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[ChristianBrick @ChristianB15559]

Do not allow your anger to overcome you at the cost of everything Charlie stood for

[Rapid Response 47 @RapidResponse47]

REPORTER: How do you want your supporters to respond to this? Charlie Kirk was a big advocate of nonviolence...

@POTUS: "I think that way. He was — he was an advocate of nonviolence. That's the way I'd like to see people respond."

[InfantryDort @infantrydort]

BEFORE YOU BURN THE HOUSE

I keep hearing people talk about civil war like it’s weather coming over the ridge. “Burn it down! Let the whole thing break! Start again in the ashes!”

Reckless words from folks who still have a ballot sitting on the table.

Before you speak of rifles, use the piece of paper men once crossed oceans and battlefields to earn. If you curse the Republic as dead, make damn sure you showed up while it was still breathing.

There’s nothing martial or noble about surrendering early.

A warrior doesn’t abandon the wall because the night is long. He holds until holding is impossible. He also spends every round before drawing the blade. And exhausts every lawful avenue because once blood answers politics, nobody controls what comes next.

Honor demands you MUST vote. Not because voting is sacred. Because war is.

If the darkest hour comes, let your conscience be clean enough to say you held the line until the line itself was gone.

War is the last argument of a people who have already spent every other word.

So, have you?

[Visegrád 24 @visegrad24]

Algerian police have arrested 12 Christians during a worship service at the House of Refuge center in L’Ayaida, near Oran.

The center provides shelter and support for vulnerable women and their families.

Police seized Christian literature, mobile phones and identity cards and transported the 12 worshippers to Bethioua police station.

The Christians could face charges under Algeria’s Ordinance 06-03 regulating non-Muslim worship. Violations covered by the law can carry sentences of 2–5 years in prison and fines of 500,000–1 million Algerian dinars (€3,250–€6,500).

Nearly all 47 churches affiliated with the Protestant Church of Algeria have received closure orders or been sealed, while more than 50 Christians have faced prosecution over their faith in recent years.

[ChristianBrick @ChristianB15559]

https://t.co/f7RpPeTcJe

[Tyler Bowyer @tylerbowyer]

Here are the mentally challenged people who aided the jihadis and trans activists in hatred for Charlie that ended in his murder.

[ChristianBrick @ChristianB15559]

Having been homeschooled myself this is really angering.

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

🚨#BREAKING: Outrage is erupting after a 22-year-old who runs into BURNING BUILDINGS as a volunteer firefighter was told he isn't qualified to be a paid firefighter...

...because he was HOMESCHOOLED.

Then the city changed the job posting to cover it up.

His name is Andrew Coates. He's 22 years old, in Nebraska.

Right now, today, he runs into burning buildings as a volunteer firefighter for Cedar Bluffs Fire. He is a state-licensed EMT.

He is doing the job. For free.

All he wanted was to get PAID to do it. In his words: "Make a career out of it would be the goal. To get paid to do what you love."

So he applied to the Fremont Fire Department.

And in April, the city rejected him. Why?

Because his high school diploma says he was homeschooled.

That's it. That's the whole disqualification.

Not his EMT license.
Not his fitness.
Not his record.
Not his experience pulling people out of fires ALREADY!!

...how he was educated.

The job posting he applied to said "graduation from high school."

That's all it said.
He graduated high school.
He has a diploma.

And AFTER they rejected him, the city went back and added the word "accredited" to the job description.

His own fire chief, the man who has watched Andrew work, showed up to defend him:

"I feel the city of Fremont is really missing out here, and in my mind, because of his homeschooling, you guys are discriminating against him."

Over THIRTY homeschool families showed up to stand behind this kid.

And the Civil Service Commission? They said it isn't their job to touch city policy.

Homeschoolers are literally a generation of kids who read ABOVE grade level, who work with their HANDS, who volunteer in their communities, who show up for their neighbors.

And this young man is the proof.

At 22, he's a certified EMT and a volunteer firefighter, while plenty of his peers are on a couch.

When your house is on fire at 3 a.m., I promise you will not ask the man dragging your children out where he went to high school.

You will not ask if his diploma was accredited.

You will thank GOD he came.

Andrew isn't even fighting for himself anymore. His words:

"I think now it's turned into we want to make sure that every homeschooler has an equal opportunity."

That's a better man than the policy that rejected him.

Fremont, you have a licensed EMT and an active firefighter begging to serve your city. And you turned him down over paperwork, then rewrote the paperwork to cover it.

Fix this.

Hire him!!!!!!!

[ChristianBrick @ChristianB15559]

Funny how the Bible prophesied about this kind of sentiment.

(Hint: it doesn’t end well for ppl like this)
Zachariah 14

[RadicalGandhi @RadicalGandhi]

@nick_matau “If the world wants peace, it must unite against Israel.”

[vcrvft - Bryan in East Texas @vcrvft]

@rkc62101 @Ake_Vang @RoyalBlueRapto1 All you did is call a valid complaint stupid

Aslan is not female. Aslan cannot be female

Corrupting who Aslan is, is exactly what the witch in the Silver chair did.

You're laughing like the dwarves did when they were trapped in the barn at the end. Don't be like them

[Silenced 🐴🐭 Ms. Information @C19VaxInjured]

🚨This incident was reported.🚨

Please read this message from a friend who attends a small church in Kentucky. I think it is worth sharing with other churches and security teams so they remain alert.

On Sunday, a man reportedly entered the church about 30 minutes after the service had begun. Two church members who serve as security approached him and asked why he was there. He said he was a University of Louisville student and claimed he had an assignment requiring photographs of churches, including the entrances, exits, and the pastor. The security team refused and asked him to leave.

According to my friend, he became upset, but they stood their ground, photographed him, and watched him leave quickly in his vehicle.

She was also told similar incidents may have occurred at other churches in the area.

I have no idea what his intentions were. But asking to photograph entrances, exits, and a pastor is unusual enough that churches should take it seriously, document anything suspicious, and report legitimate concerns to law enforcement.

Please share with your church leadership and security teams. 🙏⛪️🚨

[The White House @WhiteHouse]

239 years later, the United States Constitution, the very foundation of our Republic, is an eternal reminder that all power throughout our land flows from WE THE PEOPLE.

[Andrew Kolvet @AndrewKolvet]

Reading through the notice of claim filed by the Kirk family against UVU that details one lapse of security after the next has been one of the hardest parts of the last few days. Campus events can be, and are, mostly very safe, but campus PD just has to do the basics.

TPUSA texted, “Hello Chief Long – we received this message today from the student group…. ‘there is student roof access pretty close to where [Charlie Kirk] will be set up at Utah Valley.’” The TPUSA official had even added “it would be nice to either have it controlled access or allow one of my guys to be there as well. If Possible.” Chief Long replied “I got you covered.”

The rooftop was a well known hangout for local students. Beer bottles and other garbage was often spotted up there — they knew this vulnerability well. This was also just over a year post Butler, so this should’ve been top of mind. 

But that wasn’t the only failure.

Only six campus PD officers were on site that day. There was no security briefing before the event. There was no written plan. Charlie’s security was larger than the campus police.

No drones were deployed or available by UVU campus PD, and TPUSA was not authorized to run their own. Nearby Orem PD has a sophisticated drone program but were never called to assist.

CCTV cameras on campus were not monitored in realtime.

Chief Long requested additional resources, but the request was not granted by the university president.

Only UVU had legal authority to secure, surveil, block, and manage access on campus. Charlie’s security could only maintain safety inside his “bubble” a space of 20-30 feet around him.

Charlie deserved the best, and he didn’t get it. But nothing novel or extraordinary was required to keep CK and the crowd safe. The basics were not even close to being covered.

[Classic__Liberal 🌲🇺🇸 @ClassicLibera12]

No. Classic American Liberalism, Ordered Liberty, the first principle of the moral order, are derived directly from the objective, universal, irrevocable, unalienable properties that constitute Imago Dei…the human being itself.

These first principles do not dissipate into thin air just because people transgress them, because Man did not author first principles, nor the moral order, nor did he endow himself with these properties.

The Declaration and the Constitution are making pre-political statements about ordered reality, liberty and the providence of The Creator. Natural Rights and First principles exist whether or not there is a Declaration or Constitution.

Where you post-liberals err is placing the authority of the moral order under the hubristic will of Man and deracinating God from his rightful sovereignty.

This man-centric willfulness post-liberals do not get from the Founders, nor Aquinas, nor the Bible…they get it from the Pagans Schmitt, Spengler, Evola, Herder and Goethe.

[Classic__Liberal 🌲🇺🇸 @ClassicLibera12]

What is an American?

An American is a person who understands that reality exists independent of any Authority’s manmade will, and that human beings are born with a nature that includes the capacity for reason and moral choice.

An American recognizes that rights are pre-political, existing before and above any Man or government of Men, and that man, though capable of great virtue, is a flawed and limited being who must be restrained by laws and by his own conscience.

An American trusts that truth can be discovered through honest inquiry and open debate, and that knowledge grows when it is tested against experience and the counsel of others.

An American holds that life, liberty, purpose and the dignity of the individual are not granted by governments but are part of the order of the world. To be an American is to live with the conviction that freedom is not a license to do whatever one pleases, but a moral trust that demands self-restraint, respect for the rights of others, and a duty to safeguard and strengthen liberty for future generations.

An American lives under covenant.

To be an American is not only to claim rights but to accept obligations, a bond that unites all Americans and the generations who will inherit it. This covenant is not written only in constitutions or laws, but in the moral conscience that binds free people to respect truth, justice, and the dignity of their fellow man.

It is a pledge that liberty will be preserved not by force alone, but by virtue, restraint, and common purpose.

The American covenant is thus a trust: that each generation will take up the duty of self-government, keeping faith with those who came before and preparing the ground for those yet to come.

[Andrew Kolvet @AndrewKolvet]

NEW — President Trump blasts Joe Biden's FBI and former Director Christopher Wray after new revelations emerge that attempted assassin Thomas Crooks had packages of gun parts delivered to him under the pseudonym "Bob Dole," and that an anonymous donor paid for his body to be cremated.

[KanekoaTheGreat @KanekoaTheGreat]

🚨 BREAKING: I found four documented cases involving .30-06 rounds whose bullets failed to exit, including Charlie Kirk’s case.

A fifth case involved a 7.62×54R round, a ballistically similar cartridge, whose bullet also failed to exit.

On March 20, 2008, Berry Hall shot his neighbor, Lisa Tackett, with a .30-06 from an upstairs bedroom window.

The bullet entered her left breast, traveled through her organs and torso, lodged in her right chest wall without exiting, and was removed during autopsy.

The court record does not indicate that it struck bone, unlike the soft-point bullet that killed Charlie and reportedly “obliterated” his C2–C7 vertebrae before lodging in his body.

The case is documented in the Kentucky Supreme Court’s 2015 and 2022 opinions in Hall v. Commonwealth.

@BretWeinstein, @RealCandaceO, @IanCarrollShow, @jimmy_dore and other Tyler Robinson defenders claim Charlie’s wound was from a “magic bullet,” citing an unsourced “1 in 100 to 1 in 10,000” figure without identifying a study, dataset, or denominator.

How can five documented non-exit cases involving these similar cartridges exist if this supposedly occurs only once in every 100 to 10,000 cases?

Were all five bullets “magic bullets”?

Four more examples below.

[J.R.R. Tolkien @JRRTolkien]

Deserves it! I daresay he does. Many that live deserve death. And some that die deserve life. Can you give it to them? Then do not be too eager to deal out death in judgement. For even the very wise cannot see all ends.

— J.R.R. Tolkien

[ChristianBrick @ChristianB15559]

@phatcooper @paramounttactcl Have you heard of the telephone game?

[Andrew Kolvet @AndrewKolvet]

Read every word of Todd Beamer's United Flight 93 call and thank God America produced a man like him.

Then watch AOC and Mamdani laughing as the names of the 2,753 Americans who were killed on 9/11 were read aloud today.

Then realize what time it is.

[Rapid Response 47 @RapidResponse47]

Remembering Charlie Kirk 💙

[TheBlaze @theblaze]

For Charlie