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Jede einzelne Behauptung ist faktischer Unfug und beruht auf reinem Glauben. Wir sind in die Hände einer Endzeit-Sekte geraten.
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The Left has always correctly surmised that the "marketplace of ideas" is a total myth. Democracy, too, is a myth. So is the idea that if we leverage our freedom of speech or engage in enough open dialogue with the other side, the truth will inevitably prevail and then manifest itself in legislation.
All of these things are basically childish ideas about how politics actually works, but we keep clinging to them because they make us feel good.
Here’s how things actually work.
You take power
You defund your enemies
You hire your friends
You enact policies that send your enemies into exile while importing new voters who are loyal to you
And you rinse and repeat all of this until your political worldview gets installed as the equivalent of "just being a heckin' decent human being."
This is all so easy to understand, but every time someone says it out loud, we treat it like they’ve either said something unbelievably scandalous, or they're the second coming of Machiavelli.
Robert Morton retweeted
Wirtschaftlicher Niedergang wird jetzt positiv geframed.
Von einem Wirtschaftsmagazin.
Viel verrückter wird es nicht.
Allerdings nur heute.
Morgen lassen die sich was Neues einfallen.
Garantiert.
Robert Morton retweeted
They are trying to get White people killed.
One of the Ole Miss students seen beating their chests and making monkey noises outside of a Black students apartment has ties to Wisconsin.
Alaina Kunes has withdrawn from the university and issued an apology. Her father is the former COO of the Kunes Auto Group @WISN12News
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“For every eight guys who retire in this trade, only one guy picks it up. The whole industry is in danger.”
“Wow. Would you hire me? I’d love to learn it.”
“Absolutely not.”
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Nachdem er angeblich ein „Rechter“ war und es sich jetzt als Gegenteil herausstellte, wo er auf Antifa-Demos und Regenbogenfahne zu sehen war, war die Tat auf einmal nicht mehr „ideologisch geprägt“ 😂🤓
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Ironically, these girls are not the reason we need doorbell cameras in the first place.
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Ilse Aigner hat mitgemacht.
nius.de/politik/ilse-aigner-…
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I told you the dialectic would build
Full court press from GOP cucks for amnesty
Interesting that the VP warned this was coming
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🤖 Made with AI
Replying to @TobiasHuch
Krank, dass tausende Rassisten durchdrehen, weil auch endlich Kurdisch offiziell als Sprache in Deutschland anerkannt wurde.
Wenn ich mir aber die Antworten und die Likes anschaue, dann ist davon auszugehen, das 90% Bots sind. Vermutlich wieder aus Russland.
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The GOP ignored voters and pushed data centers and Flock camera's relentlessly while calling their base retarded or Chinese spies for opposing this stuff, something that definitely contributed to the midterm loss
There is no "tech right"
They're mercenaries
Politico: The Tech Right Pivots Left
Nowhere is that hard pivot more on display than with Alex Karp, the CEO and co-founder of secretive tech giant Palantir, which bet massively on Trump 2.0 and became an administration darling in the process
Inside Palantir’s Manhattan lair, in an exclusive sitdown with Playbook, Karp — who once criticized the Democratic Party as “totally irresponsible” — deployed the word ‘progressive’ eight times to describe his philosophy while acknowledging Democrats ‘absolutely’ corrected in 2026 enough to win back his support in 2028.
Karp: “I’ve been a Democrat my whole life. I grew up in a far left environment. I know more about being a progressive than almost anybody on the planet, and I absolutely believe Palantir— all of our products are essentially progressive.”
Link to article: politico.com/newsletters/pla…
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Bekommt Deutschland eine Bundeswahrheitsagentur? Oder übernimmt das die Bundesnetzagentur?
Faszinierend zu sehen: Medien springen umgehend der CDU zur Seite, weil bekannt wurde, dass 5 CDU-Politiker einen Vorschlag der Verbraucherkommission aufgriffen, einen öffentlichen Pranger für Energiewende-Kritiker zu schaffen und den Vorschlag in einem Berichtsantrag der Landesregierung vorgelegt haben mit der Frage, ob die Regierung den Pranger für sinnvoll halte.
Die "Schwäbische" lässt (nach Medienberichten dazu) einen CDU-Sprecher erklären, dass es bislang keine Forderung oder Zustimmung gebe (was korrekt ist), lässt aber das Entscheidende weg: Die Antwort der Landesregierung steht aus; über den Vorschlag, der von den 5 CDU-Politikern eingebracht wurde, ist noch nicht entschieden.
Die Verbraucherkommission, aus welcher der Vorschlag kommt, sitzt im zuständigen Landesministerium. Sie entwickelt Empfehlungen.
Hier der Vorschlag der Verbraucherkommission:
(Besonders interessant, dass Kritik an Energiewende-Methoden darin als "Falschinformation" gewertet wird, mithin Kritik an der Energiewende: „Maßnahmen zur Eindämmung des Klimawandels sind unwirksam oder schädlich“ sei "Falschinformation")
verbraucherkommission.de/sit…
Der Antrag der 5 CDU-Politiker:
landtag-bw.de/resource/blob/…
Der Artikel der "Schwäbischen":
schwaebische.de/regional/bad…
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If we don’t give amnesty to illegals now, democrats will give amnesty to illegals later!
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Democracy is fake, popular sovereignty is a myth, elites enact their own agenda with little to no care for the public will
🌾 CONGRESS IS SLIPPING AMNESTY INTO A FARM LABOR BILL
Don't take my word for it. Read the official summary from the Congressional Research Service.
H.R. 9535, the "Securing Agriculture's Workforce Act." Sponsored by House Agriculture Chairman Glenn Thompson. 61 cosponsors, 52 of them Republicans.
One line tells you everything. The bill "establishes an H-2A visa pathway for current unauthorized agricultural workers who otherwise meet requirements."
Current unauthorized workers. People who are here illegally right now.
The sponsor's pitch: "With the border now secure, it is time to address these shortcomings."
The border is more secure because we finally started enforcing the law. You don't reward that by handing a visa to the people who broke it.
And the timing couldn't be worse. Monday night the President said, "We haven't put the same pressure on waitresses and on farmworkers, etc. Not even close." That's exactly the opening this bill's supporters have been waiting for.
We've seen this movie before. In 1986 Congress created the Special Agricultural Worker program, and it was riddled with fraud, with applicants claiming farm work they never did. My career taught me that every carve-out turns into a business model. Make farm work the safe lane and the fake employment letters will show up by the truckload.
Farmers have a real labor problem and I'm not dismissing it. Fix H-2A. Speed it up. Cut the red tape. Let it run year-round. That's legal labor and I'll support it.
But a visa for people who are here illegally isn't a workforce plan. It's amnesty in overalls.
Call your representative and ask one question: are you one of the 61?
@POTUS @StephenM @RealTomHoman @SecMullinDHS @ICEgov @HouseAgGOP @CongressmanGT @Jim_Jordan @JudiciaryGOP @Phase2Deport @NICEnforcement @itsyourgov
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Man harassing passengers on the Rome metro appears to pull out a knife
Imagine going on vacation with your wife and this man starts doing this
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If a man kills his children, other men will kill him.
If a woman kills her children, other women will defend her and make excuses for her.
Evil dad who decapitated 3 young children finally set to executed trib.al/lPK6oGF










































