Natacha

✝️ Chronic overthinker, trying not to argue online.

[Natacha @frenchfancy23]

@GBNEWS Stop getting this arsehole on GB News - it's an immediate change of the channel for me. He's the most obnoxious, self-righteous, narcissist, lying fantasist. His opinion is utter trash.

[Natacha @frenchfancy23]

@BBCBreakfast It is a flying car you fucking imbéciles.

[Spencer Pratt @spencerpratt]

Dude.

Elon Musk is on another planet.

[Chay Bowes @BowesChay]

Look out UK, the beggar has arrived in Britain to beg for more cash.

Mind your wallets and handbags.

[Shrodingers Borderline Normal @JeremyCordite]

Unfortunately, today in 1066 Harold Godwinson failed to repel the boat invasion from France.

But at least he fucking tried.

[Steven Barrett @SBarrettBar]

I love us.

😁

[Diana Panchenko 🇺🇦 @Panchenko_X]

Ukrainians bought €2,000,000,000 (BILLION) of real estate in Spain in 2026 (Spanish Notaries Council).

Spain gave Ukraine €2.7 BILLION in 2022-2025.

And €2 BILLION of it went straight into Spanish villas.

Not bad.

[𝓛𝓲𝓷𝓭𝓪 🇬🇧 🇮🇪 @candylush]

Not the biggest fan of AI but saw this and had to share it
Crying

[KylieB @burkylie12]

#IStandWithBenRobertsSmith

[Dan Bostic @danbostic]

Zelensky has forcibly taken control of media, shut down churches, thrown dissenters in prison, and has not allowed an election in his country for 7 years.

In between that he’s flown back and forth to the United States demanding money and weapons to fight the “dictator” Vladimir Putin while bombing American fuel sources and sabotaging peace deals.

America, we’ve been conned.

[C3 @C_3C_3]

Did you know?

USAID money was used in Ukraine to fund a Color Revolution and the coup of a duly elected President which eventually led to Zelenskyy becoming President.

Without USAID this Russia Ukraine war might have never happened.

Again…

Ending USAID was good for mankind.

[Ryan Dally @Ryandally08]

BREAKING: Anthony Albanese was confronted by a highly familiar face in the crowd at Sunday’s Afghanistan commemoration, one that undoubtedly sent a chill through the PM’s spine.

Sitting in the front row was war hero and Victoria Cross recipient Ben Roberts Smith, whom the Albanese government has spent an estimated $300 million in taxpayer funds attempting to prosecute for alleged war crimes for killing Taliban fighters “the wrong way”

The tension in Canberra reached a boiling point during a dramatic front row stare
down between Roberts Smith and SAS
informant turned politician, Andrew Hastie, who sat directly behind the former prime ministers.

While Albanese gave a speech marking 25 years since the start of Australia's longest war, acknowledging that “threats came from without, and sometimes devastatingly from within” the real battle lines were drawn right in front of the podium.

Hastie reportedly flinched first and broke the stare, handing Roberts Smith a psychological victory.

The man who took the fight to the Taliban sat in the front row. The man whose government is trying to put him away stood at the podium.

And Hastie watched from behind the former prime ministers.

Some faces in the crowd don’t need a speech to make their point.

[Kellie-Jay Keen @ThePosieParker]

The Chinese have effectively removed this from living memory in China. The majority of under 25s haven’t heard of tank man.

[Harris Sultan @TheHarrisSultan]

He was a Palestinian.

America gave his parents a safe haven, gave him a nice job and a good life, and, above all, trusted him with sensitive government responsibilities.

How did he repay that trust? By killing 13 Americans, his fellow soldiers.

But he didn’t see them as such because Muslims are only loyal to Islam and other Muslims.

Not every Muslim is brave enough to start blowing people up, but collectively, the moment they get an opportunity, they will overthrow your democracy, government, traditions, and way of life.

Countless cultures lie dead at the hands of Islam.

People don’t lose their identities and cultural loyalties after migration, instead, they reinvigorate them and hold on to them even more firmly.

Unless the West responds seriously, Western civilisation faces a catastrophic collapse.

[Avi Yemini @OzraeliAvi]

Melbourne. Again.

The Flydubai terrorist was reportedly radicalised by the Muslim Brotherhood right here in our city.

How many more warnings do Australian authorities need before they FINALLY wake up to the threat I’ve been sounding the alarm about for YEARS?

[Glenn Reib @GlennReib]

Dear Sane America,

The man who shouted “Allahu akbar” and turned a Fort Hood processing line into a killing floor is finally scheduled to die, and the Pentagon just said you can watch. December 3. Firing squad. Same base. Livestream. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s reason was almost insultingly plain: people need to understand there are consequences. Asked if Nidal Hasan had any last requests, Hegseth said he did not care.

The left started screeching before the sentence finished. Seventeen years. Thirteen dead Americans. More than thirty wounded. And the scandal, somehow, is that the public might see the ending. The rest of the script is already written. Livestreaming an execution is barbaric. A firing squad is medieval. Doing it at Fort Hood is tasteless. Doing it in public is what backward countries do. Curious how none of these delicate souls were this poetic about the Soldier Readiness Processing Center on November 5, 2009, when Hasan opened up with a laser-sighted handgun. He represented himself, all but dared the court to kill him, and then sat on the military’s death row while the appeals clock ran out. The Supreme Court denied review in 2025. The president approved the sentence this month. The Army set the date. Now the outrage is the camera.

Please, spare me. The last military execution was in 1961. The last military firing squad was in 1945. If the objection is really about spectacle, apply it evenly, to every state, every method, every killer. What this actually sounds like is a special exemption for the one murderer whose motive makes the right people uncomfortable. The victims do not get a director’s cut. Their families got a decade and a half of procedural throat-clearing. A squad of soldiers at the scene of the crime is not subtle. That is the point.

So here is the ending without the polite throat-clearing. I do not give a flying fuck about Nidal Hasan. I do not give a flying fuck about a criminal illegal alien with a rap sheet who decided to test federal agents in a car. I do not give a flying fuck about foreigners who come here to rob, assault, or shoot Americans. And I do not give a flying fuck about the twisted useful idiots on the left, either, or their screaming tantrums every time an American consequence finally lands on someone who earned it. Save the performance. I care about Americans. I care about the soldiers Hasan murdered in a processing line. I care about the people these predators leave bleeding on American pavement. Everyone else can keep the eulogies and the hashtags. If watching Hasan face a firing squad bothers you more than thirteen dead Americans, you already told us whose side you are on. Sane America is done pretending not to notice. Someone who still puts Americans first.

[David Collier @mishtal]

Dear @bbcnews - today you told the world of an innocent family targeted in Gaza.

This is an image those parents posted of their daughter, along with the caption "Hamas girl."

So I wondered what due diligence you do before spreading terrorist propaganda?

Asking for a friend.

[David Atherton @daveatherton]

Asylum seekers and Muslims prowl city centres late at night looking for drunk women. They have no shame in raping them.

Thank God the local people are fighting back.

[Eyal Yakoby @EYakoby]

Abdul El-Sayed gets angry when asked about whether he still mourns the death of Ayatollah Khamenei.

Abdul: “I’m not interested in talking about this, ask about healthcare instead.”

Reporter: “That’s weird, since you talk about foreign policy a lot.”

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

The entire CNN panel was left stunned on-air after Abdul El-Sayed refused to condemn terrorist groups on the debate stage.

How hard is it to say Hamas, Hezbollah and Al-Qaeda are bad?

They can no longer defend this. Brutal.