The fact that a billionaire real estate playboy who liked to slap his name on steaks and wine has proven to be a better diplomat and military strategist than every other politician and foreign policy expert over the last 30 years is such a damning indictment of the DC establishment I honestly don’t know how they recover.
The benefits of acquiring Greenland would be very substantial. There's no question that it would be a smart move both strategically and economically. The people laughing it off just don't know what the hell they're talking about. We've grown so accustomed to the USA languishing in a state of stagnation, treading water aimlessly, that we're shocked by a president who actually wants to expand, claim new territory, and aggressively pursue greater power and more resources for the sake of his people. But this is what leaders are supposed to do. And what most American presidents did in fact do, until recently. Expansion is the American way. It has been since literally the first moments of its existence. If Americans in the 1800s were as timid and weak as some of the naysayers today, we never would have even reached the Pacific.
Maduro is an indicted narco terrorist.
His drug trafficking operation cost the lives of many Americans.
His release of Tren de Aragua gang members from VZ prisons terrorized American communities & killed my fellow Texans.
Texas and the world are better because of his capture.
God bless our United States military, and their commander-in-chief, Donald Trump.
Mamdani is siding with some of history’s biggest losers.
Texas has taken the opposite path.
Our mettle was tested in the crucible of the Alamo. Soon after, we won independence.
That independent mindset inspires Texans to this day.
It propelled Texas to become the mightiest economic force in America.
It is capitalism, not socialism, that has lifted more people out of poverty than any government program in history.
“Dear readers,
My name is Finn Lucas, and on January 19, 2025, I died in Kiel – at 13 years old, from a stab to the heart. My mother and I were ignored, the perpetrators were given legal counsel.
This is my story.
Since last year, I had been repeatedly humiliated and beaten by a well-known group of offenders. My mother filed complaints, but nothing happened.
On January 19, one of the boys from my residential group lured me into a trap. Seven people lay in wait, beat me up, and took my phone. Calling for help was impossible.
The blows were deliberate and brutal. Eventually, I lost consciousness. As I slowly came to and tried to get up, I was struck by a hard kick in the face. I lost my weak footing and collapsed unconscious again. I never felt the fatal stab to my heart. Nor did I hear the police arrive – called by my caretaker, who had not dared to come out and intervene.
The two patrol officers who arrived saved my life. They immediately began resuscitation until the arriving paramedics got my heart beating again. In the hospital, I underwent emergency surgery, and the doctors were astonished that I was still alive. A miracle, they said.
I now carry a severe trauma and must take medication because my heart still doesn’t want to beat properly. At 13 years old, my body and soul have been gravely damaged. Senseless violence against an innocent child has changed my life and that of my parents forever.
To this day, no one from the city of Kiel has reached out to us, offered help, or support. The perpetrators immediately received legal representation, and five of the seven were released from pre-trial detention after just three days. I myself live in fear and do not know how my life can go on. Everything is very hard for me right now.
My mother and father are left on their own, forced to take care of everything: finding a lawyer and a psychologist to help me deal with the trauma I suffered.
I ask myself: why are perpetrators protected, but not the victims?
Yours,
Finn Lucas”
Published by Hubert Pinto de Kraus, AfD, who is in contact with the family.
Charles Manson didn’t murder anyone but convinced his followers that it was fine, even obligatory, to do it.
Are today’s professors training a new generation of young people to pursue political objectives “by any means necessary,” including political assassination?
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox's message to those who "celebrated" Charlie Kirk's death:
"If anyone in the sound of my voice celebrated even a little bit at the news of this shooting, I would beg you to look in the mirror and to see if you can find a better angel in there somewhere."
The ‘Lone Star Lockup’ is now open for business.
It is the largest ICE detention center in U.S. history.
Everything is bigger in Texas. https://t.co/hRTe6xlPfV