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.@POTUS: "We're going to look into Soros because I think it's a RICO case against him and other people because this is more than protests. This is real agitation; this is riots on the street — and we're going to look into that."
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Thank you dear #JoeyRamone #RIP
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Look at the rate of civilizational advancement from 1st flight to moon landing and consider where we’d be now had we not subsequently reoriented society around the idea that the entire world has a right to live here, vote here & receive legal, political and financial preference.
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I would do same thing if I were China. They want Obama. bit.ly/SXJA4D
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If @tupacabra releases a long form of this movie it will go viral. He is one of the most talented creators currently on @X .
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>Be a liberal
>Goes to Japan
>”Wow it’s so safe here, why?”
>Does mental gymnastics to skirt the reason why because if they admit it their whole gotcha falls apart
I recently spent two weeks in Japan, and I have to say, the trip really opened my eyes to just how much better we could be doing here in America.
I’m not exaggerating. Some of the differences were shocking.
Here are a few things I noticed:
- In two weeks traveling through some of the most densely populated cities in the world, I saw TWO visibly homeless people. TWO!
I saw just ONE person who appeared to be struggling with drug addiction.
- The high-speed rail system was incredible. Clean, affordable, fast, and efficient. Meanwhile, Americans are still arguing about whether high-speed rail is even worth building.
- I never once felt unsafe walking around with my kids, even in massive cities surrounded by thousands of people.
- There were barely any public trash cans, yet somehow the streets were almost spotless.
- The difference in income inequality was noticeable. The infrastructure, housing, and public services reflected a society that seems to take much more pride in making everyday life work for everyone.
Now, I already know what some people on the right are going to say.
“Japan doesn’t have mass immigration!”
“Japan isn’t run by Democrats!”
OK, but can we stop turning EVERYTHING into a partisan argument for five minutes?
Japan isn’t perfect. It has its own serious problems, and I’m not pretending two weeks makes me an expert on the country.
But what I saw made one thing painfully obvious to me.
We have normalized so many problems in America that we’ve convinced ourselves they’re simply unavoidable.
Homelessness. Dirty streets. Failing infrastructure. Terrible public transportation. People feeling unsafe in their own communities.
Why?
We are one of the wealthiest nations in human history. We have the money. We have the technology. We have the talent.
What we seem to lack is the willingness to stop making excuses and demand better.
I’m proud to be an American. But being proud of your country shouldn’t mean pretending other countries haven’t figured out how to do certain things better.
Patriotism isn’t ignoring America’s problems. It’s wanting America to be better.
And after spending two weeks in Japan, I’m more convinced than ever that we can do a whole lot better.
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Despite being deaf and nonverbal, Jennica Pounds (@DataRepublican) just delivered one of the most powerful speeches of the night after winning the People’s Choice Award for Citizen Journalist of the Year. #Liberty #America
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What if I told you the Globalist DeepState entity the ICC [ International Criminal Court ] were planning to send troops into the US to arrest Trump & his entire Administration
There's a reason they've all been moved to Military installations but they cannot live that way forever. The enemy brought the fight up close & personal & WE WILL FINISH IT
What would have to be done to stop that, flights in to the US grounded and all air traffic halted in order to pinpoint them?
What would have to be done to stop all the co conspirators [deepstate operatives/Democrats] inside the US from escaping?
Be patient & never panic
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Holy SMOKES… DMSO combined with vitamin C ERASED 86.7% of the world’s MOST COMMON skin cancer in just 8 weeks.
The basal cell cancers were NO MATCH for the low-cost topical solution in this study.
It also CLEARED 56% of squamous cell carcinomas, while 44% of lesions SHRANK by over 85%.
94% of patients AVOIDED surgery.
Larger clinical trials should be launched IMMEDIATELY, as 20% of Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime.
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Today we feel threatened by the uncertainty of widespread violence and by the unspeakable suffering that continues to afflict so many of our brothers and sisters. Yet, despite this darkness, God’s gift continues to shine before our eyes: Jesus Christ, the Son of God, alone is the light that can rescue us from sin and undo its disastrous consequences in our personal and communal lives. He reveals who we truly are: sons and daughters of God, invited to share in the joy of His salvation and in the gladness of knowing that we are brothers and sisters. #ApostolicJourney #Peru
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Audacious singular vision is the biggest whitepill.
This would *never* get greenlit and I can't wait to watch this as a real movie.
US/Nazi time war tying together the Byrd Expedition and medieval Nuremberg UAP event, grounded future conflict, huge scale, just wow.
Hollywood isn't going to be killed by slop. It's going to be out-competed by a thousand unfunded auteurs like @tupacabra sharing their incredible creative vision.



























