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"To inherit a free nation is among the rarest blessings that any people in history have ever known. To DEFEND that freedom is among the hardest and highest obligations." - President Donald J. Trump
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This chick is the “enemy within.” A jihadist in Congress, now, and at least one in the Senate. She’s Iranian.
🚨 OMG. Dem Rep. Yassamin Ansari is now pushing to launch lawfare investigations against the TROOPS who followed orders underneath SecWar Pete Hegseth
She straight-up said it: "People down the chain at the Pentagon who carried out these orders NEED to be investigated."
Mask off. They hate our servicemembers 😠
@PeteHegseth is FULLY standing behind the troops. They have to get through him first!
Chapelle fell off. You can be offensive if you’re funny but he stopped being funny. Sad.
Dave Chappelle says he doesn’t mourn 9/11 ‘because a bunch of white people died’. He says ‘died’ instead of murdered because his fellow Muslims were the murderers. And the reason he cited race. when the victims were multiracial, is because he’s racist. He’s a real piece of shit.
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EXCLUSIVE: We spent weeks in Napa Valley investigating Gavin Newsom's wine empire. According to a whistleblower, the operation is built on undocumented migrant labor, in violation of the law.
Illegal aliens pick the grapes—and Newsom sells the wine for up to $7,000 a bottle.
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15 year-old Austin Payne from Georgia was hunted, shot, and left to die in an abandoned apartment by four black teen males.
He called his mom after being shot, telling her he was dying. She found his body the next morning after searching all night for him.
You won’t see this on MSM.
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Story out of Michigan today involving Chinese people running an actual human trafficking operation out of massage parlors.
Nobody wants to have a conversation about what human trafficking and sexual exploitation actually looks like in practice, because it’s largely occurring within Asian, Hispanic, and black communities. Particularly with illegal aliens.
These people abuse and pimp out their own family members, but when the Podcast Class pretends to care about these issues it’s only in the context of MUH EPSTEIN, so that the villain remains a generic image of muh elites rather than who’s actually responsible for 99.999% of this. They cannot have that conversation because it would alienate members of the Global Town Square whose attention they’re all competing for.
Instead, they can only cast tar on “the elites” and “Donald Trump,” the latter ironically being the only person who’s actually made meaningful progress combatting these networks.
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Friends, please pray for the entire Kirk family, who learned they'll wait until at least June 2028 for justice, news likely made doubly painful by remarks about Charlie this week that are beneath contempt.
On the “I’ve Had It” podcast, so-called culture commentators Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan laughed at the idea of digging up Charlie’s body and “doing it again.”
Then Dave Chappelle told a sold-out Madison Square Garden that “life got better” after Charlie was murdered, and that Charlie is now “looking up, laughing so hard he can’t breathe.”
I have often defended comedians, and I understand that pushing the boundaries of what's acceptable is part of the gig. But this is different.
This is laughing at the murder of a young husband and father of two small children, who was killed with a microphone in his hand, inviting those who disagreed with him into honest, respectful dialogue. Shame on you.
There have always been people in the fever swamps who cheer when someone dies. What is new is that it now comes from the main stage and is met with applause.
How did we get here?
This is what a culture looks like when it drifts away from God. Remove God, and with him any sense of the transcendent and the sacred, our objective sense of what is true and good is left in ruins.
What remains is relativism, “my truth” and “your truth,” and finally a game of power: my team against yours. In a world like that, a man's death can become a punchline.
Charlie understood this cultural disease and spent much of his life trying to heal it. It's why he went onto hostile campuses to sit with young people, many of them unmoored and unaffiliated, and make the case for God, for truth, and for a moral order beyond themselves. He listened patiently, argued charitably, and spoke openly about Jesus Christ.
It is my hope, then, that many more will take up this vital part of Charlie's work.
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Did the white girl who was savagely beaten by a black mob get any teary eyed profiles by national media? Was there any outrage over this at all? Were any of the racist black violent thugs doxxed or made to suffer any penalties of any kind? Of course not.
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Karmelo Anthony stabbed a white kid to death and was still able to stay in school and graduate with no issues while his family raised half a million dollars and bought a new house. A white girl made a noise into a Ring camera and had to withdraw from school for her own safety within a day of the video being posted online. That basically tells you everything you need to know about the racial disparities in this country.
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Nobody understands the Iran war.
People think we got caught debating over timing, unsure whether to bomb and finish it before midterms or after.
We can keep the blockade going incredibly cheaply but it costs Iran everything. We don’t need to end it. They do.
Gas will be down to two dollars by 2028 and the hysterical narratives will have petered out by then. Or Iran can just take a deal.
We don’t have a sense of urgency where we have to bomb them into the Stone Age to wrap it up fast. The status quo is good for us, bad for them. The noose only tightens and Iran can’t shake out.
We don’t need to listen to the neocons and create a sectarian collapse. We don’t have to listen to the Panicans and abandon our position.
If Iran tries something then we can bomb them. Which is why they won’t. They are more frozen than their assets.
Again it only costs us 3 billion a month to keep the Strait open. We could keep the blockade going for over three years with just one year of the money we saved on the annual USAID budget.
Either way it’s no skin off our back. Iran can only be attributed to a tiny fraction of the GOPs lack of turnout, which was average for a midterm. And people’s understanding of the “war” will continue to change as they see how it plays out uneventfully.
In terms of indirect impacts, gas will not be a factor and the economy will be in a different place by the next election.
The global supply of oil is taking off, the prices would have come down sooner if not for corporate politics delaying it untill after the midterms. But we’re not in the same world anymore where OPEC sets the price. We’re entering a global energy revolution.
The rest of the Middle East is leaving Iran behind. They don’t want a terror state impacting their investment diversification. Iran has no support.
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BREAKING - This man is going viral after revealing that the last woman shot by Minneapolis police was a White woman named Justine Damond, who was killed by a Somali officer after she called for help, and not a single Democrat spoke out or protested.
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About 10 years ago, I visited my father at work. He was a retired controls systems engineer, and he was doing some contract work for a company that operated several power plants in Texas.
As I walked across the office, I noticed there wasn’t a single person under 55 on the entire floor. I saw maybe 40 people. All men. Almost all of them White.
Half had to be over 60. My dad was over 70.
My dad proudly introduced me to the SVP that ran the office (a fit man of about 60) and I couldn’t help but ask him:
“I’m a big fan of you guys, I use your product literally every day… but I can’t help but notice that within 10 years, just about every person in this office will be over 65.”
He just stared at me.
“What’s your plan for keeping our lights on once everyone here has retired?”
Now he looked confused as he kept staring.
“It took my dad DECADES to master this stuff, I don’t see any 30-something engineers here rounding into that second decade.”
He fed me some bullshit about their hiring workflow, and contractors, and “lean operations.”
My rejoinder that “contractors” weren’t a solution if he meant contractors like my 70-something year old father was not well received.
In the end, it was Obama that provided the solution. The coal-fired plants the company operated were simply shuttered.
But the first material consequence was Texas going dark in 2021 because those plants were no longer there for base load, and there wasn’t enough talent on hand for remaining plants to act quickly, let alone proactively.
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“The only people who remained loyal to Trump at that time were pretty much his family, Charlie Kirk, and Stephen Miller.”
@JohnDoyle reflects on @StephenM's loyalty to MAGA after the 2020 election.
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These whiny little tossers just had this video pulled off our YouTube, so on no account retweet it so that anyone else might see it.
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