If you don’t think radical ideology can threaten this country, you weren’t watching the transgender movement. In barely a decade we went from biology being a settled fact to being told gender identity overrides it, that kids can decide their own sex, and that anyone who hesitated was a bigot. It started as a fringe academic idea. Then it was in the schools, the hospitals, the boardrooms, and the government. It didn’t take a majority. It took a small, disciplined movement that knew which buttons to push, compassion, victimhood, the fear of being called cruel. And it worked. That’s the part to sit with. It was never about one issue. It’s proof that a determined movement can rewrite an entire society faster than anyone thinks possible. If it happened once, it can happen again. Pay attention….

lol. Some people are never wrong. They just update the reason Trump is bad.

This is happening in Florida! Muslims attack a Christian pastor for citing the Bible. More of this will happen because Islamic Centers and mosques have increased by ~ 60 percent over the last 15 years in Florida. The Islamists are not only taking over Texas but targeting Florida as well. Since I’ve moved here more Islamic Centers have been approved for construction. Where is DeSantis and the presumed next Republican gubernatorial candidate Donald’s on the growing threat in Florida? x.com/realMaalouf/status/206…

Yeah. I don’t take words from people who believe men can be pregnant seriously.

"Why are you Jews criticizing a guy just because he said he didn't want to work for Jews?" Sorry, you've reached the wrong Jews. The "shut up and take it" Jews are down the hall keeping their mouths shut about a candidate with a Nazi tattoo on his chest.

Designate the Taliban as terrorists and being American hostage Mahmood Shah Habibi home from Afghanistan!

I feel very sad for the protestors in Iran who lost their lives. Nearly 100,000 innocent people slaughtered this year in Iran by the Iranian regime and IRGC.

When the man who turned leaking and podcasting into a career says “great news,” my default setting is: ok, so what’s the catch for America and Israel.

Communism isn't a Jewish value.

Saturday Preparedness Challenge Set a timer for 10 minutes. That's it. Try to knock out a few of these tasks: ✓ Charge your power banks. ✓ Update your emergency contacts. ✓ Take photos of any new insurance cards or documents. ✓ Confirm your family's meeting location if phones fail. ✓ Check the batteries in your flashlight. ✓ Make sure your vehicle has at least half a tank of gas. ✓ Review your evacuation route and an alternate route. ✓ Identify one neighbor you could help and one neighbor who could help you. ✓ Save an out-of-state contact who can serve as a family check-in point during an emergency. ✓ Make a list to restock any medications, pet supplies, or other essentials you rely on regularly. Ten minutes today can save you hours of stress later. Preparedness isn't built in a day. It's built in small decisions made before they become urgent. The goal is never perfection. The goal is being a little more ready tomorrow than you were yesterday. Easy peasy!

Check out the incredible action our @CivilRights Division delivered this week! @theJusticeDept continues working tirelessly to protect and serve ALL Americans, EVERY day!

Can someone tell me what is going on with Duluth High School? This person is supposed to teach English Language Arts? Isn’t this a safety issue Georgia?!

Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, Hasan Piker discovering that authoritarian countries roll out the red carpet for useful idiots with podcasts, then running home to sell the experience to Americans dumber and broker than them, will never stop being my favorite genre of delusion. You got the press-junket version, sis. The locals got the gulag tab.

Leaders: mass migration is a moral duty. Also leaders: we have no idea who half these men are, and no plan when one of them tries to butcher someone in public.

The idea that criticizing Vance “hurts the Israeli cause” is backwards. What actually hurts Israel is normalizing a Republican leadership that thinks antisemitism is just another faction to manage instead of a line you don’t cros

You’ve had decades of dialogue. The only people who seem to benefit are dictators, NGOs, and the Geneva hotel industry.

If this was your child, you wouldn’t be posting about “making an example.” You’d be praying the judge remembered your kid’s name.

There’s a version of this disagreement that’s honest. “I wish Erika had spoken up for Massie” is a sentence Carrie could have written. She chose a different one. The one she chose is the entire problem.

Teaching Moment: How Rhetoric Creates Pathways to Violence This is how radicalization language works online, and people need to start recognizing it before it escalates further. Those who liked a post like this may want to take a hard look inward and ask themselves whether they are allowing themselves to be manipulated into normalizing extremist rhetoric and becoming useful idiots for it. Nobody has to say “go hurt someone” directly for rhetoric to become dangerous. Modern extremist-style agitation often works through implication, emotional conditioning, moral justification, and repetition. The goal is to make harassment, intimidation, or even violence feel understandable or deserved in the minds of unstable people consuming the content. When someone says things like: “Now I understand why they took him out.” OR “He had to be removed from the equation.” OR “Your silence speaks volumes.” …they are doing more than criticizing someone politically. They are framing violence as rational, justified, or inevitable while psychologically isolating and targeting a specific person. In this case, the widow of a man who was himself a victim of the same kind of radicalizing rhetoric, @MrsErikaKirk. That matters because this is how stochastic radicalization spreads online. You create an atmosphere where followers begin viewing a target not as a human being, but as an obstacle, traitor, or symbol that “deserves” consequences. The speaker keeps plausible deniability because they never explicitly call for harm and at times even hide behind religion in this case Catholicism, but the audience still absorbs the message. This is the same reason threat analysts and law enforcement pay close attention to rhetoric that implies violence was justified, promotes martyrdom narratives, suggests someone “had to be removed,” encourages targeted pile-ons, morally licenses aggression against an individual, or selectively excuses terrorism and extremist violence while condemning any effort to confront or stop those responsible. This type of language can condition audiences to view hostility, intimidation, or violence as understandable, justified, or even deserved, which is why it is recognized as part of broader pathway to violence. People should learn to identify this behavior early instead of pretending it only counts when someone explicitly says “attack them.” This post goes beyond just jealously or bullying. By the time rhetoric reaches the stage we are seeing below with the language so perfectly crafted to manipulate, the radicalization process is usually already well underway.