RubyRedPatriot

American Patriot

[MJTruthUltra @MJTruthUltra]

Elon Musk says Universal HIGH INCOME from the Federal Government is the best way to deal with Unemployment caused by AI.

Dear @elonmusk ,

We just exited a global pandemic — engineered and mishandled by governments that then tried to force an experimental, cancer-linked injection into people’s arms under threat of losing their jobs and basic freedoms.

During that very same period, the unelected globalists at the World Economic Forum aggressively pushed for the very same thing you are… Universal Basic Income.

Now you’re suggesting we simply swap “Basic” for “High.” A bigger carrot on the same stick doesn’t make the trap any less dangerous.

No one wants to grind themselves into exhaustion. But work is not just about survival — it is one of the core sources of human dignity, purpose, and self-worth.

When people build, create, solve problems, and provide value to others through their labor and ingenuity, they gain a profound sense of meaning. Work disciplines the mind, builds character, fosters resilience, and gives life structure and direction. It turns idle potential into real achievement and connects individuals to something larger than themselves.

Trading that away for a government check — no matter how “high” — is a losing bargain.

A handout from the state can be given today and weaponized or withdrawn tomorrow, depending on who holds power. Administrations change every few years, ideologies shift, and what starts as “compassion” inevitably mutates into control. One generation might receive it generously; the next will almost certainly see it abused, rationed, or turned into a tool of compliance.

History offers ZERO examples of large-scale Universal High Income or Basic Income experiments that did not erode freedom and concentrate power in the hands of the state. Instead of liberating humanity from AI-driven disruption, this path risks creating a dependent, purposeless underclass ruled by bureaucratic tyranny.

True progress means using AI to augment human potential — not to replace the very things that make us human: effort, creativity, responsibility, and earned reward.

Who else agrees?

[𝘈𝘱𝘰𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘊𝘢𝘳𝘰𝘭 @KissMyCarol]

Sometimes real progress means taking a huge step backwards—back to what actually worked for humans to flourish.
— Back to food without "organic" or "non-GMO" labels… because all food was local, seasonal, organic, and non-GMO by default.
— Back to when autism was ~1 in 10,000 (not 1 in 31 today) and babies weren't injected with dozens of synthetic toxins right out of the chute.
— Back to real time outdoors with regular sunlight (vitamin D from the source, not supplements).
— Back to regular physical exertion because machines & screens didn't do the heavy lifting for us.
— Back to thinking & reasoning for ourselves instead of outsourcing every thought to algorithms.
— Back to deep, face-to-face community instead of endless screen consumption.
— Back to plant-based & earth-provided medicines used for millennia.
— Back to genuine spiritual connection with the Creator.
— Back to clearly knowing the biological difference between a man and a woman.
— Back to when doctors truly treated the individual patient, guided by their own clinical judgment and deep knowledge of the person, rather than strictly following insurance-driven protocols.
— Back to walking barefoot on the earth (grounding/earthing for real).
— Back to natural sleep cycles without blue light bombardment & constant notifications.
— Back to raising kids with chores, real responsibility, and delayed gratification instead of instant everything.
— Back to living in alignment with how our bodies, minds, and spirits were designed to survive and thrive.

What am I missing? Add your "back to" below.
🍃♥️🍃

[JD Vance @JDVance]

First of all, it's just a made up quote. Completely dishonest.

Second, what's reasonable is to want to share a language with your neighbor. How do you borrow a cup of sugar? Resolve disagreements? Have a nice conversation? You need a common language, and in America, that language is English.

The far left became so deranged on immigration that they're attacking people for wanting to be able to speak to their neighbors.

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

82 criminal alien truck drivers have been detained in Alabama since October. A dozen had no license at all.

That’s just from one state in a few weeks.

Our own roads aren’t even safe. Thousands of criminal aliens are operating massive killing machines.

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

Vermont school district raises the Somalian Flag

You can contact them here [phone]

[Alex Jones @RealAlexJones]

BREAKING REPORT: Federal Investigators Have Now Discovered Evidence of Up to $8 BILLION in Welfare Fraud by the Somali Community in Minnesota

The Subversive Somali Pirate Clan Has Been Plundering Minnesota for Years - It's Time to Stop Them NOW!

[Catturd ™ @catturd2]

Can’t stop laughing at this.

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

SOMALI: “My biggest fear in life is that Trump may never witness our full takeover of America. We’re here. We’re not leaving.”

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

SCOOP: Michigan Dept of Health and Human Services sent out this email to all Medical providers warning them not to share any data with DHS for immigration purposes

But Democrats insisted illegals weren’t getting benefits…

Why would Democrats want to hide data from ICE?? 🤔

[RubyRedPatriot @RubyRedPatriot]

@JDVance

[General Mike Flynn @GenFlynn]

“Society won’t be destroyed by the wicked but because of the cowards.”

Today, and everyday, we must honor courage and never the coward!

Today, we honor the heroes of Pearl Harbor.

These were the warriors who stood their ground on a quiet Sunday morning and altered the course of history with their courage.

December 7, 1941, was not simply an attack on our Pacific Fleet. It was an assault on the spirit of a free people. In the midst of smoke, fire, and devastation, Americans showed the world who we are. Ordinary men demonstrated extraordinary resolve.

We remember every Sailor, every Soldier, every Marine, every Airman, every civilian and all families who sacrificed and those many who did not return home.

We remember those who fought through burning decks and collapsing buildings, those who moved toward danger when others would have turned away, and those who carried our Nation in its darkest hour.

Their sacrifice is both a reminder and a warning. Freedom endures only when courageous Americans are willing to defend it.

On this Pearl Harbor Day, may we renew our commitment to the principles they died protecting.

Courage. Duty. An unbreakable love of country.

We MUST never forget them. We MUST never allow their sacrifice to fade from the memory of OUR Nation.

[RubyRedPatriot @RubyRedPatriot]

@realjoshuareid God Bless President Trump and God Bless America!

[MJTruthUltra @MJTruthUltra]

📨 My Letter to the U.S. Congress and the President of the United States

To serve in the U.S. Congress, candidates should be required to be at least third-generation Americans, ensuring a deep-rooted connection to American values, culture, and traditions. This policy would mean that only individuals whose grandparents were born in the United States could run for congressional office.

The reasoning behind this requirement is to prioritize leaders who have been shaped by multiple generations of immersion in the American way of life, fostering a strong alignment with the nation’s core principles, such as individual liberty, free enterprise, limited government, and a commitment to the Constitution.

The United States has long been a melting pot, welcoming immigrants who seek opportunity and freedom. However, the rapid integration of newcomers into positions of significant legislative power can sometimes lead to challenges in preserving the foundational values that have defined the nation for centuries. By requiring candidates to be third-generation Americans, we ensure that those shaping our laws have a deep understanding of the cultural and historical context that makes America unique. This does not diminish the contributions of immigrants or their descendants but emphasizes the importance of a shared national identity forged over time.

For example, third-generation Americans are more likely to have grown up in communities where American traditions—like Thanksgiving, the Fourth of July, or civic engagement through local governance—are second nature. Their families would have had decades to absorb the principles of self-reliance, free speech, and the rule of law, which are central to the American experiment. This generational connection helps ensure that elected officials prioritize policies that strengthen, rather than reshape, the nation’s core identity.

This proposal is not about exclusion but about safeguarding the cultural continuity that has made the United States a beacon of freedom and opportunity. Immigrants and their immediate descendants can still contribute meaningfully to society in countless ways—through business, community leadership, or other forms of public service—while their families gradually weave themselves into the fabric of American life. By the third generation, their roots in the U.S. are deep enough to reflect a commitment to preserving the values that have sustained the nation, ensuring that Congress remains a steward of America’s enduring principles.

If you agree, please share and tag your state representatives and President Trump.

@RepLuna @mtgreenee @mrddmia

https://t.co/LN49gCWfXa

[il Donaldo Trumpo @PapiTrumpo]

GOD BLESS CHARLIE KIRK!!!❤️

[MJTruthUltra @MJTruthUltra]

Illegal Alien construction worker in Houston Texas has a message for Donald Trump

“You wanna take us outta here? Come do this sh*t than… Who the f*ck is gonna build yo house? Who the f*ck is gonna build yo streets?

Come get it b*tch.”

🔴 MY THOUGHTS:

Make him famous… His hard hat says “A & M Contractors”…

Should Tom Homan do a work-site visit?

Make sure you tag @RealTomHoman & @realDonaldTrump

https://t.co/i6VlYsJTJK

[RubyRedPatriot @RubyRedPatriot]

@Oregonian

[James Woods @RealJamesWoods]

Serenity. The first evening America will sleep in peace in four years.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Beautifully said

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

Here we go with January 6th…

This is the tweet they don’t want you to see 👇🏻