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🚨 Democrats voted UNANIMOUSLY to not require the removal of dead people from Minnesota’s voter rolls last night.
This is insane.
Why would anyone oppose this?
Lonnie retweeted
Abdul El-Sayed is now saying he won’t work with Democrats & is starting his own party.
He ran as a Democrat, used the primary process, & accepted Democratic support to get elected. Now that he has the office, he’s walking away from the party that put him there.
He needed the Democratic machine to win he no longer needs it to hold power
You can’t make this up
Lonnie retweeted
Elon Musk: "Even if I'm criticized by the whole world, I won't let go of X." The reason makes you think.
Reporter: "Why are you so attached to X?"
Elon: "What do you mean by that?"
Reporter: "Since the acquisition, it's been nothing but criticism, right?"
Elon: "That's true."
Reporter: "Politicians criticize you too."
Elon: "Yes."
Reporter: "There are conflicts with regulatory authorities."
Elon: "That's true."
Reporter: "Honestly, wouldn't it be easier to sell it?"
Elon: "Why?"
Reporter: "You have Tesla and SpaceX, don't you?"
Elon: "I do."
Reporter: "There's no need to stay in the center of controversies, right?"
Elon: "But what would that solve?"
Reporter: "...... Huh?"
Elon: "I think it's important to have a place where opinions can be exchanged freely."
Reporter: "But there are unpleasant opinions too, aren't there?"
Elon: "Of course."
Reporter: "There are wrong opinions too."
Elon: "That's true."
Reporter: "So, shouldn't there be restrictions?"
Elon: "How far to restrict?"
Reporter: "That's..."
Elon: "Who decides which opinions are correct?"
Reporter: "..."
Elon: "It's easy to protect only the opinions we agree with."
Reporter: "Yes."
Elon: "But what about when contrary opinions arise?"
Reporter: "..."
Elon: "That's where the real test of free speech happens, don't you think?"
Lonnie retweeted
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.
Lonnie retweeted
The New York Times is now in exclusive talks to acquire for Letterboxd for around $330M.
(Source: nytimes.com/2026/11/05/busin…)
Lonnie retweeted
Monolith Soft has added The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time Remake to their impressive resume.
Lonnie retweeted
A ‘CONSTANTINE’ movie is in the works at DC Studios.
Francis Galluppi (‘Evil Dead Wrath’) is writing the script.
(Source: Deadline)
Lonnie retweeted
Maya Hawke has been cast in the live-action ‘MAGIC: THE GATHERING’ movie.
Matt Johnson (‘Nirvanna: The Band - The Show - The Movie’) is set to direct.
(Source: Deadline)
Lonnie retweeted
Two horror powerhouses, one name.
Blumhouse and James Wan's Atomic Monster are officially joining forces under a new name: BLUMHOUSE ATOMIC!
And they've got plenty of horror in the works. Their 2027 slate includes THE EXORCIST: MARTYRS, PARANORMAL ACTIVITY, ANYTHING BUT GHOSTS, MOLEPEOPLE, BLAIR WITCH PROJECT, and more.
They're also developing the next installment in the SAW franchise, bringing the bloody series back to the big screen.
What do you think of the new name?
Lonnie retweeted
Are you up for more cosmic horror from Paul W.S. Anderson? Well, you're in luck!
The EVENT HORIZON director is heading back into deep space to adapt two sci-fi horror novels, NETHER STATION and NETHER VORTEX.
The story follows a young scientist whose deep-space expedition uncovers ancient alien ruins and a discovery that could change everything.
Are you excited for these? 👀
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First trailer for ‘ONE LAST ORDER’.
The documentary follows a drive-thru worker on her final day of work after 34 years. While she expects a quiet farewell, her town has other plans.
Releasing November 24 on Netflix.
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