Nathaniel Bixby

FTHS, no college but much expertise in psychology and geopolitical analysis, autodidact, Underground Man

[James J. Marlow @James_J_Marlow]

Israel has a special unit focused on eliminating every single man or woman directly involved in the October 7 massacres in Israel and those that held the hostages in Gaza.

They drive around Gaza in their brand new $200,000 flashy cars, but Israel is picking them off one by one.

[Dispropaganda @Dispropoganda]

Leftist Nick Fuentes strikes again.

[Iuliia Mendel @IuliiaMendel]

Forced mobilization is one of the most disturbing and dehumanizing developments Ukraine has faced since gaining independence. Yet it receives strikingly little attention from mainstream international media.
In reality, it is the issue of forced mobilization that has generated the deepest public outrage and sparked the largest spontaneous protests in Kyiv and Lviv. These were genuine grassroots demonstrations, not the carefully staged events organized by Western-funded NGOs that receive far more coverage.
The real protests were largely overlooked by major outlets, but they signaled a growing discontent that is unlikely to fade.
As long as the practice continues, further protests are inevitable. Many Ukrainians feel they are now forced to defend their country not only from Russian aggression, but also from an increasingly autocratic regime under Zelenskyy.
Videos of recent forced mobilization raids in Kyiv and Kharkiv:

[War Flash @WarFlash_2630]

🇨🇴Colombian Jungle Commandos engaged in an intense firefight with drug traffickers during a hot extraction in a counter narcotics operation.

Some might call this a less than ideal situation.

[Desiderius | Casus Belli 2014 @doctoradmiral]

Professional grifters changing sides is usually a good sign.

[AMK Mapping 🇳🇿 @AMK_Mapping_]

Laura Loomer forgot to mention that the Artem Defence Plant is right across the street from this "targeted" McDonald's.

If you want to cover war crimes, there are plenty of examples in other places (e.g. in Kherson), but I suppose you needed the most "provocative" one for your brainwashed American audience.

[B-AREV @trip_to_valkiri]

Chinese Type 56 assault rifle with East German MPi-KM stock used by Indian Police.

[Lafayette from TFR @Lafayettedetfr]

@M1L4GR03

[Corey Walker 🇺🇸 @CoreyWriting]

It must be depressing that your country failed and so you have to run to Europe. Instead of just admitting this, you lie to yourself that you are conquering Europe.

[Desiderius | Casus Belli 2014 @doctoradmiral]

"My Donetsk became the price for someone's mistake"

[𝓓𝓮𝓵 @delonperc]

I SAW A MAN COMMENT YESTERDAY THAT HIS SISTER STARTED “ACTING MORE DISABLED” AFTER BEING DIAGNOSED WITH AUTISM AS AN ADULT.

SKILL REGRESSION IS NORMAL WHEN YOU FINALLY START UNMASKING BECUASE YOUR NERVOUS SYSTEM IS COMPLETELY RESETTING TO OUTSIDERS THEY SEE IT AS “USING AUTISM AS AN EXCUSE”

AND THIS IS WHY WE DON’T EVER FEEL SAFE TO UNMASK.

[MAJOR @Squeeze1i]

How allistics think discovering you're autistic goes:

"That must have been devastating. You finally found out what was wrong with you."

How it actually goes:

"You spend three hours reading about autism and suddenly remember every teacher who called you 'bright but strange', every friendship that dissolved for reasons nobody explained, every family gathering where you disappeared into another room for twenty minutes and came back pretending you were fine."

And somewhere between the relief and the grief, you realize you were never failing at being a person.

[شرق‌زده sharghzadeh @sharghzadeh]

Manhattan is a ghost town by international standards, it just feels busy because of cars.

As a general rule, American cities are about as lively as a Medeterranian city 1/10 their size.

[Chicks On The Right @chicksonright]

Candace IS the ugliest person in the world. She IS a soulless ghoul. She IS a bitch. Erika can and should feel absolutely justified saying every single one of those things, because they are 100% accurate.

Come at me, cult. Y'all are just as awful.

[Aleksander Ætelmann @ArchitectOracle]

Real

[Hollywood Horror Museum @horrormuseum]

Inde Navarrette it's so much more than just the girl from Obsession.

She's also a really funny and cute nerd!

[Corey Walker 🇺🇸 @CoreyWriting]

I'd argue the Nordic model is falling apart in the northern European countries as migrants continue to pour in and violate the delicate social contracts which make these programs sustainable.

[heduarda feodorovna snezhnaya @hyeduji]

se os chupa-rola do Nolan vissem um épico de verdade iam sair mijados do cinema

[Cartoons Hate Her! @CartoonsHateHer]

Most of these women aren't even judging, they're just staring, because seeing someone who looks like a living Instagram post IRL is genuinely very jarring.

[Daykerpriest🐉 @Daykerpriest]

Bear. Without question.

People confuse tragedy with villainy. Bear is tragic, but he’s still the villain because every major horror in the film begins with a choice he makes. Nikki rejected him, and instead of respecting her decision, he chose to erase her free will so she could never say no again.

The Willow didn’t force Bear to make that wish. It simply gave him the power to act on a desire he already had: to be loved at any cost. Nikki lost her autonomy, Sarah lost her life, Ian died, and the real Nikki woke up trapped in a nightmare she never chose. Every one of those tragedies exists because Bear decided that his pain mattered more than Nikki’s right to choose.

That’s what makes him the villain. Not because he was rejected, but because he believed love was something he was entitled to take instead of something another person had to give willingly.