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Sovereignty or Submission? Poland’s Battle Against the Eurocrats | AmericanFirst.co amgreatness.com/2026/11/01/s…
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The fact that even 1 Indian is a CEO of a US Tech company is evidence of misconduct. Indians have built literally nothing in India. It is impossible that people who have built nothing of true value suddenly shoot up the ranks in the US. It is 100% Visa Fraud & Casteism.
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I am a Ph.D. student and teaching assistant in a large public university in Texas. My STEM department is mostly comprised of foreign nonwhites - when they gave a presentation on joining the graduate student club, I couldn't understand one fucking word. I am also female, so the black African professor decided he and I could meet alone in his office and he could close the door (it was supposed to be for a TA meeting) - I never met with him in person again and I insisted on Zoom meetings. He did not have answer keys for the labs, and the labs were incomprehensible. He would not go over anything, but only ever asked if I had questions - he was never able to answer a question.
Students gave him worse scores for the course review than they gave me and they cited an inability to understand him. The weekly seminars where guests from other institutions are invited to speak are usually gooks with such thick accents they cannot speak (and they do not relate at all to my specific discipline). The Indian students are the worst - one insisted on sitting next to me for a class and he stunk of vinegar and piss. I showed him and three other Indian graduate students how to run a program from a zipped folder. They never thanked me for it, so I loudly announced to the class, "Wait, you don't know how to unzip a compressed folder?" So much for tech supremacy.
The Indians are also the pushiest (literally have been shoved by Indians) and they give the most dead-eyed stares in response to questions. One Indian female was on a tour of a facility with me, and she shoved me aside so she could ask the most braindead questions in the thickest accent that had nothing to do with the instruments we were looking at. The tour guide, who was European, would look at her like he had never seen her kind before. When there's a cyclist or e-scooter that's blowing through stop signs and lights without stopping (Texas state law: they have to obey the road signs/lights) or a pedestrian using the road as a walkway when there's sidewalk right over there, it's usually a South Asian.
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🚨 MORE THAN 90,000 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT RECORDS HAVE DISAPPEARED FROM THE U.S. SYSTEM IN ONE YEAR.
A new analysis of federal SEVIS data finds:
• 90,000+ fewer active international student records.
• 62,000+ fewer STEM student records.
And this comes as the administration considers major new OPT fees.
Fewer foreign students. Potentially less competition for entry-level jobs.
Will American STEM graduates finally catch a break?
niskanencenter.org/immigrati…
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I've never seen anything like this
This is a coordinated assault by the judiciary and the Democrat Party
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I warned about the possibility of this happening months ago and people told me the economy had never been better and that I was just a doomer.
If we lose everything, it’s going to be because Trump refused to flip the “fix everything easily” switch.
This is why the generic ballot suggests a generational wipeout on Tuesday.
The US has never truly recovered from the 2021/2022 inflation wave. Rate hikes brought it down to 3-4%, but we never got close to the 2% Fed target, and inflation has only gotten worse over the last year.
The general public is deeply pessimistic about the state of the real economy, even as the S&P 500 and NASDAQ continue to hold up quite well. People are hurting, and they're turning to the Democrats in 2026 for the same reason they turned towards the GOP in 2024.
The problem, of course, is that Democrats have absolutely zero intention of making anyone's lives better aside from criminals, mentally ill degenerates, third world immigrants, and USAID grifters living in Northern Virginia who have been out of a job since DOGE.
A lot of normies are either staying home or voting Democrat in the naive belief that doing so will somehow help their personal situation, when in reality it's just laying the groundwork for Woke 2.
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The Arctic, NATO expansion and the war in Ukraine are framed here as pieces of a larger geopolitical contest. Geography matters—but so does separating claims from evidence. #Geopolitics #Arctic
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Stop 🐔 teasing us and just show us the bloody aliens @LockheedMartin
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People in Texas see 7-11 store owners in line at Wal-Mart buying inventory with SNAP. It goes right into the gas station. But it's "racist" to say anything about this. You have to pretend that Americans are being beaten in the free market. Intolerable.
An apparently Arabic foreigner has been caught using SNAP benefit fraud to stock his convenience store.
Now you understand how "hard-working immigrants" are "good at business."
justice.gov/usao-sdfl/pr/hol…
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DELL SALES REPS SAY THEY HAVE GONE MONTHS WITHOUT THEIR REAL COMMISSIONS
Employees on Reddit and TheLayoff say Dell has been paying sellers draws, about $3,000 by one Round Rock rep's account, while earned commissions sit unpaid. They blame One Dell Way, the company's systems overhaul.
That overhaul launched May 3, per Business Insider. Dell's own 10-Q says it switched on parts of a new enterprise resource planning system that quarter.
The same quarter, revenue jumped 58% to $47 billion. Severance charges hit $261 million, up from $204 million a year earlier.
We found no public Dell statement on the commission complaints.
Texas law counts earned commissions as wages. Workers get 180 days from the due date to file a claim with the Texas Workforce Commission.
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Every problem with our Civilization is directly connected to immigration. Deport 100 million or kiss it goodbye
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Keep in mind welfare recipients and illegal aliens get their healthcare for free
Per @KFF, 39% increase in ACA premiums in 2 yrs is remarkable itself but consider it against a backdrop of $23.139B (@UHC alone is $15.874B) in net profits YTD for 4 of the for profit health plans who have reported —w/ 3 major plans reporting this next week.
So, the responsibility for the “affordability crisis” rests squarely w/ these plans + the dozens of non-profit @BCBSAssociation plans + Kaiser itself & others as a non profits who do not publicly report.
Not physicians, hospitals, the #NoSurprisesAct or others that the health plan industry points to—$23,139,000,000 net profit—with Q4 yet to reported as well.
wsj.com/health/healthcare/af…
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If you value your life and your health, avoid non-White doctors at all cost.
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Your car insurance is going to double, again.
'Everybody [is] waiting for the Democrats to win': Another migrant caravan left southern Mexico in October and some migrants we interviewed said they hope for a Democrat victory in the midterms so the U.S. starts shifting away from Trump's immigration policies.
W/@Phase2Deport:
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ONLY BECAUSE MORE AMERICANS ARE NOT BEING COUNTED AS UNEMPLOYED…..
….BECAUSE THEY ARE NOW PERMANENTLY OUT OF THE AMERICAN WORKFORCE….
BUT FUCKING INDIANS ARE GOING GANGBUSTERS IN STOLEN AMERICAN JOBS!!
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Every American parent needs to know why Assistant Principal Joel Myrick had to sprint a quarter-mile across a parking lot in Pearl, Mississippi, before he could save his students.
On October 1, 1997, a sixteen-year-old gunman walked into Pearl High School with a rifle, murdered two girls, and wounded seven students.
Joel Myrick was the thirty-six-year-old assistant principal and a U.S. Army Reserve commander.
Because Congress had passed the federal Gun-Free School Zones Act, Myrick was forbidden by law from keeping his .45 Colt semi-automatic pistol inside his office.
To obey the law, he locked his pistol inside his pickup truck parked a quarter-mile away at the edge of campus.
While students bled in the hallway, Myrick had to sprint half a mile round-trip just to reach his own gun.
By the time he unlocked his truck door, the killer was already in a getaway car heading straight toward Pearl Junior High School to slaughter younger kids.
Myrick aimed his .45 Colt as the car spun onto the grass, forced the gunman to a dead stop, and held his boot on the killer's neck until police arrived.
Yet almost every national TV network erased Joel Myrick's gun from the story.
Americans, let me ask you honestly: why do politicians and media networks keep telling you that disarming honest fathers and teachers will protect your children when a federal gun-free zone law almost cost an entire junior high school its life?
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At 2:46 p.m. on March 11, 2011, when a Magnitude 9.0 earthquake tore open the Pacific seafloor, twenty-seven Japanese bullet trains were screaming down the tracks at up to 168 miles per hour.
American seismologists watching the raw tectonic data in California braced for the worst rail catastrophe in modern history.
Instead, every single high-speed train ground to a halt with zero passenger deaths and zero broken bones.
The secret was a quiet Japanese railway engineer named Dr. Yutaka Nakamura, who built an early warning system called UrEDAS.
When an earthquake strikes, the earth sends out a fast, weak primary P-wave first, followed seconds later by the violent, building-crushing S-wave.
Dr. Nakamura placed sensors along the coast programmed to read that first harmless P-wave in just three seconds. On March 11, nine to twelve full seconds before the destructive S-wave reached the tracks, his system automatically cut electrical power and slammed the emergency brakes on all twenty-seven bullet trains at once.
And here is why that Japanese miracle matters to every family on the American West Coast today.
United States Geological Survey scientists and California engineers immediately partnered with Japan's rail pioneers to study that exact 2011 triumph, helping build the ShakeAlert network that now protects fifty million Americans across California, Oregon, and Washington.
True allies learn from each other so their children come home alive.
