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The Deep State's reign is over:
Based on a dream I had 2 weeks after President Trump's 2025 inauguration.
The things the American people suffered during the Biden years, and just before, were horrific. People lost jobs, careers, money, family, freedom, hope, and sometimes their lives.
It was an atrocity.
In this dream, Ted Nugent* sang a song about those things, and that they would all be corrected.
*I used a generic "singer" in the video.
The goal of having police is to protect the people.
This proves that France and England don't have police anymore. They have sissies and traitors dressed up like police.
Témoignage d’un ami à moi, commerçant à Paris.
« Ma boutique a été pillée le 17 octobre. Boutique de motos, en plein centre de Paris. Vingt et un ans que j’investis tout là-dedans. Je paie mes impôts, je suis père de famille » , et hier soir il a appelé tout ses amis dont moi. Demain on sera une vingtaine à l’intérieur de la boutique, portes fermées.
Si ça doit aller à l’affrontement, nous irons. Je ne me ferai pas pillée une deuxième fois. Assez des plaintes qui ne servent à rien, assez d’attendre que quelqu’un d’autre protège ce que j’ai construit.
« Demain, ce n’est plus la police qui va surveiller mon magasin. C’est nous. »
Quand l’État lâche la protection des biens des citoyens qui bossent, il ne reste plus que ça : des amis qui s’organisent et qui refusent de se laisser faire.
Appelez ça une milice si ça vous arrange. Nous, on appelle ça ne plus se faire pillée.
Don't forget to take into account all the fake registrations. Remove those, and the Dem/Rep split gets a lot closer.
People keep asking me: can Republicans actually win statewide in New York?
Yes, and here's the math.
About 30% of the vote comes from New York City, 26% from the suburbs, and 44% from upstate. To win, our ticket needs roughly:
- 1 in 3 votes in the five boroughs
- 56% in the suburbs: Long Island, Westchester, Rockland
- 60% upstate
In 2022, Lee Zeldin got about 30% in the city, 53% in the suburbs and 55% upstate, and came within 6 points. We need about 3 more points statewide.
Where we are: the polls say we're behind. Don’t believe them. They said the same thing in 2022. In October 2022, Siena had Zeldin at 41% to Hochul's 52%. On Election Day, he beat that poll by 3 points.
This message is for everyone who thinks New York is headed in the wrong direction and needs new leadership:
Early voting starts TODAY and runs through Sunday, November 1. Election Day is Tuesday, November 3.
Get out and vote. Then take 5 friends with you.
Vote like the future of New York depends on it. Because it does.
Find your early voting site: elections.ny.gov
The police should either arrest every one of these people as a public nuisance, or drive over them as if they aren't there. Allowing them to obstruct traffic like this is exceedingly unwise.
These are eleven fake voter registrations. All attached to the same name, same date of birth, same address, and registered within the same 24 hour period.
They were canvassed. Verdict: no such person.
ALL ARE FAKE. These are not a clerical error. This is a group of 11 phantoms inserted just before the 2020 election in NY.
I asked for the paperwork for these and about a million other records like them, curious whether there is any paperwork. The county refused. Other counties provided them, but not New York City.
Next question: The voter rolls distributed to researchers don't include driver's license numbers or social security numbers.
Do these records, and others like them, have Driver's ID or SSN? These are fake entries. If those numbers are in the records, are they fake also, or do they belong to real people (identity theft)?
This, and many other registration problems like it, were reported to AG James, the entire NYSBOE, and other NY officials. Was anything done?
Can the @FBIDirectorKash or @CivilRights @HarmeetKDhillon please check on this.
Governor Pritzker want to preserve the "right" to vote illegally. President Trump only wants to prevent illegal voting. If he objects to that, he is in favor of illegal voting.
As for the governors he thinks support illegal voting also, let THEM be on notice.
The Trump administration is on notice: Governors across this country—myself included—are watching closely.
Any attempt to silence Americans' voices will be met with fierce resistance from the states.
We WILL defend the right to vote.
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For every church lost, 100 mosques should be razed.
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A criminal has credit card billing information for EVERYONE.
They have 1 billing cycle to charge whatever they can, undetected.
They know the credit limits, but not the balance.
Exceeding available balance too soon triggers security.
Early voting is balance tallying.
For the same reason @realDonaldTrump fires leakers, early voting should not be encouraged for the midterms, and banned after.
Early voting provides valuable information to anyone who wants to cheat in an election.
It's not much different from spilling the beans on troop numbers in a war prior to engagement on the battlefield.
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I've lived in the same apartment building in Tokyo for 11 years.
I know zero names.
That's normal here. We nod in the elevator. We do not speak.
Then Mike moved in on the third floor.
Ohio. Six-foot-four. Laughs like a truck starting up.
Day 1: He knocked on every door with a plate of cookies.
(In Japan, when you move in, you give your neighbors a small towel. Then you leave. Mike gave cookies. Then he stayed and talked.)
Week 1: He knew everyone's name. Including the dog's.
Then there was Mrs. Sato on the first floor.
She's 84. Her husband passed away ten years ago. She lives alone.
In 11 years, I had never heard her voice.
Every Tuesday, Mike carried her groceries up the steps. She didn't speak English. He didn't speak Japanese.
They talked anyway. Mostly about the photo of her husband by the door.
Then one morning, her curtains stayed closed.
Mike noticed.
Nobody else did. I didn't.
He knocked. No answer. He called the building manager.
She had fallen the night before. She'd been on the floor all night.
She's okay now.
But the building isn't the same.
People say good morning. The elevator has conversations.
Last month, we had our first rooftop potluck. Nobody knew what a potluck was. Mike explained it twice.
Mrs. Sato brought 40 rice balls.
And then she laughed at something Mike said.
That was the first time I ever heard her voice.
Mike moved back to Ohio this week.
On his last morning, the whole building came down to the lobby. Kids. Grandparents. The dog.
Mrs. Sato handed him a box.
Inside: one thousand paper cranes.
In Japan, you fold a thousand cranes for someone you want to protect. Her hands shake. She had been folding them since the day he found her.
Then she said the English sentence she had practiced every day for a week.
"Please... come back."
Mike was crying too hard to answer in English.
So he answered in the Japanese he had been secretly practicing.
"Kanarazu kaette kimasu."
In Japanese, that doesn't mean "I'll visit."
It's what you say when you're coming home.
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If someone from Somalia with a fake identity can serve in the United States Congress for years without getting caught, imagine still believing that illegals aren’t voting in U.S. elections.
Recently, POS illegal scumbag Maldonado Soriano beheaded one of the marines in the Quantico, VA Iwo JIma statue.
I know "it's just property" but it is also a very important reminder of sacrifices made by our Marines.
The filth that have defaced statues throughout our country should be sent naked and barefoot back to wear they're from.
Here is a video I made, at some cost to myself, to specifically document what these monuments are and why they must be preserved.
Anyone who vandalizes these statues should receive the harshest punishment possible. I have no sympathy for them. I don't care if they're illegal, homeless, drug addicts, poor, or twelve.
Exactly. And to all you hoity-toity "no war" types: Pacifism regardless of circumstances does not make you noble. @TuckerCarlson just comes across badly for complaining about the war with Iran, like a guy complaining about wasting water to put out a fire.
Iran declared war on the US when they took our diplomats hostage. They continued to declare war by having annual "Death to America" celebrations, and near daily invocations of the mantra.
The fact that the US never meaningfully responded to Iran's war on us, which took significant casualties as their terrorist attacks continued, is meaningless. Not defending yourself doesn't mean the other guy isn't fighting you.
Frankly, I prefer Trump's stance that the US is worth being defended, rather than the previous stance that the US is cowardly and loves to be ripped off while being killed off slowly.
I wouldn't even object to invading Mexico to definitively end drug traffic from the southern border, but Trump's team seems to have accomplished the same goal via other means. Still, if he thought an invasion was needed, I'd support it. Same for Cuba.
"Government incompetence" is not a good excuse for government incompetence. It is a good factual basis for firing everyone in government, not to justify continuing the incompetence.
Besides, we all know that a lot of what is claimed as incompetence is actually fraud or corruption. Of the three options, incompetence is the most benign, but all of them them are a sound justification for firing the people involved.
They should all be arrested. It's time there were actual consequences.
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To ALL the people that believe you can clean voter rolls. You CAN NOT. There are already 325 Reg IDs that were inserted as Early in Person votes that ARE NOT on the current voter roll. Repeat: NOT on Current Voter Roll. You can't lawfully check in to the poll pad if you are not on the voter roll.
How do you clean something that isn't there?????
@AAGDhillon - your "monitors" can't see this 🙄
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WOAH 🚨 The Democrat groups working to elect Democrats like Katie Hobbs in Arizona ARE OPENLY SIGNING UP ILLEGALS TO VOTE
‘WE DONT CARE, if they’re US citizens’
“Told a canvasser they were not a U.S. citizen. Despite this — the canvasser marked “yes” on the citizenship question of the voter registration form”
“Our undercover journalist asked a phone trainer whether to ask the people being called if they're citizens. The trainer’s answer: “We don’t care.””
I looked it up, Under existing Arizona and federal law, knowingly causing or assisting an ineligible person including a non-citizen
to register to vote is a felony
Arizona law makes it a class 6 felony for a person to knowingly cause, procure, or allow themselves (or another) to be registered knowing they are not entitled to registration
Federal penalties are 5 years in prison
LOCK THEM UP. I’d be willing to bet the Democrat politicians are in on it and willingly allowing it
BREAKING: Katie Hobbs-Aligned Canvassers Caught Willing to Allow Non-Citizens and a Felon to Vote
Muckraker went undercover in Arizona to investigate the groups working to re-elect Gov. Katie Hobbs @katiehobbs and other Democrats.
Here’s what we found:
Stand Indivisible Arizona (endorsed Gov. Hobbs in their 2026 ballot guide) — Our journalist posed as a Canadian citizen and asked to register to vote. The canvasser not only agreed to help the alleged non-citizen register, but when asked whether other Canadians could register too, she said, “Tell them to do it online.”
Worker Power (working to re-elect Gov. Hobbs) — Our journalist told a canvasser they were not a U.S. citizen. Despite this, at our journalist’s request, the canvasser marked “yes” on the citizenship question of the voter registration form.
When We Count (the DNC’s own registration program) — Our journalist posed as a felon on probation and asked to register to vote. The canvassers looked up the law and saw that a felon on probation is ineligible. Even so, they encouraged our journalist to register: “You should just do it.”
AFL-CIO (phone bank mobilizing voters for Gov. Hobbs) — Our undercover journalist asked a phone bank trainer whether to ask the people being called if they're citizens. The trainer’s answer: “We don’t care.”
Our journalists stopped every exercise before any voter registration form was submitted.
We also asked Gov. Katie Hobbs about these findings.
Watch this report and share it with the world.
As I said, the French government should deploy their military and eliminate the problem. Riots create opportunities for enforcement that don't exist at other times. Those "riots" are the equivalent of armed assault. They create exigent circumstances that require and allow immediate suppression by force.
‼️ EILMELDUNG: FRANZÖSISCHER GEHEIMDIENST LÄSST BOMBE PLATZEN
"Muslimische Randalierer wurden auf den Straßen von Paris, Lyon und Marseille dabei beobachtet, wie sie AK-47-Sturmgewehre und Maschinenpistolen mit sich führten.
Der französische Inlandsgeheimdienst erklärt:
„Wir erleben in Frankreich URBANEN TERRORISMUS.“
"Das Tragen eines AK-47-Sturmgewehrs hat nichts mit Protest zu tun. Das ist Krieg. Das ist keine Demonstration. Das ist ein koordinierter Straßenkrieg gegen französische Städte.
Teilen, bevor es unter den Teppich gekehrt wird.“
Every time I post anything that points out the obvious need for investigation or arrest of people connected to election fraud, corruption of any kind, sedition, treason, or civil insurrection, the replies are the same: "Never happen."
This is because honest people have become so accustomed to law enforcement ignoring their sworn oaths and duties, that they now consider the wrong outcome to be normal.
For instance; we see a leftist freak murder her three kids and other leftists freaks not only turn her into a hero and martyr, but 11 out of her 12 jurors want to let her go with no penalty. Tim Waltz skated on known fraud for around a decade.
In other words: law enforcement isn't law enforcement. No one believes it is. The libs know they can force it to do their bidding, such as when they had President Trump and many of his associates arrested in Georgia, and conservatives know that there is no point to investigating people like Hunter Biden, because very little if anything will come of it.
Law enforcement may as well be the kind of no-show job that the Mafia is famous for.
It's not that everyone in law enforcement is bad. There are a lot of fine officers out there, probably a majority. The problem is that they are hamstrung by politically active superiors.
To the people of the United States, it doesn't matter where the problem is, what matters is that they know they can't trust law enforcement unless it is applied to situations outside of protected or hostile class categories.
I want to trust that our laws will be enforced, but I just realized that to an extent, I don't. I know for a fact that many states don't follow election laws and no one in enforcement seems to care. Beyond that, I see too many examples of weaponized justice applied exclusively to conservatives.
That lack of trust is a big deal. I used to be proud of the FBI and respected their reputation for integrity. When I shared data about election fraud in New York with investigators there, I was told it had to go to the FBI. My first thought was, "Can they be trusted to follow the law?" I didn't think they could. As far as I know, the FBI was called, but they did nothing. Right now, similar evidence is being used to pursue officials in California. It is a good first step, but it needs to go all the way.
Today, my opinion hasn't changed much. It has changed a little, because Trump has made some progress there, but not enough yet to trust the institutions. It is a shame.
