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Nov 14 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
OK you guys liked this thread about women in the military.

But we need to go deeper.

Would you like me to do a thread about blacks in the military? OK here we go

1. Blacks in the military cheat at EVERYTHING. Cheating is rife at the service academies, it's rife in the training schools, it's rife for gaming the promotion system.

Any time there's a standard you can be assured that blacks will have trouble meeting it and that they will conspire to help each other cheat it.
Nov 14 • 25 tweets • 8 min read
Here’s a thread of anecdotes about women in the military. A peek at the actual dynamics behind the “go girl” propaganda. Enjoy.

1. It’s common for Generals to cultivate harems of female staff. Often one becomes “court mistress” and blocks out other staff she doesn’t like. 2. Female commanders commonly become overwhelmed by routine stressful situations. I have had buddies who had to yell at their female bosses to give orders because they went catatonic at breaking down a TOC in a rainstorm.
Nov 7 • 4 tweets • 3 min read
Now that Trump won we have a historic chance to right the wrongs of the previous regime.

Doug Mackey AKA Ricky Vaughn is still waiting for the appeal of case, after he was famously sentenced for sharing a meme in 2016.

We hope for a Trump pardon, but here's how to help him.

Doug faces hundreds of thousands of dollars of legal fees. Now that we're flush with victory, it's a great time to donate (especially if you won some money on Polymarket!)

The novel legal avenue used to indict him needs to be shut down forever. In the Mackey case, Federal Courts set a dangerous precedent that American citizens can be jailed for public speech, regardless of 1A protections. In fact this same basis is also being used to prosecute President Trump for the events of J6.

When I see the scumbag Federal informants who walk free and post every day here on X, I always think of Doug and his loyalty. Doug posted for Trump. Doug embarrassed Hillary Clinton. Doug was targeted and made an example of, and Doug never cracked and never backed down even through all the years of legal hell they've put him through. That's loyalty. Now it's time to return that loyalty back to Doug.

Even if Doug is to be pardoned, his legal burdens will remain. We need this attempt to ruin his life from the Biden admin and their FBI stooges to fail completely. The message needs to be it's impossible to hurt us because we take care of our own guys. We help our friends and we punish our enemies. This is the basis of all politics.

Consider donating. Send a donation to Doug's legal defense fund today using the link below:

memedefensefund.comImage Here's the link again. Please donate and share this widely. Now that we've won let's take care of one of our best guys.

memedefensefund.com
Aug 8 • 9 tweets • 2 min read
Basically the argument is this:
“Civilization” is predicated on getting a lot of people to do things that are hard and have very delayed rewards. Soldiers fighting in controlled manner, honest business dealings, men and women forming stable marriages and raising children. Etc. None of these things are normal compared to the span of human history. So vast effort went into maintaining these behaviors using a series of carrots and sticks.
Aug 8 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
This gets to the heart of the matter. These people imagine a nation where you can be a soldier without fighting and a woman without a family. All of the outward forms and benefits of civilization without any of the hard parts. A nation of eunuchs. Barren at the center. In Buttigieg’s America you can even be President without leading. You can run a company like Boeing and build airplanes that fall out of the sky. The essential element that animated every social role and made it work has been hollowed out and now they tell you it never mattered.
Aug 2 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
The Deep State doesn’t want you to know that you can jamón-max. You canbuy a whole jamón serrano to put on your counter and just carve slices off with a big knife when you’re hungry. They can’t stop you. You can get them on Amazon now. Image You can get a decent jamón from Fermín for $200. It won’t be ibérico grade but it will blow that supermarket boiled ham in your fridge out of the water. Learn to carve it properly and keep your knife sharp. Eat with sliced bread and cheese and tomato rubbed on bread 😘👌
Apr 10 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
There are some people who think that the only reason men do not break down crying when losing a job is only because of a “performance.” As in, they want to cry but prevent themselves to maintain “facade.” Ofc this is a female way to think, but I will explain the actual reality. Tears are a result of being overwhelmed by a situation. As a child, I remember (as many do) some personal calamity that would provoke an emotional response of overwhelming emotion. The immature response is to cry, because this is how infants ask parents for help.
Jul 20, 2023 • 15 tweets • 3 min read
[Thread] Today marks 54 years since the American space program first landed men on the surface of the moon. On that day, the whole world celebrated the success of the Apollo mission. But what if they had failed? Image The risks were enormous, the outcome was never certain. Malfunctions and fatalities were common in spaceflight, and a mission of this scale had never been completed before.
Jul 18, 2023 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
When Toyota first started building cars in the US, they came out all wrong, with myriad quality problems. Toyota Japan blamed American manufacturers and said they weren’t following the plans correctly … (cont) The American plants insisted they were manufacturing to plan with allowed tolerances. There were arguments and investigations.
Jul 5, 2023 • 10 tweets • 2 min read
GM. There are updates on the Douglass Mackey AKA Ricky Vaughn case. He goes to appeals in August.

I wrote a piece that, for the first time, gives a window into his trial in March.

The justice abuses that occurred in this case are outrageous. Summarized below /thread/ 1. Douglass Mackey was accused of participating in conspiracy based on conversations that occurred in group chats where he wasn’t even a member. "Conspiracy" was proven based on conversations he didn't have: the key witness claimed they had a "silent conspiracy" together.
May 30, 2023 • 16 tweets • 3 min read
Reflecting this Memorial Day. I want to tell you about America's secret Constitution, buried at Arlington Cemetery in the Tomb of the Unknowns. /T/ Image The Tomb of the Unknowns, dedicated in 1921, is a monument in Arlington Virginia dedicated to the memory of all American soldiers, sailors, Marines, and airmen.
May 12, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
My Pet Theory: they are banging. Elon is actually banging this woman. This would actually be a good thing. Loyalty. Wait to see if she’s pregnant, that’s the tell.
May 4, 2023 • 6 tweets • 1 min read
What’s going on is the government has depersonalized itself out of existence. It used to be that if one broke the sovereign’s peace it was treated as a personal affront; justice was a matter of personal retribution. /1 This system was seen as crude and morally deficient so was gradually replaced with impersonal “systems” of discipline with a veneer of science and morality. /2
Apr 1, 2023 • 13 tweets • 2 min read
Some thoughts about Douglass Mackey, the hard times ahead, and how we win in the end. The United States as we know it will pass away. I cannot say how, but I know that it will, because BOTH the left and the right want it gone. The left has their insane race and sexual grievances, and the right is realizing more and more that the US is a decaying, abusive monster.
Mar 31, 2023 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
From beginning to end the trial of Douglass Mackey was a kangaroo court. He was tried in Brooklyn because the prosecution argued the fiber optic cables passed through there. A sham. The FBI groomed a witness, and held the threat of conviction over his head based on his cooperation in the Mackey trial.
Mar 29, 2023 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
Community notes is actually a great feature. Remember how NPR had to retract a tweet after they got a community note? This should have a note saying “There is currently no evidence of any credible threats to the trans community in Tennessee” For that matter, every single tweet by every media organization should always have a community note.
Mar 29, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
Doug Mackey's case is just wrapping up another day of deliberation. I'm taking pause here to consider how everything hangs on the knife's edge: either this jury acquits him or we open a new era of brutal censorship. Please lend him your support and send him messages of encouragement. Justice in America, unfortunately, is expensive. Even if you've already given, give again. This is important.
Mar 13, 2023 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
The larger reason why the DOJ, the courts, and the media are going after Douglass Mackey is every more interesting. It's because they are scared of YOU. During the 2016 election, the establishment suddenly had to contend with a new and powerful force: anonymous people on the internet who could engage with them directly and hold them to account.
Mar 13, 2023 • 11 tweets • 2 min read
The reason why comedians can make election jokes like this is that it’s “common knowledge” that Election Day is on Tuesday. Why didn’t this standard apply in the case of Doug Mackey? Surely it’s common knowledge that all voting must occur at a polling place or using an official mail ballot? Yet Ricky was arrested for a satirical post encouraging people to “vote by text.”
Mar 13, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
For those who are just reading about the case of Douglass Mackey, I understand that many people might find what he was posting objectionable. That is not the issue here. The issue is that he was arrested for speech made on a public forum. Period. The joke he made was common. There are examples of the same joke, on the same day, by left-leaning twitter accounts, that remain un-prosecuted (as they should be). The government has no business determining what's true and what's a lie on a public forum.
Mar 13, 2023 • 20 tweets • 11 min read
Here's the story of Doug Mackey, the twitter poster who helped Trump win the election in 2016, and is now being persecuted by the Biden DOJ for posting memes. He goes to trial today, and faces ten years in prison. This is the situation, and what it means for you. Image Ricky rose to fame as a brilliant twitter personality. At his peak, he was more influential than NBC, CNN and the Colbert Report. He reached and energized millions. Image