601rebel

“Freedom is not a gift bestowed upon us by other men, but a right that belongs to us by the laws of God and nature.”

[601rebel @concernfig]

@AB84 https://t.co/P0ykZf1z3R

[✨💫Cali💫✨ @505Cali2]

When you’re favored by God

[601rebel @concernfig]

@ThrillaRilla369 hahahhahahaha

[Bethany S. Mandel @bethanyshondark]

Absolutely outstanding. Standing ovation stuff. This is the vision. This is the voice.

[☕️ Coffee & Covid News 🇺🇸 @jchilders98]

Fine. I made the list. It's still growing.

Trump 2.0 Accomplishments (as of mid-July 2026):

* Negative net migration for the first time in 50 years
* 2.6 million+ illegal aliens removed (including 650,000 arrests and 400,000 convicted criminals) + 2 million self-deportations induced by ending incentives
* Fentanyl trafficking crushed 56%+; overdose deaths down 21% monthly since inauguration
* Laken Riley Act signed and aggressively enforced
* Catch-and-release ended (99.9% drop); zero releases into the U.S. for eight straight months
* Record-low border encounters; Darién Gap migration cut 99%
* Largest one-year homicide drop in U.S. history; violent crime (rapes, robberies, assaults) down significantly
* Targeted crime operations in major blue cities delivering record-low murders in several metros
* Law enforcement officer deaths down 25%
* Tren de Aragua, MS-13, and other cartels dismantled; international drug cartels designated as foreign terrorist organizations
* Antifa designated a domestic terrorist organization
* Gas under $3/gallon in 43 states; record U.S. energy production and exports at all-time highs
* 654,000+ new private-sector jobs (all net gains to native-born Americans); 671,000+ jobs added since January 2025
* 4.3% GDP growth in Q3 2025; largest blue-collar wage growth in 60 years; real earnings up ~$1,100 annually
* Inflation tamed to ~2.4% core CPI (down ~70% from Biden peak)
* One Big Beautiful Bill passed (July 2025) — making 2017 tax cuts permanent, No Tax on Tips, Trump Accounts for newborns, senior deductions
* $5T+ in deregulation savings + $215 billion in government efficiency cuts ($1,335 per taxpayer)
* $10T+ in reshored/domestic investments secured
* Trade deficit at lowest level since 2009; $300 billion+ in tariff revenues collected; Predatory global tariffs shifted in the US’s favor for the first time in modern history
* Stock market record highs
* Gaza ceasefire + hostage release secured; 12-Day War (Israel-Iran) ended; multiple additional peace deals/accords (Armenia-Azerbaijan, India-Pakistan, DRC-Rwanda, Cambodia-Thailand, Kosovo-Serbia, Egypt-Ethiopia)
Iran’s nuclear capability destroyed + maximum pressure campaign (450+ sanctions designations)
* NATO allies leaping toward 5% GDP defense spending
* 85+ detained Americans released; Abraham Accords expanded
* Strikes on Houthis, Iranian assets, and narcoterrorist vessels; Nicolás Maduro captured
* Record military recruitment goals met; largest military investment in decades with AI integration; F-47 sixth-generation fighter unveiled
* VA backlog reduced 60%; 3 million disability claims processed; 51,936 homeless veterans housed; benefits restored for vaccine-mandate discharges
* Transgender enlistment barred; DEI eliminated across military and federal agencies
* Over 269 executive orders signed in the term (230 in first year alone — highest first-year total since FDR); 81 memoranda + 158 proclamations
* DOGE-driven bureaucracy cuts; IRS IT budget savings of $2B; wasteful contracts eliminated
* DEI discrimination banned in federal contracting and agencies; race-based hiring ended
* Gender ideology extremism curbed in schools, medicine, and government (minors protected from chemical/surgical procedures)
* MAHA reforms launched: Presidential Commission established; Most Favored Nation drug pricing with 16+ major pharma companies; 8 artificial food dyes phased out (40%+ industry compliance); Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act; marijuana reclassified to Schedule III; childhood vaccine schedule revised from 72 to 11 consensus shots; expanded IVF access; $50M autism initiative; new whole-foods dietary guidelines
* Withdrew from WHO
* Crypto regulatory framework via GENIUS Act; Strategic Bitcoin Reserve created; Operation Choke Point 2.0 ended
* Sanctuary city funding cuts implemented
* Election integrity and citizenship verification measures expanded nationwide; USPS program pending; SAVE Act drafted and run at Congress several times now
* Energy dominance unleashed: National Energy Emergency declared; 6,000+ drilling permits approved (55% increase); 13.1 million acres opened for coal leasing; record LNG exports (>100 million tons); nuclear projects advancing toward online status; major energy export deals ($100B South Korea, $200B Japan); Paris Agreement withdrawal
* US becomes net oil exporter for the first time in history.
* Trump Accounts launched for newborns with federal seed funding + corporate matching
* Farmer aid secured; skilled trades and domestic manufacturing (semiconductors, autos, heavy equipment) expanded
* Over 100,000 fraudulent visas revoked; 275,000 illegal aliens removed from Social Security rolls; benefits terminated for 1.4 million illegal aliens; H1-B crackdowns and $100,000 application fees
* 62,000+ missing migrant children rescued; Alien Enemies Act invoked against gangs
* $2B sent to rebuild Western North Carolina
* John Bolton arrested and pleaded. James Comey arrested. John Brennan under investigation (probably facing a grand jury).
* RussiaGate grand jury set up and running in Florida.
* DOJ/ODNI seized Fulton County 2020 ballots. Trump is still working on Plans B, C, D, etc, with a ‘new’ integrity announcement scheduled as soon as tomorrow night.

[The Architect. @TheMarcitect]

The only surveillance grid that should be put in place is one that tracks politicians finances and movements. They require more scrutiny than 99% of people out there.

[Kevin Sorbo @ksorbs]

Few things will radicalize you more than seeing what the world looked like 30 years ago.

[601rebel @concernfig]

@Hunter_Eagleman The middle one was “free”

[The Undercurrent @NotTheirScript]

Years ago, I knew someone who claimed that a young man killed in a motorcycle accident had been her boyfriend. She told everyone she was devastated, quit her job, and made his death the defining story of her life. I believed her initially.

Later, I learned the truth.

They had never actually dated. He had pursued her briefly, but they were never a couple. In fact, before his death, she had told mutual friends that he annoyed her and that he was a loser.

There’s a term for this: grief appropriation. It’s when someone inserts themselves into another person’s tragedy, elevating themselves into a central figure in a loss when, in reality, they played only a minor role in that person’s life.

Often, there’s a secondary gain. In her case, it was attention. It gave her a reason to quit a job she didn’t want, receive sympathy, and continue being financially supported by her parents. She even tried to enter his bedroom to collect personal belongings she claimed he “would have wanted her to have.”

She genuinely believed she was entitled to them.

The story became more elaborate over time. The more she invested in it, the more convinced she became that they were soulmates and that she was one of the primary victims of his death.

Meanwhile, his real family was left to deal with the confusion and additional pain her behavior created. His parents had lost a son. His siblings had lost a brother. Instead of allowing them to grieve, she made herself another person they had to manage.

That’s one of the cruelest parts of grief appropriation. It doesn’t just rewrite the past. It competes with the people whose grief is actually rooted in reality.

I share this because I see striking similarities in Candace Owens’ attempts to position herself as the guardian of Charlie Kirk’s legacy. Charlie has a real widow. He has real children who will grow up without their father. He has parents, a sister, lifelong friends, and colleagues who are carrying an unimaginable loss.

When someone elevates themselves into the center of another person’s tragedy, they aren’t honoring that person’s memory. They’re appropriating it. And in the process, they often make an already devastating loss even harder for the people who loved that person most.

[601rebel @concernfig]

@SStricklandMMA https://t.co/rTkWJJxxpL

[Mahimo @maxfulgi]

Louis Ramey on our greatest national defense – Rednecks 🇺🇸🤣🤣

h/t https://t.co/L0qi3IOqg2

[601rebel @concernfig]

@Post5Alfred @MWellertXc

[601rebel @concernfig]

@ThrillaRilla369 said dog

[601rebel @concernfig]

@ThrillaRilla369 children of course…. unfortunately, I’d probably kill for my dog and your dog too. It wouldn’t be on purpose though.. just reflex.

[601rebel @concernfig]

@txsalth2o Sounds like your mother gets on your nerves or you have a communication problem. Seems like personality more than age. It is a shame though, having a parent to call is such a blessing. Even the ones that don’t communicate the way you think they should.

[601rebel @concernfig]

@TMZ

[InfantryDort @infantrydort]

Just your periodic reminder that if you’re an American, you’re living inside the rarest political miracle in human history.

Destroying it because you’ve never lived without it is like tearing down the lighthouse because you’ve never seen the rocks.