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Replying to @HavocTwoOne
Yes they really said that, and it gets worse… 🤦♂️ Here’s the video he’s referencing.
Nah… It’s Chicago. Even in 1990, I’d expect to pay a little more to get pizza delivered. Kevin’s cheese pizza, just for him, was $11.80. The family ordered ten pizzas and paid $12.25 each before tip. That sounds about right for Chicago back then.
Valuing her relationship more than attention from strangers? Good for her.
This dude’s gonna die within a month, god-forbid something like this ever does happen.
There are a ton of real-world examples of what happens to the naive when the rule of law breaks down. Bosnia, Sierra Leone, Haiti, Rhodesia, Congo, Somalia, Soviet Union, etc.
Trust no one.
Their 5th Generation Warfare video will be out this weekend on YT, or get a sneak peek over on their Patreon. A lesson your kids will never get in school.
Chefs kiss🤌
🎥: Dirty Civilian
Before commuting a sentence, governors should have to sit through the full details of the crime and hear from the victims’ families, or advocates. Every case deserves individual scrutiny. Mass commutation is bullshit.
Charles Ng abducted multiple women & children between 1984–85, holding them captive, raping, torturing, & videotaping their abuse. Ng was sentenced to death in 1999 for murdering 11 people; nine adults & two small children.
This is just one example…
I would suggest keeping your forced injection at least 1,000 yards away from me.
On a totally unrelated note; the maximum effective range for the .308 loaded with 175-grain Sierra Matchking is ~1,000 yards. Can I hit anything out that far? Don’t know…
Merely an observation.
I measure in centimeters so the number’s bigger.
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Steven retweeted
With new clarity on Trump, we should speak frankly about his decision March 13-16, 2020, to approve and then champion the most despotic and previously unthinkable policies in US history, including forced universal human separation (6 feet no less), wreckage of small business, school closures, court closures, several trillion in spending and printing, murderous hospital protocols, and signing off on legislation that enabled massive voter fraud, among other outrages.
This was his decision as president. He approved everything Fauci wanted. Yes, he changed his mind several months later but it was too late. Then there's the great inoculation. Trump actually believed the hokum that the lab-created virus could be un-created with an injection – the most preposterous idea that anyone with a first-year medical text could have debunked in one conversation. Did he make that call? No, he trusted industrial ghouls and their agency assets.
Please don't tell me this was only the governors. We have every receipt not to mention hours of press conferences. I wrote an entire book about this that came out in October 2020.
Why in the world was he reelected in 2024? Because the decrepit hologram who succeeded him after he lost in 2020 was even worse, because he forced the injection on the population even while inviting in millions of migrants without a care about disease at all, while censoring all critics on social media.
So Trump was already the worst president ever until his successor was even worse, leaving voters with no choice but to tag the previous guy to fix what he started. He did not. He didn't want to hear about it. He never admitted a single error. Then came Covid 2.0 which was the Iran War: similar model (stamp out the bad thing) and same calamitous results.
The poor suffering American people. It's humiliating. Regardless of the midterm outcomes, nearly everyone agrees that this entire class of rulers and their sponsors has to go. To be sure, Trump 2.0 did some good early on, some wonderful things but the program derailed and then reversed, just like the first term.
$25-30 can get enough step-off water to last a family of 4 about 7 days. And Cana Provisions has tools like the H2gO that give you the ability to purify water indefinitely (as long as you have salt for the brine).
You don’t need a fictional apocalypse to justify storing water. Something as ordinary as a contaminated municipal water supply could leave you without safe drinking water for a week.
But if something catastrophic happens, your family will look to you for answers. When the tap runs dry and you’re down to your last few bottles, you better have an answer when they ask, “What are we going to do?”
If your entire plan is “I’ll just go to the store,” look up Sarajevo, Mariupol, or communities caught in the fighting in Syria, Haiti, and Sudan. Look up what happened when the Soviet Union fell. You can’t count on grocery stores having what you need, or being able to safely get there and back. Empty shelves, blocked roads, and local violence can turn “I’ll just go to the store” into a plan that falls apart when your family needs it most.
*This isn’t the best way to store water, and it’s not all I have put back. But if you haven’t stored anything, it shows how easy it is to get started.
When you turn an entire political party and its agenda into a cult of personality, then attack anyone who dares question Dear Leader, you turn people off.
When you govern by executive fiat and constantly gaslight people who are struggling to pay their bills that the economy is roaring because the Nasdaq & S&P500 are at record highs, don’t act surprised when they tune you out.
When several of your biggest podcast hosts and commentators openly praise Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin, and their peers can’t be bothered to challenge them, you turn people off.
Most people don’t have any idea how bad the consequences of this election will be 10 years from now, and I’ll be here for the next decade to say “I told you so!”
Great. Fucking. Job. 👏👏👏
























