KilroyJC 🥨🐕‍🦺🐕🐶 バカ丸目外人

God, Family, Country. The Constitution is pretty straightforward. 🇺🇸 Likes are nice but Retweets are nicer. Cation deficient. Ellipsis abuser. . .

[KilroyJC 🥨🐕‍🦺🐕🐶 バカ丸目外人 @kilroyJC]

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[MAGA Voice @MAGAVoice]

ALL LIVES MATTER. RIP HENRY AND IRYNA 🙏

[NOLLY @omoelerinjare1]

In Gainesville, Florida, police refused a city attorney's demand to trespass and remove peaceful citizen Derek Walker from City Hall.

Walker was calmly waiting in the lobby for a promised update on a public records inquiry. He caused no disturbance.

Officers reviewed the situation on bodycam and declined to act.

One officer told him: “Yeah, see, we not doing this... You ain't do nothing. You was up here waiting for them.”

They left without issuing a trespass, prioritizing the citizen’s rights over the unsubstantiated demand.

[Austin Justice @AustinJustice]

In Austin, you can walk your dogs on a quiet Sunday morning and get randomly shot.

"I don't know why they would shoot me." Sean Fuentes keeps repeating it from his hospital bed.

A car ran a stop sign in southeast Austin and three men opened fire. The first shot dropped him, and he felt the rest hitting the dirt next to his face as the shooters stayed and emptied the clip trying to execute him. Bear crawling home, he heard his late father's voice -- a Marine who served two tours in Vietnam: "It's go time." He crawled and walked a block and a half home bleeding. His wife saw the dogs running back alone, leashes dragging.

Three teenagers stole a 9mm Glock from a shop on Ben White, took a stolen car, and spent the weekend firing into homes, vehicles, and strangers across Austin. 105 rounds across 21 incidents with four people shot.

Sean’s twin sister is in the ICU waiting room with him, and wants justice: "They stayed there and shot him multiple times and then watched him. Like, you're watching somebody die.... I want to see them prosecuted to the full extent. They should be tried as adults."

[James Woods @RealJamesWoods]

One way of saying, “And don’t come back.”

[Brian Cates - Political Columnist & Pundit @drawandstrike]

They're not going public yet with the SSA database that Elon Musk and the Doge Boys created that contain all the fake SS #'s that were removed from the system in 2025.

One of THE biggest reasons these states won't hand their voter rolls over willingly is that they know Harmeet is gonna run ALL the SS #'s on those voter rolls, and when she does, she's gonna get MILLIONS of hits where a fraudulent SS # was used to register a voter.

:)

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

Tiktoker films herself vandalizing a person's property by ripping an "I support ICE" flag off their mailbox.

She needs to be arrested. Anyone recognize her?

[Rob Schneider 🇺🇸 @RobSchneider]

We either fix this or we have no country in 25 years

[Paul @WomanDefiner]

I just want to reiterate that its absolutely insane that the Senate parliamentarian is a Democrat lawyer who tried to overturn the 2000 presidential election that was hand picked by Harry Reid in 2012. Republicans looked at that for the past 14 years and were like "Yeah she's a perfect fit to decide the Senate rules for us".

The position didn't even exist until 1935 and from what I can tell was created to enforce unconstitutional rules in the Senate.

[Sama Hoole @SamaHoole]

For most of human history, sailors did not get scurvy.

The Vikings, the Polynesians, the Inuit who travelled the Arctic, all conducted long sea voyages on diets that contained essentially no fruit and no vegetables. They did not develop scurvy because their diets contained large quantities of fresh and lightly preserved animal foods, which contain vitamin C in adequate quantities. Raw meat. Liver. Fermented meats. Fish, eaten head, eyes, and all. Whale blubber. Seal kidney.

Then in the late 1400s the great European voyages of exploration began, and an interesting thing happened. The sailors started dying. They died in numbers that defied belief. Between 1500 and 1800, scurvy killed an estimated two million sailors. More than enemy action. More than storms. More than any other cause combined.

Why?

Because the European ships had switched to provisioning with grain. The ship's biscuit became the staple. Salted pork, salted beef, dried peas, and ship's biscuit. The fresh meat and the offal and the fermented dairy that had sustained earlier seafarers was eliminated in favour of the cheapest, most calorie-dense, most shelf-stable foods the navy quartermasters could source.

The diet was technically calorically sufficient. It was nutritionally a catastrophe. Within six weeks of leaving port, the men's gums would start to bleed. Within twelve weeks, old wounds would reopen. Within sixteen weeks, men would be dying.

The cure was lemons. James Lind worked it out in 1747. The Royal Navy refused to adopt it for another forty-eight years, on cost grounds. By the time they did, hundreds of thousands more had died.

The lesson available to anyone willing to look:

A diet that removes animal foods in favour of grain-based staples will kill you. It killed entire fleets of men. The vitamin deficiencies arrive in a specific order, and the death is preventable, and the populations that ate the meat had no idea what scurvy even was, because they had never seen it.

You are now being told that grain-based diets with minimal animal foods are the healthiest option.

The sailors who died were eating exactly that diet.

Their teeth were falling out by the third week.

Have a think about who is repeating the experiment.

[Gator Gar @gatorgar]

Wow “Democrat Moms 4 Pratt” 😮

Karen Bass is in trouble. Los Angeles might survive after all.

[Alex Fasulo @alex_fasulo]

We went to Lake George yesterday to welcome home the remains of 44 revolutionary war soldiers at the Lake George Battlefield Park.

There was a procession from Albany all the way to Lake George, passing through towns and villages so Upstate New Yorkers could come outside and wave to the patriots that helped found our nation.

For those unfamiliar with Upstate New York, it’s so rich with history that’s nearly impossible to travel through our towns without passing a historical marker from the 1700s.

These men fought to free our country from foreign rule. I am certain I know how they’d feel today about our politicians selling off our best American farmland and biodiversity to foreign corporations.

These brave men didn’t risk it all for their descendants to hand over the land of the free to multinational renewable conglomerates.

This I am sure of. 🇺🇸

[John M. Cameron @johnrockshomes]

I am a J6er!
J6 IS NOT GOING AWAY!

JANUARY 6TH was the most egregious, violent persecution of Americans in history.

Not since Democrats persecuted slaves were a cohort of humans dealt with such hate, partisanship and violence. And both reigns of terror were perpetuated by democrats

J6 was the CommunSocialist Democrat's Reischtag Fire.

Americans crushed to prevent dissent from ever happening again.

I got lost inside the Captol and saw a hall filled with tear gas. I figured that would lead out, and it did. I also found out that the urban legend of using your T-shirt to cover your nose mitigates the gas...and IT'S TRUE!

THIS VIDEO shows the tear gas, and you can see a police officer directing me to exit through a broken window. in my charging documents villified me by stating I "escaped through broken window."

God Bless the J6ers!

[The🐰FOO @PolitiBunny]

Pointing out that people will earn a WHOLE HOUR of paid leave only after they work 30 hours, which basically means they earn a whole four hours for a month of full-time work, is math.

Not complaining.

People need to be informed about the crap sandwich Abigail is trying to sell.

[Dr Death @DrDeath1776]

People hate to admit it but the Yugo M70 is the best Kalashnikov

[CapX @CapX]

The ‘Boriswave’ of post-2020 migration may be the most demographically significant event in modern British history.

In 2022 we saw the fastest rate of population growth since 1828, and in each of 2022, 2023 and 2024, the population increased in absolute terms by more than any other year on record.

Immigration drove over 99% of the increase.

Moreover, once you account for net emigration of over 500,000 British nationals (including both UK-born and naturalised citizens), net migration of non-UK citizens was 3.2 million people over 2021-25 – about 4.8% of the pre-Boriswave population.

In other words, almost 1 in 20 people resident in Britain today arrived in just the last five years.

This represents an unprecedented degree of demographic churn.

✍️@MalvernianKarl

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[Resist the Mainstream @ResisttheMS]

CNN: "Why are you a Republican?"https://t.co/zCaKdKR4jw

Spencer Pratt: "When I was a hated reality star. I got so many death threats. I had so much security and police. And what did they tell me to do? Get a gun… I got a gun… And then we needed CCWs… The only people that supported a CCW was the Republican."

[Miles Commodore @miles_commodore]

It bothers me if someone follows me and I don’t return the courtesy back to them. I have felt that way since I first got on here and still feel that way today.

[John Birch Society @The_JBS]

In Chapter 2 of The Communist Manifesto, Karl Marx wrote: “The theory of the Communists may be summed up in the single sentence: Abolition of private property.” Does that not sound an awful lot like the Great Reset slogan, “You will own nothing and be happy”?

[John Ʌ Konrad V @johnkonrad]

$33 Billion. That’s more than enough to build two nuclear aircraft carriers…

PER YEAR

We could have doubled the U.S. carrier fleet with the money this has burned since COVID.

But the NYTimes keeps telling you the Navy is too expensive 🙄

[Sassafrass84 @Sassafrass_84]

She's not wrong..based. 💯