dawnsinger

Just a chick with a rooster avatar fighting totalitarianism. (Hint: If you don’t see the totalitarianism, you’re part of the totalitarianism.)

[dawnsinger @dawnsinger66]

@OfAthenry 😂

[dawnsinger @dawnsinger66]

@LibOrNormal Where did she think her cotton clothes come from?

[RealAF Patriot @RealAF_Patriot]

The DOJ is proving that if you are caught committing fraud in our elections, you will be charged accordingly.

Accountability is what will prevent others from doing so in the future.

If you F AROUND, you will FIND OUT‼️

[Bo French @bofrench]

-85% of the world's refugees are muslim
-Most of those are men
-They don't go to the 53 muslim countries
-They exclusively go to no muslim countries
-They demand you accommodate them
-They demand you pay for them
-They demand to take over
-They rape your wife and sister
-They kill your people
-They refuse to assimilate
-They bring third world culture
-They destroy your culture
-Just like they have been doing for 1400 years

Democrats will look you straight in the face and deny any of this is happening.

[Tadhg Mac an Chalbhaigh 🇮🇪 @TadhgCalbhaigh]

Back in Ireland a little over an hour after leaving Spain, and I already feel defeated and demoralised.

The parts of Spain we visited were easily 95% native Spanish. There were tourists of course, but they were mostly Europeans too.

I land at Dublin Airport and the arrivals hall is full of Indians and Africans waiting for their families to arrive in Ireland. The departure lounge in Spain was mostly Spanish, with European travellers, Germans, Italians, French, British and Irish.

At the taxi rank I walk past a line of African drivers to our Nigerian one. We took several taxis in Spain. Every driver was Spanish.

I get to my apartment and see a Middle Eastern middle-aged couple getting into their car parked next to mine, husband in front, hijabi wife in the back. I don't recall seeing a single hijab on holiday.

We go to the supermarket. Pakistanis, Africans and Indians are as common as Irish people.

I'm so sick of this. I came home only to be hit with what I already knew but had almost forgotten, my home is being rapidly changed into something that resembles my home less and less every day.

[Spencer Pratt @spencerpratt]

It is a perfectly reasonable standard for a society to set that if you murder a child, your life is over. If you wanna let an insanity plea spare them from the death penalty? Fine. But they must die in prison. It’s not about punishment. It’s just protection. If you could snap and kill a kid, you simply can’t be trusted around people anymore. No matter what triggered it. This is in no way controversial.

It’s not like these baby killers are out curing cancer or something. They can rot in jail and ask God for mercy. We have become way too tolerant of criminality and way too compassionate towards the dregs of society. We have to stop wasting our compassion on baby killers and drug zombies. We have fire victims in Altadena and the Palisades and Spokane and Paradise (still) who are completely screwed and we are using up all our energy and empathy on the worst people in society. Snap out of it, folks.

[Dutch Rojas @DutchRojas]

Something is happening to the American Medical Association.

Congress is FINALLY investigating its CPT monopoly.

The Trump administration is questioning whether the federal government should keep using it. A new federal lawsuit wants to rip the copyright away and publish CPT for free.

And physicians all over X are suddenly asking the question the AMA never wanted them to ask:

Why does a private trade association own the language the federal government requires American healthcare to use?

Now comes the fun part.

Because when Senator Bill Cassidy asked the AMA what this monopoly costs, they told him:

$18.50.

He checked.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

The Irish famine was not caused by a potato blight. It was caused by a law passed in 1663, and the blight simply arrived to collect.

Ships left Cork the whole time it was happening, carrying butter and bacon under armed guard, past people dying on the quayside.

The version taught in schools is a fungus. Blight arrives, potatoes rot, tragedy. It leaves out why eight and a half million people were standing on one South American tuber to begin with, and that part is not weather. It has dates and it has signatures.

Ireland had cattle before it had writing. The national epic is a war over a stolen bull. Wealth was counted in cows, rank was counted in cows, and for a thousand years the country ran on beef, milk and butter.

Then in 1663 the English parliament taxed Irish cattle out of the English market, and in 1666 banned them outright, in an act that called the importing of them a common nuisance. Ireland was pushed into salt beef, hides and butter for the navy, the colonies and the slave plantations. Produced on Irish land, sold out of Irish ports, eaten somewhere else. The good ground was reorganised around what would survive a sea voyage.

What was left for the people was the crop that feeds a family off a quarter of an acre of bad land. That is not a folk tradition. That is what you are reduced to when the field behind your house is producing somebody else's dinner.

In 1845 the crop failed and the food kept leaving.

Butter, bacon, ham and live cattle going out of Cork and Limerick and Waterford while the workhouses filled. The relief that existed came with the Gregory Clause: hold more than a quarter acre of land and you were entitled to nothing. Give up the ground or starve on it. Somebody sat down and drafted that.

A million dead. A million gone. Eight and a half million down to six and a half in six years, and Ireland is the only country in Europe with fewer people in it now than in 1840.

The lesson everyone takes is about the fragility of monocultures, which is a comfortable lesson, because it blames a plant.

Nobody starves for want of food in a country that is exporting it. They starve because two centuries of decisions, taken by men who were never going to be hungry, left them one thing to eat and that thing could fail all at once.

Ireland's cattle are now the subject of national emissions targets, and the argument is once again about what that land ought to be producing, conducted by people who will not be eating the outcome either way.

The blight came in 1845. The reason it killed a million people was drafted in 1663.

[𝐍𝐢𝐨𝐡 𝐁𝐞𝐫𝐠 🇮🇷 ✡︎ @NiohBerg]

The idea that muslims are poor brown victims of colonisation is probably the greatest act of gaslighting ever committed.

Reality is quite literally the opposite.

[Sall Grover @salltweets]

I’m happy to explain it:

Autogynephilia is a fetish in which a man becomes sexually aroused at the idea of himself as a woman. The outbreak of “trans identities” amongst fully grown adult males over the past decade or so can, for the vast majority, be connected to the condition of autogynephilia, while they claim to have a “gender identity” of “woman”.

Gender identity has been put into law in many jurisdictions, and in many instances gender identity is overriding sex - which is the immutable characteristic connected to sex based rights. Sex based rights are what women & girls rely on for many spaces, services & sport.

With gender identity in law, it means that an autogynephilic man can use the law to have *more* rights than an actual woman: a man who is aroused at the idea of himself as a woman can use the law to go into a woman’s change room & her objection to that is irrelevant. A sexual fetish has more rights than a woman or girl.

Again, in the vast majority of instances, women’s mere objections to autogynephilic men - that they are actual women or that they should be legally permitted in female spaces - is framed as hatred or bullying. The simple word of “no” is used against women, in favor of the men who are aroused by the idea that they are women.

Many women’s lives, and livelihoods, have been or have attempted to be destroyed for simply saying “no” to men who are aroused by the idea they are women.

This level of gaslighting is bound to make even the most level headed woman, at the very least, angry. Women are allowed to be angry.

[The White House @WhiteHouse]

BREAKING: President Donald J. Trump just signed an Executive Order establishing a new federal academy, THE UNITED STATES SPACE ACADEMY. 🚀🇺🇸

[dawnsinger @dawnsinger66]

@AJPArmy I don’t waste time on conjecture about things I can’t prove either way that are also peripheral to the core focus. Especially when disinfo and kayfabe are part of the strategy. I focus on the goals. Motives eventually become clear based on actions and outcomes.

[MichaeloKeeffe @Mick_O_Keeffe]

- I used to smell the bakeries throughout the town in the morning, now I get the lingering smell of kebab shops from the night before.

- The coffee shop was staffed by friendly Irish women, now I avoid it because I don't want a coffee from a 50-year-old man from Mumbai who insists on putting his hands on the mouth of the cup.

- Dunnes Stores used to be a lovely place to shop, because the staff were all local. But they're all gone now and it's staffed by strangers from the other side of the world who don't understand the meaning of the word "blaa."

- I used to know my local taxi-driver, but now all the taxis are driven by Nigerian Black-Axe Gang members and former members of the Taliban.

- Kids used to walk to school alone, but now they have to be dropped to the door of the school just in case a random man from Africa happens to be walking by and tries to kill them because he's upset about his dole being suspended.

- Children used to be allowed to eat sausages in creche and school, the Irish love pork. But not anymore, because that upsets the Muslims.

- When we thought about the future and where we might live, we didn't have to worry about competing against people from China or India. Why would we, we lived in Ireland.

- Our national holidays and holy days like Easter and Christmas used to be observed by the entire country, a moment of peace and tranquility. But now the Turkish barbers and vape shops remain open, they won't even give us one day.

- Remember when parks were safe?

- I never heard the word "White" used to describe Irish people, because we are all White, we didn't discuss race. Now I'm called a racist every few weeks in the Sunday papers and an elected TD called me a "White supremacist" in the Dáil.

- I remember a time when a Nigerian or Somalian calling themselves 'Irish' would have drawn ridicule on national TV, but now it's the status quo.

- I'm a native Irishman and I still live on an island called Ireland. But this place isn't Ireland anymore, and when I look at the US, Canada, Europe, and Australia, I see the exact same thing happening.

[Bryan James Blehm @BlehmLawAZ]

Did you know that the largest and most comprehensive study of mail in voting analyzed ballot affidavit envelopes from the 2020 Presidential Election held in Maricopa County, Arizona. The study found that 10.2% of ballot affidavit signatures approved by then Recorder Adrian Fontes and his team could not have been made by the voter registered to vote that ballot. And Recorder Fontes even dumped those signatures into the voter's registration records ensuring the bad signatures can be used to approve future ballots. Recorder Richer continued the Fontes traditions. This is a significant finding supporting the fear expressed by the Carter-Baker Commission in 2005 that the system of voting most susceptible to fraud is mail in voting.

https://t.co/4zXlijOcAr
https://t.co/9qYVbTW5bn

[dawnsinger @dawnsinger66]

@DaBloke381 @Kabamur Why do you assume sentient AI would have an operational intelligence anything like ours or consider us remotely important? Why would it want anything to do with us at all?

[dawnsinger @dawnsinger66]

@RealAF_Patriot This is nuts!! Something has to be done. How long has this gone on???

[Dan Burmawi @DanBurmawy]

According to sharia, if a Muslim walks into a room and a non-Muslim is seated, the non-Muslim must stand-out of “respect,” and give his seat to the Muslim.

A dhimmi (a non-Muslim living under Islam) is to lower his gaze, never raise his voice, never walk ahead of a Muslim.

He could not build higher than a Muslim’s house, ride a horse in public, or repair his place of worship without permission.

Islam does not teach that all men are created equal. It teaches that Muslims are superior and that everyone else, Christians, Jews, atheists, Hindus, are second-class citizens at best, enemies of God at worst.

If you believe it was evil for white men to demand that black women give up their seats, then you must admit that Islam is evil too.

Don't let the Abduls and the Omars deceive you, sharia is completely the opposite of what he is trying to do here.

Banning Sharia is equal to liberating slaves.

[dawnsinger @dawnsinger66]

@Devon_Eriksen_ Oh wow. I’m so sorry for your loss. 😔

[Irish🇮🇪✝️ @CapatanEl4662]

Beware islam.

[dawnsinger @dawnsinger66]

@RealAF_Patriot @MrsRealAF Happy birthday, ma’am! :-)