Tim V

[Tim V @TVacc01]

@TheLastRefuge2 Him or Vance, who’s busy feigning some opposition to fighting for Israel because he knows how unpopular this war is with the MAGA base

[Tim V @TVacc01]

@9mmsmg Strategic retreat. Elon is a snake (case in point, Christmas crashout)

[Tim V @TVacc01]

@War4theWest Mainstream republicans use their power for money. The democrats use their money to get more power. We need more MAGA republicans to fix anything. People who actually want to make America great again.

[Kangmin Lee | 이강민 @kangminlee]

I know I'm late to this conversation, but I think a guy whose family has been in America for 8 generations should get priority when it comes to access to American jobs over someone who has never set foot in America.

Call me woke right idc, but the H1-B visa program is just a revolving door scheme for foreigners with no love nor allegiance to this country to continue to flood America with millions of other foreigners while displacing America’s native stock and Christian peoples. And most of this is happening from Indian Hindus.

American jobs should be for AMERICANS first.

"Aren't you an immigrant Kangmin?"

Yeah but I didn't choose to move here, my family did when I was young. But I also understand that my people did not build this nation and I am a non-native inhabitant of this country. I don't believe it's right for me to try to displace my host country with millions of foreigners and try to change its demographics, culture, and language. It's patently absurd to say I'm just as American as someone who can trace his ancestry back to America's founding just because I have legal documents that declare me an American. It's like if a random Frenchman moved to South Korea and started claiming they're just as Korean as my cousins in Korea. It's so absurd flat on its face, yet if you point this out in the West, you're incessantly berated as racist and bigoted.

There needs to be an immigration moratorium in America for at least 2 generations until America can figure out what the heck its identity and unifying culture is. Right now, America does not have any coherent national identity or social cohesion. And muh capitalism and muh meritocracy is the thinnest foundation to form civic society on, which will inevitably devolve into rampant avarice and degeneracy. There is no unifying culture to assimilate to anymore because of the onslaught of multiculturalism.

Nations are a HOME to a shared people of shared history, culture, and ancestry. They are an extension of your own home and community, not an economic zone or just mere plots of land to plunder. Immigration should be highly exclusive, selective, and rare if it happens for cases of generational talent/skills or true asylum, but it's gotten so out of hand in America that unless there's an immigration moratorium, America will just become enclaves of drastically different people groups with different religions & value systems inhabiting the same plot of land (which it kinda already has become).

I want America to be America. I want Korea to be Korea. I want India to be India. I don't want America to be India. I don't want Korea to be America. I don't want India to be Korea.

The preservation of your home is not born from irrational hatred of others but a genuine love for your people and nation.

Globalism is a cancer and Satanic. Stop letting materialism and muh GDP become your only metric of what is good and necessary. Love for your people and your nation means more than just new inventions and more money. But if every other group is allowed to have in-group preferences, I don't see why Western Europeans and Americans can't either.

"Citizenship is a spiritual experience, not a legal relationship." - Michael Oakeshott

[Tim V @TVacc01]

@TheLastRefuge2 Mexico or Brazil if you can count those

[Tim V @TVacc01]

@TheLastRefuge2 How confident are you that we can overcome these challenges in 2024?? Very nervous about this election over here as are millions of us😩

[TheLastRefuge @TheLastRefuge2]

Translation through the prism of *ballot manipulation* within the state. "Trump is probably up [11 to 12] percent in Pennsylvania",,,

10% is the margin of ballot fraud.

[Tim V @TVacc01]

@DudespostingWs Huge W as long as they’re not substituting with something worse

[Tim V @TVacc01]

@TheLastRefuge2 Very well said, there’s a long road ahead of us to get things back on track. We need strong leaders in all levels of government working for the people

[Tim V @TVacc01]

@DocNetyoutube PA is incredibly corrupt, that’s the issue leading to this election. In my blue county I see nothing but Trump signs and supporters. Very little genuine support for Kamala

[Tim V @TVacc01]

@TheLastRefuge2 At this point, why do we even have this agency? Useless 😡

[Tim V @TVacc01]

@TheLastRefuge2 @RickHinshaw @grok How do we fight back effectively against this? It seems there are always going to be n+1 phony ballots waiting to be scanned in the middle of the night

[Tim V @TVacc01]

@9mmsmg Didn’t even have to think about it, India

[Tim V @TVacc01]

@TheLastRefuge2 Do you think it can be beaten this time around? Nothing seems to have changed to actually crack down on the fraud

[Tim V @TVacc01]

@TheLastRefuge2 Why is no one going after these fraudsters?

[Sean Davis @seanmdav]

Nobody wants to hear this because of the implications, but oh well: Joe Biden’s security regime deliberately and with malice aforethought created the conditions that led to an assassin shooting Donald Trump in the head. It is by the grace of God that he lived and our nation is not currently in the midst of a violent civil war.

They deliberately starved Trump’s security team of the resources it needed. And they did it repeatedly, over many weeks and months.

With Trump’s security detail understaffed, under-resourced, and stretched to its limits, Biden’s security regime diverted even more resources to a hastily planned Jill Biden event that just happened to be in the area.

Biden’s security regime then ordered the most obvious assassination perch in the entire area to remain outside the main security perimeter.

Furthermore, Biden’s Secret Service director ordered law enforcement and counter-snipers OFF the roof that the assassin used.

If that weren’t enough, Biden’s security regime also refused to block line of sight from the assasssin’s perch to Trump’s location.

When law enforcement radioed in a suspicious person using a laser range finder at the building and even took photos of him, nothing was done to detain the assassin.

The assassin was so obviously a threat that bystanders at the event begged law enforcement to stop him, but nothing happened.

And even as snipers on the roof near Trump saw a gunman on the roof, Biden’s security regime refused to have agents immediately surround Trump and remove him from the stage to protect him from being shot.

Given the lies and nonsense from both Biden’s DHS secretary and his Secret Service director, it’s increasingly difficult to believe this was a just a series of independent mistakes. In contrast, when you look at the entire picture, what you see better resembles a deliberate plan to make Trump vulnerable but to appear at first glance to be just a couple of innocent mistakes.

And when you add in how little information we’ve been given about the about the shooter—apparently the only person on earth not on the Internet—you begin to wonder if maybe a group of people at a different three-letter agency might have been working on a parallel track to find and encourage people to take action against Trump at the very same time he was kept vulnerable by Biden’s regime.

We know this happens, because the FBI did it with Gretchen Whitmer: it recruited and urged disturbed individuals to buy weapons and put together a plan to kidnap her. In that case, the FBI wanted a story it could use to slime right-wingers. So it created the story itself.

What happens when an agency like that, or maybe even another three-letter agency, decides instead that it’s had enough of Trump? Some former FBI employees might even call it an “insurance policy.”

So who was the shooter talking to in the hours, days, and weeks ahead of the event? Who was he meeting with? Did anyone suggest or nudge or urge him to go to the Trump rally in Butler? Did anyone suggest or point out to him the building he eventually used? Was he told at any time to not worry about security?

The FBI told us almost immediately that while it couldn’t open the assassin’s phone, it knew he acted alone. That’s kind of strange, when you think about it. They told us almost immediately that they identified him by DNA, despite him having no criminal record. They also said they found explosives in his car. Why didn’t they just identify him by his plates or registration or next of kin identification? That’s pretty weird, too.

At some point you just have to say enough with the lies. We saw what they did with the Russia hoax. We saw the Kavanaugh hoax. We saw the COVID origin hoax. We saw the Ukraine hoax, the stolen election, the J6 op, and then the armed Mar-a-Lago raid and the myriad illegal cases against Trump.

They called him Hitler. They said he was an existential threat. They said he would destroy democracy. They said he was the most dangerous person on earth.

Then the denied him security. The kept the rooftop open. They watched the shooter and did nothing. They kept Trump on that stage. And they didn’t do a damn thing until after he had been shot in the head.

And we’re all supposed to believe it was just an innocent oopsie?

[Tim V @TVacc01]

@DocNetyoutube 🤮

[Tim V @TVacc01]

@9mmsmg NOOOOOOOOOOO

[Tim V @TVacc01]

@9mmsmg Not surprising but painful to watch. The USA is done. Welcome to the Soviet states of America.

[Tim V @TVacc01]

@WallStreetSilv Great way to drive everyone out of your city!