Ryan Clair

[The White House @WhiteHouse]

Today, we remember a legend.

On this day in history, Harambe would have celebrated another birthday. An icon that became part of internet history, American culture, and an entire generation’s timeline.

Tomorrow marks 10 years since we lost him. Ten years since the moment the world stopped scrolling and collectively mourned something bigger than a meme.

He became a symbol of loyalty, strength, chaos, unity, and the strange beauty of the internet bringing millions of people together for one cause: never forgetting Harambe.

Everyone remembers where they were when they heard the news. And somehow, a decade later, his legacy still lives on.

Gone, but never forgotten.
Rest easy to a true patriot. 🕊️🇺🇸

May 27, 1999 — May 28, 2016
Forever in our hearts.

[doomer @uncledoomer]

remember when youd get permabanned from twitter, youtube, facebook, debanked from your debit card, shitcanned from your job, etc for even suggesting that anthony fauci wasnt the absolute paragon of morality saving us from a deadly naturally occurring pandemic?

[InfantryDort @infantrydort]

“But the curse of every ancient civilization was that its men in the end became unable to fight. Materialism, luxury, safety, even sometimes an almost modern sentimentality, weakened the fibre of each civilized race in turn; each became in the end a nation of pacifists, and then each was trodden under foot by some ruder people that had kept that virile fighting power the lack of which makes all other virtues useless and sometimes even harmful.”

-Teddy Roosevelt

[FischerKing @FischerKing64]

Imagine you are a working father living in the Midwest, you make 75k a year. You can support your family, but you're not rich. You worry about paying for college. Then you read about some Somalian stealing $1m out of federal healthcare programs.

$1 million for the normal guy would eliminate an enormous amount of his stress. The college thing would be covered. Retirement wouldn't appear so daunting. It's why guys like this buy lottery tickets. And instead he pays into the system and watches "newcomers" make a complete ass out of him. This fraud is bad financially, but it just makes a mockery of all the hard work of normal people and tears away at the social fabric.

[Joseph Kahn @JosephKahn]

Hollywood is a highschool collection of mean kids who love bullying anyone who falls out of line. The level of fear-biting sociopathy is bizarre.

[Ryan Clair @RyanClair]

@gothburz Not reading all that

[Jennifer Griffin @JenGriffinFNC]

Statement from Norwegian Prime Minister about Trump letter:

Statement from Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre regarding communications with President Donald Trump.
'I can confirm that this is a text message that I received yesterday afternoon from President Trump. It came in response to a short text message from me to President Trump sent earlier on the same day, on behalf of myself and the President of Finland Alexander Stubb. In our message to Trump we conveyed our opposition to his announced tariff increases against Norway, Finland and select other countries. We pointed to the need to de-escalate and proposed a telephone conversation between Trump, Stubb and myself on the same day. The response from Trump came shortly after the message was sent. It was his decision to share his message with other NATO leaders,' said Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre.
'Norway’s position on Greenland is clear. Greenland is a part of the Kingdom of Denmark, and Norway fully supports the Kingdom of Denmark on this matter. We also support that NATO in a responsible way is taking steps to strengthen security and stability in the Arctic. As regards the Nobel Peace Prize, I have clearly explained, including to president Trump what is well known, the prize is awarded by an independent Nobel Committee and not the Norwegian Government,' said the Prime Minister.

[John Goddard @nonestlex]

Travelling to America as an Australian is terrifying.

Because living in Australia, we're sheltered. We're far from the rest of the world.

Our State Sponsored Media tells you that Australia has the best of everything in the world. That our culture and lifestyle is unmatched.

But as soon as you arrive in America it is blindingly obvious how false that is. America feels explosive, alive, chaotic, rich. It's loud, obnoxious, unapologetic.

There's no hint of tall poppy syndrome. And no constant nagging of the Nanny State.

America is accelerating into an unknown future without fear.

There are so many technological innovations here that would never see the light of day in Australia, because they would be strangled by regulation.

Australia is beautiful, sure. But it's safe, quiet, controlled.

Media and society tell you to conform, comply, be seen and not heard. Take the safe option. Be fearful of new things. Be fearful of the future.

The spark of innovation is stifled. The light of creativity is discouraged. The warmth of the collective is more important than the rugged individual.

And as time goes on, one of the two countries is going to be left behind. It's pretty clear which country that is.

So, it's terrifying.

And before I came here, everyone said I should be terrified of America. That I wouldn't be let it the country. That everyone is rioting. That Hitler runs the country.

That couldn't be further from the truth.

Their brains have been absolutely fried by Australian State Sponsored media.

[Ryan Clair @RyanClair]

@MrCassetti @elonmusk @Ryanair I formally accept this nomination. For Ryans by Ryans.

[Lina Seiche @LinaSeiche]

The problem with modern leadership is that many of us have actually never experienced it.

I didn’t realize this until I saw the difference first-hand. Where I come from (Europe), it’s normal to hate your government, and we regularly feel pretty embarrassed by the people who run our countries. We’re so used to the state throwing obstacles our way that we forget it should actually be the other way around.

Now I’m on my third year in El Salvador, and it makes perfect sense to me why the media would regularly belittle @nayibbukele’s achievements. He makes people turn around and ask their leaders why they can’t do half of what he does with 2x, 3x, 20x the resources. El Salvador is proof that crime and regression are a deliberate choice by the state.

Everything changes when your surroundings get progressively better. You subconsciously adapt your time horizon, your risk appetite, your commitment to the world before you.

Public servants should serve the people, not expect to be served by the people. Those at the helm must work their very hardest, because their work defines the opportunities for everyone else.

The fact that this is exceedingly rare doesn’t make it any less true; it only means that if we do find it, we should really seize it.

[Inevitable West @Inevitablewest]

Every left-wing Westerner should see this video before commenting on Venezuela:

[nicolas, 30 ans @nic_carter]

I can’t believe we black bagged a narco dictator without considering all available options first, like paying an NGO $100b to put on queer musical theater productions in Caracas

[Guy Benson @guypbenson]

I’d like to ask my non-conservative followers to pay attention here for a moment. I don’t need a response or a rebuttal or a ‘whatabout.’ Just read on and consider what I’m saying. Please.

We are only a few weeks removed from a leading conservative figure being shot in the throat and killed by a leftist, for and during his speech, at a public speaking event. Stunning, jarring numbers of leftist Americans justified or celebrated this assassination, aligning with multiple public polls showing that a sizable minority of leftists in this country think political violence can be acceptable.

Today — just today — many conservatives are thinking about:

(1) a major leftist statewide candidate being exposed for sending texts to a political opponent (R) explicitly hoping for the death of another conservative political opponent…along with the deaths of that opponents’ young children. He WROTE DOWN that the pain of those deaths might promote his own agenda, which would be worth it, in his estimation. This candidate is now condemning his current conservative opponent for noticing this information.

And also (2) a development in the case of a leftist would-be assassin of a conservative Supreme Court Justice, who traveled across the country, heavily armed, with the stated intent of murdering up to three right-leaning Justices because he was angry about their abortion jurisprudence. The leftist judge in the case rejected prosecutors’ request for a multi-decade sentence, giving the defense team the very lenient sentence they’d sought. The leftist judge, in her reasoning, cited the criminal’s trans identity as a factor & expressed happiness that the assassination plot and its aftermath helped with the criminal’s family therapy around the trans issue.

And also (3) yet another violent leftist attack — this time an apparent ambush — against federal immigration officers. This did not take place in Dallas, where a leftist sniper very recently went on a deadly spree while trying to murder as many ICE officers as possible. This one happened in Illinois, where the leftist governor just called these officers “jack booted thugs.” Violent attacks on these federal agents (thugs, fascists, gestapo, per various leading leftist politicians) are up approximately *one thousand percent,* per DHS.

And also (4) a prominent university being pressured into reversing its attempt to shut down a conservative event commemorating the second anniversary of the Oct 7 terrorist massacre of Jews — because, the school said, they were worried about the security situation around the event. They were referring, of course, to the violent Islamist-Leftist coalition pro-Hamas mob, which has engaged in harassment, threats, violence and murder ever since that mass slaughter.

AND YET, we see many of our leftist friends tweeting and posting about how *their opponents* are the “dangerous” and “authoritarian” “fascists.”

I ask you to try to contemplate, even for a quiet moment or two, how this might strike many of us.

That’s all for now. Thank you.

[Rod D. Martin @RodDMartin]

Question 1: Why did the FBI have 275 agents in the crowd on J6?

Question 2: Why could 275 armed FBI agents not control a disorganized, unarmed crowd if they'd wanted to?

Ohhhhhhhhhhh.

Bonus Question 3: If Nancy Pelosi turned down the 10,000 National Guard troops Trump offered to maintain security on J6 and keep the riot from happening, why did the FBI think they needed 275 agents there?

Agents who did literally nothing to control the crowd.

Ohhhhhhhhhhh.

[Jordan Kaplan @JKap415]

Surely all the people who were mad about Jimmy Kimmel losing his show are furious about this

[Daily Wire @realDailyWire]

🚨@JDVance SLAMS Dems and the MSM for inciting left-wing political violence:

"[NBC] said that immigration enforcement had detained a 5-year-old autistic girl...when you go around and lie about our law enforcement...what do you think is gonna happen?"

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[Thomas Sowell Quotes @ThomasSowell]

RFK Jr: "In 1963, my uncle awarded... the highest civilian honor to Frances Kelsey... a young scientist at NIH who came in and objected to the panel having approved thalidomide for American children."

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