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God's battle axe and weapon of war

[mark w @pockets75k9]

@NataliaRomanNow @SteveOnSpeed Bullshit. I've seen it personally

[Cynical Publius @CynicalPublius]

The Color Revolution plot includes CURRENT EMPLOYEES OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.

Stop for a second and think about that.

Your tax dollars are paying arrogant federal bureaucrats, whose standard of living, salary and benefits generally exceed the median standards of our nation, and who possess job security that is unheard of in the private sector, to actively seek to overthrow our Constitutional order.

They are undermining YOUR CHOICE as American voters because they know what is best for you even if you do not (or so they believe).

The arrogance is breathtaking.

Besides the fact that we need to root these people out and fire them, we need to outlaw public sector unions. It is the union dues that ultimately come from YOUR TAX DOLLARS that are fed back to Democrat politicians as campaign contributions that perpetuate this noxious self-licking ice cream cone.

GRRRRRRRR. This makes me ANGRY like few other things do, maybe because I faithfully served under Democrat presidents I despised but I always remained true to my oath!😡😡😡😡

[mark w @pockets75k9]

@jeremyct Lots of credit cards and debt

[Beloved of God @Edenlife9]

“Young girls were cleaning the semen off Epstein’s clothes, is that wrong?”

“Yeah so gross 🤮”

“Actually that’s the story of Muhammad, do you think it’s wrong?”

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

What’s actually going on in Ukraine is that there is a massive incentive difference between the elites and the people.

The former have grown very rich off the hundreds of billions flowing to Ukraine, while the latter’s children are conscripted to die in trenches.

[mark w @pockets75k9]

@Drosirislow @sircalebhammer @grok Lamar Gatz

[mark w @pockets75k9]

@jeremyct What app is this?

[DataRepublican (small r) @DataRepublican]

Part 6: https://t.co/18wSJL6dv3

[C3 @C_3C_3]

Meet Judge Araceli Martinez Olguín…

She was appointed by Autopen.

Born in Mexico.

There’s NO RECORD her parents immigrated to America legally.

They could be illegals.

Araceli just barred DHS doing field interrogations of potential illegals.

The Judiciary is a disaster.

[Muckraker @realmuckraker]

BREAKING: Katie Hobbs-Aligned Canvassers Caught Willing to Allow Non-Citizens and a Felon to Vote

Muckraker went undercover in Arizona to investigate the groups working to re-elect Gov. Katie Hobbs @katiehobbs and other Democrats.

The full report is quote tweeted below.

Here’s what we found:

Stand Indivisible Arizona (endorsed Gov. Hobbs in its 2026 ballot guide) — Our journalist posed as a Canadian citizen and asked to register to vote. The canvasser not only agreed to help the alleged non-citizen register but also, when asked whether other Canadians could register too, said, "Tell them to do it online."

Worker Power (working to re-elect Gov. Hobbs) — Our journalist told a canvasser they were not a U.S. citizen. Despite this, at our journalist’s request, the canvasser marked “yes” on the citizenship question of the voter registration form.

When We Count (the DNC’s own registration program) — Our journalist posed as a felon on probation and asked to register to vote. The canvassers looked up the law and saw that a felon on probation is ineligible. Even so, they encouraged our journalist to register: “You should just do it.”

AFL-CIO (phone bank mobilizing voters for Gov. Hobbs) — Our undercover journalist asked a phone bank trainer whether to ask the people being called if they're citizens. The trainer’s answer: “We don’t care.”

Our journalists stopped every exercise before any voter registration form was submitted.

We also asked Gov. Katie Hobbs about these findings.

Watch this report and share it with the world.

[Dr Shawn Baker 🥩 @SBakerMD]

Steve Irwin was one of the most passionate animal lovers on the planet. He also wasn’t a vegetarian, and he had a clear reason why.
In a 2001 interview with Scientific American he explained that he went through a phase where he seriously considered going vegetarian. He researched it hard. His conclusion was the opposite of what most people assume.

He used a simple land-use example: one cow could keep him fed for roughly a month. That same piece of land could still have trees, grass, kangaroos, wallabies, goannas, birds, and the rest of the Australian wildlife living in and around it. The cow and the wild animals could coexist.

A plant-only diet for the same period, he argued, required clearing more land just for crops. Once you level that ground for rice or whatever else, almost nothing else can live there except a few pest insects. Habitat gone. Wildlife gone.

He wasn’t anti-meat. He was anti-destroying habitat. And he drew a hard line on which animals should be eaten. He hated the idea of farming or eating Australia’s icons — kangaroos, emus, crocodiles. Those animals were part of the country’s identity and tourism. He wanted people eating the livestock that already occupied grazing land (beef, lamb, etc.), not turning the bush into more monoculture or harvesting the wildlife itself.

On the day he died he had a classic Aussie breakfast: bacon and eggs. He lived a high-output outdoor life and fueled it with real food, not ideology.

Irwin’s position was straightforward: protect the wild animals, keep the land working, and don’t pretend that clearing more ground for plants is automatically better for nature. A lot of modern “eat less meat for the environment” arguments still haven’t grappled with the trade-off he laid out more than 20 years ago.

[mark w @pockets75k9]

@timburchett Hang on site

[Steve Ferguson @lsferguson]

Why isn't this the lead story on every news outlet, both broadcast and cable?

The citizens need to know why they need to work two or three jobs to survive

[mark w @pockets75k9]

@Sassafrass_84 I shouldn't be charged a cleaning fee if I do all the cleaning.

[mark w @pockets75k9]

@ICEgov Remove them ALL!!🇺🇸

[mark w @pockets75k9]

@DrOzCMS @WHFraudTF These people deserve the death penalty

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

Watch this clip carefully. The script is always the same: Elon is "dumb," Elon is "lucky," and Bill Gates is the good billionaire because he gives his money away.

Let's talk about that.

Bill Gates didn't give his fortune away. He converted it into control.

Over $100B spent since 2000, another $200B by 2045.

Where does it go? Into Gavi, the Global Fund, the WHO, health ministries, policy shops, media partnerships. Into the state, and into the institutions that orbit the state. Gates found the ultimate hack: you don't need to win elections when you finance the people who write the agenda. One private man at the center of global health policy, accountable to no voter, ever.

And what does all that money produce? Maintenance.

Gates is a man maintaining a photograph. The world as it is, framed, preserved, retouched a little every year. Some of it saves lives, and that's good. But not one new industry. Not one order-of-magnitude drop in the cost of anything. No growth. The same world, administered more politely.

That's what this kind of philanthropy buys: the perfection of goodness, not the reality of goodness. The galas, the annual letters, the glowing coverage, the moral immunity. Goodness as a brand.

Now look at the other model.

SpaceX cut the cost of reaching orbit by more than 10x. Starlink brought internet to places no government ever bothered to wire, and kept Ukraine online when the war hit. Tesla forced the entire auto industry to go electric when every incumbent said it couldn't be done. Neuralink patients with paralysis are controlling computers with their thoughts.

None of that was a donation. All of it was creation. Products people pay for, which fund the next thing, which compounds. That's real philanthropy: building things that make the whole pie bigger, permanently.

A donation ends when the money runs out. A company that bends the cost curve of civilization keeps giving forever.

Hard to understand when your entire career depends on the redistribution machine.

So here's why they're panicking, A+B.

A. Their power rests on one thing: controlling the allocation of other people's money. Budgets, agencies, grants, foundations, NGOs. Whoever controls the flow controls the country.

B. Builders prove, publicly and at scale, that creation beats redistribution. A rocket company did what decades of space budgets couldn't. A car company did what decades of climate summits couldn't.

A + B: if growth does more good than the state, the people who manage the state become optional. That's the threat. Not Elon's politics. Elon's results.

They can't attack the results, so they attack the man. "Dumb." "Lucky." When someone lands reusable rockets and the best you've got is that he got lucky, you're not making an argument. You're confessing you don't have one.

History will judge this period very harshly. The lies, the manipulation, the coordinated narratives repeated word for word across every network. It's all archived now. Every clip. Every quote.

You've already lost. You just don't know it yet.

The builders won the moment they proved the future can be built instead of managed.

[X Freeze @XFreeze]

Elon Musk: Neuralink's Blindsight vision implant is coming soon

"Even if somebody's completely blind, we can write directly to the visual cortex"

The first version will offer low-resolution vision, but the long-term goal goes much further:

"You would have very high resolution and be able to see multispectral wavelengths. You could see in infrared, ultraviolet, radar. It's like a superpower situation"

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Some fools still think the legacy news is real. Amazing.