Posts on politics & liberty from the right plus pretty pics. Iraq & Afg vet (Army series: 13, 38, 35). Pro whiskey & coffee. Against Marxism & mutilating kids.
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Tons of people describing similar experiences all over the country.
Don’t let anyone gaslight you into thinking you should be fine with it.
It’s not fine. It has to be fixed. We must have a country again. Whatever it takes.
Wow, that's a lot of votes. It doesn't take many to sway a close election. My state just had a state senate race that was decided by 3 votes.
🛑 DOJ Charges 48 Aliens With Election Crimes in Five States 🛑
The Justice Department announced charges against 48 aliens in Pennsylvania, California, Florida, New York, and Nevada. The charges cover illegal voting, fraudulent voter registration, and false claims of U.S. citizenship to register or vote.
One defendant, Alfredo Santiesteban, 73, is identified as an illegal alien from Cuba. He is charged with voting by an alien in the 2024 general election.
The other 47 are lawful permanent resident green card holders. None of them is a citizen, and none had the right to vote in a federal election.
Many are also charged with lying on their naturalization paperwork about having claimed citizenship or voted. In the Los Angeles area, Omar Alexander Muñoz, 72, allegedly registered in 2019 claiming to be a citizen and voted in 2020, twice in 2022, and in 2024.
In the Eastern District of New York, three defendants allegedly admitted to federal agents that they voted in 2024 knowing they were not citizens.
Charges include voting by an alien, false claim to citizenship to vote, false statement under oath relating to naturalization, and attempted procurement of naturalization contrary to law.
Every illegal vote cancels out the vote of an American citizen. Prosecute every case.
ALT Mexican national Jesús Narez-Madrigal, 52, a lawful permanent resident
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𝗡𝗼, 𝗡𝗲𝘄 𝗬𝗼𝗿𝗸 𝗧𝗶𝗺𝗲𝘀, 𝗖𝗮𝗹𝗶𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗻𝗶𝗮’𝘀 𝗖𝗹𝗶𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗛𝗮𝘀 𝗔𝗹𝘄𝗮𝘆𝘀 𝗕𝗲𝗲𝗻 𝗮 𝗟𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗼𝗳 𝗙𝗹𝗼𝗼𝗱, 𝗗𝗿𝗼𝘂𝗴𝗵𝘁, 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗙𝗶𝗿𝗲
The New York Times claims California faces a future of bigger storms, extreme floods, and wildfires never seen before due to climate change.
The record shows the opposite.
The 1861-62 flood turned the Central Valley into an inland sea, with the governor rowing to his inauguration.
Roughly 4.4 million acres burned every year in prehistoric California.
Snowpack swings have been extreme for over a century with no new pattern.
The Times is selling model projections as inevitable disasters.
Read the full article:
wattsupwiththat.com/2026/10/…
This is true. I was there. I saw the blue C-130s.
American news networks almost never mention it, but ask any U.S. soldier or Marine who flew into Baghdad between 2004 and 2008 about the sky-blue Japanese C-130s.
During the height of the Iraq War, roads around Baghdad were packed with roadside bombs. Every time U.S. troops moved by truck convoy, young Americans died. They desperately needed air transport.
Japan's constitution forbade its military from firing a single bullet in offensive combat. Critics said Japan would stay home.
Instead, the Japan Air Self-Defense Force sent its C-130H Hercules transport crews straight into the fire.
Why did the Japanese paint their cargo planes pale sky-blue? Because insurgent snipers and shoulder-fired missile teams were waiting around Baghdad International Airport. Since the Japanese crews carried no offensive weapons, they painted their planes the exact color of the desert sky so gunners on the ground could not lock onto them with the naked eye.
To dodge surface-to-air missiles, those Japanese pilots flew directly over the airfield at high altitude, chopped the throttle, and dove straight down in a violent corkscrew spiral onto the tarmac.
For four years and nine months, Japan's blue C-130s flew 821 mission days. They carried 673 tons of supplies and transported 46,500 U.S. and coalition troops safely out of harm's way without losing a single life.
American GIs called them the Baghdad Express.
A warrior does not need to fire a rifle to save his friend. Sometimes he just needs to paint his wings the color of the sky and dive into the storm.
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Agree with everything Lukas is saying, that advice is absolutely fucking retarded and i also criticised it last night.
However, something real is being lost in translation here. Male attraction to women is objective, women are sex objects, at least initially, especially because most women have terrible or at best tolerable personalities, so their ability to look pretty, and incubate babies, is their primary value add.
But a woman who would jump between a bullet & her man isn’t driven to that kind of devotion by his looks. It’s not a man’s aesthetics that inspire the kind of truly, madly, deeply obsession that causes her to rearrange her life around him, for him, in his honour.
It’s his personality, his mettle, how he makes her feel, his strength, his dominance, his competence, his steadiness, his ability to be her port in the storm. As long as he lifts and isn’t like genetically deformed, any fit and healthy guy can inspire that kind of passion in a woman,
Women fall in love with how a guy makes her feel. His “status” isn’t measured in exclusively or even primarily by the markers of conventional attractiveness or corporate / career / life success the way the hypergamy obsessives allege.
It’s actually locally construed, particularist status hierarchies in narrow domains are just as real as universal / society wide ones, a guy who moggs in HIS thing, niche & irrelevant to the human species though it may be - is dominant / attractive to women
eg. destiny is 5’2’ but moggs at streaming —> attractive to Lauren Southern who is
gorgeous)
The way you attract the kind of woman who will do anything for you, and be loyally devoted, is by developing into the strongest man you can be, learning how to hold frame with women, and becoming a genuinely interesting, charming and strong guy who doesn’t tolerate women’s bullshit.
Becoming that kind of guy IS available the the majority of men, and women WILL find those men attractive, whether they’re pretty boys (ew!) or not.
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Dinner at Carriage Court Pizza. 🔥🔥🔥
Half crumble sausage, half pepperoni, all giardiniera.
Excellent pie!
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a journey of artistic indecisiveness while listening to mary on a cross by ghost XD
trying to make a cover for book 10 that nails Marion's whole thing in a singular vision.
in the end i'm gonna go with reverse prayer position shibari binding as it's drowning in symbolism
People say stupid sh*t in the Internet, like this post.
Let that sink in.
Elon Musk just admitted that SpaceX deliberately restricted Starlink access in Ukraine.
Let that sink in. A billionaire with no elected authority made a decision that reportedly compromised Ukraine’s ability to defend itself against Russian attacks, putting innocent lives at risk.
This is absolutely outrageous. No private citizen should wield this kind of power over life-and-death military operations.
Investigate him. Hold him accountable.
Cryptic comments from Grant.
I heard a rumor that the PI's and CI's around Brian Tully, John Fanning and Michael Morrissey may have found out that I cooperated with the FBI about KP wiretapping agent LF in the context of the DOJ's investigation of Tully and Fanning's coverup of Sandra Birchmore's death.
I heard this has also put that outgoing power structure into panic mode after their last few moles, and artificial drama-starters, were exposed over the last week.
I'm sure those CI's and PI's will stay level-headed and avoid taking any bait that would cause them extensive problems going forward.
Then again, Michael Proctor's uncle in law did make a weird comment to me at my own Grandfather's funeral, so, I suppose anything could happen.
God bless America, and happy Sunday.
Let's dance, Mr. Tully, Mr. Fanning and Mr. Morrissey.
This is a big week for you in federal court. Don't miss it.
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The Church of One Tree in Santa Rosa, California, is a historic wooden structure built in 1873 from a single massive redwood tree...
In 1873, a remarkable church was built in Santa Rosa, California, using lumber from just one enormous redwood tree. The tree, harvested near Guerneville, stood 275 feet tall and measured 18 feet in diameter. When processed at a local sawmill, it produced an astonishing 78,000 board feet of lumber, enough to construct an entire church.
The building originally served as the First Baptist Church of Santa Rosa. Its unusual construction eventually attracted the attention of Robert Ripley, creator of the famous "Ripley's Believe It or Not!" series, who featured the church in his work. Interestingly, Ripley's own mother had attended services there.
When the congregation moved to a larger building in the 1950s, the historic church faced demolition. However, local residents raised money to save it, and the structure was relocated near Juilliard Park. Over the years, it served as a museum dedicated to Robert Ripley before being restored and used as a venue for weddings and community events.
The redwood used to build the church was estimated to be around 3,000 years old. Even more interesting, the congregation reportedly didn't know that all the lumber came from a single tree until the sawmill owner revealed the unusual fact years later.
#drthehistories
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Boston council and housing authority urge Congress to block Trump's public housing crackdown, after his admin told 'illegals, ineligibles, and fraudsters' to 'pack your bags' and cut funding
massdailynews.com/2026/10/24…
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“It was always the women, and above all the young ones, who were the most bigoted adherents of the Party, the swallowers of slogans, the amateur spies and nosers-out of unorthodoxy.”
― George Orwell, 1984
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You're not supposed to say this but having kids completed me
I was taught -- explicitly -- that if you feel incomplete or chronically unhappy without a partner or children they will not complete you and you will ruin your life pursuing them before healing
That was just not true
