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[Anthony Cumia @AnthonyCumia]

Worse than WWII.

[Never Forget Dailey @teamreal321]

September 16, 1969. Highway 1, north of LZ Baldy, Vietnam.
Gunnery Sergeant Carlos Hathcock was not in a hide. He was not glassing a tree line. The Marine they called White Feather — 93 confirmed kills, the man who once sent a round down an enemy sniper’s own scope — was riding an LVT-5 amtrac with a load of Marines.
The amtrac hit an anti-tank mine.
Gasoline and steel erupted. The vehicle became a furnace. Marines were still inside.
Hathcock was thrown clear. He went back.
He pulled seven men out of the fire. He kept going until he dropped in a rice paddy, his uniform still burning, unaware that third-degree burns covered his face, trunk, arms, and legs — nearly half his body.
That blast ended his war as a sniper. They evacuated him to the hospital ship Repose, then Japan, then the burn center at Brooke Army Medical Center in Texas. He received the Purple Heart while he healed. Almost thirty years later the Marine Corps awarded him the Silver Star for what he did in those minutes.
The most famous American sniper of Vietnam did not lose his last fight to another shooter. He lost it dragging seven Marines out of a burning amtrac.

[Sean Davis @seanmdav]

Foreigners used to have the decency to come here and quietly and graciously live under the shade of freedom that we provided them.

Now they hop off the plane, demand our money, demand that we fight their wars for them, and then lecture us on what our ancestors who built this country akshully wanted.

I am not going to be lectured on America by ungrateful foreigners who haven’t even been here as long as most of my baseball hats.

The gay little psyop of pretending the only problem is illegal immigration is over. It’s all a problem, and enough is enough. No more foreign enclaves, no more demonic statues, no more pagan temples, no more signs with fifty different languages that all look like chicken scratch, no more judges with Star Wars names writing non-sensical laws from the bench, no more ER waiting rooms that look like a third-world bazaar, no more America fighting stupid wars on behalf of your stupid foreign clans, no more remittances, no more welfare for you and your million anchor babies or chain-migrated sister wives and brother husbands.

Enough. We’ve had enough.

[Mark Taylor @Mark___Taylor]

Prior to 5 days ago the SBA considered any non-White man making less than $400k a year automatically a “disadvantaged person” allowing them access to benefits White men can’t receive.

That’s the “level” playing field.

[Lee Kuan Yimby @LeeKuanYimby]

We live in an interesting country where verified suicides are reported as lynchings and a guy getting beheaded in a public park is not reported at all.

[Josh Denny @JoshDenny]

When I was young, women were a source of inspiration for us. We started bands, worked out and tried dress cool, and worked 70 hours a week to have money to take them on cool dates.

When they broke our hearts, we made films; wrote songs; became comedians.

Women in 2026 are mentally ill shrubbery: I barely notice it the first time, and don’t care if I ever see it again.

There is no light or magic in their eyes. Their voices are nails on a chalkboard. Their bodies are neglected playgrounds with busted creaky springs.

They’re never looking at you. They now only look at themselves. They’ve become sad, lifeless husks of human beings; obsessed with shiny things and that next incremental fraction of attention.

This is why art sucks and homosexuality is on the rise.

Our muses saw themselves and became stone.

[Auron MacIntyre @AuronMacintyre]

Crime in America is about a failure of will not a failure of technology

We know who does the crime, we know where, we know they should be convicted and sentenced, we know they should be imprisoned for a long time

Instead we ignore who does the crime because the politics are inconvenient, we ignore where crime occurs because it would reveal something unpleasant, we fail to properly charge because it makes our crime stats look less racist, we fail to convict because jurors side with their own identity groups instead of justice, we release criminals far too early so we can say there are fewer minorities in prison

WE KNOW HOW TO FIGHT CRIME, we're choosing not to do so out of politically correct cowardice, because our civic religion requires us to ignore reality

Flock is the perfect anarcho-tyrannical technology, it hands government more power to solve a problem entirely of their own, and because they already don't have the will to convict and incarcerate criminals now Fock cameras will not magically grant it to them

Flock cameras are not for criminals, they're for you

[Gavin McInnes @Gavin_McInnes]

This was at my Otoya Yamaguchi talk on Oct 12th, 2018 at the Metropolitan Club in NYC. The left was looking for right-wing violence so they had their paramilitary wing pick fights with everyone who attended including Gypsy and a bunch of Proud Boys. Two PBs (Max Hare and John Kinsman) got 4 years in prison for fighting back against antifa.
Gypsy was jumped by 10 antifa. They stole all his equipment too. @GavinWax jumped in and got the police to intervene. They arrested Finbar Slonim, Kai Russo, and Caleb Perkins. However, lawyers magically appeared for all three and the charges were dropped (unlike Max and John).
The prosecutor Gypsy is talking about was Joshua Steinglass who - if I recall correctly - gave Gypsy zero time to get to the courthouse to testify. Me and @Cernovich tried to get Gypsy to sue but I think he was spooked by the whole thing and had left town.
On October 13th, the media (and de Blasio and Cuomo etc. etc.) made it all about “right-wing hate” and used this bullshit as a way to gain traction in the midterms. It worked.
This is what radicalizes people.

[Christian Heiens 🏛 @ChristianHeiens]

You can close the borders, end third world migration, ban the transing of kids, eliminate gender ideology in schools, re-open the asylums, and otherwise completely dismantle virtually everything Progressives have done for the last 60 years, but you can’t justify doing these things based solely on individual liberty and consent alone.

You’re going to have to come up with some additional justification that probably looks something like “having a country,” “protecting kids,” “public order,” and “saving Western civilization from Marxism”. But all of these things simply presuppose what society should look like or how it should function.

You could easily just call that the “Common Good”.

And once you’ve admitted that politics naturally requires you to make these kind of value judgments that obviously go beyond individual consent or the harm principle, the debate is no longer about whether society will impose some conception of the good. The debate becomes which conception of the good it will impose and how.

This is why the moral panic you see from the usual suspects melting down about Postliberals and the Common Good is disingenuous or stupid. Everyone has a conception of the Common Good. They’re just mad that some are open and honest about what they believe that should look like, while they seek to impose their own conception of the Common Good through the backdoor while pretending no one else is allowed to contest it.

But of course, when your conception of the Common Good is to tie your own hands behind your back and declare that you can’t do anything while your enemies loot and pillage this country, don’t be surprised when guys who are ostensibly on your side look at you and reject your plan for being suicidally naive.

[Dr. Maalouf ‏ @realMaalouf]

During the Iranian Revolution, leftist students, communists, and Muslims were all united in overthrowing the Shah.

The leftists celebrated when Khomeini returned in 1979. They thought they had defeated capitalism and imperialism. It didn’t last long.

Around 30,000 leftists who helped the Islamic regime consolidate power were soon executed. That’s where the term “useful idiot” comes from.

They served their purpose and were no longer needed. Muslims had always despised their progressive ideals and could not wait to get rid of them.

One of the women celebrating in the photo was killed, and the other fled the country for her life.

It’s bizarre that almost 50 years later, Western leftists are making the exact same mistake and allying with Muslims. They will have the same fate.

[iamyesyouareno @iamyesyouareno]

“Poverty creates crime”

*TAPS SIGN*

Well well well… Imagine that.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

There’s a cop in Colorado getting absolutely railroaded with a murder charge for one of the most clearly justified shootings we’ve seen. Very important story. We discussed today:

https://t.co/eKNYVwaYi1

[Joe Kent @joekent16jan19]

Being angry at Fauci or being angry at Israel isn’t productive anymore. The anger is justified, but without real accountability it’s just wasted energy—unless it’s directed effectively into a pursuit for positive change.

Trump won in 2024 because most Americans understood that wars in the Middle East are bad for the U.S. & that COVID was a crime against humanity. He built a historic coalition that promised, with conviction, that voting for Trump meant we’d get accountability, no more foolish wars, & an administration that would actually put America first.

Instead, we have a new war in the Middle East and Trump announcing he’ll honor Fauci’s pardon.

This is all infuriating, but don’t let it demoralize you—because it’s also clarifying.

We can declassify documents, stage hearings, and post talking points on the internet all day. But none of it matters when we have a justice system that refuses to deliver genuine, bipartisan accountability, impartial to political influence from any direction.

Right now, Trump has the ultimate power to pursue that accountability, and he’s choosing not to. That tells you everything you need to know.

We know who will hide behind performative outrage about Fauci, Iran, or the Deep State while taking no real action in efforts to shield their political careers—and we know who will actually stand up, fight, & tell the truth, no matter how uncomfortable the consequences may be.

The problem isn’t the War Machine, foreign interests trying to push us into war, or the Deep State & their pathetic apparatchiks like Fauci seeking to control us.

The problem is putting our faith in leaders, again and again, who lack the courage to fight them.

[Chip Roy @chiproytx]

BREAKING: The Supreme Court - led by Chief Justice Roberts - failed the American people, the Constitution, and the rule of law today - not to mention endangering the national security of the United Statres. The 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution in no way stands for the proposition that we must permit a dangerous cottage industry of traveling to our soil to manufacture United States citizenship. That's insane. The Court today should have said so explicitly and ended this damaging exploitation of our laws. Congress must now immediately do at least two things it should have done long ago. First, define the phrase ‘subject to the jurisdiction thereof’ very specifically to make clear that citizenship is tied to the citizenship of the parent, not the soil. Second, completely restrict funding from DHS or any other agency or state that provides documentation and status to anyone not subject to the ‘jurisdiction thereof.’ In other words, Congress must act immediately and must not hide behind the fiction that it must amend the Constitution to fix this abuse of our laws. To do otherwise would be an abject failure of the United States Congress.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

https://t.co/yvJOwOS4xE

[tidux 🎃 @skibidiblazor]

This one rule was the engine of the Indian takeover of gas stations and hotels and it is now ending. Thank you, President Trump!

[Dominik Tarczyński MEP @D_Tarczynski]

Europe 2026 in two pictures.

Mass deportations NOW!

[Matt Forney @mattforney]

Prison itself is a relatively recent innovation. @CovfefeAnon has written a ton about this: I'll link one of his threads in the replies.

Prior to the 1700s, criminals were either executed or exiled. Incarceration was used almost entirely to hold convicts until they were sentenced. Violent offenders were hanged, non-violent ones were told to GTFO of Dodge within ten days on pain of death. Britain shipped convicts to the Thirteen Colonies prior to the Revolution and Australia afterwards. (Aside: it's funny that Australians puff themselves up over being descended from "convicts." The majority of convicts sent to Australia were from debtors' prisons, the white equivalent of Kool-Aid pineapple enthusiasts.)

Exile was considered tantamount to death throughout most of human history. It meant being stripped of your possessions, permanently separated from your friends and family, and cast into foreign lands where you would be viewed with suspicion at best, where you could not speak the local language. THE SONG OF THE CID starts with El Cid's anguish at being unjustly exiled for this reason; he was booted out of Castile after being accused of robbing the king.

The modern prison system was intended to reform criminals into productive citizens, hence the name "penitentiary": to repent. It only works in a limited number of cases. Libtards have worsened the problem with their anti-death penalty campaigning in one of their longest running motte-and-bailey operations. "Life imprisonment is punishment enough!" Except that libtards also campaign to abolish life imprisonment and have already succeeded in places like Norway, where 21 years is the maximum sentence a judge can hand out.

A rational society would have tried Karmelo Anthony within a week of his crime, then dragged him behind a woodshed and put one in his skull. Just look at him. Zero empathy, zero remorse. The kind of sociopath who was common in Europe before centuries of executing or exiling criminals made it safe. Even a life sentence couldn't teach this freak empathy. He is societal dead weight.

No more cushy Club Fed prisons for rapists and murderers. Time to take a page out of Stolypin's book and letting military tribunals get rid of people like this. A few more Karmelo Anthonys in shallow graves and "changing consumer habits" will change for the better.

[Trad West @trad_west_]

>Be Michael Jackson
>Reads the Bible daily and prays before stepping onto every single stage
>Keeps a painting of the Sacred Heart of Jesus right above his bed
>Facilitated a life-saving liver transplant for 4-year-old Hungarian boy Béla Farkas, whom he met during a hospital visit in Budapest.
>Used his Heal the World Foundation to find a donor and paid for the surgery, subsequently supporting Farkas's medical expenses for a decade.
>"I try to imitate Jesus in the fact that he said to be like children, to love children, to be as pure as children."
>"God gave me a gift. I have to use it responsibly by giving back. I'll do it until I have pennies left or God calls me home."
>Founds the Heal the World Foundation and donates over $500 million to sick and suffering children
>The "King of Pop" who spent his life trying to live by the example of the King of Kings

Unfathomably based, can't believe how much they tried to slander his name. Michael was a good man.

[Barnaby Breaks History 🇺🇸 @BarnabyHistory]

🇺🇸 Most Badass Marines You Don’t Know: #6 Jimmie E. Howard

Jimmie E. Howard is an American Badass

A Marine Gunnery Sergeant who led 18 men in a savage all-night stand against hundreds of NVA on a lonely hill in Vietnam.

Born in 1929 in Burlington, Iowa.

He enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1950 and was already a hardened combat veteran of the Korean War where he earned the Silver Star for gallantry as a forward observer and was wounded multiple times earning two Purple Hearts.

Assigned to 1st Reconnaissance Battalion, 1st Marine Division in Vietnam.

On the evening of June 13, 1966, Howard and his 18-man recon team (16 Marines and 2 Navy corpsmen) were inserted by helicopter onto the crest of Hill 488 near Chu Lai.

Their mission: observe enemy movements and call in artillery and air strikes.

For two days they watched the valley below.

Then the NVA discovered them.

Hundreds of enemy soldiers swarmed the hill from three sides in a furious night assault that began at 10 PM on June 15.

Howard’s team was completely surrounded and cut off.

The tiny team fought in pitch darkness under a relentless storm of continuous attack.

Howard moved from position to position, directing fire, calling in artillery so close it shook the ground, and encouraging his men as ammunition ran dangerously low.

He was struck and painfully wounded by fragments from an enemy hand grenade.

Unable to move his legs, he dragged himself all around to his fellow Marines, distributing his ammunition to the remaining members of his platoon and directing friendly aircraft and artillery strikes upon the enemy.

When the NVA reached the crest in savage hand-to-hand fighting, Howard and his Marines beat them back with rifles, pistols, knives, and even rocks.

Dawn found the beleaguered force diminished by five killed and all but one wounded.

When rescue helicopters proceeded to Howard’s position, he directed them away from his badly mauled force and called additional air strikes and directed devastating small arms fire on the enemy making the landing zone as secure as possible.

By the time relief finally arrived the next morning, they had killed more than 200 enemy soldiers.

For his extraordinary leadership and courage, Gunnery Sergeant Jimmie E. Howard was awarded the Medal of Honor.

In his honor, the U.S. Navy named the guided-missile destroyer USS Howard after him.

Jimmie E. Howard is an American Legend 🇺🇸