Randolf.Bruce.Revisited

[Randolf.Bruce.Revisited @BruceRevisited]

This post reminds me that once, America was filled untold numbers of hostile, but inferior, others. It was conquered by the strong, assured of their righteousness. God willing, we will have our country again.

[Daily Roman Updates @UpdatingOnRome]

When I hear the word “America” this is what I think of.

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

This is objectively true. It's not up for debate. The question is: Why does "conservative media" blame socialism on "overeducated white people"?

It's anti-white hatred being pushed by the open borders billionaires who fund "conservative media."

[BowTiedKong | Criminal Defense & Family Law Atty @BowTiedKong]

The American Dream is out of reach for the majority of people

I tried doing everything right and still will be 39 with my first home purchase, helped significantly by a VA loan

Mass deportations mostly solve this, but the numbers are not there

Anyone over 35 remembers driving around, getting food, seeing friends, then sometimes going out for food again after

The GOP’s strategy of kicking people in the face then saying “at least it’s not communism” doesn’t work, especially when communists wrote the history books and left the starvation parts out

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

You can show me manipulated, "think tank" funded charts all day, but I detasseled corn, worked part-time jobs. You could live the life as a teenager. 15-20 hours a week and not a care in the world.

[The HighWire @HighWireTalk]

Arden grew up on an organic farm in Tennessee, one of 12 children raised on homegrown food, vinegar cleaning products, and no chemicals of any kind. At 17, he took a landscaping job spraying Roundup under cell towers. A lid popped off his backpack sprayer one day and soaked his neck and shoulders. He didn't get a shower until that evening.

Within weeks, he was itchy, not sleeping, eating less. By his wedding day, he looked pale. Shortly after, his neck began to thicken in an abnormal shape. The diagnosis was Hodgkin's lymphoma, and the scans showed the tumor origin matched exactly where the chemical had soaked in.

His mother Serene joins Del to walk through the seven-year fight that followed. The cancer progressed from stage one to stage four in three weeks while the family pursued natural treatment at a clinic in Cancun.

Back in the US, Vanderbilt doctors told his wife privately that he probably wouldn't make it, and that if he survived, his lymph nodes would never return to normal size. Doctors called it one of the worst cases of Hodgkin's lymphoma they had ever seen. Arden went through multiple rounds of chemotherapy, became chemo-resistant, relapsed repeatedly, and eventually underwent a stem cell transplant using his own cells. At his sickest, he weighed 125 pounds at six feet five inches tall.

We get to meet Arden during the segment: 225 pounds, healthy, and working to inspire others facing cancer. His advice is to treat chemotherapy as a tool to buy time, not a standalone solution, and to build muscle throughout, because muscle mass is a core component of immune function.

He now has a daughter. His social media and website are at https://t.co/e3jxJDFroP.

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

Utah and Idaho teenagers desperate to work at ski resorts, but a J-1 visa allows private equity owned lodges to import foreigner workers and not have to make social security payroll tax payments. Pure profit into their pockets.

[Economic Policy Institute @EconomicPolicy]

The H-1B program has morphed into a corporate scam to offshore U.S. tech jobs and underpay migrant workers, and previous presidential administrations and Congress have failed to fix it, write @RonHira and @costadaniel. Learn more: https://t.co/YhfLLwoVJi

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

Trump went on TV and said that we needed to keep woke universities in business, and 600,000 CCP students paying full tuition would ensure this. OK then. What am I supposed to do? Tweet about the CCP or some shit, like it matters?

[bumbadum @bumbadum14]

“We are richer than any time in human history”

By “we” you mean the 76 trillion that boomers own lmao

[TonyIsHere4You @TonyIsHere4You]

Probably related.

[Rich Baris THE PEOPLE'S PUNDIT @Peoples_Pundit]

How stupid are neocons who think telling @AndrewKolvet college kids should cook at home and stop complaining about the cost of burritos?

@ZohranKMamdani started to catch fire after this video went viral. Cuomo's lead collapsed in the following months.

It gave him the mic.

[Alfred @KingAlfred88]

Imagine thinking this is a way to win people over.

“You’re going to eat dog food and you’re going to be grateful for it”

[Fugitive Caesar @ThomBrady5]

The neocons are fucking backstabbing snakes. We bombed Iran for these disloyal ingrates, and they refuse to line up behind mass deportations. There's no reciprocity. We gave them everything they asked for, and 2 weeks later they started trying to cut our throats.

[Emerald Robinson ✝️ @EmeraldRobinson]

Why hasn't Trump shut down Brookings and Carnegie Institute for Communism?

Why hasn't he arrested Eric Ciaramella?

Or anybody else for that matter?

To ask the question is to know the answer.

[Leo @Leonajardinho]

@NFTsOnchainHQ Selling 18-year-olds non-dischargeable six-figure debt for degrees that don't guarantee a living wage is the biggest predatory lending scheme in modern history.

[Cernovich @Cernovich]

Their donors push anti-white hatred because they want open borders and infinite visas to keep wages down. Hence the recent propaganda about “overeducated white people” being responsible for socialism. Pure agitprop.

[Mark Mitchell, Honest Pollster @honestpollster]

The purpose of a system is what it does.

Our system taxes you for war and theft.

We need a new purpose.

[MenchOsint @MenchOsint]

Israel is preparing to attack "alone." Yeah, sure..

*So far Israel has shown it can't attack Iran without US air defense suppression capabilities & active U.S./French/UK defense of Israel (fighter jets chasing drones + THAAD)

*If they do so, Iran will respond by striking Israel, at a stage the stockpiles of air defense supposed to protect them is critical. 🍿

[Carolina Lion @CarolinaLion2]

I get the feeling a lot of people are going to be deleting those "just cook at home, you can save money" posts once public anger reaches the boiling point.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

🇷🇺🇨🇳🇮🇷 Russia and China are rerouting the world’s oil around Hormuz, and Philip Pilkington says Beijing is just fine letting the chaos play out.

The Strait is closed, Bab el Mandeb partially shut, and the Trump administration is treating the Strategic Petroleum Reserve like an infinite piggy bank.

Philip walks through the numbers: the SPR has a hard physical limit where the salt caves start collapsing.

One Energy official just floated that usable stocks might already be closer to 70 million barrels.

That only works if China keeps imports suppressed.

The moment Beijing went back to normal buying, the math stopped adding up to the midterms.

Philip’s sharpest point flips the “we went to war to hurt China” story: Beijing never applied real pressure on Tehran.

They have the leverage, they’re just not using it.

Why? Because this crisis handed them the Taiwan blockade they’ve planned for decades, without firing a shot.

While Washington burns through reserves and manipulates futures with short dumps, Russia’s Northern Sea Route is becoming the new artery.

Icebreakers the West never built are suddenly the only ships that matter.

Philip’s warning is simple: oil is Iran’s real leverage, and the American side is pure financial fiction.

The longer it holds, the more the system cracks, and Eurasia stitches itself back together.

@WeTheBrandon @philippilk

[Nobody Special @JG_Nuke]

The four biggest Japanese life insurers have a combined $96B in unrealized losses on Japanese govt bonds.

For context, Silicon Valley Bank had just over $15B in unrealized losses on US treasuries when it failed in 2023.