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If you are not putting notifications on for @DataRepublican you are going to miss “it”
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Glenn Reynolds put his stamp of approval on AMERICAN WARLORD. When @Instapundit says read it, you read it.
Three days. Link below…
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ELECTIONS HAVE CONSEQUENCES, BUT SO DOES STAYING HOME! 🇺🇸 You may not like every candidate on the ballot. You may be frustrated with Washington. You may even feel like your vote doesn’t matter. But here’s the truth: When you choose not to vote, you’re allowing everyone who does vote to make the decision for you! And let me make something very clear! Those of us who are encouraging people to vote aren’t saying we don’t need the church, and we certainly aren’t suggesting that God is going to send revival through Washington, D.C.! Our hope is not in the White House, the Capitol, or any political party. Our hope is in Jesus Christ! Revival doesn’t come from politicians passing legislation. It comes when God’s people humble themselves, pray, repent, and turn back to Him! But believing that America needs revival doesn’t mean we should ignore our civic responsibilities. We can pray for revival, remain faithful to our churches, preach the Gospel, AND take our responsibility as citizens seriously! We don’t have to choose between loving God and caring about the future of our country! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Elections have consequences, and so does staying home! #ElectionDay #ElectionsHaveConsequences #FaithAndFreedom #GetOutAndVote #WeThePeople #Revival #AmericaNeedsJesus
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Sweet. It's a 1 megawatt nuclear microreactor that fits in a shipping container.
Gas-cooled, first by helium, then air.
Runs for five years, then you ship it back to the factory, where they take care of the spent fuel and refuel it.
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Stanford University student Elsa Johnson became a target of the Chinese Communist Party in 2024.
Elsa attended a private school as a child with a heavy focus on foreign languages and became fluent in Mandarin Chinese while still in elementary school. Years later after she was accepted to Stanford, she studied international relations and researched Chinese industry and military tactics while working at the Hoover Institution on campus.
She soon came to the attention of members of the Chinese Communist Party, which has a heavy presence at Stanford and throughout Southern California. There are currently more than 1,000 Chinese students attending Stanford each year, and the university has received more than $64,000,000 in private donations from Chinese individuals and organizations since 2010.
In June 2024, a man claiming to be a fellow Stanford student named Charles Chen contacted her online. She was not initially suspicious as they had many mutual associates, and his photos and posts appeared to be centered on campus. But his questions and requests quickly put her on edge as he invited her on a paid trip to China. And he seemingly knew details about her that she had never shared with him.
When she tried to disengage with him, she began receiving threatening phone calls by Chinese speakers. Elsa contacted Stanford administrators and the FBI, who told her Charles was likely affiliated with the Ministry of State Security, had been posing as a Stanford student for years, and had targeted at least ten other female students since 2020 in a similar manner. They also told her she was under physical surveillance on campus by the Chinese Communist Party.
Elsa wrote articles in the Stanford Review and The Free Press about Chinese influence on campus, and in March 2026 testified about espionage threats on college campuses before the House Committee on Education and Workforce.
For episode 270 of the Spycraft 101 podcast I spoke with Elsa about being targeted by a foreign government right in the middle of a US college campus. The episode is available now.
#stanford #college #student #china #hooverinstitute
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I’ve never hit the follow button faster than I just did.
So, basically, 500 million Europeans expect 300 million Americans to protect them from 120 million Russians who can’t even defeat 40 million Ukrainians while those 500 million Europeans don’t even realize they are being conquered by 2 billion Muslims who claim they are being persecuted by 8 million Israelis. Is that about right?
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They planned, attacked, died and set off a sequence of events that has seen their entire terrorist army and that of their allies in the region decimated.
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Probably shoulda moved
A BADGE IS NOT A LICENSE TO BRUTALIZE.
Without video evidence, imagine how ICE would claim the agent was attacked by a vicious protester.
Blocking an ICE vehicle does not erase your constitutional rights. Reasonable force may be lawful. Excessive force is not. An agent who willfully violates those rights and causes bodily injury can face up to 10 years under 18 USC §242.
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The travel related financial disclosures with Senate ethics for this trip, which she was also joined by @SenThomTillis and @SenJohnCurtis, should be out later this year/early next. Will be interesting to learn more about this foreign coordination connected to her recent remarks about deterring Americans from serving in government.
She had some rather remarkable and ugly things to say on foreign soil like:
"The real divide is those who believe in President Trump’s vision of America – that we have no moral backbone, no core belief system, and we’re in decline"
"But, retribution cannot be the only thing citizens see after the election. We need leaders that balance the need for accountability with also delivering positive results for the American people. That’s gonna take discipline."
"Let me just say: Saddam Hussein would have spit out his tea at the level of corruption Trump and his family are currently engaged in"
Will be interesting to see her mode of travel and related disclosures for this trip.
UNDERCOVER: ELISSA SLOTKIN LAYS OUT DEMOCRATS' LAWFARE PLAN IF THEY WIN THE MAJORITY!
"We have a list of, like, the 'signature cases.' So the things where it's, like, so egregious, such a violation of law, such a corruption case... in every committee, there will be the 'signature cases' where we hold people accountable."
"I just went to Hungary. I went over to Budapest because they just got rid of their authoritarian leader after 16 years. And I'm like, how did you handle 16 years of corruption? We don't have that much, but we have so much."
She named the targets: the White House ballroom, the reflecting pool renovation, "$200 million from the Defense Department."
"So that's what you'll see basically in January."
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Get your young people into the habit of reading conservative (i.e., normal) stuff!
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Roman Empire Lessons: How Political Norms Hold Society Together
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Scott Colom said it out loud: take Mississippi's maps out of lawmakers' hands and bring back federal preclearance. Answer him at the ballot box. Polls open Tuesday at 7 a.m. Vote Republican. #Mississippi
Se link to artilce in the comments
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Palin vs Peltola vs Murkowski vs Begich vs NYT vs The Corrupt Political Establishment
Where Have We Seen This Before?
1) Lisa Murkowski ushers in Alaska’s convoluted, confusing, unconstitutional new Ranked Choice Voting system in order to keep her Senate seat.
2) RCV is first implemented in the 2022 Palin vs Peltola Congressional race.
3) RCV disallows primaries (because Lisa couldn’t win a Republican primary up here in Alaska), so the election is a free-for-all and a couple dozen candidates are on the ballot.
4) Alaskans vote; I receive the most votes. Alaskans assume I’ve won. But alas, the dark-money funded, nefarious RCV isn’t designed as your traditional, lawful one-man/one-vote winner-take-all system, and the scheme continues.
5) The votes are tabulated by the computerized, questionable Dominion voting machines.
6) Despite me “winning” the election, RCV forces another round of voting. And another round. And another… it’s a process of elimination until the orchestrated vote-splitting game succeeds in eliminating the candidate with the most first place votes (me) and a less-popular candidate slithers to the top.
7) Politicos choose a recognizable name (Begich, of the notorious democrat dynasty Begich family) as their preferred “Republican” candidate. Under RCV they succeed in splitting the GOP and Independent vote as their guy (Begich) refuses to drop out of the race despite me beating him in every round of voting, and despite him and the establishment obviously knowing how vote splitting works.
8) Right on que, democrats have their candidate who was siphoning votes from Peltola drop out at the last minute, Murkowski endorses the democrat (Peltola) over the Republican (me), the GOP machine flops - and in rolling over enables Peltola’s eventual “victory”.
9) I’m still in a prolonged lawsuit against the NYT for defamation in which they’ve been forced to admit wrongdoing in blaming me for a mass murder, so they don’t cover any scandal wherein I’m proven right. I’m proven right about the fundamentally flawed, unjust RCV system that belongs to the corrupt political machine, but sheep follow NYT’s leading, so nary a word from mainstream media about the original scandal.
10) In all this, the GOP-led Alaska legislature refuses to change the RCV law because dark money funds it and too many involved are typical chicken-hearted politicians, so we citizens are forced to gather tens of thousands of signatures and put it on the ballot to get rid of RCV.
11) The ballot question in legalese is purposefully confusing, as per usual, where a “yes” vote is actually a “no” vote, and our measure is defeated by the slimmest of margins. Our state government, still refusing to fix anything, makes us put it back on the ballot this election where a “yes” vote will repeal RCV.
12) And here we go again:
13) Politicos again support a recognizable, albeit confusing, name on the ballot despite that person having no high-level elected experience nor high-profile GOP association at all, but fits perfectly to siphon votes.
14) Begging the question why, this time media ringleader NYT covers the scandal, though it’s a day late and a dollar short because we’ve been voting our absentee ballots for weeks already with the names Peltola and both Sullivans included. (An aside: I, too, voted absentee in order to travel to my partner’s bedside at a Lower 48 cancer hospital. Losing my loved one last week after his valiant fight reinforces my resolve to FIGHT for what is RIGHT.)
15) Recent coverage of the screwy RCV and corrupt politicos and a weak-kneed GOP that doesn’t know how to FIGHT is too little, too late.
16) This is another “I told you so.” I ran for Congress with pure intent on winning for my state and country, but also knowing I couldn’t win under these shenanigans. I took one for the team to PROVE it. With media’s sudden feigned outrage over unethical politicking, it’s our time to prove it.
- Governor Sarah Palin
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The Democrat Party has a choice to make, and it keeps choosing the far left.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is a proud card-carrying member of the Democratic Socialists of America. The DSA openly calls for ending capitalism, government control of major industries, and abolishing private health insurance. That is not a fringe talking point. It is their written platform.
And Chuck Schumer, the top Democrat in the Senate, is not standing in her way. Instead of drawing a line, Democrat leadership keeps making room for the socialist wing and letting it steer the party.
Socialism has never delivered freedom or prosperity anywhere it has been tried. It delivers bigger government, higher taxes, and less liberty for you and your family.
America was built on free markets, hard work, and the freedom to build something of your own. We need leaders who will defend that, not dismantle it.
November 3. Vote like your freedom depends on it.
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OK, I need a solid, facts only, not partisan summary about what the he11 is going on in Poland right now.
If I have the outline right, while the President was in the air on a trip to Africa, the Prime Minister made a move on constitutional court?
From an American perspective, that is the legislative branch going after they judicial branch while the executive branch is indisposed?
Hey @GrayConnolly ... can we make you the Polish Constitutional Law expert today?
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A Brief History of Antichrists
From Aleister Crowley's magick and Rossum's Universal Robots to Rudolf Steiner's AI spiders and Nikola Tesla's hivemind.
Happy Halloween!
“Antichrist” doesn’t just mean against Christ. It means in place of Christ.
Silicon Valley promises AI will give us wisdom, heal our bodies, end scarcity, watch over us, and grant eternal life. Sound familiar?
Joe Allen (@JOEBOTxyz), author of Dark Aeon, on AI as Antichrist at our latest event in Nashville.
Full talk below:
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Well, @PeteHegseth is a patriot who served his country and Abdul is a piece of crap traitor.
El-Sayed went on this bizarre rant against Pete Hegseth -- claiming that Hegseth "rode the pine" in "whatever sport he played" in high school.
He invoked Hegseth's mother (moms are fair game now, huh?), and claimed she was "the type" who would have worn her son's jersey to games.
*Hegseth was an all-state point guard in high school in Minnesota, set various school records. He played college ball and got some floor time in the 2001 NCAA tournament. El-Sayed played club lacrosse at Michigan.*
Here's El-Sayed's animosity-filled diatribe against Hegseth:
"You know he would have rode the pine. He probably got to start 2 games his entire career, playing whatever sport it was."
"His parents came and cheered so hard for him."
"Bro, I feel bad for you. Somebody told you you're a lot better than you really are."
"There's something about being a brown kid whose parents...no matter what you do you're never enough."
"For him, the very fact that he made the team: his mom was making cake, she was wearing his jersey, she had a cap made for him. You know the type."




































