George Taylor

Dad. Texan. Red-pilled. The unexamined life is not worth living.

[Jimmy Corsetti @BrightInsight6]

NOAH’s ARK UPDATE:

If/when all of this is confirmed, it will be the single greatest archaeological discovery in all of Human History 🔥

Countless naysaying “experts” would be eating their words, and will lose all credibility if these new findings are ultimately proven scientific fact.

Regardless, huge respect to all those who are out in the Field researching it today. Especially in the face of relentless, premature attacks towards their work.

P.s., Even if these bold claims are later refuted, the fact they went to the Field in 2026 to conduct new testing with the latest technology is massively commendable, unlike the lazy couch-surfers that are praying none of it is true…

[Dumisani Washington @DumisaniTemsgen]

A Black woman in Detroit was assaulted, threatened, called n*gger, and robbed my multiple Arab Muslim men in what has become a viral event, and not one imam, Muslim community leader, or @CAIRNational official has said one word. Why?

Because Black people are ‘abeds’ to them and abusing them is Islam’s birthright. I’ve said for years, this is what the Islamization of America means for my community. This is going to get very ugly…

[The Redheaded libertarian @TRHLofficial]

The Indians are clustered in Texas
The Haitians Ohio
The Somalians in Minnesota.
Follow the money

[Sean Davis @seanmdav]

You changed literally everything you ever believed in because people on the Internet made fun of you in 2016.

You became pro-abortion, pro-sodomy, and pro-trans because dorks on the Internet mocked you.

You left your church, your home, and your state because idiots on the Internet called you names.

You had a full-on temper tantrum because one guy called shenanigans on your hilarious self-conception as a grizzled special ops alpha combat hero.

And everyone else is a snowflake? That is HILARIOUS.

[PhilosophiCat @Philosophi_Cat]

I can't speak for anyone else, but my objections to immigration are not so materialistic as feeling jealous that an Indian might outearn me or a Mexican might speak Spanish in front of me or whatever. It's not that those "quality of life" issues that are frequently cited aren't a factor, but my primary objection would still remain even if every immigrant perfectly LARPed as a white American.

No, my objection is far deeper than that.

I want a place that I can call home, that feels like home, that has some continuity with the place I grew up in. I want to be around people whose minds are fundamentally legible to me, who look like me, who speak like me, and with whom I have a shared ancestral history. I want to live among my own people, with our own ways, and be able to say, "this is home, this is where I belong, this is where I am rooted."

I never wanted to be a deracinated, rootless nomad, but here we are.

There is a deep pain that comes with seeing your home fundamentally altered beyond all recognition and to know that it can never come back. Even if every immigrant was sent home, I don't think the social fabric of American society would recover in my lifetime, if ever. Mass immigration has largely resulted in Americans adapting to the new low-trust society, with detrimental outcomes.

Every one of these immigrants has a recognisable place to call home, a place to return to where their people and history and traditions remain as they left them, a place where their lineage has continuity. But they would happily deprive us of all these things they value and preserve for themselves just so they can enrich themselves at our expense.

I've never met a single immigrant who felt even the least bit bad about their participation in destroying absolutely every single white European homeland. There is not a single place left in the world that I can reasonably call home. Not the country I grew up in, not any of the countries my ancestors came from. But they don't care. A lot of them even laugh about it and want to rub it in our faces.

And my consolation prize for this is supposed to be... *checks notes* ...that Pedro and Pajit are thriving financially as a result of their exploitation of my homeland?

[Dan Hill @dandinohill]

I am 69. My first election was in 1980 (Ronald Reagan) and I have always voted Republican.

I always thought the Repubicans were the good guys. After watching John Thune and his gang of Globalist Establishment RINOs for the past 2 yrs - I can tell you that the Republican Senators are NOT the good guys.

But I do recommend that we all vote Republican again in 2026. Because the Democrats have become even worse.

We will have 2yrs to make sure that real America First patriots are on the ballot in 2028 - but for now, the lesser of 2 evils is probably the right choice.

[Jack Posobiec @JackPosobiec]

BREAKING: Dem running for Texas Railroad Commissioner praised communism in its ‘purist form’

https://t.co/Zzycf44T5K

[Derrick Evans @DerrickEvans4WV]

So let me get this straight…

Republicans have the majority but decided to cancel their own majority by going home early until after the midterms.

We’re supposed to get ourselves motivated to go vote for a bunch of turds who won’t even show up to work?

That’s a tough sell.

[The Redheaded libertarian @TRHLofficial]

The community note to end all community notes.

[Sean Davis @seanmdav]

An alcoholic Boomer who told one good joke 30 years ago wants to smoke weed so now Texas has to be run by communists and foreigners.

[George Taylor @CaptGTaylor]

@janmabandha @jaynordlinger This is the same argument for unlimited immigration. You continue to ignore the impact on economically and displaced citizens. The same issue applies to labor migration. No doubt you would be taking the opposite side if you were in your home country watching the effects play out.

[Shipwreckedcrew @shipwreckedcrew]

Re Bo French:

Two things can be true at once:

South Indian immigrants have a history of successful integration and assimilation into the U.S. over many decades, and have created great prosperity for themselves and the country.

South Indian illegal aliens who have come into the country over the past two decades using the same means and mechanisms as illegal economic migrants from all over the world -- with the encouragement of the Democrats -- provide a cheaper labor pool that displaces U.S. citizens capable of doing the same jobs (i.e., the trucking industry) which in turn has led to South Indian owned companies using such reduced labor costs (legally and illegally) to undercut competition in ways no different that Chinese companies undercut U.S. competitors by using slave labor.

[Megan Basham @megbasham]

The fact that we have had so many Republican leaders announced that they’re voting for Democrats when they lose their elections illustrates just how deeply we have a lack of principle problem.

Too many, like Cornyn are simply interested in building their careers, not serving the good of the nation. From GOP senators giving belligerent thumbs down to the opportunity to end Obamacare to announcing that they’re going to vote for Democrats when it doesn’t go their way, again and again we see them putting their personal ambitions and grudges ahead of the people. It’s an ongoing problem.

[Rep. Riley M. Moore @RepRileyMoore]

You're telling me you can't find one single solitary American to be a rotating intern…for $54k?!

Every time I talk about how we need to end the H1B program, the cheap foreign labor lobby says they're only being used for jobs Americans can't or won't do.

END THE H1B SCAM!

[Remigration Station @TotalRemigrate]

@leachfortexas, I need you to step into my office and shut the door.

Seems you have taken half a million dollars for H1-B related kickbacks.

Let this Texas TRAITOR know what you think about Indians in Plano and Allen/McKinney (Dallas suburbs he presides over)

[Auron MacIntyre @AuronMacintyre]

Until recently the GOP and wider conservative movement was controlled opposition

They were ideologically programmed to lose and to gatekeep anyone who wanted to win

Now we finally have a small but serious beachhead of people who want to win and they’re panic spiraling

[George Taylor @CaptGTaylor]

@janmabandha @jaynordlinger That’s only part of the issue. Raising the bar may be a positive benefit, but it doesn’t address the bigger issue of lost opportunities. Slots filled by people who wouldn’t otherwise be here denies or limits those opportunities to be filled by people who are.

[George Taylor @CaptGTaylor]

@TRobinsonNewEra @WhiteBoySpicy @GregAbbott_TX - care to comment, Governor?

[Pauline Hanson 🇦🇺 @PaulineHansonOz]

Why were “temporary” international students ever allowed to bring their entire family over in the first place?

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

No one voted for mass immigration.

Our leaders made a deliberate decision to mass import foreigners who refuse to assimilate and shove them into our communities all without asking us.

If they put it to a vote, it would fail miserably.