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[TWTicktockevil @ticktockevil]

@donwinslow The Democratic Party cut through all the laws in America to get after the Devil Trump himself. What will they do when the Devil Trump turns round on them? Where will they hide, all the laws being flat?
How will you stand, in the winds that will follow?

[Douglass Mackey @douglassmackey]

BREAKING: A recent high school graduate testifies that she heard Karmelo Anthony say: "If you wanted me to move, you'd have to move me” and that Austin Metcalf didn't seem to want to fight. (CBS News)

In other words, Karmelo Anthony is cooked. He dared Metcalf to move him, and then stabbed him when he did.

Karmelo must get life without parole.

[Darren Grimes @darrengrimes]

When Mark Nowak says he has had to “fight for the truth” about what happened to his son, he means it literally. One of the battles he faced was preventing the force from issuing a statement describing the incident as racially aggravated, despite there being no evidence to support such a claim. Why were they so desperate to paint Henry in this way?

[Rising serpent 🇺🇸 @rising_serpent]

Nepo crackhead who banged his dead brother's widow, threw a gun in a trash can in the back of a school after lying on his background check, got paid millions by Ukrainian company for being his father's son and got pardoned by his father asks
"Do I look like I'm part of the elite?"
Yes, fucktwat. You're the definition.

[Patrick Christys @PatrickChristys]

People saying JD Vance is interfering in British democracy are wrong. He’s actually echoing the democratic wishes of the British people who have consistently voted for massive reductions in legal immigration and a total stop to illegal immigration.

[Rambo Van Halen @RamboVanHalen]

Knowledge Workers, who work in the world of the abstract, are very sensitive to social pressure. The more abstract the profession, the more "Left Leaning" they become (or pretend to become).

Contrast this to Blue Collar workers. They deal with real physical things in the real world--where there are real physical risks when they get it wrong. Because they operate in the world of "reality", they're often immune to social pressure.

[Sensurround @ShamashAran]

At this point i demand Republicans and democrats write bipartisan legislation to repeal the NFA and GCA because if you don't need an ID to vote, you shouldn't need one to buy a gun, which is a constitutional right.

[Oilfield Rando @Oilfield_Rando]

It’s illegal to stop forcing American welders and pipefitters to provide free food to unemployed foreigners

[Douglass Mackey @douglassmackey]

Karmelo Anthony felt disrespected. Therefore he had a right to stab.

Chud the Builder was disrespectful. Therefore he had no right to self-defense.

This is the “logic” of this community.

[Zojka 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇵🇱 @_Zojka]

Starmer is crying about Vance 'interfering' with our democracy, but he literally sent Labour party members to America to canvass for Kamala Harris during the US elections

[Robin Pickett @RPGpickett]

I am certain that people who are now being arrested and charged over the events of Southampton are be threatened with being held in remand if they don’t plead guilty and being told that a guilty plea will lead to a reduced sentence.

DON’T PLEAD GUILTY

Take the remand. You are being used as tokens of the fake establishment, they will incarcerate you anyway. You will stand trial in a crown court, overseen by an actual judge not some shitty ideologically captured magistrate.

STOP PLEADING GUILTY.

[travis4nh @travis4nh]

You "earned" $1M/year sitting on the board of Burisma Holdings from April 2014 to April 2019, despite having zero experience or skill.

Yeah, $5M - more than my lifetime earnings - for a do-nothing board seat sure sounds like "elite oligarch class" to me.

[FischerKing @FischerKing64]

Fear of ‘stirring up division’ led directly to the Rotherham rape gang scandal.

[Flopping Aces @FloppingAces]

For years, Washington D.C. felt like a city that had been allowed to slowly rot in plain sight. The reflecting pool sat stagnant. The grass looked tired and dead. Parks had become places regular people avoided. Restaurants closed because nobody wanted to be there after dark. The fountains didn’t run. And the people who live and work in this city every single day noticed all of it.

They noticed because they had to walk through it. They noticed because their kids asked why certain areas felt unsafe or depressing. They noticed because the capital of their country started looking and feeling like a place that had given up on itself.

Now the water is back in the reflecting pool. Real water. Clean water. The kind that actually reflects the monuments instead of hiding them behind algae. The grass has been replaced. The parks are being reclaimed.

Restaurants that had gone dark are reopening because the city no longer feels abandoned. Fountains are running again. The difference isn’t theoretical ... it’s visible the moment you walk outside.

Elites spent years telling everyone that caring about clean public spaces, working fountains, and grass that isn’t dead was shallow or unimportant. That noticing the decay made you superficial. Meanwhile, normal people who actually live here had been watching it happen in real time. They didn’t have the luxury of pretending it didn’t matter.

One side spent over a decade either ignoring the decline or actively excusing it. The other side came in and started fixing the things normal people see every day. And the people who live here can feel the difference without needing anyone to explain it to them.

Normal people always notice. They just finally have something worth noticing again.
(article below)

[Andrew Branca Show @TheBrancaShow]

This continuous liar insists there were multiple people attacking the murderer Karmelo Anthony.

There is literally zero evidence to support this lie. No video evidence. No witness evidence.

Even Anthony's OWN STATEMENTS TO POLICE repeatedly are "HE touched me." NOT "THEY touched me."

[Donald Ward @WardoftheStates]

One of the biggest things is election observers being physically removed from the process of counting votes.
Both the Democrat and Republican party (and minor parties) are allowed to have election observers monitor the ballot handling and counting process; every step of the process.
When I was a volunteer (and official) election observer for the King County GOP in 2004 with the Gubernatorial Recount I was able to physically be there in the middle of the process where I was close enough to see each individual ballot and each vote (overvote/undervote), signatures, precincts, addresses, postmarks, etc.
This was at the MBOS facility and the "Gary Ridgway Building" on East Marginal Way.
As an observer I was not allowed to interact with the tabulators or election staff. Nor intimidate them. Common sense stuff.
But I was there with every step of the process.
After the 2004-05 King County spent millions of dollars constructing a brand new county election facility. This was to be "more efficient" and "modern" after the debacle of the Rossi-Gregoire Recount.
One of the changes which occurred is party election observers were physically removed from being able to observe the ballot sorting and counting operations on the floor and were placed in a small foyer with a wall and physical window that separated them from the election staff.
Observers are now 10, 20, 30 yards away from ballot handling activities.
And every American is now familiar with this from the 2020 Presidential elections where county election workers would cardboard over these observer windows.
It all started in King County.

[Konstantin Kisin @KonstantinKisin]

The thing is, it's not just two tier policing. It's two tier everything.

[MyopicEeyore @MyopicEeyore]

If PE is going to invest in law firms, we need to repeal the American rule and force plaintiffs to pay for defendants legal costs if their suit fails. If repeal doesn’t happen, PE money will be used to manufacture even more baseless litigation / settlements than already exists.

[Saul Sadka @Saul_Sadka]

It is starting to look like people at the New York Times lured in one of Graham Platner’s victims to try to bury the story for him, but were forced to publish something watered down, due to apparent infighting, which is what came out yesterday, in a way that would leave enough grist for bad actors to portray Platner as a victim of a right-wing witch hunt, exactly as happened:

“It dawned on me that this really was a set-up all along. The journalists I trusted, who convinced me to share a story I never wanted to tell, methodically delayed and twisted this into a gift to the Platner campaign. Violating the trust of his victims. Shattering the trust I placed in them with the most vulnerable story of my life.”

[Cynical Publius @CynicalPublius]

🇺🇸As the 82nd anniversary of D-Day nears, I’d like to share a story.

The logistics/medical battalion I commanded in the 82nd Airborne Division in Afghanistan held the lineage and honors of the Division’s original medical battalion (which was company-sized on the night of June 5, 1944).

On the night of June 5, 1944, medics from the 307th Airborne Medical Company jumped in with the Division HQ, and immediately started treating casualties.

Meanwhile, the main body of the Company was loaded up on gliders and landed in a swampy area on the Cotentin Peninsula, where by midnight they had formed up and established a triage and clearing station for the stabilization and evacuation of casualties. On the evening of June 6, Major (Doctor) William H. Houston, the Company commander, was KIA due to enemy action. More reinforcements landed by glider on D+1, and for the next month the 307th stayed right at the front, stabilizing casualties and evacuating them to England.

I went to Normandy a couple of years ago, and did a deep dive on all things 82nd and 101st. As part of that, I hired an English historian to research the 307th, and we visited the sites where they landed and where they established the constantly-moving medical clearing stations.

Below is a picture of a farm building in Normandy that is now a residence. That hand you see is my historian’s, and the picture his iPad shows is the 307th’s clearing station in that same farmhouse.

I thought that was kind of amazing.

When I went to Normandy, I was surprised at how much respect the locals still have to this day for the D-Day warriors, and military tourism there is absolutely thriving, even among Gen Z. (Band of Brothers and Saving Private Ryan are big reasons, I am told.)

I think it is great that the history of that day lives on so strongly. Never forget.

I gotta go now, Episode 2 of Band of Brothers is coming on. Airborne.🇺🇸🪂🇺🇸

[Rupert Lowe MP @RupertLowe10]

Various death threats received for criticising the rampant sexism within Islam - the police have been informed.

We will not be intimidated.

I said that there is finally a political party willing to stand up for our Christian values, and I meant it.

Restore Britain.