Lightbulbprincess

Lighting nerd, USA and Trump fan. Texan native but currently live in NE Georgia. I didn't leave Texas, I left Austin. What an amazing time to be alive🇺🇸

[Gentry Gevers @gentrywgevers]

Republicans can have a big win in North Carolina if early voting continues at this rate and we have an equally excellent day of voting similar to 2022.

We are going to win the midterms.

[CooperBaggs 💰🍞 @edgaralandough]

Your parents won’t be here to watch you grow old. Your partner never knew the little child you once were. And your children may never truly realize how young you were when you raised them.

You are the only person who will witness every version of yourself, from the beginning until the very end. The child you once were, the person you are today, and the person you are still becoming.

So, be gentle with yourself. Take care of yourself.

[Iso Ledger @JamesDula82]

90 DAYS WITHOUT POWER, RANKED

You are not leaving.
The roof is fine.
The grid is just gone.

No power, no water pressure, no store deliveries, for 90 days.

In each category we will go from most important to least important.

The categories are ranked too.

The roof is covered, so water comes first, then food, then everything that keeps those two usable.

90 days is what you should be prepared for. Most official lists say 3 to 14 days. Those are minimums, not plans.

WATER
Without it you have days. One gallon per person per day.
90 days is 90 gallons per person. A family of 4 needs 360.
Water filter (a gravity filter is the best buy)
Food grade barrels or water bricks
Unscented bleach to treat stored water
Your water heater tank holds 40 to 50 gallons. Know how to drain it.
Rain collection (check local rules)

FOOD
Rice and beans are the backbone.
If you cannot afford freeze dried meals, load up on rice and beans.
Rice has about 1,650 calories per pound. Dry beans about 1,570.
2,000 calories a day for 90 days is about 110 pounds per person, or four 5 gallon buckets.
Cooking oil, salt, sugar, spices
Peanut butter
Canned meat and vegetables
Powdered milk
Multivitamins
Freeze dried meals if you can afford them
Eat the fridge first, then the freezer, then the pantry.

COOKING AND FUEL
Food you cannot cook is just weight.
Camp stove plus fuel for 90 days
Extra propane or butane
Lighters and matches
One pot with a lid
Never run a stove or heater indoors without ventilation.

HEAT
Cold is the quiet killer.
Wood stove or a safe indoor rated heater
Fuel for it
Wool blankets and sleeping bags rated below your coldest night
Pick one room, close it off, and live in it
Carbon monoxide detector with batteries. Not optional.

SANITATION
This is what ends up killing people in long outages.
5 gallon bucket with a toilet seat lid
Heavy trash bags
Kitty litter or sawdust
Bleach
Soap and hand sanitizer
Toilet paper, a lot of it

MEDICAL
Prescriptions. Ask your doctor about a longer supply.
First aid kit
Pain and stomach relief
Any glasses or contacts, plus a spare pair
A printed first aid manual

LIGHT AND POWER
Headlamps and lanterns
Batteries, rotated
Solar panel with a power bank
A generator is a bonus, not a plan. Fuel goes bad and it is loud.

INFORMATION, CASH AND NEIGHBORS
Cards stop working when the power does.
Battery or crank radio
Cash in small bills, silver and gold if you have it
Paper copies of IDs and contacts
Know your neighbors. Trade skills, not just supplies.

MORALE
Books, cards, games, something for the kids.
Boring beats hungry. Bored beats panicked.

THE FIRST 72 HOURS
Fill the bathtub and every container you own before the water stops.
Fridge and freezer stay shut. A full freezer holds about 48 hours.
Charge everything while you still can.
Cook and eat what will spoil first.

Obviously we could add security and it is important but depending on where you are, what your aloud to have/own I'm not going into great detail on that.

What I can say is have a plan, talk it over with your family, everyone has a job. Don't be afraid to talk to your neighbors you know as well to make sure they are doing their part if you plan on working together.

Feel free to add anything I may have missed. Anything you may think would be of added value for others to read and share.

Book mark this, come back to it, create a check list.

To be clear, I am not a survivalist. This is not survival advice. This is only my setup that I am following with my family. If nothing else maybe just a reminder.

ISO Ledger 🛡

[unseen1 @unseen1_unseen]

You can run all kind of numbers and theories on why polling as been so wrong over the last decade.

You can cite how landlines are no longer around and how it's super easy to avoid pollsters now.

However, if you just want to guesstimate on how much a poll is probably undercutting or overcounting a party/candidate just figure out which party is less/more socially acceptable to support.

This is usually known as the Bradley/Wilder effect.

Respondents tell pollsters what they think is the socially acceptable answer. Smart pollsters tried to use "who do you think your neighbors will vote for?" to get around that effect, but it has limited impact.

Sure, they say they are going to vote for the minority candidate but then once in the voting booth they vote for the white guy.

Sure, they say they are going to vote for the drunk woman but once inside the voting booth they vote for the sober guy who survived a bullet to the head.

Sure, they are going to vote for the freak dsa candidate but once inside they vote for the steady AG that has been elected several times before.

The more the media or a party makes it socially unacceptable or only socially acceptable to support a party or candidate the bigger the polling miss will be most times.

It's pretty much peer pressure at work. It works in public but once behind closed doors the peer pressure evaporates and people vote for their best interests not what is or isbt socially acceptable. This is why we have secret ballots and why those who use peer pressure/bullying what to do away with a secret ballot.

Since the media and dems have made it as socially unacceptable as possible to support Trump and MAGA, I would imagine the polling miss this time around will be as big as it was in 16, 18, 20, 22 and 24.

And when there is a threat of doxxing or sending a mob to your workplace many just dont answer the pollsters, at all. So, the pollster miss the "shy voter" and they miss the "lying responders" leading to bigger misses.

[Allen Mashburn @RealMashburn4NC]

This is actually true—

Duke Energy guaranteed a $10 million line of credit so the Democrats could hold their 2012 convention in Charlotte.

The host committee never paid it back. Duke simply wrote it off. Shareholders (and ultimately ratepayers) ate roughly $6 million of the cost after taxes.

Jim Rogers, Duke’s CEO at the time and a co-chair of the host committee, shrugged it off as a contribution “for the greater good.”

Years later Lynn Good collected $20–21 million packages—mostly stock and incentives—while North Carolina families watched electricity prices climb and the company sought rate hikes.

A regulated monopoly underwriting one party’s convention, absorbing the loss, then handing its top executives eight-figure pay.

That’s the arrangement.

[Palmer Luckey @PalmerLuckey]

American glass. American metal. American silicon. American batteries. American workers. American everything.

BlueChip is the first American computer in decades. Don't let anyone lie to you and say it can't be done.

Designed in California. Built in America.

[Ari Fleischer @AriFleischer]

Tips for reporters on how to interview Abdul:

1) You ask the Qs. He doesn’t.
2) When he asks you a Q, ignore him. Ask your Q again.
3) When he says, “That’s not the Q, the Q is” ignore him. Ask your Q again.
4) When he doesn’t answer, ask him why he refuses to answer.

Do your damn job!

[Spencer Pratt @spencerpratt]

Every business owner knows: 99% of your clients are amazing and cause only 1% of your problems. And 1% of your clients are brutal and cause 99% of your problems.

[unseen1 @unseen1_unseen]

Once you see it, you can't unsee it.

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

Translation of lyrics according to grok:

If I confront you in the afternoon,
By evening, I will teach you a lesson.
Yes, you will suffer and cry in seething,
You will scream like a demon.
After all, you are not Arabs,
Let the enemies die of seething.
We are the ones who rule this land,
We do not wait for anyone else.
We gather in whichever part we want,
We will dance Dhaanto and Saar.
Let me make clear who I am.
We impose taxes on our enemies.
We punish them and fill them with resentment.
We subjugate and humiliate them.

A muslim who wants to conquer with violence and views the US as the enemy.. is anyone shocked?

[Scott Jennings @ScottJenningsKY]

Weird. I thought someone fixed health care. What happened?

[NOBUNAGA🇯🇵🏯_夏樹蒼依 @japan_nobunaga]

People who have never lived through a catastrophe love to ask why America spends billions of dollars building giant nuclear aircraft carriers.

Tell them to ask the mothers of Banda Aceh, Indonesia what they saw on the ocean horizon in January 2005.

When the Indian Ocean tsunami killed more than two hundred thousand people, the entire coast of Sumatra was erased. Every bridge, road, and water pipe was gone. Tens of thousands of children were dying of thirst in the mud, and no truck on earth could reach them.

Two thousand miles away in Hong Kong, the U.S. aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln was on holiday port call.

Within hours of the news, young American sailors walked out of restaurants and hotels, left their vacation behind, ran back up the gangway, and pushed the ship's two nuclear reactors to flank speed.

When the Abraham Lincoln dropped anchor off the shattered coast of Aceh, it did not launch a single fighter jet.

Instead, the American sailors turned their nuclear warship into the largest floating water factory on earth.

Using the ship's four massive steam distillation plants, the crew purified nearly 100,000 gallons of fresh drinking water from the sea every single day. For weeks without sleep, young sailors stood on the hangar deck filling five-gallon plastic jugs by hand, while seventeen Seahawk helicopters flew nonstop from sunrise to sunset.

They flew more than 1,500 missions into jungle clearings, delivering over 400,000 gallons of pure water and nearly six million pounds of food and medicine to people of a different faith who had been taught for years to fear the United States.

America did not ask for one barrel of oil or one dollar in return. When the local hospitals were running again, the giant gray ship quietly raised its anchor and sailed away.

A small mind looks at an American aircraft carrier and sees only a weapon. A survivor looks at that flat gray deck and sees five thousand young Americans bringing water from the sea.

[Rod D. Martin @RodDMartin]

The “Greatest Story Never Told” Just Keeps Getting Better - Trump’s economy has produced an all-time record-low poverty rate and record-high household income. Now nearly a million more Americans are working than just two months ago. Time to tell the story.

According to the latest report from the Census Bureau, the poverty rate just hit its lowest level in U.S. history.

Read that again.

That’s not all. America just also hit its highest real median household income in history. The Atlanta Fed’s October 20 estimate puts third-quarter growth at a strong 3.5 percent annual rate. That’s after years of Democrats promising us that 1.6 percent was “the new normal.”

It’s also after barely more than a year and a half of Trump back in office.

It gets even better. Child poverty fell to just 13.4 percent, the lowest official rate ever recorded. Hispanic poverty fell to a record low 13.9 percent. Real weekly earnings for blue-collar manufacturing workers are up 4.1 percent since January 2025; construction workers’ earnings are up an even higher 5 percent.

Now add 975,000 more Americans working in just the last two months.

The household survey recorded an increase of 569,000 in August and another 406,000 in September. The unemployment headline concealed that strength: the labor force grew by more than a million over those two months, pushing unemployment from 4.1 to 4.2 percent because new American workers entered the workforce even faster than employers absorbed them.

It’s kind of a miracle. And it’s gathering steam.

Yet to hear the Enemedia — and some conservatives — talk, the exact opposite is true. To them it’s all “muh gas prices.” Which is funny since the average gas price under Joe Biden was higher than the average during Trump’s second term, even with the war.

Something is seriously amiss.

If incomes are rising faster than prices, it isn’t affordability. It certainly isn’t household wealth. The income figure measures the household in the middle. Elon Musk getting richer can’t drag it upward the way he could an average. And the $2,250 gain in 2025 alone is what remains after adjusting for higher prices.

People who spent years watching inflation eat their raises are finally getting ahead. Dismissing that isn’t showing concern for working families: it’s just myopic. And electing the people who gave you all that inflation — and promised to “skyrocket” energy prices to force everyone into an EV — isn’t even sane.

That GDP number is especially striking. Remember that much ballyhooed 1.5 percent second-quarter headline that had the pundits celebrating Trump’s “failure?” I told you then: they were looking at the wrong number.

What they were seeing wasn’t a slowdown in growth but a capex boom: the private economy spending its output to buy the equipment that would create an industrial supercycle.

Now even that 1.5 percent headline has been revised away. On September 30, the government raised second-quarter growth to 2.2 percent. More importantly, private domestic demand — American consumers and private investment — grew at a 4.6 percent annual rate, stronger than either previous estimate.

The part of the economy I told you to watch was doing even better than we knew.

It’s happening.

The ever-brilliant Larry Kudlow calls the burgeoning boom “the greatest story never told.” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says we’ve entered the “acceleration phase,” as the tax changes and deregulation start to produce the results they were literally designed to produce.

I’ve been explaining that process since early 2025. Yet conservatives continue to buy the left’s lies.

It’s time to stop.

Working Families Are Getting Ahead

Starting with Bill Clinton, America’s ruling class told us manufacturing was gone forever. China would build; we would consume. Russia and the Middle East would supply the energy. Europe would regulate. America would borrow, import, and manage its “inevitable” decline and displacement by more dynamic powers.

Trump rejected every part of that nonsense.

The workers now getting those bigger paychecks have every reason to be glad he did. Their employers aren’t just buying equipment and building new factories: they're bidding up the price of the people who know how to use them. They’re training even more.

Nor is the capex boom ending anytime soon. Trump went out and recruited an incredible $18 trillion of investment into the United States in his first months in office. Equipment shipments have risen at an 18.9 percent annual rate in just the latest three months.

And on September 28th, the President announced the largest steel plant in American history, a $15 billion titan set to begin construction in Iowa.

The President also negotiated trade deals that pried open foreign markets to U.S. manufacturers; he also exempted foreign companies from tariffs if they begin building plants here. And as a condition of those trade deals — now finalized with countries representing 67 percent of global GDP — he forced countless countries accustomed to buying their energy from Russia and the Persian Gulf to buy it from the Gulf of America instead.

The September 30 energy agreement with South Korea, which I highlighted in my October 3 update, puts $200 billion behind that strategy. It includes $54 billion for North Slope natural gas development and a new Trans-Alaska LNG Pipeline to supply the West Coast and our East Asian allies.

Up to 12,000 construction jobs and 1,000 permanent operating jobs will be created from the Alaska project alone.

The Koreans need reliable energy. We have it. Their investment would put Americans to work supplying them for decades.

The construction workers are building the plants and refineries. The roughnecks are drilling the wells. There will be years of work completing them, and much, much more work running them thereafter.

How did that happen? Trump changed the tax code, and thus the incentives for investment. His One Big Beautiful Bill made immediate business expensing permanent for equipment, and added full expensing for qualifying American production facilities.

Combined with unprecedented deregulation plus the trade deals, suddenly there’s no better place to build a factory than right here.

Meanwhile, no taxes on tips, no taxes on overtime, and no taxes on Social Security (and what sort of obscenity is taxing Social Security anyway?!) help the bottom rung even more than the top.

“Those jobs are never coming back” was a lie, calculated to cover for (intentional) Democrat failures.

There was a time when an American family could live on one breadwinner’s blue-collar wages. That day is coming back, fast.

An economy “growing” at Obama’s stultifying 1.6 percent takes nearly half a century to double. Young people can’t find jobs because they’re already taken: they’re locked out of their futures for half their lifetimes, and locked into dependency on the socialists. That is, after all, the goal.

But an economy growing at 5 percent doubles in size in just 14 years. That translates into so much hiring so fast that labor shortages have to be cured by ever-higher wages. It also translates into so much tax revenue, even at lower rates, that you don’t just reduce the deficit: you start paying off the debt, as we did for four straight years before 9/11.

Folks, this ain’t rocket science. This is the difference between Jimmy Carter’s economy and Ronald Reagan’s. It’s not like we haven’t seen this play before.

Bessent calls it “parallel prosperity.” Wall Street and Main Street can both do well at once. A profitable company is sustainable: it expands, hires people, trains them, and pays them more. An unprofitable company does none of those things.

Yet the “Democratic Socialist” treats the profits that make prosperity possible as an offense, one that must be crushed in the name of “social justice.”

That’s the choice on November’s ballot.

More Production, Less Inflation

Nowhere is that point more obvious than deregulation, anathema to the Democrats. Trump has eliminated 129 regulations for every new one: there’s nothing like it in history. Which party do you think issued most of those in the first place? Not ours.

A company wants to build; it has customers waiting; it can raise the money. But then it spends years waiting for government to let it proceed.

Supposedly the delay protects us. But from what is it protecting us exactly? More goods? Better jobs? The possibility that somebody might make a profit?

In the midst of the Depression, the Empire State Building was completed in just 13 months. Good luck getting a permit in even twice that time in today’s New York.

A process that makes it prohibitively expensive to produce in America sends that production somewhere else. It doesn’t abolish the need for the product. Americans still buy it, but workers in some other country collect the paychecks.

Democrats piled on regulations — and taxes — year after year, amounting to a multi-trillion-dollar burden on the U.S. economy and those pathetic “growth” rates that steal young people’s futures. Trump is rolling them back.

Leftwing economists have long fretted (as they have about global warming, and global cooling, and global overpopulation, and the Ozone hole, and “Peak Oil”, and “two weeks to flatten the curve”) that all this new production will cause inflation.

But this Phillips Curve nonsense was discredited 50 years ago: the truth is exactly the opposite.

Production isn’t the enemy of price stability: it’s the means by which supply catches demand. The answer to a shortage of something Americans need is to make more of it. And if supply is plentiful, prices fall.

American factories are already producing more of what this buildout needs. Durable-goods manufacturing grew at a 3.8 percent annual rate in the third quarter; semiconductor production surged at a 28.4 percent pace.

The answer to demand for more computing power is to manufacture more chips, not make Americans poorer until they stop wanting them.

The same logic applies to energy. An oil-price squeeze strengthens the case for more American supply. It doesn’t make the factories, workers, or families buying that energy the problem. Alaska’s gas will make everyone richer by bringing prices down.

Likewise, the “expert” class assured us that we needed to lower our expectations, that a “mature economy” can only grow at a lower rate: all the dynamic gains must come from developing economies like China’s.

Yet what the heck is a mature economy? If you’d asked anyone in 1900, they’d have said they had one, just before nearly everything we have was invented.

We are entering another such period, with AI and countless other new technologies promising productivity gains beyond anything we’ve ever seen. A worker with better tools can produce much more in the same hour, earning a higher wage without increasing the labor cost of each item he produces.

And like Reagan before him, President Trump has laid a foundation that sets America up to dominate the next half century.

Go Tell Our Story: The Election Is On You

So why aren’t Republicans making this case every day? And no, I don’t mean “the Republicans” in Washington. Trump’s doing more than any President before him. Congress, however flawed, has enacted much of his legislation.

The leaders aren’t the problem. We are.

Historically, the President’s party — whichever President’s party — loses the midterms. But they don’t have to.

Midterms are low-turnout elections, which means “every little thing we do is magic.” No need to appeal to the middle, no need to persuade the socialists. Just talk to your own friends and physically take them to the polls.

To keep the majority, all we need is 1,000 extra votes in 20 House races — just four extra votes per precinct. Want to make a difference? You can. But that also means that if you don’t, you’re responsible.

Republicans need to stop acting like entitled children, and start taking responsibility for their neighbors and their futures. It’s time to tell our story, over and over again.

Record real household income and record-low poverty are a pretty great story to tell. So is the lowest murder rate in 126 years, a 99.9 percent reduction in illegal border crossings, or a thousand other things.

Nearly a million additional Americans working in just two months is a pretty solid answer to those who told us Trump would fail. And the equipment arriving at new American factories gives us every reason to expect more.

This is nothing else but the greatest story never told.

So go and tell it.

[Margo @MargoinWNC]

This is easy. During Covid, Governor Roy Cooper and his cronies at the North Carolina State Election Board-who were a majority democrat-signed a consent decree (Marc Elias) just like the one Georgia signed, allowing for no signature, no witness ballots and extended Election Day nice extra days.

The Republican NC Legislature took the NCSBE to court and won a partial victory. The no signature/no witness illegal ballot process (it’s illegal in North Carolina not sign your ballot or have witnesses) was stopped immediately, but the 350k ballots that had been received counted. Add that to an extension nine days past Election Day, and the democrats had enough votes banked.

In simple terms-

The democrats used an illegal consent decree to cheat.

[The Husky @Mr_Husky1]

Millennials really went from spending hours picking the perfect ringtone and customizing every inch of their phones to keeping them permanently on silent and ignoring every call like their life depends on it.

They went from partying until sunrise with people whose last names they didn't even know to canceling plans because staying home sounds better, then experiencing social anxiety when they actually have to leave the house.

They went from posting every detail of their lives online to wanting absolutely nobody to perceive them.

From surviving on three hours of sleep to needing eight hours, a specific pillow, complete darkness, and zero responsibilities just to function.

From saying “YOLO” to saying “I don't have the energy for this.”

Honestly, millennials have one of the most impressive character arcs of any generation.

We have experienced both extremes of almost everything. We can be completely unhinged on Friday and cancel every plan for the next six months by Saturday.

You can't overestimate us, and you can't underestimate us.

We contain multitudes. Mostly anxiety, nostalgia, and a desperate need to be left alone. 😂

[ChurchillMaverick @ChurchillPath]

Приятно видеть людей со стержнем и которые не гнуться.👍🏻

Пирс Морган: Я хочу ещё раз чётко прояснить вашу позицию. Вы не допустили бы во Францию ни одного мусульманского иммигранта?

Доминик Тарчинский: Нет.

Пирс Морган: Ни одного? Совсем никого?

Доминик Тарчинский: Нет. Ислам несовместим с западными ценностями.

Пирс Морган: То есть, по сути, вы хотели бы запретить всех мусульман во всех европейских странах?

Доминик Тарчинский: Мне плевать на остальные европейские страны. Я не хочу их в Польше. Они несовместимы с…

Пирс Морган: А что насчёт Франции? Или Англии?

Доминик Тарчинский: С Францией покончено. Франция пала. Всё кончено. Уже слишком поздно.

Пирс Морган: Вы считаете, что и Англия пала?

Доминик Тарчинский: Да.

Пирс Морган: Правда? На чём вы это основываете? Вы же прожили здесь пять лет. Вы сами были иммигрантом в моей стране, как ни иронично.

Доминик Тарчинский: И я платил налоги и ничего не жёг.

Пирс Морган: У меня нет к вам претензий из-за того, что вы здесь жили. Но на чём вы основываете утверждение, что моя страна пала? Я здесь живу, и это полная чушь.

Доминик Тарчинский: Мне вас жаль.

Пирс Морган: Почему? У меня вполне нормальная жизнь, спасибо.

Доминик Тарчинский: Ну да, у вас с финансами всё хорошо, а вот у большинства людей нет. Людей арестовывают за молитву на улицах, за посты в Facebook. А этот коммунист Стармер, которого я, кстати, подал в суд, ещё ответит за свои действия. Это коммунист. Это коммунистическая система.

Как вы знаете, я ехал по дипломатическому паспорту и мне запретили въезд в эту страну, чтобы выступить с речью. Если нет свободы слова, если людей арестовывают за молитву на улицах, в их мыслях…

Пирс Морган: Вы выступали на митинге Unite the Kingdom в Лондоне в сентябре 2025 года, организованном Томми Робинсоном.

Доминик Тарчинский: Верно.

Пирс Морган: Там были лозунги «отправить их обратно» про нелегальную иммиграцию. Что вы думаете о Томми Робинсоне? Вы его поклонник?

Доминик Тарчинский: Он мой друг.

Пирс Морган: Правда?

Доминик Тарчинский: Он хороший человек. Не папа римский. Не святой. Обычный человек со своей жизненной историей. За то, что он делает для идентичности этой нации, я его люблю. Мой друг, и я считаю его великим человеком.

Пирс Морган: Чтобы было ясно: если бы вы были британским политиком, вы бы требовали запретить всех мусульман?

Доминик Тарчинский: Да.

Пирс Морган: Хорошо. И то же самое во Франции?

Доминик Тарчинский: Да.

Пирс Морган: И в Германии?

Доминик Тарчинский: Пока европейцы, пока христиане не смогут строить церкви и соборы в Катаре, в Европе не должно быть ни одной мечети.

Пирс Морган: То есть вы бы, по сути, запретили всех мусульман?

Доминик Тарчинский: Да.

[Nick Sortor @nicksortor]

🚨 NEW: Kaylub Giamanco, the HERO father who TOOK OUT the Bend, Oregon elementary school shooter last week, tells the story for the first time

"I started hearing children PLEADING for their lives. And then I started hearing gunfire and I just started army crawling faster and faster. And I told myself, this is probably the last thing that I'm ever going to do."

"I have to go in. People are going to die."

"I crawled through the bottom window that was shot out and continued onto the rug inside where there's a little breezeway with stairs."

"And then the special needs classroom was to my left. At that point, I was on the ground on my hands and knees. I re-racked my weapon to make sure that a live round came so that I knew that I was ready to go."

"And then I peeked through the window. And at this point I found my opportunity. And I'd seen a teacher on the left struggling with the gunman on the right with the rifle."

"And I knew that they were on both sides of me, and I knew that he did not know that I was there. And so at that point I swung the door out and open and I stepped in and I fired."

This man deserves the Presidential Medal of FREEDOM! 🇺🇸

[Cynthia Holt @Ghostofcynthia]

I'm sorry but some of y'all conservatives are living in straight up denial. You have no idea how bad it really is right now. We are THIS close to losing our country and some of you are out here clutching your pearls over tone.

Nobody gives a flying fuck if Vivek hurt some commie cunts' feelings. Nobody. Do you know what these people want to do to you if we lose? Do you really?! They're not hiding it anymore. They're telling you to your face.

If we lose, it will be hell on earth. For you, for your kids, for your church, for everything you love.

So stop worrying about being nice and start fighting like your life depends on it, because it does.

Vote red on November 3rd and drag everyone you know with you 🇺🇸🔥💪

[Whale Psychiatrist ™️ @k_ovfefe2]

Ten years in and he's still doing this. We'll never see anything like him again.

[Koreans Stand With Israel 🇰🇷🇮🇱 @KoreansWithIL]

As a Korean, I want to explain what’s really happening in our country right now.

Our current president, Lee Jae-myung, is a fake president who won through a rigged election with help from the Chinese Communist Party. Our real president, Yoon Suk-yeol — the one who actually loves the Korean people and believes in freedom and democracy — is locked up in a tiny prison cell. Meanwhile, the Democratic Party, which has been infiltrated by Chinese spies, and President Lee are pushing policies that are destroying South Korea.

This year alone, the stock market has crashed several times, and many young Koreans have taken their own lives. Like most of our cabinet ministers, the Defense Minister is also a Chinese spy. Under this spy-controlled Defense Ministry, South Korean soldiers standing face-to-face with North Korean troops have not been given live ammunition. Koreans only recently found out that our soldiers have been confronting the North Korean military with empty guns for months. Now they’re even talking about taking the guns away completely and making our soldiers stand guard with sticks instead.

North Korea has repeatedly crossed the border and spent up to 10 hours a day planting landmines, yet the government — now controlled by the Chinese Communist Party — says nothing and tells us not to provoke North Korea. On top of that, the Korean government allowed visa-free entry for Chinese nationals, and a huge number of Chinese people have flooded into the country. This has caused a sharp rise in human trafficking, kidnapping, and murder. Disappearances linked to organ harvesting have also increased dramatically. They’re even planning to bring in 100 million Chinese people visa-free over the next 10 years — in a country of only 50 million people.

In short, Lee Jae-myung and the Democratic Party are trying to dismantle the Republic of Korea, pull it away from freedom and democracy, and hand it over to China. That’s also why they’re aggressively pushing multicultural immigration policies.

If you don’t want South Korea to fall into the hands of the Chinese Communist Party and radical Islamists, please share our voices. We’ve been trying for years to get the world to see what’s happening, but the global media almost never reports the truth about our country. South Korea is now 99% under the control of the Chinese Communist Party. The last 1% is being held together only by the U.S. troops still stationed here and by ordinary Korean citizens who have been protesting in the streets nonstop, day and night. Yet Lee Jae-myung and the Democratic Party are doing everything they can to force the U.S. military out and take back wartime operational control, so they can open the door wide for China and North Korea.

Also, since July 7, 2026, a revised version of the Information and Communications Network Act (what Koreans call the “mouth-shutting law”) has been in effect. Under this law, people can actually be sent to prison for criticizing the government or criticizing China. Because of this, many Koreans who tried to speak out on social media or at protests have been investigated and jailed. Freedom of religion has become a luxury in South Korea. Pastors who speak out about what’s happening are being thrown in prison. The government is now saying that if churches get involved in politics, they will be shut down and all their assets will be seized by the state.

Is this North Korea?

No. This is South Korea in October 2026.

Please, share this as widely as you can.