Glorious Zoomer

Gen Z American (Southern First) Nationalist | 25 | Pax America Maximalist | Vanderbilt Appreciator | Irrationally Rationalist |

[Glorious Zoomer @UnforgivingZ]

Bring back the American will to build. Restore the City Beautiful. Invoke DPA1950, restart the mills, forge the Stainless Steel Belt. No decay. No retreat. Strength. Glory. American Greatness—reborn.

[Bo French @bofrench]

The Constitution of the United States said clearly, "for ourselves and our posterity."

Make no mistake, the left is at war with "our posterity."

[𝓔 𝓵 𝓵 𝓲 𝓪 @DivinaCalamis]

The foreigners learn that the average deer hunter knows how to hunt.

Somehow this is shocking.

God I hate humanity.

[Track Islamunists 🇺🇸🔎 @TrackIslmunists]

🚨 BREAKING: Chris Van Hollen Has Taken Nearly Two MILLION From Islamist, Socialist & Dark Money Sources!

💲 Islamist: $1,920,014
💲 Socialist: $416,755
💲 Dark Money: $551,860

Since Chris Van Hollen is being floated by some as the next Senate Majority Leader by people like Abdul El-Sayed & other radicals, I figured I'd look into him today.

Long story short, he would be an even bigger disaster than Chuck Schumer. Here's why. 👇

💲 ISLAMIST FUNDING: $1,920,014
✔️ Received from AMPAC, EMGAGE Action, Muhammad Javed (Mamdani Megadonor), Hussein "Sam" Mahrouq, Mohammad Qazi, Ikram Khan, Samia Farouki, Salim Adaya, Asaf Qadeer, JStreetPAC & more.
✔️ Praised by CAIR for flying to El-Salvador to have margaritas with Kilmar Abrego Garcia.
✔️ Voted to stop weapons sales to Israel.
✔️ Defended Zohran Mamdani after Tommy Tuberville called him the enemy.
✔️ Abdul El-Sayed wants him as the next Senate Majority Leader.
✔️ Shares a Joint Fundraising Committee with Abdul El-Sayed.

🚩 Mohammad Qazi was a Co-defendant involved in the Detroit healthcare fraud scheme, pleaded guilty to healthcare fraud conspiracy & sentenced to 42 months in prison for his role in an $8,900,000 Medicare fraud operation.
🚩 Ikram Khan: A Muslim Doctor & donor who had a major scandal in 2008, that led to patients getting Hepatitis (allegedly).

💲 SOCIALIST FUNDING: $416,755
✔️ Received from George & Alex Soros, Todor Markov (Anthropic), Karla Jurvetson, David Jenkins (DSA Leadership), SEIU, UAW, Unite Here, National Nurses United & more, includes IE's.
✔️ Said DSA has a place in the broad Democrat coalition.
✔️ Supports higher taxes for high-income earners.

💲 DARK MONEY: $551,860
✔️ Received from SEIU COPE, League of Conservation Voters, Planned Parenthood Action Fund, Everytown For Gun Safety Action Fund & more, includes IE's.
✔️ Authored the "DISCLOSE Act", but hasn't disclosed that he has benefited from Dark Money.
✔️ Campaigns against dark money, while Dark Money PACS spent heavily on him.

[Kyle Treasure @KyleTreasure]

The east and west wings of the White House have only existed in their current forms since the 40s/50s.

Look at what William McKinley wanted the White House complex to look like at the turn of the century.

[Daniel Johnson @DanielInBranson]

https://t.co/BiiNPsxsFV

[Prowler @derzum_]

Across 2025 and 2026, the Trump admin has terminated or cancelled more than 1.6 million legal statuses, revoked more than 300k visas, paid more than 200k migrants to leave, issued over 110k first-ever fines, and filed over 170 denaturalizations, all of which are historic records.

[Prowler @derzum_]

It took another 7 years for the Act of 1924 to arrive, yet in the decades that followed, Congress and Presidents, who yielded to the vote of foreigners, undermined the law with exceptions, and under-enforcement.

Even the greatest efforts can be undone if they are not upheld.

[Prowler @derzum_]

A founder of the 1894 Immigration Restriction League, Prescott F. Hall fought five admins, three vetoes and an increasingly alien electorate to end the invasion of his era.

It wasn't until 1917 that his work finally won, when the Literacy Test and Asiatic Barred Zone became law.

[InfantryDort @infantrydort]

Many such cases in a late stage Republic.

[✝ TheBlackOps2Guy ✝ @BlackOpsTooGuy]

People have to understand why we dislike Boomers, it's because they caused one of the most extreme cultural shifts for modern society imaginable.

They were the ones responsible for the Cultural and Sexual Revolution, it wouldn't even be so bad if they weren't responsible for such a thing. But they literally were the catalyst for a graver society that we have now, the vices you deal with on a regular basis that makes it seem more and more unfair each and every day? More particularly lust, lack of career, modernity's enlightenment, or hell even migration issues? Is because of them, now with that being said not every boomer was like this.

The boomer was the hippy responsible for cultivating YOUR society's modern day norms and culture. They are the generation, that said abortion is healthcare and good.

If you don't THINK that the Cultural and Sexual Revolution brought to us by The Hippies was NOT the start of own downfall, read the book of Romans first where it says that when a society decides to ditch God as it's centerfold is first thrown into sexual immorality.

You cannot tell me THAT historic wickedness did not make the current way YOUR society is now.

[Glorious Zoomer @UnforgivingZ]

@RapidResponse47 @SecDuffy Unfortunately. The Congress is full of traitors, and the Senate would rather die than ever improve the state of the country. Prove the Americans wrong @BasedMikeLee show you have a spine (you won't - 100%) and will force Thune to begrudgingly aide the American people.

[Green Beret Nap Time @GBNT1952]

If we are not currently being shot at, rocketed, or otherwise engaged by forces trying to end our lives, the problem is solvable without panic, needless haste, or abandoning common sense.

[Glorious Zoomer @UnforgivingZ]

@tanpukunokami If so, then ready yourself.

[NyanChuu🔮🇯🇵🍭 @tanpukunokami]

Shortly before he died in 2005, an 85-year-old carpenter in work boots walked into an Iowa law office with one request.

He owned just two pairs of blue jeans: one faded pair for six days of labor, and one clean pair for church on Sunday.

Neighbors who passed his rusted pickup truck in Des Moines assumed the quiet old bachelor was barely scraping by.

Even his longtime friend and attorney sat down expecting to write a very modest will.

His name was Dale Schroeder.

Born in 1919 and raised dirt-poor in Iowa, Dale never got to sit in a college classroom, never married, and never had children of his own.

He went to work with his hands at Moehl Millwork in Des Moines and clocked into that exact same shop for sixty-seven straight years.

Through World War Two, the moon landing, and the turn of a new century, Dale stood in sawdust planing wood and carrying his lunch from home in an old box.

Every evening he drove that rusty truck back to a silent house where no kids ran down the hall and nobody called on Father's Day.

Then Dale told his attorney, Steve Nielsen, what he had been working toward all along.

Because poverty had locked him out of college as a boy, he wanted every cent of his savings used to send small-town Iowa kids from struggling families to university.

Knowing how little his friend spent on himself, Nielsen gently asked how much money Dale had managed to save.

Dale answered quietly: nearly $3 million.

Nielsen almost fell out of his chair.

Every new coat Dale never bought, every vacation he never took, and every lonely sandwich out of that lunchbox across sixty-seven years was sitting in that account.

He died in April 2005 before the first tuition check was ever mailed, never hearing a single thank-you with his own ears.

Over the next fourteen years, that carpenter's calloused hands reached past the grave to put thirty-three strangers through college completely debt-free.

One of them, Kira Conrad, grew up in a single-parent home convinced college was impossible until a phone call left her in tears: a deceased carpenter she never met had paid her way.

In July 2019, when the final dollar was spent, graduates who had become doctors, teachers, and therapists gathered around Dale's beat-up lunchbox, proudly calling themselves "Dale's Kids."

None of them met him.

When they asked Nielsen how they could ever repay him, he passed along the only condition Dale left behind.

Just pay it forward.

He lived eighty-five years in two pairs of jeans so thirty-three strangers could walk across a stage in graduation gowns.

[Space Systems Command @USSF_SSC]

We’re tackling electromagnetic threats w/a new unified cloud C2 initiative. USSF awarded 3 prototype development contracts for its SEWOL program to provide warfighters w/an electronic warfare system that’s as agile as the threats it’s designed to counter. https://t.co/Wo5z5byevJ

[LT Jonathan Kendrick @PlisskenPatriot]

If you voted straight-ticket Republican, we still haven’t forgotten about you. You’re a legendary figure. Your name made it into the history books. And I want to say from the bottom of my heart, thank you. You’re a glimmer of hope, an example of courage, and a Patriot through and through.

Thank you.

[Glorious Zoomer @UnforgivingZ]

@AbeTheShinzo

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

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No charge, no catch.

Even if you’re a little farther out, comment anyway. Maybe someone in your area might see this and help.

[The Iran Watcher @TheIranWatcher]

The Islamic Republic’s law-enforcement forces are confronting collapsing morale and public contempt as their uniform becomes associated with repression, humiliation and mass killing.

A video circulating from a recently discharged police conscript gives voice to a broader crisis inside the security apparatus.

He says the era of automatically respecting military and law-enforcement personnel is over.

Many Iranians now view those in uniform as “mercenaries,” “repressors” and “murderers” because they participated in the January 2026 massacre—or remained silent while it happened. Estimates place the death toll at more than 45,000.

The United Nations later concluded that the regime’s widespread killings, imprisonment, torture and other abuses amounted to "crimes against humanity."

But public hatred was not created by the massacre alone.

These are also the forces that patrol streets, harass women, arrest them over hijab compliance and subject ordinary Iranians to daily intimidation and humiliation.

The uniform no longer represents public safety. For many Iranians, it represents the officer checking a woman’s clothing, the van taking her away and the armed personnel firing on protesters.

This anger extends beyond senior commanders or ideological members of the IRGC and Basij. It increasingly follows police officers, regular military personnel and young men completing compulsory service.

Not everyone wearing the uniform supports the Islamic Republic.

Milad Moazami Goodarzi reportedly came from the military ranks but stood with the people and was killed during the January uprising. Others may privately oppose the regime while remaining trapped inside its institutions.

But the regime deliberately erased that distinction by using every security branch - including compulsory-service conscripts - to control the population.

When society despises the uniform, personnel lose more than public respect. Their families face shame, their communities distrust them and their own belief in the institution begins to weaken.

That directly damages morale, cohesion, recruitment and obedience across the security apparatus.

The Islamic Republic can force young Iranians to serve, order them into the streets and place weapons in their hands.

It cannot force the Iranian people to respect them—or prevent its own forces from feeling the shame attached to the uniform they wear.

[U.S. Northern Command @USNorthernCmd]

The watch never stops. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, the joint force assigned to #USNORTHCOM actively executes the homeland defense mission across all domains to deter, detect, and defeat threats to the nation.

From conducting persistent operations across sovereign aerospace and maritime approaches to delivering specialized military capabilities in support of civil authorities, service members across the command maintain the unblinking watch every single day. We Have the Watch.

#HomelandDefense #JointForce #TotalForce #WeHaveTheWatch #USArmy #USNavy #USAF #USMC #USSF #USCG

@USNavy @USMC