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Two Muslim cops in New York stopped a nurse for no apparent reason other than that she was walking her dog. They cornered her and threatened to seize her dog. When confronted, they got angry and couldn’t say what law she had broken. This is what happens when you give these people power. All I can say is that she was lucky there were passersby, because it was 3 AM and things could’ve ended much worse.

This video is quite unlike anything I ever produced before. Years ago this would have required a ton of money, resources, and a big team. I did this entirely on my own - concept, script, narration, images, editing audio and video, etc. This is NOT "AI". This is CGI that required different programs including @SuperGrok and others to create a darker style of the 1960s Rankin/Bass stop-motion holiday specials. Remember those awesome puppet animations with their staccato, toy-like movement that features detailed, miniature sets, handmade puppets, and that sorta cozy, dreamlike aesthetic? I loved all that. You probably did, too. I did something different though and it was a lot of work. Kindly watch this, and if you enjoy it, please share it here on X. Thank you.

Good job Senator Hawley! Keep up the good work.!!!

🚨 WOW! Traitor Elissa Slotkin just got caught on undercover video admitting they’re going after Trump and his cabinet. She said Democrats already have “signature cases” lined up for EVERY committee to prosecute the most “egregious” ones the moment they take the majority. She even went to Hungary to study how they cleaned up after removing their “authoritarian leader.” Then she named the White House ballroom, the reflecting pool, and $200 million from Defense. “That’s what you’ll see basically in January.” These people are absolutely sick. They are everything they claim Trump is. 👇

True American Patriot 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

My Fellow Citizens of the Free World, and especially those who yet retain the name and spirit of a free people, I have read the account of the troubles that now afflict France with a heavy heart, and with that same sober attention I once gave to the disorders that threatened our own infant republic. Nations, like men, are not exempt from the consequences of their own choices. Where a people cease to insist upon the supremacy of their own laws, the unity of their customs, and the fidelity of those who enter their borders, the bonds of society loosen, and authority itself becomes a shadow. It was ever my conviction that a free government rests upon the character of its citizens. We admitted strangers to our shores, yet we required of them that they cast off former allegiances and adopt the principles of our Constitution, the language of our laws, and the habits of ordered liberty. Those who came merely to transplant the disorders of the places they left were not welcomed as brethren, but regarded as a danger to the common peace. A republic that cannot distinguish between the friend who seeks to share its burdens and the guest who would remake its house after his own fashion will soon find its foundations undermined. The scenes you describe, of authority withdrawn from whole districts, of public monuments defaced, of the instruments of order held in contempt, are not the ordinary complaints of youth or the transient grievances of a single season. They are the natural fruits of a policy that has, for many years, preferred the appearance of liberality to the substance of cohesion. When the rulers of a nation spend their treasure and their credit upon measures that enlarge the number of those who feel no obligation to its ancient institutions, they purchase for themselves a temporary quiet at the price of future strength. The public debt and the public disorder are but two faces of the same neglect. I do not pretend that every stranger is an enemy, nor that every native is a patriot. Virtue and vice are not confined to birthplace. Yet history, both ancient and modern, teaches that a people divided by irreconcilable habits, languages, and loyalties cannot long maintain a free government. Faction is the mortal disease of republics, and when that faction is nourished by the very policies of the state, the remedy becomes more difficult with every year that passes. To the leaders of France, and to those of every nation that has opened its gates without a corresponding demand for assimilation, I would offer the counsel I once gave my own countrymen: guard with jealous care the purity of your public morals, the integrity of your borders, and the supremacy of your laws. Do not suffer the temporary interests of party, or the fashion of the day, to persuade you that a people may renounce its own character and yet retain its liberty. The experiment of a free government is not easily repeated, and once the common confidence that binds a nation is broken, no proclamation or ministry can restore it. Let those who still love their country act with prudence and firmness. Restore the authority of the law where it has been surrendered. Require of every inhabitant the same duties and the same loyalty that you demand of your own sons. Prefer the solid advantages of a united people to the vain hopes of a heterogeneous multitude. For in the end, a nation that will not defend its own inheritance will find that it has nothing left to bequeath. I remain, with the respect due to every sincere lover of order and liberty, G. Washington

Here we go again.

Britain just told homeowners: leave it empty for 6 months and the council TAKES your keys. You still “own” it. THEY collect the rent. Give it to a family “in need.” For 7 years. They INSIST this is not confiscation. This is EXACTLY how the Bolsheviks ABOLISHED private property.