… really. They became “election-denier” deniers. They chastised fellow conservatives like my friend @DineshDSouza for even suggesting that such a thing was possible. To these people I ask a simple question: do you really think that a party that is prepared to suspend the …
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…writ of habeas corpus as in the case of the Jan 6th detainees, sexualize children & perform irreversible sex-change operations on them, burn cities, threaten Supreme Court justices, deliberately tank the economy, condemn your g’ma to die alone, etc. is actually above …
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…election-rigging? If so, read no further. One cannot reason with an idiot.
Republicans post-2020, embarrassed by Trump, determined to look politically sophisticated, not wanting to side with the Red State masses, or just coveting that membership at club with all their …
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…liberal buddies, did little to nothing to prevent another 2020. Instead, they foolishly assumed that Biden’s policies, which so clearly have unsettled and destabilized Americans, would sink Dems in the midterms. Didn’t the polls say so?
So, they campaigned harder, spent …
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…more money, had more rallies, and confused all of it with actual success.
If a football game is rigged, practicing more won’t do you any good.
In 2020, I had a sense that Dems were up to something when Biden barely campaigned. Remember that? Yes, while Trump was …
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…holding HUGE rallies across the county, Biden went in the basement. Moreover, Dems treated Americans with utter impunity. Not the sort of stuff you’d expected to see in the lead-up to an election. But it’s precisely what you’d expect to see if they knew the fix was in….
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…Fast forward to 2022, it was the same thing all over again. Dems continue to exhibit utter disdain for common Americans. Polling data suggested a “red wave” to hit the whole country. But that was never going to happen, and Dems knew it.
The part that angers me is that …
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…Republicans should have known it, too. I knew it. Many of you did, too. But as Republicans held rallies and generally played the role of Pollyanna, Dems ignored doing anything to mollify a discontented electorate and instead continued to target the levers of power by…
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…altering election laws; massive ballot-harvesting; recruiting poll workers; relocating illegals to red cities/states; utilizing corporate America, Hollywood, media & Big Tech to push their agenda, and so on.
I’ve spent a lot of time in the third world, and these are …
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…all third world tactics. Republican leadership is broken insofar as Democrats are unscrupulous street fighters who are prepared to do anything, absolutely anything, to acquire power and maintain it.
Republicans are playing by the Marquess of Queensberry Rules.
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EDUCATION & THE HARD TRUTH YOU DON’T WANT TO HEAR: a 🧵
Years ago, I learned there were 4 things you couldn’t criticize without incurring wrath: a man’s/woman’s church, team, college fraternity/sorority, & the school where they sent their kids.
…exposure of the ugly reality of public schools, there remain staunch Christian (!!) defenders of public education. The notion that public schools are the default method of bringing up children—a relatively recent historical phenomenon—is so ingrained that most parents …
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… don’t question it.
If you send your children to schools with a philosophy that is fundamentally antithetical to your own—i.e., that the fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge—you have no one to blame but yourself when those same children turn out other than …
For months now, I’ve been researching Klaus Schwab, the World Economic Forum, “The Great Reset”—yes, it’s real— & the convergence of ideologies that drive them all. I’m prepping for a series of articles/lectures.
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This is the rabbit hole of all rabbit holes. Here’s a small glimpse of my reading. Luckily, my library has most of what I need. But not all of it.
For example, I challenge you to find a meaningful biography of Schwab. You’ll find facts—“He was born in 1938…”—but almost…
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…nothing about the man. How is that possible for such an influential figure? Try posting something factually negative about Schwab on his Wikipedia page and let me know how that goes.
Many allege Schwab is an anti-Semite. I find nothing to corroborate this claim. On the …
I’m a bit irritable as a bad Spanish language knock-off of “Cat Scratch Fever” plays nearby.
However, Mariachi Nugent is only exacerbating an anxiety provoked by what I’ve seen abroad since Biden & Co took office …
(2/) … In the last couple of years alone I’ve been in Brazil, Colombia, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Egypt, France, Morocco, Panama, Spain, etc, etc.
Signs of a weak US are everywhere.
If you travel a lot you know that all passports are not equal. Some get you nothing…
(3/)…Others get you a little. But the US passport is the golden ticket. Like the US dollar, it opens doors. It’s coveted the world over. This little paper booklet has been imbued by our forebears with extraordinary power they gave it through decades of struggle, war, and a …
I’ve been thinking lately about how Romans 1 *might* (in part) be looking back to the abominations of Ezekiel 8. There, Ezekiel sees great atrocities committed by …
(2/8)…the elders in the temple. Having conformed to the pagan worship of the world around them, these priests had forsake truth for a lie & worshipped & served the creature rather than the Creator.
In the next chapter, the Lord sends 6 executioners into Jerusalem with these …
(3/8)…chilling orders: “Start at my sanctuary.” The elders, who had led the nation in this debasement, were to be killed first.
BRIEF HISTORICAL NOTES ON MASSACRES & GUNS (THREAD)
Do you know what the worst massacres in world history all have in common?
They were all, every one, perpetrated by governments against unarmed people.
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The Framers of the US Constitution did not trust gov’t. Their distrust ran so deep that they didn’t even trust the government they were in the process of creating.
So, they built in “checks & balances.”
We typically think this only applies to the 3 branches of gov’t….
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Not so.
The 2nd Amendment was one of those “checks & balances.” They regarded gov’t as the greatest threat to a free people. History demonstrates the wisdom of this repeatedly.
Moreover, if individuals cannot be trusted with weapons, logic dictates that gov’t, which is …
• Madrid Train Station: 193
• Stockholm Truck Attack: 5
• Boko Haram Attacks (Nigeria): ?
• London Bridge: 8
In each place, I interviewed witnesses when possible. In addition to the obvious fact that all of these were perpetrated by Muslims, themes emerged:
1. The …
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…attackers were well armed in spite of extremely strict gun laws. (Nigeria’s gov’t actually disarmed those who were attacked, calling it “a human rights violation.”)
2. The attacked were completely defenseless. As law-abiding citizens, they were easy prey.