GenJackDRipper

Your Commie has no regard for human life, not even his own.

[Lee (Greater) @shortmagsmle]

Been watching some clips of Forrest Gump and it strikes me...you know the movie is from 30 years ago because back then a disabled white person could sit at a bus station and talk to strangers for 2 hours without being set on fire or decapitated by a migrant with 58 prior arrests

[Joey Mannarino @JoeyMannarino]

Europeans arrived in America 500 years ago, and you still call them conquistadors and say, “America belongs to the natives.”

But someone who arrived 25 minutes ago is suddenly “just as American as anyone else.”

Make it make sense.

[Wide Awake Media @wideawake_media]

Not content with replacing formerly homogeneous 99% white European populations with the entirety of the Third World, now the powers that be want to send the last remaining white European men off to their deaths fighting white, ethnically-European Russian men.

It's almost like there's an agenda to eradicate white people, or something.

[Robin Monotti @robinmonotti]

JULIAN ASSANGE: "The goal is to have an endless war, not a successful war."

War is a taxation based money laundering racket for the transnational security elite - it matters very little to them whether it's in Ukraine or Afghanistan, the goal is theft of public money.

[Dries Van Langenhove @DVanLangenhove]

19-year-old Philippine Le Noir de Carlan, a brilliant student and scout leader, went for a walk in Paris during lunchtime.

In what should have been a safe part of the city, Philippine crossed paths with Taha Oualidat. This 22-year-old Moroccan was already convicted of rape and should have been in prison — but wasn’t.

Oualidat had also received a deportation order but this too wasn’t brought into effect because Morocco refused to accept him back. After Morocco's refusal, a French judge ordered Oualidat's release from the immigration detention centre where he was held.

Two weeks after his release, on September 20th 2024, Oualidat raped and strangled Philippine. The next day, after a big search was launched, Philippine’s family found her partially buried body in a park.

For Philippine and for thousands of other victims, we demand remigration for the hostile invaders and prison for @EmmanuelMacron and his open-border-cronies.

[🇺🇸 Bull Moose American 🇺🇸 @BullMooseMemes]

China’s got a billion people.

India’s got a billion and a half.

There’s a billion non-White Hispanics.

The Islamic world has another two billion.

They already have their own countries, their own continents, their own cultures.

White countries have 800 million.

They don’t need to flood White countries.

They choose to.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

It’s an invasion.

[Cynthia Holt @Ghostofcynthia]

Can anyone explain why our @FBI was so willing to raid the Waco compound and kill 100 Americans but still won’t move against the dozens of radical Islamic militant compounds scattered around the country?

Just wondering if protecting Americans is anywhere on the fucking priority list.

Islam does not belong in this country. It is not compatible.

Period.

[Will Tanner @Will_Tanner_1]

A modified version of this is what happened in every American city during the Infliction of Civil Rights era, and it made civilization impossible here as it has made it impossible there

Civilization is when old men plant trees in the shade of which they will never sit, but their grandchildren will

That only happens if they believe in their ability to transmit such trees into the future

Two things get in the way of that

The first is death taxes, as they expropriate property before it can be transmitted to heirs. Fortunately, these are somewhat avoidable with the right planning. But, still, they did much to demolish civilization in the 20th century, as any study of the WASPs or British landed elite shows

The second, and more relevant here, is state-abetted disorder. No one will invest in a community--plant trees, so to speak--when they think that community might be taken over by whatever the local equivalent of pit bulls is, and that the state will side with those human pit bulls over the industrious and law-abiding

Civil rights, the end of apartheid, and all the rest, made it very clear that the state would stand with the criminal underclass rather than those of benefit to society. That message was confirmed by the race riots that terrorized cities, bussing putting white students at risk, and blockbusting hollowing out neighborhoods by preying on fears of that blight spreading

This hollowed out America's cities. It's why everything is so terrible, and swathes of once-propserous cities--if not those entire cities themselves--are overrun with the criminal underclass, which is supported in its proclivities and predations by the ruling regime.

Further, it happening is what made globalism and all the rest so bad: the wealthy had once been tied to specific places and people, but were left infuriated by expropriation via death tax and chased away by Civil Rights. At that point, why not just send a factory to China? It will at least not flood the factory with cannibals

And so everything has declined, and in many places it looks like civilization is dead

[Alice Smith @TheAliceSmith]

If you want to know what Islam has planned for our Christian countries in the future, look at how Christianity is treated in Muslim countries now.

It really is that simple.

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

Muslims are attempting to cancel John Cleese because they do not like his entirely fair and reasonable criticism of Islam.

I urge all Restore Britain members to support John.

[matt b @chromaticubes]

@RealCalvin1 It is the inevitable result of letting irrational women vote.

No society has ever stood the test of time without being patriarchal. Zero.

Women are built to raise children. They are not built to recognize and face external threats.

[Steve Bruce 🇬🇧🇺🇸🚀 Reform and Free Speech 👍 @SteveSTID]

@RealCalvin1

[Calvin @RealCalvin1]

I still want to know who is behind the coordinated invasion of every first-world country.

[Ron DeSantis @RonDeSantis]

15 years ago, we were told that health insurance would be made super affordable due to federal intervention.

What happened?

[McMich @McMichelSim]

Nous en sommes EXACTEMENT LÀ... 🤬🤬🤬
"La prophétie la plus troublante de toutes"

Il y a 70 ans, une vision fut gravée dans les mots, décrivant avec une effrayante précision ce que nous vivons aujourd’hui.

Le 2 février 1905, à Saint-Pétersbourg, naissait une âme qui allait marquer la pensée et les lettres : Alissa Zinovievna Rosenbaum, plus connue sous le nom d’Ayn Rand. Philosophe et écrivaine américaine d’origine russe, elle laissa derrière elle des mots qui résonnent encore, comme un écho prophétique dans les tumultes de notre époque.

Elle écrivit ces paroles :
« Lorsque vous réalisez que, pour produire, vous devez obtenir l’autorisation de ceux qui ne produisent rien… Lorsque vous voyez l’argent couler non pas vers ceux qui créent des biens, mais vers ceux qui trafiquent en faveurs… Lorsque vous comprenez que certains s’enrichissent davantage par la corruption et l’influence que par le labeur, et que les lois ne vous protègent plus d’eux mais, au contraire, les protègent contre vous… Lorsque vous découvrez que la corruption est récompensée tandis que l’honnêteté devient un sacrifice, alors vous saurez, sans le moindre doute, que votre société est condamnée. »

Un avertissement gravé dans le marbre de la pensée, un miroir tendu à un monde vacillant.

[Vig @vig_says]

Ray Dalio said the quiet part about the AI trade on Bloomberg.

A $1B valuation isn't $1B of money. Someone put in $50M, the market marked it to a billion, and now it counts as "wealth." But you can't spend wealth - you have to sell it first.

That's the trap: a mountain of paper valuations sitting on a puddle of actual cash. Bubbles don't burst because the story dies - they burst the moment everyone reaches for money at once. And the exit only fits so many.

The vig? The house books your paper gains as real, right up until you try to withdraw them.

[Thierry from arvy 🇨🇭 @ThierryBorgeat]

The Oldest Chart in the Room

Once a quarter, I force myself to spend ten minutes with a chart that is older than every institution I trust. Older than the Federal Reserve. Older than the S&P 500 itself. Older, in its opening decades, than photography, the telegraph, and the germ theory of disease.

It is the US stock market since 1800, adjusted for inflation. On its left edge, Napoleon is marching on Moscow.

The S&P 500 (1800–2025), yearly, inflation-adjusted. Two centuries of secular bulls and bears — every major bear driven by inflation.

[Norm Macdonald Joke of the Day @NormSNLJokes]

O.J. Simpson's lawyers say they don't want the families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman in the courtroom during the trial.

They're afraid the presence of the family members will just remind O.J. of how much more killing he still has to do.

[Jeffrey A Tucker @jeffreytucker]

Few people understand how fully degraded search became after 2020. In the before times, results were driven by user experience which fed algorithmic determination of credibility. Then Google flipped to prioritize "stakeholder" content. It was part of the general anti-populist revolution and clearly reflected a deep-state push.

At the same time, publicly available tools to examine the traffic of any site were made to vanish. This is all part of pushing messaging to the public and massively marginalizing creative and offbeat content. Today, the results of search reflects someone else's views of how you should think and not actually what the people are proven to want.

This gigantic change was never announced. Nor did the status quo ante return after lockdowns were over. The internet of today is completely unlike the internet of 2019. Now with AI driving most results, ruling class orthodoxies are ever more ascendent.

[greg @greg16676935420]

A Waymo drove through a farmers market today in Denver

If this was a Tesla every news site would have 40,000 articles about it already