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When I was 1 years old a bunch of Muslims hijacked planes and flew them into the most awe inspiring buildings ever erected and killed 3000 people.
Every year in school we would have a moment of silence and I remember kids and teachers fucking sobbing because they lost loved ones or just from the trauma of experiencing it. The dust from the explosion has claimed the lives of about 6000 more people since. Air travel has deteriorated in quality and connivence more and more every year since. The social fabric of my country has changed in ways I can’t even qualify. We had to design car proof barriers becasue they try to run us down at Christmas events. People from my highschool had to flee Egypt because they were Christian.
I could name countless more examples but I’ve made my point. Islam has affected us all in ways people don’t even understand.
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In Japan, everyone knows that Mount Fuji in December is not a sightseeing trail. It is a wall of solid ice and howling wind.
In December 2011, just months after helping Japan recover from the Great East Japan Tsunami during Operation Tomodachi, U.S. Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal 1st Class Corey Baughman was climbing Mount Fuji on leave.
Near the summit, he watched another climber lose his footing and plunge 600 meters down the steep, icy slope.
Most people would have called emergency services from the ridge and prayed. At that altitude in winter, descending off-trail is a death sentence.
Baughman and an experienced climber led a small group of volunteers straight down the ice to reach the fallen man.
The climber was still alive, semi-conscious and broken. No helicopter could reach them where they were. So Baughman and three others physically carried him down the steep, frozen mountainside until they found an empty mountain hut as night fell.
What happened inside that hut sounds like a movie script, except every word is recorded in his official U.S. Navy citation.
The temperature outside dropped to an estimated negative 30 degrees Fahrenheit.
They had almost no survival gear.
They had no water.
A fire broke out inside the mountain hut.
Frostbite and hypothermia were setting in on all of them.
All night long, in negative 30 degree cold, Baughman fought frostbite, put out the fire, and kept administering lifesaving first aid to a complete stranger until a Japanese rescue helicopter could finally fly in the next morning.
When he was later awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Medal at the Colorado State Capitol, Baughman refused to call himself a hero:
"It is its own reward when you find yourself in a position to do something worthwhile and you are able to do it."
He came to Japan to help us after the tsunami. And even on his day off on a frozen mountain, he refused to let a stranger die alone.
Thank you, Petty Officer Baughman. Thank you, America.
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I'm Japanese. Watching your midterm results roll in on Tuesday night broke my heart.
Republicans lost ground. A wave of Muslim and radical leftists just won seats across your country.
Since Tuesday, my American friends keep asking me the same question.
How did Japan stay Japan?
In Tokyo, trains leave on the exact second.
Leave your phone on a cafe table, and it is still waiting an hour later. Every year, people in Tokyo turn in over 4 billion yen in lost cash to the police.
We didn't keep this by accident.
When warships forced Japan open in 1853, our ancestors made a vow. Japanese spirit, Western technique.
Take the steel, the railways, and the factories. Leave the self-hatred at the dock.
After 1945, leftists tried to make us hate our history. We refused.
We never let guilt become a state religion the way your universities did. Nobody taught our kids that our ancestors were evil, or that the family was a crime.
Foreigners are still just 3 percent of Japan. When globalists called us closed, we didn't care. We went back to work.
A border isn't just a wall. It is a people who refuse to apologize for who they are.
But you need to hear the second half of our story before it is too late.
Japan kept its culture. Yet we are dying anyway.
In 1949, 2.7 million Japanese babies were born. Last year, it dropped below 700,000.
The left didn't do this to us. Weak conservatives did.
For thirty years, our politicians protected zombie corporations and old voters while crushing young working men. You cannot raise a family on a part-time contract.
When young Japanese stopped having kids, our rural towns simply went quiet and empty.
In America, empty spaces do not stay empty.
Your system priced young Americans out of homes, marriage, and children. Your schools taught them to be ashamed of their own heritage.
At the exact same time, you opened the gates.
You brought in millions from the Islamic world who do not share your values. They have big families, and they have zero intention of assimilating.
They do not apologize for their religion or their culture. They are fiercely proud of it. And they vote as a tribe.
Once that happens, elections stop being about tax cuts.
Elections become a headcount.
A proud culture that has children will always outvote and replace an aging culture that hates itself.
Look at Tuesday night's map. That isn't just a bad midterm cycle. That is your country slipping away in real time.
Stop letting spineless politicians sell out your young people for cheap foreign labor and corporate donors.
You don't save a nation just by praising the past.
You save it by locking the gates, fighting for your own young families, and having children to hand your country to.
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Thune: Senate Republicans "will not stand idly by" as Democrats try "to unwind everything we've done"
Why didn't John Thune actually fight to pass the SAVE Act instead of just talking about it?
Is he one of the biggest reasons why the Republicans lost?
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🚨 Nick Shirley asked an Iranian American what he thinks about what's going on with Iran, and he said it's 47 YEARS TOO LATE. He said they needed this 47 years ago, but nobody had the balls to do it except Trump (his words, not mine)! He said the head of the snake has been cut off, and once Iran becomes a normal democracy, second only to Israel in the Middle East, the whole world will be rid of terrorism.
Thank you @nickshirleyy for letting people like him be heard! 🇺🇸 CNN in the trash media would never dare give voice to the truth!
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Man: I'm Iranian American.
Nick: What do you think about what's going on?
Man: 47 years too late! We needed this 47 years ago, but no one had, excuse the French, the balls to do it besides Trump! With this, the head of the snake is cut off, and you will see, once Iran becomes a normal democracy, second only to Israel in the Middle East, the whole world will be shed of terrorism.
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🚨 WOW! The New York Times just found a random voter in Ohio who DROPPED this line: "I'd rather pay $10 for gas than vote for the Democrats."
He voted with his wife.
He said — Trump's economy is catching up.
He said we're digging out from the Biden hole.
HE IS A FREAKING PATRIOT!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸
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She didn't say anything for a long time.
Then she walked away.
I thought I was in serious trouble.
Five minutes later, she came back. Pushing a second hospital bed.
Together, we lifted Harold into it, very quietly, and pushed it right up against June's. Side by side.
He didn't wake up. Neither did she. Their hands were still touching.
The night manager whispered, "I didn't see him either."
June went home nine days later. Harold stayed every night.
Last month, a new line went up on our ward, under the old rule:
"Except husbands and wives of more than 50 years."
Someone wrote "June & Harold" underneath it in pen.
Nobody's rubbed it off.
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USA. A commercial gym.
I lay down beneath an iron bar that was clearly engineered to hold a highway bridge together, and I prepared to die quietly.
In my homeland, if a man is crushed by iron in public, he accepts his fate in silence so he does not inconvenience the people on the treadmills.
Here, I made the mistake of asking a man the size of a vending machine for a spot.
His name was "Big" Kev.
Kev ripped off his headphones as if he had been waiting since birth for this summons, and two more strangers, "CJ" and "2-Plate" Trey, immediately sprinted over to surround my head.
"How many we hitting, bro?" Kev asked.
"One," I said. "If the gods permit."
"Nah, you got three in the tank!" Trey roared directly into my forehead. "LIGHTWEIGHT, BABY!"
It was not lightweight.
A feather is light. A spring breeze is light.
This was a small Honda Civic resting on my sternum.
I lowered the bar to my chest, where it immediately established permanent residency.
It did not move. I made a small sound like a stepping on a frog.
Instantly, all three men leaned in like a Formula One pit crew.
"Push! Drive through the floor!" CJ screamed.
"Stay tight! Lock it out, king!" Trey barked.
Kev reached down with two fingers, hooked the bar, and deadlifted at least eighty pounds of the weight himself while my arms merely traveled upward as passengers.
We racked the bar. I sat up, gasping for oxygen, and bowed to thank Kev for saving my windpipe.
Kev looked me dead in the eye and committed perjury.
"Bro, I didn't even touch the bar," Kev said. "That was all you."
"Zero assistance," CJ lied without blinking. "Pure solo lift, my guy."
I stared at them. They stared at me.
Three American witnesses had just sworn under oath that I possessed superhuman strength. To correct them now would be to call them liars.
"Throw another ten on each side!" Trey cheered. "He didn't even struggle!"
I wanted to tell him that my left lung had collapsed.
Instead, I nodded calmly. A samurai does not confess that he can no longer feel his thumbs.
By set four, I was no longer participating in the exercise.
Kev was essentially doing upright rows with my barbell while I lay flat on my back holding my hands in the air like an overturned beetle.
"ALL YOU, WARRIOR!" Kev bellowed, veins bulging in his neck as he lifted the entire bar off my throat. "YOU didn't even need me!"
When we finally finished, the whole corner of the gym applauded my strength.
Kev slapped my shoulder, which dislocated slightly.
"Same weight tomorrow?" Kev asked.
"Yes," I said with total serenity, and then used both legs to push the exit door open because my arms no longer worked.
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On August 31, 2025, an American father and his twenty-year-old son stepped over 12,000-volt power lines in Fort Montgomery, New York, to pull a sixty-five-year-old stranger out of a burning SUV seconds before it exploded.
One year later, the father was awarded the Carnegie Medal, America's highest honor for civilian heroism. His twenty-year-old son, who ran into the fire first, was officially declared ineligible for the medal.
When you learn why, you will understand everything that is still great about the United States of America.
That evening on Route 9W near West Point, David Denton's SUV crashed into a utility pole and burst into flames. The impact snapped primary distribution cables carrying over 12,000 volts of live electricity, draping them directly under and around the burning car.
Why did other drivers stay back on the road? Because 12,000 volts of live current can arc through rubber soles or metal frames and stop a human heart instantly.
Twenty-year-old Larry Pickett Jr., a safety on the Army Black Knights football team at the United States Military Academy at West Point, and his forty-six-year-old father, Larry Pickett Sr., did not hesitate.
Stepping carefully over the live high-voltage wires as flames licked the hood, the young cadet wrenched open the driver's door and unbuckled the dazed sixty-five-year-old man.
When his father slipped near a live wire, he got right back up, grabbed Denton's legs while his son lifted the man's chest, and carried him across Route 9W just seconds before the entire SUV was swallowed by a fireball.
Why was the twenty-year-old son denied the civilian Carnegie Medal given to his father? Because as a sworn West Point cadet in the United States Army, risking his life to save an innocent citizen is considered his everyday duty.
A civilian gets a medal for walking through fire. An American soldier just calls it Sunday.
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“The rich are not paying their fair share.”
I have some thoughts on fairness. Wanna hear ‘em?
Here in Denver, we have a street called Colfax. They say it’s the longest continuous commercial avenue in the nation. It’s where you’ll find Casa Bonita.
If you drive a few blocks on any section of Colfax, we you will encounter several able-bodied hobos. If you drive the length of Colfax, you will encounter HUNDREDS of them, and that’s just Colfax. Denver is teeming with hobos.
(Note on terminology: You may find the word “hobo” distasteful, but we all understand the difference between a homeless person and a hobo, even if some of us pretend not to. I have a cousin who pretends he doesn’t understand the difference between people and sheep, but that’s a story for another day. When a person pretends there is no difference between hobos and homeless, then I question their empathy for the homeless.)
Where was I? Oh, yeah… Denver’s army of hobos. They are mostly young, mostly white, physically healthy, young men who have chosen to do fuck-all with their one and only turn on this planet.
On this question of fairness, then, what’s THEIR fair share?
What would Denver look like if these able-bodied people contributed to the common good in any way whatsoever? What if, instead of littering, and shitting, and vandalizing, they contributed their “fair share”?
Societies are challenging to think about, at least for me. Families are easier, so let’s do this. Imagine I have two teenaged children: Werky and Loafy. Werky is motivated, conscientious, and inquisitive. She does fine in school and plans to go to college.
Loafy ditches class, smokes pot, and spends time in expensive rehab centers. She’s every bit as capable as Werky, but she lacks inquisitiveness and work ethic.
How should I treat these two kids?
Here’s what many families would do: the parents would funnel most of their time, money, and attention to Loafy because Loafy says life is difficult, and she just can’t make a go of it. Her mother and I might try to keep her on track, but Loafy will wear us down because we are working harder than she is. Eventually, we will relent to her demands that we make life easy on her.
There’s an economic principle that applies to every human interaction: you get more of what you subsidize. That means every time we cater to Loafy’s lack of initiative, Loafy becomes likelier to Loaf.
Meanwhile, Werky sucks it up and makes do with less… Less time with her exhausted parents, less money toward her needs and her education, and less attention. To make matters worse, Loafy resents Werky’s success. Someday, Werky will also become resentful, but Loafy will be the first to discover the power of that particular emotion.
By the time Werky is ready to embark on adulthood, she has enjoyed much less guidance from her parents than Loafy, and Loafy has burned through money that might otherwise have helped Werky pay for college.
The cost to Werky is largely invisible, for two reasons.
First, we don’t tend to track resources we never see. We don’t monitor the absence of a thing. It’s just how our minds work. However, we still respond to the incentives and disincentives, even when we don’t realize we’re doing it.
Second, families tend to favor those in need. Most social animals do. For example, groundhogs will put themselves at risk for other groundhogs by standing guard and making themselves conspicuous to predators. The closer the familial relation, the more risk any given groundhog will assume for another. Complex social animals tend toward self-sacrifice, and it usually serves the common good.
But we’re not groundhogs. Loafy has agency, and her loafing harms the common good.
Continued…
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I am sick to fucking death of being lectured by the political class and pundits on Paxton. I held my nose and voted for that Beltway Cockroach Cornyn 4 times. How about you vote against the communists instead of virtue signaling your disdain for the Republican primary winner? You think we liked voting for Cornyn? It pissed me off to vote for him but I did it anyway.
Also, if you think you’re going to “teach us a lesson” by crossing the aisle or sitting it out… GFY.
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A 15 year old is charged with shooting into a homecoming crowd.
He faces at least 12 charges.
And he has a record. At 15.
Anthony Rivers III is charged with 11 counts of attempted 2nd degree murder and possession of a firearm by a delinquent.
Shots rang out just before 8pm Saturday outside FAMU's Bragg Memorial Stadium after the homecoming game.
The crowd was packed with students, alumni, families and food vendors.
12 people were hurt.
11 shot and 1 injured running from gunfire.
6 victims were kids, the youngest was 11, and 1 was a victim's grandmother.
As of Monday, 1 victim was critical and 2 had serious injuries.
Police say a fistfight broke out first, and none of the victims appear to have been the intended targets.
The "delinquent" gun charge means he was already barred from having a gun, and the Tallahassee Democrat reports he has faced criminal charges before.
A judge ordered him held without bond, and State Attorney Jack Campbell says he'll be prosecuted as an adult.
When the judge read the charges, his mother said over Zoom, "This is a lie," according to the Democrat.
Police say more arrests are possible.
A 15 year old with a record had a gun and fired into a crowd of families.
A life thrown away like it was nothing.
Charge him as the adult he acted like, and protect society at the same time.
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People online love mocking Japan with atomic bomb jokes, yet Nagasaki—a city literally reduced to ashes 80 years ago—is cleaner, safer, and far more stunning than Paris or Brasília today.
No excuses. No victim mentality. Just pure resilience, discipline, and silent work.
True greatness isn't barking on the internet. It's building something beautiful from zero.
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AOC SAYS SHE'S A GIRL'S GIRL. LET ME EXPLAIN GIRLS TO HER LIKE SHE'S THREE. 👧👦
At a town hall in Portland, Maine, AOC said she supports trans women in women's sports "because I'm a girl's girl."
Okay, sweetie. Sit down. Get your juice box. Auntie Selene is going to explain how this works, and I'm going to use small words, because clearly the big ones haven't been working.
There are two kinds of people.
👦 People with a dong.
👧 People with no dong.
That's it. That's the list. Even a toddler at daycare figures this out by snack time.
For thousands of years, dong people were called "men." No-dong people were called "women." It worked great. Nobody needed a town hall.
Now, the rules. Follow along.
📏 RULE 1: You are what you were born with. Not what you bought. Not what you announced. Not what your pronoun sticker says. Born with. That's the whole rule.
🏀 RULE 2: The dong team plays on the dong team. The no-dong team plays on the no-dong team. This is why there's an NBA and a WNBA. See how easy that was? The NBA is going to love this. Finally, a rule simpler than the flopping policy.
🏊 RULE 3: If you have a dong, you don't get to swim in the no-dong pool, run on the no-dong track or change in the no-dong locker room. You get your own. It's very nice. It has a dong sign on the door.
🥇 RULE 4: Medals go to the fastest no-dong in the no-dong race. A UN report found more than 600 female athletes lost over 890 medals to male competitors. Some girl's girl, AOC. Those 600 girls would like a word.
🎓 RULE 5: Scholarships, roster spots and podiums on the no-dong team belong to no-dongs. Period. (Get it? Period? Only one team has those.)
👶 RULE 6: If a three year old can pick the right bathroom door, dong sign or no-dong sign, a Congresswoman can sort a swim meet.
Now let me be clear about me. I am a no-dong person. Proudly. I like dongs. Big fan. Long time supporter. Married one. Four kids should tell you exactly how big a fan. Girly girls love dongs. Some no-dong people don't, and that's okay too. Love who you love. But if two no-dongs want a baby, at some point they're going to need a dong. Or at least some dong by-products. Science doesn't do participation trophies. 😉 And I'm STILL a girly girl. You know why? What I cheer for is my business. What I was born with is what makes me a girl.
You want to be a girl's girl, AOC? Stand up for the girl who trained for 12 years and lost her spot on the podium to someone who went through male puberty. She's a girl. She'd love a girl's girl right about now.
Right now you're a girl at a town hall telling other girls to sit down and clap.
Dong. No dong. Two teams. Nap time. 🧃🦋
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