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Totally Weird Personal Encounter
I had registered to some of the many YouTube sites as most of my Israeli sources for information videos are sent on YouTube. A month ago, I entered to check the latest videos and I noticed that they had a message system on the top right of the screen and I had messages in it. I never entered anything on any of those sites, I only worked with Skool since I joined it on November 27, 2025. But those messages looked like they were seeing my Skool entries. Some said that they liked some messages, but many countered with negative comments about them. One counter was from a lady that said that I can not be a Jew since I do not believe in Jesus as the Messiah and I should go read some Christian religious book to learn the truth, to be able to call myself a Jew. Another counter was that I can not be a direct descendant of King David, as King David never existed and he was part of a fairy tale. Another counter was that the Babylonian Jews were not brought to Babylon as slaves. They were never slaves. When I suggested that they read the history book of Aryan and see what Cyrus the Great said in them about that, or even read the history of Babylon since many cuneiforms and tablets were found, deciphered and show the history. That suggestion was mocked and ignored. So, I guess the Babylonian Jews were walked all the way to Babylon just for the heck of it or they needed tourists. It was so good there, they all stayed for 60 to 70 years till after Cyrus the Great took over and some of them went back to Jerusalem, for some unknown reason. The rest like me and all my ancestors stayed there for 2,600+ as it was so great to be there. Another counter, by the same lady that claimed I can not be Jewish, is the Bible is not a history book. I did not ask then what is it? They seem to know a lot more than me on all levels!!!! So I guess my only option is to admit that I lied about all the Jewish and Bible information I put on Skool. I am also a cheater, as I was called many times. It is true. I cheated death many times in my life and the last one was the worst, beginning of May 2025 in Israel. I am also an impersonator, as I used to impersonate Moslems or Christians in Baghdad to hide my Jewish identity in mixed gatherings. The worst of all of this is I wasted so much time and effort hiding my Jewish identity, when it turns out that I am not even Jewish.
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@Joseph Dabby I'm with you, I've encountered similar people online and it's pissing me off. And shavua tov btw!
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@Joseph Dabby I can't believe it too, it's just so crazy that people unironically, genuinely believe this type of shit in this lovely year of 2026. That's why I don't really have social media - I don't want this type of people in my life. It's enough that they exist, I don't need to hear about their existence as well.
Regime Files Beta Test
Hey guys 👋 I’m currently developing a project called Regime Files - an independent platform being built to document, investigate and expose the Islamic Republic, while giving Iranians and the wider community better tools for research, media monitoring and collaboration. We’re now at the stage where I’d really like some outside eyes on it. The platform already includes a growing archive of regime figures and organisations, sourced information and evidence, English/Persian support, community features, and a live media system where you can watch and compare regime, opposition and international coverage side-by-side. I’ve also started integrating independent Iran-focused broadcasters. Liberty Politics is being integrated directly into the platform, so when Armin is live, members will be able to see and watch the broadcast through Regime Files. This is still a beta. Things will break, features are still being built, and that’s exactly why I’m looking for testers. If anyone here wants to help, I’d love feedback on: • bugs or things that don’t work • confusing or annoying UX • features you think would actually be useful • sources/channels/information we should include • ideas for making the platform genuinely valuable to the Iranian opposition - instant messenger and chat features I’m not trying to build another social-media echo chamber. The goal is to build serious infrastructure for research, evidence, information preservation, media comparison and eventually much deeper investigative capabilities. If Armin and the Liberty Politics community are interested, I’d love for you guys to get involved early and help shape where this goes. I’ll drop the beta link below. Have a look around and please be brutal with the feedback — I’d rather find the problems now than after launch. 😄 https://dev.regimefiles.com
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@Joseph Dabby wait, I didn't notice the surname Omg you're right! Wasn't that the surname of a huge Kabbalist too?
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@Joseph Dabby that's really interesting. Keep us updated!
The IRGC announced that seven IRGC forces and Basij members were killed in US attack
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced that seven IRGC forces and Basij members were killed in US attacks; three Basij members were killed in the attack on Lavan Island on Tuesday evening, and four IRGC air force personnel were also killed in US attacks. Abdolkarim Poladi Far, the deputy commander of the IRGC in Deyr County, said that several other forces of the organization were injured in the US attack on Lavan Island on Tuesday evening. He announced the names of the three Basij members killed as Mehdi Baharani, Hossein Saleh Nejad, and Hassan Momeni. The public relations department of the IRGC in Kermanshah province also announced that Reza Mohammadi, Shahram Jafari, Alireza Shikiba, and Jafar Khairizy, four IRGC air force personnel, were killed in US attacks. https://iranintl.com/202609028640
The IRGC announced that seven IRGC forces and Basij members were killed in US attack
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Rest in pieces :)
Happy birthday to the greatest revolution in Judaism
Today,, exactly 333 years ago, a red-headed, bright-eyed baby cried for the first time. His mother was already weak, and his father was old and sickly - but the moment they saw him they knew. This was no ordinary baby. They named him Yisrael, after the nation itself. The man who will wake the nation up. He emerged into a broken world, full of Jews helpless in the face of constant pogroms and hopeless after they were scarred by a false Messiah. They believed that the only way to survive was to build a strict hierarchy within the community, and impenetrable walls around it. Illiterate tailors, coachmen, blacksmiths and fishermen won't keep Judaism alive. The sharp heads studying all day, even at the price of neglecting their families and their own bodies - they WILL. So they're on top. It's as simple as that. But Yisrael, the brave little orphan who didn't want to sit in the cheder all day and didn't fear the forest full of wild animals - knew that wasn't right. What if their minds were simply not built for studying? What if they never had anyone to teach them, or their parents never had the money to send them to a teacher? Why should they be treated as if their souls are any less pure, and their love for G-d any less burning? He decided it should change. Quiet, determined, standing out only because of his flaming red hair, he went from town to town in search of work. Eventually he found his place as a teacher's helper - giving the small children of that unfamiliar village everything he never had growing up. He woke them up with songs every morning, gathered them in his arms and told them stories, talking and singing all the way to the cheder and whenever the teacher wasn't around. But eventually he had to leave - the community didn't like his 'non-traditional' way of treating the young students. So he kept wandering. Young Yisrael became a Kabbalist - immersing himself in Jewish mysticism and the many mysteries of life, on this earth and beyond it. With guidance from older, well-furnished Kabbalists, or 'baalei shem' ('bearers of a name'), he became skilled in the art of curing people and removing evil spirits with nothing but holy names. In one of the villages he visited - always visiting, never settling - he fell in love with a young woman. She saw him once, and already realized there was something... different about him. His soul glowed through his bright eyes, shining on his face like divine sunlight. So when the stranger arrived at her house, with a written promise from her late father to give her to him - she agreed without a second thought. Her brother fought against it, but she didn't care. She recognized that she was standing before a holy man, even though her strict, square-headed brother was blind to it, and decided she will be his wife at any price. Wanting to hide his shame, the woman's brother told the couple that they had to leave the town and go live where there were no other Jews who could encounter them. Yisrael agreed immediately - that was exactly what he wanted. Peace and quiet to learn more and connect with G-d. His wife agreed too - she'll go wherever he goes. No questions.
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@Jehuda Ewert lol, you can take the person out of Chabad but you can't take Chabad out of the person
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