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[𝐍𝐢𝐨𝐡 𝐁𝐞𝐫𝐠 🇮🇷 ✡︎ @NiohBerg]

Every single assault rape in Norway's capital over the past 3 years was committed by foreigners.

Every. Single. One.

Mass deportations would quite literally remove this crime from existence and prevent all potential violent rapes.

Every single rape is a government policy.

[Aesthetica @Anc_Aesthetics]

Instead of firing and deporting a foreign doctor who sexually abused patients. Canada has decided the appropriate punishment is to just make sure a chaperone is present when the foreign rapist sees female patients.

Literal clown country.

[Cynical Publius @CynicalPublius]

RE: The Prosecution of Ilhan Omar

There are two competing storylines regarding the prosecution of Ilhan Omar. One such storyline is being peddled by the Democrat/Media Complex. The other storyline is one that same media will never report. I’ll let you decide which storyline is which.

Storyline #1: An inspiring immigrant woman escaped from poverty, genocide and Communist rule in the poorest nation on Earth, made her own way in the United States and rose to national prominence as a Congresswoman. However, because she is a vocal supporter for social justice, an evil Republican President/fascist dictator has targeted her for abusive prosecution on trumped-up, nonexistent charges. Now she stands for oppressed Americans everywhere as she fights the power.

Storyline #2: The wealthy, privileged daughter of a genocidal, Communist Somali army colonel who had been trained in the Soviet Union fled to America with her father so the two could escape torture, imprisonment and execution after the father’s genocidal, Communist regime leader was overthrown. Upon arrival in America, the father and the daughter both committed immigration fraud and illegally obtained U.S. citizenship (or never obtained U.S. citizenship, the story is unclear). The daughter then rose to prominence with the backing of George Soros and his massive network of NGOs and PACs, was elected to Congress, was controlled by Soros and other Neo-Marxist groups who may well have held her illegal alien status over her head to manipulate her, while she maintained close contact with organized crime lords inside Minnesota’s Somali community. The bottom line is that it seems an illegal alien with genocidal Communist roots was illegally elected to Congress where she has spent years promoting Communism, organized crime and destruction of our Constitution and our national institutions. This reads like a Tom Clancy novel, but it’s all true and is one of the worst scandal in U.S. history. Now, finally, a President with iron will is holding her and her network of Communist thieves to account for their crimes.

You decide which storyline is true and which is false.

[Cynthia Holt @Ghostofcynthia]

I keep seeing people say we should be kind.

Yeah, fuck that. We were kind until you murdered Charlie Kirk and tried to kill my President.

Until you tried to kill me with a poison jab. Until you stole my votes.

Not everything can be resolved through kindness, which is why angels carry swords, not flowers.

Thank you for your attention to this matter.

[Walter Curt @wcdispatch]

I know people are celebrating that the Trump admin is actually seeking to denaturalize & Deport Ilhan Omar.

However,

If this actually does happen, we are going to have to discuss its implications.

A third world immigrant defrauded our country, and got herself elected to Congress.

And the Democrat party helped her every step of the way, made her a media darling, and STILL defend her to this very moment.

That deserves attention as it is significantly more serious than just saying “haha deport her”.

Everyone involved in the scam must answer for it.

[Thomas Hawk @thomashawk]

This looks like a giant.

Moss-covered branches twisting up into a canopy that fills the frame, light pouring through the leaves. You would swear you were standing under something a hundred feet tall.

It is not even eight feet tall.

It is a Japanese maple at the Portland Japanese Garden. They just call it The Tree. Peter Lik shot it from underneath in the fall when it turns scarlet, called it Tree of Life, and the photo won at the Windland Smith Rice awards and hung in the Smithsonian. Every October since, photographers line up for their turn under it.

I went to Portland specifically for this tree. Then I walked the garden for about an hour looking for it, hunting for some towering maple, before I finally asked someone who worked there. She walked me over to this little tree sitting right next to the path. I had walked past it over and over.

Near the base there is a small gap. You are not allowed off the path. So you get down, stay on the path, and slide the camera in low through that opening, pointed straight up.

That is the whole trick. Perspective does almost all the work. The tree itself barely moves.

Everybody photographs this tree red.

I shot it green.

Enlarge this one big and look up.

[Shipwreckedcrew @shipwreckedcrew]

There is a CONGRESSIONAL STATUTE that says an alien who is a member of a communist or totalitarian regime, they are INADMISSIBLE under immigration statutes.

There is compelling evidence her father as a Colonel in the army of a Marxist-Leninist dictator, and commanded a regiment that committed atrocities against a tribal minority.

He lied about that and claimed he was a teacher.

She claims he was a teacher even though she has described living in luxurious surroundings as a young girl in Somalia.

Being "inadmissible" means his naturalization as a citizen was ALWAYS void. She claims derivative naturalization through him.

If our laws have any meaning, she must be denaturalized and deported.

She can then seek an immigrant visa and start the process over again on her own as an adult.

[Aviator Anil Chopra @Chopsyturvey]

Well said

[Shipwreckedcrew @shipwreckedcrew]

We are approaching that inflection point, yes.

[The Dank Knight 🦇 @capeandcowell]

Oh well. Maybe I’ll care about this when Minnesota returns the untold billions they allowed immigrants to steal for years.

[Department Of Deportations @DoDeportations]

This is going to keep happening until you start hanging them.

[Katie Hopkins @KTHopkins]

Timothy Miller. 76 years old. In court to face charges of concealing his identity at a patriot gathering

Mr Miller told the court he had been “studying” Islam and had chosen to wear the burka to gain a “greater understanding” of the religion.

Mr Miller is a bloody legend.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

Last year, a man named Andrew Nikhil Aiyar made a series of extremely violent and disturbing threats against my wife and children. He threatened to find my wife and hack her to death with a meat cleaver. He said that he would beat my children to death in front of me. These are some of his less graphic fantasies. He went on making deranged and gruesome threats, fixating especially on my wife, for a period of many weeks.

And he did more than make threats. I won’t go into all of those details. He harassed and stalked other figures in conservative media in various ways. I’ll let those people talk about those experiences if they wish.

At his sentencing, my wife was able to give a very strong and compelling victim impact statement where she implored the judge to punish this scumbag (my term, not hers) for his crimes. I’m proud of her for not doing the weak “I forgive you” routine, letting a degenerate predator off the hook in the name of misplaced pity. Aiyar was not remorseful. While hiding behind his “mental health” struggles, he refused to take accountability and even called my wife a liar during the hearing. At not point, even at sentencing, did this narcissistic freak apologize to my wife or express any regret at all. I am thrilled that his sob story was disregarded and he will now spend the next several years in federal prison.

Obviously I would have liked for him to go to prison even longer, but four years is a lengthy sentence for these kinds of cases. In my experience at least, threats generally aren’t taken all that seriously by the courts and prison sentences are rarely given out. I’m grateful to Judge Merryday for doing the right thing, and giving this criminal almost as much prison time as he could under the law.

The judge mentioned during sentencing that he assumes I would have much rather had those threats made against me than against my wife and children. He could not have been more correct about that. I signed up to be a "public figure." No one in my family signed up for it. They don't deserve this. If anyone threatens them in any way, we will not rest until the culprit is in jail. The anonymity of the internet won't protect you. And when the time comes for your sentencing, we'll be there to urge the judge to punish you as severely as the law allows.

I hope Mr. Aiyar enjoys his time in prison. And when he gets out, if he says a single word about or to my wife or kids ever again for as long as he lives, we'll be happy to ensure that he goes right back in his cage.

[Alex Fasulo @alex_fasulo]

BREAKING NEWS: the Shepherd’s Run Solar complex sited for Copake, New York is DEAD!

ORES denied the final permit.

This is unprecedented.

These people have been fighting this complex off for nearly a DECADE!

[The Spectator 🇺🇸 @TheSpectator]

I was mid-hip thrust when I found out @Shanemgillis had called me a whore. Technically I found out four hours later, when I reviewed the footage of Saturday Night Live. My tripod was on the bench, my ring light was clamped to the squat rack and my boyfriend Tanner was holding the back-up phone for the side angle. Tanner films all my content. He is not allowed to look at me.

The “joke” was about how women dress at the gym. I know it was about me, because everything is. So I did what any survivor would do. I went to my car and filmed myself crying. It took 11 takes, because the lighting in a Range Rover is unforgiving, and grief is no excuse for a bad shot. In the final cut, you can see a single tear land on my sports bra right over the logo, which clicks through to an affiliate link. My caption: “I’m literally shaking.”

Then I put on the shortest shorts I own, went back inside, and filmed my ass from three angles with the caption, “Does this outfit work for you, Shane Gillis?” I wanted to send him a message that my body is not for men. To make sure Shane got the message, I tagged him. Then I tagged every man I follow. Some people say my response proved his point. These people are rapists.

✍️ @BridgetPhetasy

Article: https://t.co/Wxs41eVnwh

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

If you like smart people, X is the best place to be.

Since I started posting seriously back in February-March, I've connected with some of the most brilliant people on the planet. I don't think people realize how incredible the era we live in is.

It used to be that even if you were great at what you did, getting in touch with someone exceptional in another field was nearly impossible. There were five layers of gatekeepers between you and them. Everything was a status game: the right schools, the right networks, the right introductions.

Today, all of that is gone. If you have good ideas and share them without a filter, you will get noticed. Fast. The most interesting people in the world are one post away.

The only advice I can give you: post whatever's on your mind. Think for yourself. Reason from first principles. Don't ask anyone for permission.

Never in history have ideas flowed this freely, and never has talent had so few walls to climb.

Thank you Elon Musk for building this.

[Ankor Inclán @ankorinclan]

Marc Haynes recordó una vez: «Cuando tenía siete años, en 1983, vi a Roger Moore sentado en el aeropuerto de Niza. Entusiasmado, le pedí a mi abuelo que fuéramos a pedirle un autógrafo. Mi abuelo, sin conocer a James Bond, le dijo simplemente: “Mi nieto dice que usted es famoso. ¿Puede firmar esto?”. Roger, con una amabilidad excepcional, me preguntó mi nombre y firmó con buenos deseos. Sin embargo, al volver a nuestros asientos, advertí que no decía “James Bond”. Regresamos y mi abuelo le comentó que había firmado con el nombre equivocado. Roger Moore me llamó, me miró y, en voz baja, me susurró: “Debo firmar como Roger Moore, porque si no, Blofeld podría encontrarme aquí”. Muchos años después, mientras trabajábamos juntos en una filmación para UNICEF, le conté la historia y, con su habitual encanto, me dijo: “No lo recuerdo, pero me alegra que hayas conocido a James Bond”. Luego, justo antes de marcharse, se acercó de nuevo, levantó una ceja y me dijo: “Claro que recuerdo nuestro encuentro en Niza… pero no podía decirlo, esos camarógrafos podrían estar trabajando para Blofeld”».

[Joey Jones @Johnny_Joey]

Send more bombs.