a movie called “Waiting to Exhale“ came out.
The hit song off the soundtrack, was “Not Gon’ Cry“ by Mary J. Blige (admittedly a fire record).
Synopsis: (Black) women dealing with not-shit (black) men and finally finding their way out.
The men—
1. The cheater who leaves for a white woman
2. The good-looking – but broke & unreliable – man who won’t commit
3. The married man who won’t leave his wife for the ambitious career woman
4. The ex-husband who comes out as gay
Largely celebrated by women and male feminists.
My mom loved the movie and the song.
My dad continually referred to both as condoned “male bashing.“
That Media — and other stuff like it — led us to where we are today.
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This is the underbelly of SOCIAL MEDIA BASED Black culture
Ex-pornstar Chrissy breaks down why she refuses to shoot content with Black male performers on OnlyFans, standing firm to Adam22 that fucking a top Black creator just for views and money would be selling her soul:
“There's a lot of incentives for you to work with Black dudes because they're some of the biggest creators in the space... are you still avoiding it?”
“I don't want to say like I'm avoiding it, but I just don't see the benefit... I'm not going to sell my soul.”
“I'm not going to fuck a Black guy for content.”
“What if there was a Black content creator who wants to shoot with you, and you know it's going to blow you up 10 times as big?"
"I wouldn't do it.”
“It's not unappealing, it's just selling my soul, because it's something that I wouldn't want to do.”
“Selling your soul is when you do something just for money.”
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Remember, a Black woman judge told a Black man that the second amendment doesn't exist in her courtroom.
A Brooklyn judge told a defendant the Second Amendment doesn’t exist in her courtroom, then gave him 10 years.
Dexter Taylor had no record and no victim. After NYPD tracked gun parts to his Bushwick apartment, they raided it on April 6, 2022 and took 13 firearms he’d built, plus a 3D printer.
Two months later, Bruen struck down New York’s handgun permit law. When Taylor went to trial in 2024, Judge Abena Darkeh barred that defense: “don’t bring the Second Amendment in here, this is New York.”
On May 13, she sentenced him to 10 years. Parole doesn’t start until 2032.
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SAY IT AGAIN!!
The only time you will see a STRAIGHT man criticizing a woman due to her aging is when that woman is out here taking random shots at men for not seeing her as a 20 year old.
I have zero sympathy for women’s insecurities regarding aging. Because women perpetuated it. My age has been used as an insult by women only. They uphold & enforce the beauty standards due to sexual competition. They only complain when they can’t compete. So no I don’t care.
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Yall dumb asses demanded a thorough investigation for Nolan Wells. You demanded FBI involvement. You demanded to have an independent investigation. All three came to the same conclusion. And y’all still crying racism.
Complete retardation
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Shout out to Shannon Sharpe for being one of the very few in the sports world willing to point out WHO is ultimately in charge within sports.
Shannon Sharpe gets deep and reveals that agents have blackballed their clients from coming on the show over a topic they discussed last year. He says you sees how they are treating Macklemore. He says you can talk about Black people any way you want and nothing happens . They call it freedom of speech.But if you talk about certain people, they try to blackball you completely
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