America is 250 years old.
9/11 was 25 years ago.
Ten percent of our history has come and gone since that terrible day.
A generation.
90 million Americans have been born since. Twenty-five percent of our people weren’t even alive when the world stopped turning.
They do not remember because they cannot.
So today we remember, those of us who can. We tell the story so those born too late to remember may know.
We call to mind the lessons, many of which have already been lost to time and decay, to conspiracy theories and cynicism peddled for money and fame and power:
That ignoring the world does not mean the world ignores us.
That competition between civilizations does not end simply because we claim the board is settled.
That peace is not the norm, but the exception, and is purchased only by strength and will.
And that a nation that sneers at its own mission and mythology will not long remain a nation at all.
That the barbarians are always at the gate—and inside it.
We mourn the unimaginable loss of that day, when our sleeping nation was jolted awake for a moment, only to doze again.
We pray that our eyes might one day remain open.
Many are fighting over something that isn’t the real problem and they’re missing a very important way the left beats us (while using our money to do it). The Trump/Vance plan to give funds to stay at home parents is NOT a new program or new $$.
Right now that money is given disproportionately to Democrat voters because the existing daycare funds, ALREADY appropriated by Congress, only go to people who put their kids in a daycare. Many of which are single moms who vote Democrat. Many conservative women who are stay at home Moms don’t benefit.
This is typical. Why?
Welfare is designed for the benefit of Democrats and their voters. The Trump/Vance change proposes allowing married stay at home parents to qualify for that existing program, using the existing money. This changes a fundamental problem with many welfare programs: They’re designed to disproportionately benefit Democrats and their voters. I’m not saying zero Republicans use welfare, but indisputably, programs are designed to benefit Democrat voters and causes more.
Would I rather us just cut taxes? Yes. Always. But perfect can’t be the enemy of good.
This program exists. The right needs to be smart enough to include our voters in the group of people who benefit from it so long as it does exist. This is culturally good for promoting family and electorally good for us as long as the program exists. That’s the reality of the program and policy change. You can let programs like this continue to hurt us both financially and electorally, while disproportionately rewarding Democrats… Or we can try to make it useful for our side as long as it exists. It’s really simple math once you thoroughly dissect where we’re actually at.
Broken down more simply: Big government took our money already. They dispense it largely for the benefit of Democrat voters and NGO’s. We don’t have the votes in Congress to stop it. Facing such a reality, changing the rules to ensure some of our voters benefit is simply common sense.
It’s been one year since Charlie was murdered in the most significant political assassination of my lifetime.
One year, and it feels like every day of that year was somehow a reaction to that horrible moment.
Charlie had flaws, like any man.
He was not killed for them.
Charlie was murdered for what was best about him — for what was extraordinary about him:
He spoke the truth with strength and love — two qualities we’ve been assured cannot coexist, and yet Charlie showed us that they can and must.
Some of the worst ugliness humans are capable of has been unleashed by Charlie’s death. Evil performed for clicks, for money, and sometimes just for attention. Evil performed in the name of friendship. Evil performed in the name of God. Evil performed in the name of politics, both left and right.
His death has been celebrated. His beloved wife has been mocked and scorned. His friends accused. His life’s work disparaged.
His children will have to grow up in a world that lies to them every day about what kind of man he was.
It is easy on a day like today to damn it all.
Charlie wouldn’t.
He would have hugged his wife, sent a few Bible verses off to his friends, modeled love for his children, and gotten back to work — speaking the truth with strength and love.
He had a better heart than I do, but I will try to follow his lead.
4 things about the $5,000 promise…
1. I don’t support adding to our national debt with a program that isn’t an actual dividend. It will only worsen inflation.
2. Let’s not pretend this isn’t exactly what Democrats do when they offer free phones, free housing, free college, free food, free sex changes, free healthcare, etc. in every election.
3. Unfortunately "hey we need to cut back and be responsible" isn’t a popular pitch to low propensity voters and they likely decide who wins the election.
4. Still love my friends who disagree here and appreciate the good work many of them are doing. I just want us to be responsible.
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Constance Fisher drowned her three children in a bathtub in 1954.
Mental hospital. Declared better. Released.
Husband stayed. They had three more kids.
She drowned those three too.
Same house. Same bathtub. Same excuse. Six dead children because a system treated a child killer like a patient who just needed time.
That is the whole argument. Not “was she sad.” Not “did she hear voices.” What happens after you let them out, and who pays for it the second time.
Lindsay Clancy strangled her three kids. People are already writing her a sympathy card and calling prison cruel. Cruel is three little bodies. Cruel is doing it once and getting a path back to freedom. Cruel is pretending history didn’t already run this experiment and lose six kids.
Mental illness can explain how someone gets there. It does not give you a free murder. It does not entitle you to more children. And it does not require the rest of us to wait around and see if the next round dies too.
If you kill your kids, you don’t get to be a mother again. You don’t get a soft landing and a second family. Life without parole. Lock the door. Stop experimenting on other people’s children and making excuses.
Convict her. Convict those who harm children. Period.
@SeaOfThieves Almost verbatim language was used when launching hourglass. And only slightly less circunspect than captaincy and guilds.
Needless to say, I have about as much faith as I do interest that custom seas will get new features soon. Which is slim to none.
I think you neglect to consider the importance of her public support.
It’s not because of her celebrity.
It’s that despite her celebrity, she followed what her conscience dictated.
She has probably lost friends and fans.
Just like so many of us, the MAGA supporters.
We will and should continue to voice our appreciation and support of @NICKIMINAJ.
Politics has different levels of "noticing"
First you notice that politicians affect your life. You become an empathetic Democrat.
Then you pay taxes and get older and realize that's all bullshit because they don't actually help people. You become a Republican.
Then you realize they lie too and you become a Conservative.
Then you realize they sell us out and you become a right winger and nationalist.
Then you realize they're mostly sold out and you become a red piller.
Then you realize it's deeper and darker than you could have imagined and you realize only you can save yourself.
Then they call you blackpilled.
One thing I can say about conservatives for the most part. Most do not mock people when tragedy strikes them. Even people they strongly disagree with. Rob Reiner was an outspoken voice who hated conservatives or anyone who voted for Trump. But upon his murder, I see conservatives rightfully even challenging the president for his insensitivity to the issue.
Yet when Charlie Kirk was killed in front of the world, so many people on the left celebrated and cheered. Even made videos of themselves celebrating. And if they didn’t celebrate it, they found som way to justify it.
I am neither a liberal or conservative. I don’t do brands or labeling anymore, but if I had to choose a side based on basic human dignity and decency, conservatives wins.
@SeaOfThieves Wanderer's Refuge. High views. Quick jaunts to Merrick and Reaper's. Cannons. Beaches. Secret cave with more secrets within. Just a great island with a lot of lore and game history attached.
Candace Owens is doing something genuinely valuable with her investigation into TPUSA, and it deserves real credit.
She’s pulling threads most people were too timid to touch, and she’s forcing a level of scrutiny this movement desperately needed.
Because what her work has revealed—loudly, unmistakably, hilariously, is just how far a grift can actually go in broad daylight.
It’s exposed, with blinding clarity, who among us can think for themselves and who simply salutes whatever narrative flickers across their feed. It’s a stress test for the movement, and folks with an IQ above room temperature are passing it with ease.
The low-information crowd? Not so much.
She inadvertently demonstrated the exact same mechanism that allowed the legacy media to run hoax after hoax for decades.
When people have no standards of evidence, no patience for facts, and no instinct for skepticism, you can sell them anything—from Russiagate to the “fiery but mostly peaceful” riots to whatever flavor-of-the-week drama is pushed online.
Now here we are, watching the world learn in real time that a slick production, a few confident sentences, and a willing audience can generate mass delusion on demand.
People are shocked at the scale of it—shocked at how quickly complete nonsense can metastasize into gospel truth.
It’s the same trick the media used for years. The only difference now is that it’s happening inside our own house.
The DEI hire of the conservative movement has officially taken her crown as the Ketanji Brown Jackson of the right—unserious, unimpressive, and inexplicably elevated by people who should know better.
So thank you, Candace.
Truly.
You’ve run the most effective live demonstration the conservative grassroots could’ve asked for.
A full-color, high-definition lesson in why discernment matters, why standards matter, why evidence matters—and why this movement can no longer afford to hand the microphone to people who confuse influence with integrity.
And the best part?
99% of her audience will probably read the first sentence and agree with me, because almost none of them read an entire article.
A perfect, self-sorting IQ filter.
If you haven’t seen this video, I provide actual evidence, court documents, video, and her own words to prove she’s intentionally lying.
If the truth matters to you and you’d like to put an end to her exploiting Charlie’s murder, share it.
https://t.co/TrHWcIuYLt
If you’re on the right and you support:
Candace Owens
Nick Fuentes
Tucker Carlson
You’re not an intelligent person.
These people have become a litmus test for whether or not you’re a fucking idiot. Im sorry to be the one to break this news to you, but you’re probably too stupid to even realize I’m right, and you’ll just keep living in your retard denial.
@EvilRyanC@MarioNawfal I disagree with you on the way here in the morning to you and your family and family and friends and you are welcome to join us.
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@DefiantLs "When was the last time anyone checked your purchases?”
HR every time I submit a travel expense report. Because it is not my money. And the company restricts what is expensed. Even certain kinds of meals and beverages.
Shocking.
Why does and why should the government have ibdividuals' health data in the first place. Insecurr shouldn't even be a conversation.
Also, don't threaten me with a good time. Given the CD response to COVID, I'm perfectly happy with it being fully defunded. You didn't need to convince me further.