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[SelfSameOther @SelfSameOther]

@onlyskypace 55cm

[Mosab Hassan Yousef @MosabHasanYOSEF]

As someone who grew up in the Muslim world, I’ve seen this pattern repeat itself:

When Muslims are weak and in the minority, they speak endlessly about tolerance, coexistence, and peace.

When they become strong and gain power, that tolerance completely disappears, even toward their own people.

This isn’t an opinion. This is historical fact, proven across centuries and across many countries.

The West needs to understand this pattern before it’s too late.

Tolerance in Islam is not a principle. It’s a strategy.

[Kelly Marie Brady @KellyMarieBrady]

THE BOMBSHELL VIDEO THAT SHOCKED AMERICA! 🛑 Donald Trump just broke the internet by reposting President John F. Kennedy’s prophetic warning about a “ruthless conspiracy” destroying the nation from within!

[SelfSameOther @SelfSameOther]

"Revalue Gold" doesn't make a lot of sense as a concept. It is a relatively stable thing against which other things are revalued. Same with Bitcoin, though much less predictably so, because BTC doesn't have all of human history for a reference point of value. Interesting puzzle that I look forward to seeing how they swing it without chaos.

[Alpha Wolf 🐺 @Crazyunfill94]

Since 2023, Pakistan has deported over 2 million illegal Afghan Muslims.

Both countries are Muslim, yet Pakistan is sending them back. The reason is clear: illegal immigration burdens the economy and sharply increases crime.

Even Muslim nations deport each other’s Muslims.

So why do non-Islamic countries keep sheltering these illegal Muslim migrants?
Why don’t they treat them as illegal immigrants and deport them?

[General Mike Flynn @GenFlynn]

WOW! Enough is enough. https://t.co/BBSGy6kAWL

[SelfSameOther @SelfSameOther]

Makes some sense for a rather homogenous population, unless you are also importing mass numbers of people who cannot or will not assimilate and contribute.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

How Finland solved homelessness

[🎞️ GeoExplorer / earthdecoded5]

[The SCIF @TheSCIF]

Up to 40,000 Republican in-person voters were disenfranchised in the 2020 Maricopa County election because of election machines not be tested and manipulated prior to Election Day, with 1 out of 2 ballots in over 125+ vote counting centers rejecting ballots in the 2020 election.

Only 17,000 votes separated Governor candidates. If machines were working properly Kari Lake would have won. This is not even counting the hundreds of thousands of fraudulent mail-in ballots found and the 21% of failed ballot signatures.

Over 74,000 ballot signatures failed in Maricopa County alone, and if you apply less than half of the 21% at 9%, over 180,000 ballots failed signature verification out of all of Arizona, which would have easily gave Donald Trump the win in Arizona.

There is also that fact that there was no oversight at Runbeck with employees aloud to bring in ballots outside the chain-of-custody, and all of the election data WIPED the day before the audit.

These same things happened in 2022 and the reprogramming of the memory cards on the tabulation machines with the security seals illegally removed, with the deletion of election data.

Maricopa County hid this fact and only admitted this 7 months later when they were shown the security footage. Arizona elections are beyond corrupt and the 2020 and the 2022 elections should have NEVER been certified.

[SelfSameOther @SelfSameOther]

This touches some very important questions that are remarkably relevant still today.

[ForgottenVolumes @ForgottenV1918]

Abraham Lincoln and the Rothschilds: The Real Cause of the Civil War
Charles E. Coughlin (1940)

One of the most controversial and difficult-to-find Civil War conspiracy pieces ever published, this short work originated as two articles printed in Social Justice in February 1940. In just a few dozen pages, Coughlin presented a dramatic alternative narrative of the Civil War, arguing that the conflict was not primarily about slavery but was driven by international financial interests seeking profit, debt, and control.

President Abraham Lincoln challenged powerful banking interests when his administration issued hundreds of millions of dollars in government-backed “greenbacks” during the war rather than relying entirely on private lenders. Coughlin claimed this threatened the profits and influence of major European financiers, particularly the Rothschild family, and he cited an alleged 1863 letter warning that government-issued money could undermine the existing financial order. The pamphlet presents Lincoln’s monetary policies as the true source of conflict between the administration and international banking interests.

The book goes further, connecting these financial disputes to Lincoln’s assassination. It argues that powerful forces had a motive to remove a president who demonstrated that a government could finance itself without becoming dependent on private banking interests. Later reprints expanded the narrative with discussions of John Wilkes Booth, Lincoln’s ancestry, and other controversial subjects.

What makes it especially provocative is its focus on details that have fueled speculation for generations: the missing pages from Booth’s diary, the decision to try the accused conspirators before a military tribunal rather than a civilian court, the remarkable security failures that allowed Booth access to Lincoln, the disputed evidence against some defendants, and lingering questions about whether every participant in the conspiracy was ever identified. Coughlin presents these events as pieces of a larger hidden story involving finance, politics, and power.

He also highlights the little-known arrival of Russian naval fleets in New York and San Francisco during the Civil War, portraying Alexander II of Russia as an ally of the Union who allegedly helped deter foreign intervention at a critical moment in the conflict.

Whether viewed as a forgotten piece of political literature, a controversial monetary critique, or a classic example of twentieth century conspiracy writing, the pamphlet remains one of the most direct attempts to connect Lincoln, the Civil War, international banking, and the assassination into a single overarching narrative.

Nearly a century after its publication, it continues to circulate among collectors of rare and controversial historical works, ensuring that the debate surrounding its claims has never entirely disappeared.

[The SCIF @TheSCIF]

Started by Soros, funded by USAID and the far-left, stolen elections in South Korea are tied to A-WEB, which is this international organization behind the GLOBAL ELECTION FRAUD CARTEL.

This is global regime change operations on a massive scale, executed through election fraud.

[The Rubber Duck ™ @TheRubberDuck79]

DON'T MEMORY-HOLE THIS

so you won't be lost when the first domino falls.

THIS is what to expect.

[John @MagaGrunt1]

🇺🇸The absolute best video of the YEAR. His demeanor makes this absolutely epic.🇺🇸

[SelfSameOther @SelfSameOther]

@JebraFaushay You are very funny. I enjoy your posts.

[The Vigilant Fox 🦊 @VigilantFox]

Kevin O’Leary reveals the simple daily rule that made Steve Jobs and Elon Musk so successful.

If your ratio falls below 70%, “you will fail.”

Steve Jobs woke up every day with 3 things he wanted to get done.

Anything that distracted him from his goals was noise. His rule was 80% signal (getting things done) and 20% noise.

“When somebody walks in the office and says, ‘Hey, I want to talk about the golf game or the football game or the cricket game,’ you say, ‘No, I’m busy,’” O’Leary explained.

“You’re finishing your three things. And you say, ‘No, I’m busy,’ until you finish the three things.”

“Now, if you do that, as you will find, you will become immensely successful.”

“And the only guy on earth that I’ve seen that has a higher signal-to-noise ratio is Elon Musk. I’ve only met him a few times, but he is 100% signal.”

“And so he’ll walk right away out of a conversation the minute you’re wasting his time. If he’s not getting any useful information towards his three things, he’s out of there. And look at how successful both these men are.”

“So if you’re listening to this, you better understand signal versus noise. It’s the most important thing in your life because you will fail if your ratio goes below 70%.”

“And when I look at people, and you ask me, why do so many fail? Because they can’t get past 70%.”

[Sage Steele @sagesteele]

Oh my.

[Autonomi @WithAutonomi]

It was never just about storage.
It's about keeping control of our digital lives - with agents that enable us as individuals, not ones that turn us into products to be billed and 'managed'.
Two platforms. One ecosystem. Zero gatekeepers.

[Promethean Action @PrometheanActn]

Everyone saw Trump drop f-bombs on Netanyahu and order him to stand down.

Almost no one saw what it proves: the President has slipped the leash the British Empire spent 80 years building. Why London is panicking 👇

[Juanita Broaddrick @atensnut]

Laughter is contagious. I’m laughing now.

[SelfSameOther @SelfSameOther]

@CBSNews I don't know what the actual truth is (and neither do you), but this thread is a wonderful display of both simps and TDS (especially TDS). 😅

[Promethean Action @PrometheanActn]

Trump's New Bretton Woods is here:
— Shelton attacks Fed Keynesianism on MSNBC
— Warsh sworn in for "regime change"
— $210B Pentagon investment bank
— Quad critical minerals framework
— Core Five alignment vs. London
The 1944 fight Keynes lost is back.