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@RealCandaceO#fraud
You have poisoned the minds of people for too long. You made up lies and hurt me that called you friend. You created a conspiracy theory about Charlie's assassination for whatever fucked up reason and you shit on his memory and the person he loved the most because you're a petty, bat shit crazy fraud. Enjoy hell, because that's where you belong
@Vic_Issitudes@LarryTaunton You're part of the problem. You and that ridiculous flag in your bio. You people should listen more and say less. Enjoy your bliss.
This is a must read for anyone living in the west, every citizen especially those considering voting @TheDemocrats or @DemSocialists . We have become soft, ripe for the picking. The people that want in don't have the same values we have. We're being invaded and they're here to take what we have, whether it's our entitlements, our land, our daughters or our lives.
#votered
#americafirst
#stopthemadness
#enoughisenough
#fightfightfight
Illegals: A Warning to Americans:
Since ~2019, I have tracked caravans of illegals from So America to the US. I interviewed them, followed them into cartel towns and jungles, and observed all that they were willing to do — sell themselves, go without food, steal, risk every kind of danger, make Faustian bargains, etc. — to get to the US. Always I had this feeling, a memory, really, from my years of studying history, that I couldn’t put my finger on, but it was trying to penetrate my conscious being.
Then it came to me: They are tougher than Americans. Writing on the fall of Athens, historian Will Durant said, “Nations are born stoic and die epicurean.” That is, nations are born amidst struggle and hardship and collapse as seekers of pleasure.
I said I had a memory of sorts that was trying to find expression, and it ran along much the same lines as Durant’s observation. I remembered that Rome collapsed, not in a day, but over the course of centuries that accelerated into decades, as wave upon wave of uncivilized Germanic tribesmen, “illegals” so to speak, poured across the empire’s northern frontier and eventually sacked Rome itself. Rome had been built on strong, large families; unity of purpose; and the hard work of its people. Its armies were, at its height, citizen armies. Men fought to preserve what they knew and loved.
Near its end, Romans were a lazy, self-indulgent people who paid others to do their fighting. Infanticide, which was common throughout Rome’s history, became a capital offense and a woman who aborted her child, also common, could be executed or exiled. This wasn’t due to any moral considerations, a recognition of the personhood of an unborn child, or anything like that at all. It was a much too late recognition that with the dramatic decline in the size of Roman families as prosperity increased, came a decrease in tax revenues and an over-reliance on foreigners to fill the ranks of the army — all of which would prove disastrous for Rome.
Sound familiar?
All of this was somewhere in the back of my mind, a feeling at first, as I observed the third worlders making their way by the millions to our borders. I saw them in the violence of Africa, the intrigues of the Middle East, and everywhere there is misery south of our border. Generally speaking, they are a people inured to suffering (theirs or that of others), are accustomed to death, unaccustomed to the comforts Americans take for granted, have lived in nothing but squalor, do not share your views of private property or civil discourse, view violence as a part of daily life, lack even the most basic education, and have little sympathy for the low pain threshold of Americans.
These are the people coming to take your inheritance from you. Coming from a “might makes right” world, they know no other policy. They have no vested interest in preserving American law or culture, and that is because it isn’t their heritage and they don’t understand it. Democrats seem to think they will be immune from all of this because they foolishly believe these newcomers will view them as benefactors. They do not. I’ve met them, been in their cardboard camps, walk with them on trails, heard their hopes and dreams, and in none of it is there such nuanced thinking. America is, for them, a ripe fruit theirs for the taking.
Once you open the castle gates and lower the drawbridge, you no longer control the outcome. Indeed, you have surrendered it. And why are Democrats willing to do that? Because they hate Americans more than this still ill-defined rabble, and they don’t understand what’s coming. These people are tougher than you, and they don’t give a damn about you.
Be careful how you vote. The future you hope for will be, I promise, very different from the rosy one media promises you.
I’m speaking from firsthand experience.
الذين أمضوا سنوات في الشرق الأوسط، وخصوصًا في لبنان وسوريا والعراق واليمن وغزة، وفي أوساط منظمة التحرير وتوابعها، يروّجون كذبة أن الإسرائيليين جبناء ويخافون الموت.
كفى كذبًا وزرعًا لأفكار حاقدة ومضللة في عقول الشباب والعالم. ما حدث اليوم على متن الطائرة يذكّرنا بأن الشجاعة لا تُقاس بالشعارات ولا بالصراخ.
من يدافع عن أرضه وشعبه، ومن يرفض أن يُترك جنوده أو رفاتهم خلفه حتى بعد عقود، ليس جبانًا. هذه مواقف تُكتب في التاريخ.
الحقيقة قد تجرح… لأنكم لستم معتادين عليها، أليس كذلك؟
Those who have spent years across the Middle East, especially in Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Gaza, and within the circles of the PLO and its affiliates, have promoted the lie that Israelis are cowards and afraid of death.
Enough with the lies and the planting of hateful, false ideas in the minds of young people and around the world. What happened today aboard that aircraft is another reminder that courage is not measured by slogans or loud words.
Those who defend their land and their people, and who refuse to leave their soldiers, or even the remains of their fallen, behind, even decades later, are not cowards. Those are acts of courage that history records.
The truth hurts… because you’re not used to hearing it, right?