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The system is rotten
My sister lives in Los Angeles. She's a Democrat but voted for Spencer Pratt. I was with her when she dropped her ballot in the mail weeks ago. We checked today and it hasn't been received back. Are they just TOSSING ballots for Spencer Pratt?
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Right. Just so we’re all clear. Farage and Reform tried to put me in prison because I backed the mass deportation of Pakistani child rapists and their foreign wives/relatives who allowed it to happen. My home was raided by armed police late on a Friday night as a direct result of Reform’s allegations. My guns were seized. They tried to ruin my life. In every way. Farage admitted on national television it was all because I backed mass deportations. He said that was the moment they realised they ‘had to get rid’ of me. Not the bullshit allegations they went to the police with, but the fact I want the Pakistani rapists removed from our country. He admitted it. That all happened. Fair enough. I took it on the chin, and planned out our next step. I founded Restore Britain to give the British people the democratic option to agree with me. Restore Britain will, without apology, deport every last foreign rapist and all foreign accomplices who knew it was happening, yet failed to act. If that means entire communities go, that means entire communities go. I really don’t care. We will rid Britain of that cancer. Now Reform are incandescently angry that we are giving the British people that choice. Deploying increasingly desperate smears against our movement. If people don’t agree, they can vote for someone else who won’t deport. There are plenty of options - Reform, Labour, Tories. Take your pick. Go for it. But if you want those evil scumbags out of our country, along with every foreign coward who enabled it? You now have that genuine option. Restore Britain.
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Maybe you should just read the UN report about it instead of getting randomly mad without knowing what you're talking about.
Can the weirdos at the State Department define "replacement migration" as opposed to just other migration?
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Last week, the United States refused to participate in the UN’s review of the Global Compact on Migration. The United States objects to the Global Compact on Migration and UN efforts to facilitate replacement migration to the United States and our Western allies.
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Thank you all for your support, patriots. If you enjoy the threads and Substacks, please think about subscribing so I can do more of these. DOL
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⏰ CONSERVATIVES WAKE UP‼️ Rupture on the right is being fueled in real time by mind-numbing drivel from influencers like @DanBilzerian here. If active measures aren't implemented right now to leverage these ideologues back to the fringe where they belong, you're basically handing the keys to #Congress back to @TheDemocrats at mid-terms in November (less than 6 months away now!!) and likely for the foreseeable future as well. The same two factors that have allowed radicals to capture the left are actively doing so for the right - right before our very eyes. Those two factors are ideology & ignorance. The ideological component, like the left, is populism - but for different reasons. Progressive populism boils down to an aversion against defense spending. Essentially, every dollar spent on planes & tanks & bombs & such is a dollar not spent on ... trans, BIPOC, unhoused asylum seekers or whatever social benefit cause the left is championing at the moment. For what used to be the extreme right, populist sentiment is driven primarily by hyper-isolationist libertarianism. In 🇺🇸, "America first" is interpreted as "America only" - but the country name is interchangeable depending on where the hyper-isolationist libertarian happens to live ("UK first" is interpreted as "UK only", and so on). If you pay close enough attention, that's the sentiment behind this tweet from Bilzerian. He's responding to a post @SecWar announcing @POTUS's $1.5T defense budget. Insisting "we want our tax dollars spent helping Americans, not used to kill foreigners" is just as populist (and vapid) as it is for what used to be the far left ... but there's a different rationale for the far right. Regardless of where one sits on the political spectrum, ideology can easily lead to willful ignorance. It provides a lens that filters one's worldview & influences how one perceives local, national and/or global events. Just like a pair of 🕶️, it's an individual choice to put them on & then to keep them in place. This is why @elonmusk routinely refers to a "woke mind virus" (eg: x.com/elonmusk/status/189060…). Obviously it's not literally a "virus." But what is often now described as "wokeness" seems so effective at "spreading" from person to person & impacting an entire subpopulation (sticking with the "virus" metaphor) because the patients want to be "infected." This is also why an apparent (metaphorical) epidemic of willful ignorance among conservatives has come to be described as the "woke right." It's voluntary & ideological, y'all ... but for different reasons depending on where the person sits on the political spectrum. And just like the left (but again, for different reasons), @Israel has emerged as a popular fulcrum for leveraging populist political sentiment & rhetoric. Anti-Israel sentiment has a long heritage on the left, but in its present form it can be traced to the Durban Conference in 2001. The full name is actually relevant for appreciating the progressive foundations of the event: World Conference against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance, held in Durban, South Africa from 31 Aug - 7 Sep 2001. The full history of the Durban Conference is worth exploring if you haven't already, but one significant development to note here is that a coalition of predominantly populist progressive NGOs issued their own joint statement in connection with the conference. In the statement, the NGO coalition condemns all countries "who are supporting, aiding and abetting the Israeli apartheid state and its perpetration of racist crimes against humanity including ethnic cleansing, acts of genocide." Notice the date again. 2001. Just 2 years later, in December 2003, a @UN General Assembly resolution was adopted to request @CIJ_ICJ consider issuing an advisory opinion based on the prompt, "What are the legal consequences arising from the construction of the wall being built by Israel, the occupying Power, in the Occupied Palestinian Territory." The Wall advisory opinion was then published in July 2004. #BDS movement organized & coalesced soon thereafter, and this populist progressive, anti-Israel movement has spread across the left side of the political spectrum ever since ... including today. That brief recap of developments on the political left is important to keep in mind because it provides the same rhetorical tools the extreme right is pulling off the shelf to influence a broader spectrum of conservatives. This video I've attached of commentary from Dan Bilzerian about 🇮🇱 is a perfect example. We'll address a bit later the effort to justify political violence. For now, let's focus on the terminology he relies on for the justification. (If you haven't watched the video yet, it's not a bad idea to take a little break now & do so. It's only 44s long). Starting at the 26s mark, Bilzerian explains why he "truly believe[s] that the majority of that country [Israel] is evil." As he sees it, "they're perpetuating a genocide; they've been operating in apartheid; they're suppressing those Palestinians; they're attacking their neighbors; they're operating like terrorists; they're fucking arrogant, ungrateful bastards; and they need to be wiped off the fucking map." Alright, so we've got bookends of a subjective ethical opinion (majority of Israel is "evil") & an actual call to commit genocide (Israelis "need to be wiped off the fucking map"). In the middle, we've got rhetoric that either directly refers to or at least touches on my primary specialty: public international law. You may recall that much of the legal or quasi-legal terminology can be traced to the NGO declaration following the Durban Conference (hence the brief history detour). But let's take a brief, 1-3 sentence look at each one of the terms so we can visualize how they've been exploited in public discourse primarily on the left so we can also understand how the Woke Reich is coopting the same today. Israelis are, allegedly:: - "Perpetuating a genocide": False ❌ Intent is typically decisive, as it is here. Intent to destroy a(n actual) terrorist group that commits one of the most horrific atrocities in living memory then deliberately hides & fights among its own civilian population is not genocide. It's war. - "Operating in apartheid": False ❌ Just like any other state, 🇮🇱 is permitted to protect & defend its borders & population. Security measures implemented that "separate" 🇮🇱 from 🇵🇸 are in response to a long history of (actual) terrorist attacks & threats to continue committing attacks in future. These measures are not implemented "for the purpose of establishing and maintaining domination by one racial group of persons over any other racial group of persons and systematically oppressing them" as required in art. II of the Apartheid Convention. - "Suppressing those Palestinians": False ❌ Same response as immediately above for "apartheid" - though it is worth noting this rhetoric aligns with the perpetual sense of victimhood that plays well with the left & that has facilitated the expansion of anti-Israel sentiment among liberals in "solidarity" with 🇵🇸. - "Attacking their neighbors": False ❌ This is actually kinda impressive for how thoroughly it inverts reality. Israel has been attacked by (actual) terrorists in Palestine, Lebanon, Yemen etc - and the nonstate armed groups doing the attacking are proxies of Iran. Claiming it's Israel that has attacked its neighbors is, in a word, fucking delusional (ok 2 words, but the "fucking" seemed appropriate here for emphasis). - "Operating like terrorists": False ❌ Yet again a complete inversion. Although there is no universally-recognized definition for the term "terrorism," the International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism (1999) provides an instructive formulation. According to Article 2 thereof, terrorism can be described as an act "intended to cause death or serious bodily injury to a civilian, or to any other person not taking an active part in the hostilities in a situation of armed conflict, when the purpose of such act, by its nature or context, is to intimidate a population, or to compel a government or an international organization to do or to abstain from doing any act" (emphasis added). So if you're looking for actual acts of terrorism in accordance with this definition, go back & review the GoPro & CCTV footage of 10/7; @IDF is the entity fighting against the (actual) terrorists. Okay, so if we dispose of all the legal or quasi-legal rhetoric in the middle, this is what we're left with: - Bilzerian explains why he "truly believe[s] that the majority of that country [Israel] is evil." As he sees it [legal rhetoric omitted]; "they're fucking arrogant, ungrateful bastards; and they need to be wiped off the fucking map." What we've got left to work with is the majority of Israelis are supposedly "evil" (intrinsically subjective moral assessment) because they're arrogant, ungrateful bastards. When all the nonsense legal or quasi-legal rhetoric is stripped away, we can see what actually motivates this anti-Israel tirade. Hyper-isolationist libertarian ideology. Bilzerian insists in the QTd post that we (fellow hyper-isolationist libertarians of the Woke Reich) "want our tax dollars spent helping Americans, not used to kill foreigners." And Israel, as a recipient of some degree of defense spending (a whole other conversation in itself), is full of "arrogant, ungrateful bastards" who, in his view, are taking up our tax dollars rather than helping Americans. And that, ladies & gentlemen, is how ideology is fueling ignorance just as much on the right today as it has been on the left for quite some time. I had in mind at the outset to also cover visible signs regarding how this Israel fulcrum & hyper-isolationist libertarian lever is being used to split the conservative side of the political spectrum. It's also not a bad idea to address overt, explicit messaging from Iranian officials & state-run media in places like 🇮🇷 🇷🇺 🇨🇳 🇹🇷 etc. For all the "America first" bluster, Woke Reich influencers like Dan Bilzerian here are actually carrying a helluva lot of water for America's geopolitical competitors & adversaries - which is no accident (that's how effective influence operations work). Also not a bad idea to explicitly describe how supporting our closest major non-NATO ally in MENA, including in the current conflict against Iran, actually is putting America's interests first if the ideological haze of the Woke Reich is wiped away. And last but certainly not least, the predictable, sharp increase in aggressive - often violent - attacks directed against Jews as a proxy for Israel & Israel as a proxy for Zionism we've seen perpetrated by the political left that will also predictably be perpetrated now by the political right if the Reich mind virus is not cured should also be discussed. But, given the length of the current post already, it's probably best to leave it at that. More to follow on these & related topics in the days & weeks ahead, I'm sure. For now, let this be a wake up call for conservatives. The rupture on the right is accelerating & spreading, and it's driven primarily by ideology & ignorance - just as radicals have now become the mainstream on the left. The time for action is now. These radical influencers need to be relegated back to the fringe where they belong, before it's too late. "Silence is complicity" is probably hyperbolic in this context (as it is in most tbh), but it's certainly the case that silence is complacency. Don't be silent or complacent. That's how the fringe became mainstream on the left. Conservatives can learn from liberals' mistakes ... but the window to do so will not remain open forever. #SeeSomethingSaySomething #EnoughIsEnough
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We want our tax dollars spent helping Americans, not used to kill foreigners you fucking retard
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The sheer amount of illegal immigration, the stifling regulations, and the biggest NGO fraud ecosystem ever created were all proliferated during the Biden administration. I don't think most people grasp how drastic it really was. They are all being systematically investigated and dismantled, but it is a process. We are talking about an ecosystem that ballooned into the biggest public and private migration machine in history: a network of over 200 NGOs (Catholic Charities USA, the US Conference of Catholic Bishops, Southwest Key, Endeavors, and many others) that raked in more than $6 billion in federal grants from Biden's DHS and HHS. Catholic Charities and its affiliates alone pulled in over $2 billion (some dioceses saw funding jump legit 30x), turning faith based groups into taxpayer funded relocation services for illegal immigrants. And they didn't just hand out meals, guys, they quite literally bought bus tickets, plane flights, gift cards, and hotel rooms, then they dispersed millions of released migrants to nearly every congressional district in the country, which was proven by cell phone tracking from a single Catholic Charities site in Texas that hit 431 of 435 districts. The screenshots below are just from Catholic Charities Fort Worth, a single charity in the ecosystem, and you can see that of their $365,542,304 revenue in 2024, $358,433,104 of it was from government grants. That's 96.4% of a little over a third of a billion dollars... That is NGO coordinated replacement theory in action, funded by you and yours. Parallel to that, the exact same NGO network helped lock massive corporations into ESG and DEI mandates. They embedded "social" scoring around immigration, refugee settlement, and diversity quotas. They turned 500 boardrooms across the country into allies, as the companies that got better ESG ratings had an easier time getting capital from BlackRock and similar asset managers. By partnering with or funding these groups, they effectively subsidized the open border pipeline by checking the right ideological boxes. The entire thing was a self-licking ice cream cone: NGOs got rich on no-bid contracts and grants, corporations got virtue signaling points while also getting preferential treatment from the USG, and taxpayers footed the bill for moving millions around the interior of the United States. It was not charity. It was coordinated, government backed logistics on a national scale. The paper trail is massive. The brilliant work many independent journalists have done thus far is just scratching the surface. That is why they are pushing the propaganda as hard as possible to try and divide the right against Trump. Because his administration is damaging their cause in ways that will never let it recover. If Republicans do not win the midterms and give the administration the time to work out and dismantle this entire web, Democrats will do everything in their power to slow, hinder, and stop this process. Don't believe me? Look up the UN Agenda 2030. Vote like our country depends on it, because it does.
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RT @sircalebhammer: Every single documentary my team and I have made recently have been proven correct. This is the most Reddit written ma…
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I cannot properly express my disgust at this vile concept.
“Sex with WILLING CHILDREN” Read that again. There is NO such thing as a WILLING CHILD having sex with an ADULT. It is the RAPE of a child. FULL STOP. Children CANNOT consent.
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Japanese devs and creators: Add these to your localization contracts! Strict Fidelity Clause : Localized text must faithfully keep the original JP meaning, tone, style & intent. Customers seek the Japanese point of view! No additions, political lines or commentary (from any side), cultural rewrites, or changes without written approval. Strong Penalty Clauses (some examples of clauses): - Vendor must fully re-localize affected content at their own expense and pay a fixed penalty designed to be dissuasive, easy to enforce, and applicable iteratively until corrections are complete. - Developer can withhold a significant portion of payment until all issues are fixed charge liquidated damages per breach. - Full reimbursement of all re-localization, marketing correction, and related costs. Protect your game and your vision and be skeptical of western localizers. Enforce it! #ゲーム制作 #ゲーム開発 #インディーゲーム #ローカライズ
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That feeling you get when the whole international world order just serves the CCP…
UN whistleblower says that Michelle Bachelet, one of the top candidates running to be the UN's next Secretary-General, is guilty of having handed names of dissidents over to China.
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This is really concerning for any creator that authentically uses AI tools (which you also use btw for a lot of your moderation @TeamYouTube ). Don P Bongwater streams his process. This kind of thing, where peoples passions and livelihoods are at the whim of your unfair enforcement... actually discourages creativity. And if you dislike AI, they can do this to you for whatever reason as well... I'm trying to protect all creators. I implore you to be more cautious about removing peoples monetization when they're not breaking your rules... as it will send content creators to other platforms. If you agree that content creators shouldn't be punished frivolously then please RT, Comment and Share so that they can know. @TeamYouTube
Hey @TeamYouTube, you want to fix your shit? It's unacceptable to just demonetize a channel with no announcements of change and out of the blue. I stream EXACTLY how I create content with AI, so it's pretty damn authentic when you see the process to create videos. Fix this, and stop screwing over creators.
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Hasan Piker goes off on a Vietnamese refugee who escaped communism: “Shut the fuck up you stupid fucking idiotic old lady. Suck my dick old lady. Fuck this south Vietnamese motherfucking. Psychotic fucking refugee!”

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Hate to break it to you, but 99% of members of Congress have three goals: 1) Get elected 2) Stay elected 3) Get elected to higher office And if that means your children are bludgeoned to death by illegal Haitians, then so be it. It’s disgusting, and it has to change.
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insane to try and legislate KEEPING fraud abusing American's tax dollars hidden this cannot pass
Nick Shirley's video exposing $170,000,000 in California fraud got 7.7 million views California Democrats just advanced AB 2624 — a bill that would let the filmed organizations demand his videos be taken down Penalty for non-compliance: up to $10,000 per violation and potential jail time The bill was written by Assemblywoman Mia Bonta Coincidentally, her husband is California's Attorney General He also just announced his own $267,000,000 Medi-Cal fraud bust 4 days before her bill advanced @nickshirleyy
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This Turkish terrorist is a poster child for why birth tourism must be banned. Of course, Democrats can’t get enough of the guy.
I was born in the United States. My parents were born in the United States. Two of my grandparents were born in the United States more than 100 years ago. Neither of the other two were born in Israel. I never even visited Israel until I was in my 30s. Hasan Piker is the child of two Turkish Muslims who engaged in birth tourism so he could become “American,” after which he was immediately taken to Turkey and spent his entire childhood. Piker said “America deserved 9/11.” “KiII the motherf*ckers. Let the streets soak in their red, capitalist bIood!" “If you cared about Medicare fraud, you would kill @SenRickScott” He has campaigned alongside Representatives @RepSummerLee @RoKhanna @IlhanMN @RashidaTlaib @ZohranKMamdani @AOC and @BernieSanders This is the Democrat Party today. @DanaBashCNN @jaketapper
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The problem with most people is that they have never seen real evil They are soft people who inherited good times, and assume it was always so Their concept of crime is so soft and sympathetic that they have more pity for criminals than victims. But real evil - wretched, twisted, soulless evil - is out there. If the soft people do not wake up, a small number of evil people is all that it takes to destroy vast swaths of all that is good
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