Julian Andres Gomez

Θα διώξει κάθε δάκρυ από τα μάτια τους, κι ο θάνατος δε θα υπάρχει πια· ούτε πένθος ούτε κλάμα ούτε πόνος θα υπάρχει πια, γιατί τα παλιά πέρασαν

[Logan Hall @loganclarkhall]

“Now we’re in Congress and every corner of the United States.”

These people openly brag about viewing themselves as a hostile invading force so we should probably start treating them like one.

[Will Ricciardella @WillRicci]

When ISIS butcher Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi died, WaPo called him an “austere religious scholar.”

When commie dictator Fidel Castro died, The NYT called him a “Cuban revolutionary who defied the U.S.”

Lindsey Graham raised his younger sister after their parents died, served 33 years in uniform and more than 3 decades in Congress.

He dies, and prominent media voices reach back 6 years for an essay titled “History Will Judge the Complicit.”

This isn’t merely bad taste, it’s a moral hierarchy:

America’s enemies get context, euphemism, romance — American conservatives get a bill of indictment before their body is even cold.

[Hermann Tertsch @hermanntertsch]

Cuando los musulmanes cruzan el umbral del 15% (12% o 13% solía decir Giovanni Sartori) en una sociedad cristiana, comienza su ofensiva por el control total del espacio público. En Beirut hubo guerra porque los cristianos se defendieron. En muchos sitios de Europa duplican ya ese umbral y la gente no parece entender el peligro para sus vidas, la libertad de sus hijos y nietos, sobre todo mujeres, y su civilización.

[Gregory K Bovino @GregoryKBovino]

Politicians swear: “Sharia will never come to America.”

They apparently forgot “one man, one vote from their civics classes.”

After 9/11 New Yorkers fought a big mosque being built near Ground Zero. They succeeded temporarily…

Now, NYC has a Muslim mayor and Brooklyn gets amplified calls to prayer at 5 AM.

This isn’t assimilation.

It’s demographics.

Import enough people who want Sharia and you’ll get it, one election at a time.

Open borders aren’t compassion.

They’re civilizational replacement.

Stop immigration and start mass deportations before it’s too late.

[🇺🇸 The American Culturist 🇺🇸 @MericaCulture]

In 1697, during King William’s War, Hannah Duston was captured and her 6 day old baby had it's head bashed in by Abenaki Indians.

Later, Duston and two fellow captives killed and scalped ten of their captors before escaping.

American, remember who you are descended from.

[Megan Basham @megbasham]

This should not be tolerated in the United States. This call is not neutral. It declares “Allah is the Greatest…There is no god but Allah … Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah.” That is a message of domination and conquest.

They can set alarms on their phones to remember when to pray. They can play their call to prayer in their mosques. This should not be inflicted upon American citizens in an American city.

[Dan Burmawi @DanBurmawy]

Americans cheer for America. Swedes cheer for Sweden. Muslims cheer for Muslims.

Why?

Because Islam is a state. Muslims are the citizens of that state, and Sharia is the constitution of that state.

If you think a state is only a territorial entity, then you will dismiss the Islamic invasion of the West as merely the immigration of different groups that happen to share a religion, rather than recognizing it as the movement of citizens of a single transnational state who practice that state’s official religion.

[Ron DeSantis @RonDeSantis]

New report outlines the deep ideological capture of the Smithsonian in DC.

Politicizing American history to weaponize it in service of leftist activism. Not surprised they did this, but good to see it getting exposed.

https://t.co/2yav7hlsN1

[Rapid Response 47 @RapidResponse47]

In the Benjamin Franklin exhibit, they devoted 20% of the space to "Enslaved People" and asked visitors whether Franklin conducted electric shock experiments on slaves — with zero evidence.

They took one of America's greatest minds and smeared him with baseless accusations.

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[Rapid Response 47 @RapidResponse47]

They reframed America’s founding as a story of pure evil:

— Christopher Columbus = "murderer," "slaver," and "thief"

— Christian Pilgrims = "colonizers"

— Thanksgiving = a "National Day of Mourning"

They want you to feel shame for being American.

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[Rapid Response 47 @RapidResponse47]

In accordance with @POTUS's "Restoring Truth and Sanity to American History" order, a new report exposes how the Smithsonian turned the Nat'l Museum of American History into a vehicle for Radical Left propaganda and degeneracy.

Here are some of the worst examples.

🧵THREAD:

[Secretary Sean Duffy @SecDuffy]

Tobias "Toby" Forsythe was just 21, a star goalie for the UMass Lowell soccer team with his whole life ahead of him. On Sunday, his life was stolen.

A massive semi-truck driven by Bekhzod Asrarov rammed the back of Toby’s car on I-71 in Madison County, Ohio, killing him instantly.

At the crash scene, the truck driver ripped out his dash cam and hid it in his pocket. He failed his English language proficiency test and state troopers had to use Google Translate to talk to him.

We cannot let truckers like Asrarov, who can't read our road signs or speak to law enforcement, drive 80,000-pound rigs on America’s highways.

I am praying for Toby's family and loved ones after this horrible loss. We will never stop fighting to keep these dangerous truck drivers OFF THE ROAD so no other parents have to endure this unimaginable grief.

[Siraj Hashmi @SirajAHashmi]

"I was okay with Graham Platner getting a Nazi Totenkopf tattoo, being physically abusive as a boyfriend, his racist & misogynistic comments on Reddit, sexting minors on Kik, wishing death on a fellow soldier, cranking hog in a porta-potty, lying about his reason for enlisting in the military for the Afghanistan and Iraq wars, leaving the military to work for Blackwater, and being a communist, but SEXUAL ASSAULT is where I DRAW THE LINE."

[Will Tanner @Will_Tanner_1]

Muslims raped so many Christian women and murdered so many Christian men as they burned their way across Nodth Africa, Spain, the Holy Land, Anatolia, and the Balkans that the Mediterranean world went from looking Roman to looking Arabic

They’ve had a penchant for enslaving whites, particularly white women, since the beginning

From the Rape Gangs to Bataclan, horrid in Niger to liquidation of Christians in Iraq, Islam remains a mortal enemy of Christianity, as are all those who have a good word to say about that demonic false faith and the inbred savages who follow it

[History With Jacob @HistoryWJacob]

When Elizabeth Custer learned her husband had just died at Little Bighorn, the officer who told her braced for her to collapse. Instead, she asked for her shawl.

At dawn on July 6, 1876, Captain William McCaskey stood in her parlor and read the dispatch: General George Custer and every man in the five companies he led had been wiped out by the Indians. Custer's Last Stand.

Her husband, two of his brothers, his brother-in-law, and their 18-year-old nephew...all gone in one afternoon.

Libbie was just 34, but she knew the same dispatch that carried her fate, carried the fate of every soldier's wife on that post. Other women were about to get the same news.

So she put on her shawl and walked out with the officers, door to door in the dawn light, standing beside each woman as she became a widow.

McCaskey called it the hardest hour of his life. Libbie never remarried. She spent 57 years defending her husband's name. She wrote three best-selling books defending his legacy. And when she died in 1933, they buried her beside him at West Point.

[Ari Lamm @AriLamm]

If Americans cared at all about this 1,099 years thing we’d point out that less than 150 years after your “birthday” you got conquered by the French, and then for the next 300 or so years your kings literally spoke French as a first language.

But we don’t, so we won’t.

[Christian Heiens 🏛 @ChristianHeiens]

They act this way because "the nation" is a people, not a piece of geography.

They remain Mexican even if they were born here. And I’m not making an accusation. I’m making an observation.

These people will go out of their way to demonstrate over and over again that their allegiance is to Mexico, not America. Just look at the Mexican national team. They had a bunch of players born in America, and yet they intentionally chose to play for a “foreign” team because from their perspective, it isn’t foreign at all.

It’s their real team for their real nation that they have real feelings of loyalty for. They’re only in this country for the financial benefits, and “better pay + welfare” is never a solid basis for developing feelings of patriotic attachment.

[鈴森はるか 『haruka suzumori』 🇯🇵 @harukaawake]

✝️ Jesus, dying on the cross, said: "Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do." (Luke 23:34)

☪️ Muhammad, on his deathbed, said: "May Allah’s curse be on the Jews and the Christians." (Sahih al-Bukhari 3453)

How anyone can seriously sit here and pretend "all religions are equally as bad" is just being dishonest.

[DEI 4 White Guys @DEI4WhiteGuys]

The First Amendment wasn’t written because the Founders opposed Christianity or wanted state secularism. It was written because several states already had their own official churches, and they didn’t want the new federal government picking one denomination over the others or overriding state religious establishments.

That’s why it says “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof”. It was a clear limit on federal power, not a ban on religion in public life. The Amendment protected the states’ freedom to handle religion as they saw fit.

Most people today get this backwards. They think the First Amendment was designed to sterilize public life of Christianity. Many Christians have absorbed this modern “separation of church and state” narrative without realizing it flips the original intent.

The big change came after the 14th Amendment. The Supreme Court used the incorporation doctrine to apply the Bill of Rights to the states. The pivotal case was Everson v. Board of Education in 1947. In that ruling, Justice Hugo Black took Jefferson’s private “wall of separation” letter and turned it into constitutional law, applying the Establishment Clause to the states for the first time.

What began as protection for states’ religious policies became a tool to block states from supporting religion at all. A complete reversal.

The result? Decades of decisions removing prayer from schools, banning religious displays, and scrubbing faith from public life. All built on that 1947 foundation.

Understanding the real history matters.

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

The average national constitution lasts about 19 years. The United States has used the same one since 1789, which makes it the oldest working national constitution on Earth.

That gap is the anomaly the original post is talking about. Since 1789 the world has produced close to 800 national constitutions, and only about half of them lasted past 19 years. France is the sharpest contrast. It started at the same line as America, and since then it has gone through five separate republics, two empires, a couple of monarchies, and at least fourteen constitutions. It is on version five right now, written back in 1958. The next-oldest national constitution still in use belongs to Norway, and it only dates to 1814, a full 25 years behind.

Most attempts at a lasting written government fall apart inside a single generation. America's has held through a civil war, two world wars, a depression that put about a quarter of workers out of a job, and 27 amendments, without ever being thrown out and started over.

About 4% of humanity lives inside US borders, and they produce close to a quarter of the world's economic output measured at market prices. The American economy is bigger than the next three put together, China and Germany and Japan combined. Eight of the ten biggest public companies on the planet, ranked by market value, are American. US stock markets alone hold a little over 40% of all the equity value on Earth.

None of that was ever the default setting for human societies. For most of recorded history the normal ending was collapse, conquest, coup, or a slow decline into something you would not recognize. Stable money, peaceful handovers of power, and courts that last longer than the people who built them are the rare exception, not the normal starting point.

When a system runs this smoothly for this long, the stability starts to feel like gravity, like the normal way things are. The historical record says the opposite. What looks completely ordinary from inside America is one of the least likely things a large group of people has ever built and kept going.