Tucker Carlson's favorite new obscure podcaster, Elizabeth Lane (née Iza Bendianishvili), turns up repeatedly in the leaked John Mark Dougan digital correspondence. ICYMI: Dougan is an former sheriff's deputy from Palm Beach who moved to Russia, became a GRU agent, and helped spread the Ukraine "biolabs" hoax across the U.S. information ecosystem at the behest of his GRU handlers. (As he gushingly reminded them, then-DNI chief Tulsi Gabbard endorsed his conspiracy theory. https://t.co/NQ3j0b6UeT)
Among other things, Lane was acting as a go-between for Dougan with Carlson: https://t.co/7FuzEbggWz
But she wasn't just chatty with one Western defector to Russia...
Lane also kept up a messaging relationship with a former British Army soldier named Michael Lee Gareth Jones. Jones received Russian citizenship in 2026 and has now joined the Russian military. Per TASS's interview with him, as of August, he was "undergoing training at a training ground of the Center Group of Forces": https://t.co/e0oCMGOfbN
For some reason, Jones sent Dougan some of his correspondence with Elizabeth Lane. It makes for fascinating reading.
Houellebecq’s torment seems to have eluded the American left.
The vanguard of left-wing activists forever on the hunt for even the appearance of literary censorship from the right — both in America and internationally — are silent. | @NoahCRothman
https://t.co/CmJGaab35U
The average American (and the jumped-up midwit rightwing commentator who read Schmitt and thinks he understands politics) has no concept of the source of American prosperity, which is our military-backed financial empire. They think we can be rich without protecting our vassals.
The goal of progressives is complete replacement of the founding demographics of the country. They perceive America as a mere economic and administrative zone, through which any random foreigner can step into and immediately claim welfare and voting rights. There is no point in fighting for an empty carcass labeling itself a "country." If anyone is American, then the designation means nothing.
Sure it obviously seems dangerous to train a superintelligence to believe white people have less value than other races. But we have spent the last 60 years training three generations of humans to believe that with almost no push back.
🧵 THREAD: The CAIR–Muslim Brotherhood–Hamas Pipeline They Don't Want You to See
This thread has been a long time coming.
Let's start with a simple fact:
In its 1988 charter, Hamas openly declares itself the Palestinian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood.
So here's the question:
🇺🇸 Why hasn't the U.S. designated the Muslim Brotherhood as a Foreign Terrorist Organization?
Seems obvious, right?
Here’s my answer 👇
If the Muslim Brotherhood is formally labeled a terror group...
➡️ Then CAIR, founded by leaders from the Brotherhood's U.S. network, gets implicated too.
And if CAIR gets implicated…
➡️ Then so do a lot of politicians.
📍And that’s the line no one in D.C. wants to cross.
So instead, the Brotherhood stays "undesignated."
CAIR keeps the civil rights label and keeps its tax advantaged nonprofit status.
And the public is left in the dark.
Patience as I pull the receipts.
Can't speak specifically to Texas, but in many states (Idaho and Montana are two that I've tracked)-- they're not wrong
CA transplants are more conservative (on average) than natives.
It's international immigrants and their kids that have driven the leftward shift.
white girls make funny noises: 🚨🚨 INTERNATIONAL INCIDENT 🚨🚨 and 24/7 media coverage
a black man attempts murder after being asked not to piss on someone’s door: 🦗🦗
if you look at who you can’t criticize and who gets preferential treatment, America is, for all intents and purposes, a black supremacist country
Every single thing that normies hear and see on a daily basis from every single source goes through a filter that creates an alternate reality more extreme than those found in one party states.
Additional evidence that contemporary "crusading" approaches to law of war fail to deter dictatorships and jihadis, but do deter democracies from defending themselves.