Michele Roosevelt Edwards

[Michele Roosevelt Edwards @MRE2024JP]

@MinistryofWit England is GONE

[American Conservation Coalition @ACC_National]

Fall looks good on West Virginia.

[CONSTITUTION X 🇺🇸 @ConstitustionX]

🚨 BREAKING: Victor Davis Hanson Drops a Fiery Truth Bomb! 🔥
“We didn’t storm the beaches of Normandy… didn’t bleed and die in the trenches of World War I… didn’t sacrifice everything in World War II… JUST TO BE LECTURED BY NEWCOMERS on why America is ‘racist’ and ‘flawed’!”
Do you think Hamilton and Jefferson fought and died for YOU?
250 years of American blood—from Gettysburg to Belleau Wood to Iwo Jima—only for first- and second-generation arrivals to march in and declare:
“Your Constitution is garbage. The Founders were racists. When we take power, we’re tearing it all down.”
ENOUGH.
This is OUR country. We built it. We defended it with our lives.
If you come here, assimilate—or go home.
What do YOU think, America? Drop your thoughts below! 👇
@VDHanson #AmericaFirst #NoMoreLectures #DefendTheFounders

[Michele Roosevelt Edwards @MRE2024JP]

Sad will be the day when the American people forget their traditions and their history, and no longer remember that the country they love, the institutions they cherish, and the freedom they hope to preserve, were born from the throes of armed resistance to tyranny, and nursed in the rugged arms of fearless men.

He stands out as the only person to sign all four foundational U.S. documents: the Articles of Association, the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, and the Constitution

Roger Sherman
1721–1793

[Michele Roosevelt Edwards @MRE2024JP]

"Democratic socialism" is an illusion. You cannot have political freedom without economic freedom. This November, vote to protect free markets,.individual choice, and our Constitution. Reject the slippery slope to state control.
#RoadtoSerfdom #Midterms2026 #FreeMarkets

[Michele Roosevelt Edwards @MRE2024JP]

The 2026 midterms aren't just a choice between parties -- they are a choice between two entirely different futures. Every time far-left candidates promise "free" public goods, they hide the real cost: your individual liberty.

[Michele Roosevelt Edwards @MRE2024JP]

In 1944, Frederick Hayek wrote The Road to Serfdom. His warning rings truer than ever today: Centralized economic planning always strips away personal choice. When the government controls prices, housing and industry. It ultimately controls you.

[Michele Roosevelt Edwards @MRE2024JP]

Today marks 239 years since 39 brave delegates signed the U.S. Constitution in Philadelphia on September 17, 1787. From creating our system of checks and balances to protecting our God given rights, this living document remains the foundation of our Republic. Today we celebrate the enduring principles of liberty, justice and "We the People".
#ConstitutionDay #WethePeople #USHistory #CivicPride #OnThisDay

[703 @UtProsim540]

America. Made in Virginia.

Happy Constitution Day!!

James Madison, Father of The Constitution, Virginia's own and fourth President of the United States, warned us clearly "If men were angels, no government would be necessary."

He designed a system where the people controlled the government that served the people. It was designed to prevent the accumulation of all powers, legislative, executive, and judicial, in the same hands which he rightly called tyranny.

Today, as governments grow beyond their proper bounds, his wisdom reminds us: power must always flow from We The People, not the other way around.

Sic Semper Tyrannis.

#America250

[WORLD NEWS @_MAGA_NEWS_]

JUST NOW: In a major development, the leaders of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland: John Swinney, Rhun ap Iorwerth and Michelle O’Neill, will meet tomorrow at the Cardiff summit to sign a joint declaration for all three countries to gain independence from the United Kingdom.

[Krisztina Maria @KrisztinaMaria]

Nobody is coming to save the West. It's you.

People ask me if I really believe that Islamists, socialists and communists sit in a room together planning the fall of the West.

No. They don't. And they don't need to.

They don't share a dream. They would despise each other's societies if they ever got as far as building them. What they share is an obstacle. The nation state. The border. The faith. The family. And the memory that this was actually worth something.

You don't need a shared blueprint to tear a house down. You only need to agree on which house it is.

Here is what it looks like when it happens. Not in a theory. In your life.

It's the head teacher who moves the Christmas assembly and calls it consideration. It's the swimming lesson that quietly becomes optional. It's the colleague who goes silent when the subject comes up, and then tells you by the coffee machine that she agrees completely, she just doesn't say it out loud. It's you, checking who's listening before you say what you think. It's the comment you delete again. It's the vacation you don't book there anymore. It's the neighborhood you drove through ten years ago without a thought, and now drive around.

Nobody banned you from anything. No law was ever passed. You moved yourself.

That isn't a takeover. It's a retreat. And it's ours.

The grammar comes from Marxism, and it's simple enough to learn in an afternoon. There are oppressors and there are oppressed. Power is always guilt. History is an account that has to be settled. When the Western working class turned down the leading role, because it would rather have a house, a car and some peace, the role was simply handed to someone else. Class became identity. And the left found itself a new client, numerous, organized, and already holding a conviction the left did not share.

Islamism accepted. Not because it believes in women's liberation, gay rights or any of the things its new friends say they would die for. Because it can read a power relationship when it sees one.

And we have seen how that ends.

Iran, 1979. The Iranian communists backed the revolution against the Shah. They were convinced the clerics were an instrument you could set down afterwards, once power had been taken. Four years later the party was crushed, the leaders were in prison, and the movement was gone. They thought they were using Islamism.

That isn't a warning about something that could happen. It's a receipt for something that already did.

But here is what I actually want to say.

None of the three movements is strong enough to take anything from us. They aren't taking. They're moving in. And they're moving into a space we cleared ourselves.

We threw God out and called it maturity. We assumed the foundation would stay where it was once we removed the one who laid it. That we could keep the sanctity of the individual without the one who made the individual sacred. That forgiveness, conscience, the infinite worth of one person, and the right to say no to power were things we came up with ourselves one morning.

We didn't. They're inherited. They came from a specific belief that man is made in the image of God, and that your worth is therefore not granted by the state, by the crowd, or by how useful you are. That sentence is what makes a Western citizen something other than a subject. That sentence is why power has to ask permission.

Pull that sentence out, and everything else comes down after it. Not immediately. There are a couple of generations where the furniture is still standing and everything looks the way it always did. Then someone shows up with a faith they actually mean (Islam), and finds nobody home.

We abolished our own foundation, called it a natural development, and acted surprised when someone moved in.

You don't save a civilization by pointing at the people who want it gone. You save it by taking your own house back and daring to say again what it stands on.

That work isn't theirs. It's yours.

[Megatron @Megatron_ron]

BREAKING: 🇬🇧 Britain on the verge of breaking up

Leaders of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will meet Tommorow in Cardiff to declare the countries want independence from the United Kingdom and to demand that referendums be held, per the Telegraph

[Travel Bucket List @TravelBucketX]

A masterpiece of art in Hallgrimskiraj , Iceland 🇮🇸

[Manifest History @ManifestHistory]

The Stonewall Jackson Monument, Henry Hill

Manassas National Battlefield Park

My personal favorite statue. This came out of the 75th anniversary of First Manassas in 1936. Virginia put up $25,000, ran a national sculpture contest, and Joseph Pollia of New York won it.

The Sons of Confederate Veterans had bought the land on Henry Hill and later transferred it to the United States for Manassas National Battlefield Park—on the condition that Virginia could raise a monument to Jackson here.

Pollia made him look that way on purpose. He wanted Jackson to read as unmovable—“solid force,” he said—not a likeness of the thin, 37-year-old professor who actually stood here. The exaggerated physique was a 1930s heroic type, meant to look like a stone wall.

Dedicated August 31, 1940, and unveiled by Jackson’s great-granddaughter, Julia Preston.

Thomas Jonathan Jackson

1824–1863

There stands Jackson like a stone wall

[Jason Miyares @JasonMiyaresVA]

The 3,000 who died weren’t Americans who “lost their lives” to some random natural disaster. They were MURDERED simply for the “crime” of being American. Murdered by members of Al-Qaeda, a radical Islamic terrorist group. Say their name. Never forget.

[Jason Miyares @JasonMiyaresVA]

Fairfax County Public Schools ordered teachers to “leverage a critical lens” when discussing 9/11.

If they want to provide the proper “critical lens” on 9/11, explain to students the horror of watching 3,000 fellow Americans being executed on live television for the sole crime of being American—including the loved ones of many of your students.

Never Forget. 🇺🇸 #9/11

[Jeff Clark @JeffClarkUS]

I wake up at 430 am on the 25th anniversary of 9/11 — a day when I was a young man who had been appointed at DOJ scarcely a month before and who left Main Justice that day due to an evacuation order — only to first find the county where I have lived in Virginia engaged in this “educational” nonsense.

It’s the worst kind of revisionist history.

And it’s the direct product of the immigration policies of Obama and Biden abetted by the laxity of Bush 43 in the same area.

It’s proof of national insanity and the depths to which Virginia, once a jewel of the Republic and testament to the healing power of national unity in the wake of the Civil War, has fallen, including through the rise of CIA Governor Spanberger.

I’m sure like in the picture below, she is applauding Fairfax County, VA’s move here. Applauding the debasement of the country, instead of sternly remembering what happened to us 25 years ago in New York, in Pennsylvania, and in Virginia itself.

[Michele Roosevelt Edwards @MRE2024JP]

09.11.2001 - 09.11.2026
There were 19 men from the al-Qaeda terrorist group who hijacked four airplanes on September 11, 2001. Fifteen were from Saudi Arabia, two from the United Arab Emirates, one from Egypt, and one from Lebanon.
Twenty-five years on, I am still looking for the 'ally' in that group of nations the al-Qaeda terrorists hailed from who has stepped up and taken an ounce of responsibility for the acts carried out against the American people by terrorists carrying their passports.

[Michele Roosevelt Edwards @MRE2024JP]

@foxnewspolitics Pure evil