IAGOR

I just throw tantrums at this point.

Middle-aged soul

[IAGOR @firesoforion]

Nailed it.

[Forest Mommy🌲🗡💪🏹🌲🌲 @ForestMommy]

The funny thing are the people in the replies like "I agree with Polis"
STOP
This is an act. Stop falling for his fake words. Look at his actions. Polis is as much DSA as the DSA

I bet polis is going to try and suck up to Spencer Pratt next. Bookmark this.

[Zero Tolerance Policy @ThoughtCrimes80]

Celebrating someone’s death is evil.
I don’t care what side you’re on.

[1WesRS @1WesRebel]

That the ‘American Civil War’ was fought over slavery.

[Forest Mommy🌲🗡💪🏹🌲🌲 @ForestMommy]

Remember "No on NN" this November!

[IAGOR @firesoforion]

@ForestMommy Yeah as much as I dislike Weiser, I can frankly stomach him more than Polis (which, admittedly, is partially personal). I wanted Bennet, voted for Bennet, will vote for Lopez, wish there could be a conservative, but it's not on the table unless it's Lopez.

[Break The Chains Media @BreakTheChainsM]

How does Victor Marx expect anyone to vote for him in November if he's blocked anyone who questioned his policies or campaign platform?

He's gonna need to rally a metric ton of votes if he wants to beat Phyllis Weasel Weiser.

[Keri Smith 🌱Deprogrammed @RealKeriSmith]

Candace Owens tells you not to read your Bible. To trust your “intuition” about what is right and wrong instead. She mocks Christians for turning to God’s Word for guidance.

Tucker Carlson tells you not to go to church because all pastors are “fake.”

Discernment is not very complicated sometimes. If someone is contradicting scripture in their behavior or words, it’s pretty clear. Look at their fruit.

[IAGOR @firesoforion]

@ThoughtCrimes80 There's no way he won fair and square. The man is a joke. Dems wanted a joke so they could run a psycho. I'm glad people are calling it out for what it is.

[IAGOR @firesoforion]

@qqqqq99qq @Joeoltmann Sorry, "Russia and Palestine" should read "Russia and China."

[IAGOR @firesoforion]

@qqqqq99qq @Joeoltmann You're right about Ukraine, but Russia and Palestine actually rely on the anti-Israel proxies in the middle east (including Iran, which is why Tucker melted down over the Iran attacks, and also Palestine). That motivates a HUGE amount of anti-Israel sentiment. Well documented.

[Southern Zoomer @Zoomer_South]

I can't venerate my ancestors and my heritage without being ruthlessly attacked by carpetbaggers, yankees and people of their ilk.

We've lost countless monuments, heritage sites, and cultural traditions since 2020 because the country lost it's collective mind over a dead fentanyl addict and criminal.

Elon being a trillionaire didn't do that.

[𝐍𝐢𝐨𝐡 𝐁𝐞𝐫𝐠 🇮🇷 ✡︎ @NiohBerg]

The islamic regime is selling murdered Iranian women for parts.

Armenia has confiscated massive amounts of undeclared Iranian natural women's hair which was brought across the border.

This illegal trend has been skyrocketing since, wait for it, January.

Almost all the morgue victims from the massacre were men, and not women. We are beginning to learn what actually happened to the girls who were massacred back then.

[Christian Heiens 🏛 @ChristianHeiens]

“Hey, so here’s how we can take power and save our country.”

“No thanks, I’d rather fantasize about waging a losing guerrilla war against the Federal government and dying in the woods in northern Idaho.”

Some people are just born with an urge to jump from high places. You can’t waste your time trying to build a coalition around people who do not understand the group nature of politics.

[James Lindsay, anti-Communist @ConceptualJames]

I'll admit the propagandists got me, at least enough to bother to look into it a little. I actually opened my mind enough to bother looking up the USS Liberty story a few weeks ago, even though I know agitprop when I see it.

People really should bother to go look into the story instead of just hanging out in the emotionally driven agitprop. Multiple investigations turn up no evidence of intentional wrongdoing. Israel apologizing and paying reparations. The facts of the relationship between Israel and the United States in 1967 (not quite the same as we have today!). The contingencies of the Six Day War.

Here's one simple example.

Before the Six Days War (June 5-11, 1967), the U.S. policy toward Israel and the Middle East was one of "balance." The U.S. refused to take a side. Through both the Kennedy and Eisenhower administrations, the goal was to strike a balance between the state of Israel, the local conservative monarchies, and the radical revolutionary Islamic states. The U.S. wasn't an ally of Israel; it was neutral and seeking to avoid any entanglements in the area. Its interests were dealing with the Soviets and the Cold War and oil concerns, mostly, and Israel wasn't that interesting of an ally in those concerns.

After the Six Days War, which is when the friendly-fire attack on the USS Liberty occurred (on Day 4 of 6, so June 8), U.S. policy on Israel and the Middle East shifted completely to alignment with Israel that became allyship.

Why would the United States shift from neutrality to alignment with a country that had just attacked one of its naval vessels unless it was already clear hostilities weren't intended? "Don't touch our boats" was an attitude of the U.S. Navy at the time too, and one of our boats definitely got touched. Two or three days later, however, you see the United States immediately shifting its priorities to the one that lasts to today: military support and coordination with Israel, conditional support for Arab states based on their alignment with U.S. interests, and working actively to contain pro-Communist forces and movements in the region.

Think about it for a second. The "attack" on the USS Liberty hits on June 8, 1967, and ENDS long-standing U.S. policy not to be involved in the tumults of the Middle East. Within just three or four days, the United States throws in WITH, not AGAINST, Israel in the region. It is this alignment that the propagandists today are trying to undo, ironically using the USS Liberty attack as a lever.

If you look into any of the details of this story, the emotionally driven agitating propaganda from the Woke Right and its accessories (plainly visible all over social media for months now and TPUSA platforms this week) completely falls apart. None of their claims make any sense except that they make you FEEL betrayed. If you're falling for it, you're being manipulated.

How can you get unmanipulated?

THINK FOR YOURSELF!

Rather than listening to podcasters and agitprop artists and short TikTok videos, go research the story yourself. You'll be angry that you did because it will show you that you've been manipulated and that the manipulation not only led you to hold awful positions but to have to waste your time looking into this little bit of largely irrelevant military history (in any big picture).

You'll find the declassified reports from both countries finding no evidence of wrongdoing. You'll find reports of the CIA recognizing the power and strategic value of aligning explicitly with Israel for all U.S. interests (America first!). You'll find that Israel stopped the attack as soon as it realized, apologized, paid reparations, did a thorough investigation, etc.

You'll also find out that the U.S. wasn't even an ally of Israel before or during the war but was just days later after the war ended, which cannot be explained by believing the attack was deliberate as an act of war against a U.S. Naval vessel and our brave U.S. Seamen.

Think for yourself. Do your own REAL research. You'll see how much you're being lied to, yet again, just like during Covid, and you can start to ask yourself WHY.

The answer is simple: The Woke Right is the CONTINUATION of the Woke project to destroy America, using the Right now since they hit a wall (namely, us) with using the Left.

[Belle II @Lorelei1861]

To this day, Southerners are scolded by foreigners on what it means to be an American.

Here is a communist German immigrant Union general telling a Confederate general whose family arrived in Virginia 1608. Taylor’s response is pure gold.

[Writing The Republic @Write4Republic]

Nazis and communists belong in the trash bin of history together.

Hating one movement doesn't mean you should become the other.

[IAGOR @firesoforion]

And additionally, it takes conversation away from voter fraud. The number of people I've met who will shy away from discussion of voter fraud and then go on about the 19th Amendment is astonishing.

[James Lindsay, anti-Communist @ConceptualJames]

Several things to say about this idiotic agitprop.

First, it's a political impossibility to repeal the 19th Amendment in the United States. It's very unpopular, except in niche online communities that aren't representative or big. Further, two thirds of both House and Senate would have to ratify (including a lot of Democrats plus all Republicans), and then three fourths of the states, half of which vote Democrat. Zero left-leaning states and at most half of right-leaning states would ratify, at best.

That means raising the issue has other purposes, and the most obvious political one is to make the right look like anti-woman extremists in order to motivate the left-wing female and feminist vote in opposition. Another purpose is more divisive agitprop against our otherwise unifiable movement.

Second, that divisive agitprop is a real thing either way. The message trains people, especially men but also some women, in the target messaging demographic to blame their problems on an external locus of control, women voters (who skew left). This furthers unhealthy, divisive, and Woke politics (on both sides) and disunifies our movement and country further.

Third, it's likely a grifter alt-media game to assess support for an agitation position the grifter might then adopt. Being thought-led around by edgy but soulless grifters with no principles who act like political weathervanes for clicks and ratings is killing us as a population.

Fourth, in polls, native support for repealing the 19th is definitely under 25% and likely under 20% overall in the US overall, plausibly lower if the rubber hits the road, so it's not a popular-vote initiative at all, but something else, including wielding state power in pursuit of political outcomes. This isn't "we, the people"; it's something else.

Fifth, even in the subpopulations where it is more popular, like traditionalist right-wing religious conservatives, it still only polls at about 40% organic support, so it's a fringe issue being presented like it's significant. But this raises a big question.

Last, Tim's poll is returning ~78-80% "yes," which doesn't match polling in any relevant political population, suggesting his audience is either badly not representative (big audience capture implications) or (very likely) botted to manufacture the appearance of niche and trendy popularity for an unpopular issue.

So, why this? Why now? Why from him? Who benefits?

[RazörFist @RazorFist]

Charlie was warned about him months before his death.
He dug in his heels and scheduled Tucker for 2 more events.

Now his wife inherits the consequences.

Big lesson in the importance of a husband's discernment here, for those who can peer past the drama and actually learn it.

[FreeStateColorado @FreeStateColor1]

Colorado’s Democrat Party is splitting wide open.

During this year’s June Primary election, hundreds of thousands of dollars are being spent on supporting and opposing candidates for the State Legislature.

One of the driving forces behind this election spending is One Main Street Colorado.

This is one of the big money groups that is influencing the composition of the Democrat caucus in the State Legislature.

But they aren’t the only ones spending big!

In this video, Brandon breaks down recent campaign spending to provide a look behind the curtain of Colorado politics.