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Father Edward Hauschild, a Catholic priest of the Diocese of Portsmouth in England, has criticized plans for a 90s silent disco at Durham Anglican Cathedral, calling it an “utterly shameful misuse” of the cathedral and saying it would turn the sacred space into a nightclub.
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One of the reasons this is super interesting is that you actually see the same playbook used against Jair Bolsonaro, Donald Trump, and Nigel Farage. Basically an institutional alignment of the blob, NGOs, legal apparatus, media, tech platform censorship came together and did whatever it could to prevent their rise to power. All three have also been targets of real violence. Lawfare: > Brazil’s electoral court barred Bolsonaro from office until 2030 over his attacks on the voting system; criminal cases followed on the January 2023 riots, state gifts, and vaccine records. > Trump was indicted in multiple jurisdictions while campaigning, with the cases timed across the run-up to the 2024 election > Farage faces a parliamentary standards probe over an undeclared £5 million gift, National Crime Agency interest in related transfers, and a sketchy "Channel 4" sting on foreign donations that was funded by... foreigners. This is based on private info which was, "miraculously" leaked. Speech and platforms: > In Brazil, Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered removal of Bolsonaro-linked accounts; when X refused, the platform was blocked nationwide in 2024, with Lula’s public backing, and restored only after compliance. > After Jan 6, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube removed Trump; Apple, Google, and Amazon then cut off Parler. This deprived the leading opposition figure of his largest direct channels in the years before he ran again > Farage was de-banked by Coutts. They closed his bank accounts citing his Brexit views and Trump association Russia and scandal framing. > Trump spent years under the collusion narrative. Blob and media kept pushing the Steele dossier > Bolsonaro’s circle was tied to “disinformation” and coup inquiries > Farage has been pressed over a jailed former colleague who took Russian bribes, old Putin remarks, and a Russia Today appearance from ten years ago Threats to physical security: > Bolsonaro was stabbed in 2018 during the presidential campaign. A judge later found him not criminally liable because of persistent delusional disorder and ordered indefinite psychiatric detention. He was assessed as still dangerous years later. Bolsonaro has long said he believes others were behind it; investigators did not establish that. > Trump's had multiple assassination attempts on his life > Farage had an attempt on his life that was mishandled and initially downplayed by the police. In April 2025 a lit incendiary device was pushed through the letterbox of his home. Officers told him the CCTV had not captured the suspect and closed the case. > Later, a man charged with the murder of Farage's party spokeswoman Ann Widdecombe would be found to have been the same person that the police later admitted was the suspect was on the footage of the CCTV. The man has now been charged with preparing terror acts against Farage For both Trump and the Bolsonaro family, it seems that the more the machine blatantly moves against them to suppress the democratic will of the people, the more support for them hardened. Voters could see through it. Whether the British people recognize the same patterns and tactics are used against Farage remains open.
What we are witnessing in Brazil is the biggest political backfire in modern political history. Communist tyrants came after Brazil’s Trump, Jair Bolsonaro. He survived an assassination attempt. They banned him from running for office. Then they threw him in jail. They accused him of attempting a coup after his election was stolen, just like they did here to Trump. He’s currently serving a 27 year prison sentence. The response: His wife won a Senate seat. His son Carlos won a Senate seat. His son Renan won a seat in Congress. His son Flávio is ahead of Lula for president of Brazil. His son could unseat the very tyrant who threw him in jail. The persecution of Bolsonaro has backfired into a political retribution against those who weaponized Government against the people's will. You might be able to try to silence a man but you cannot silence a movement.
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This is a photo of the Kutz family before October 7. They were found huddled together in their home’s bomb shelter. None of them survived. We will never forget.
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Every Texan should be doing what they can right now. The stakes are too high. God bless these ladies.
I walked in this afternoon (after what felt like HOURS in traffic) to join these focused, godly ladies encouraging others to go vote! ❤️🗳️
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I wish everyone could understand French. This wonderful woman explains everything about what is happening to beloved France. These thugs, animals, rioters, arsonists, and looters ARE NOT FRENCH.
Wow, elle dit vraiment les termes sur ces racailles.
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U.S. Special Forces just hit recruiting goals for the first time in 15 years. Hegseth is telling the Pentagon: warriors only. No radicals. No weak standards. Recruiting is UP. Morale is UP. Our military is BACK. I voted for this.
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The biggest women’s magazine in the world, Vogue, published a call to eradicate fraternities entirely. This is so disheartening, but expected. We only ever hear about the bad stories of fraternities that make the headlines, but research shows that men who come from fraternities have far better outcomes in life and are more likely to be pillars in their families and communities. We can’t throw the baby out with the bathwater. We need more male spaces today, not less. We need more brotherhood, not less. You can’t complain about “Mankeeping” one minute then call to eradicate male spaces the next. There has to be a better way to preserve and strengthen these institutions while reducing bad behavior.
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Almost all of these joyful young women were so savagely butchered on October 7th by Hamas devils they were not in a fit state to be shown to their parents. A nose ring the only thing left in a face without a face. A knife all the way through a head. Genitals … you don’t want to know. If we can’t name evil when it so clearly identifies itself then who are we? Go on, march for that.
Three years without you.
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Imagine if, on the anniversary of Hiroshima, Americans marched past Japanese communities waving American flags and denouncing Japan. Or if Britain chose the anniversary of Dresden to stage victory marches through London. We don’t. Those dates are treated with sensitivity because whatever your view of the wider war, the anniversary of mass civilian death is not the day to celebrate. Yet on 7 October — the anniversary of the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust — demonstrators have deliberately chosen to march through London for the Palestinian cause. They do it, simply, because they are utterly repugnant human beings
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Couple observations: 1. Heist as verb. Intewesting. 2. The “SF is a new Renaissance Florence” folks always go for Leonardo. Quaint but something honest there. Maybe explore another wing of the Louvre, the Uffizi, etc.
The single most useful take I heard at The Curve was "we can still heist the Mona Lisa after the singularity". There's a subtle/important point here, where some things (e.g, n of 1 goods where originally is valuable) will retain/grow in value even as everything changes.
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A New York jury just awarded $2 MILLION to a young woman who underwent a double mastectomy at 16 and later detransitioned. The jury found her psychologist and surgeon liable for malpractice. Her case alleged that serious mental-health issues, including depression, body dysmorphia, anorexia and autism-spectrum traits, were not adequately addressed before an irreversible procedure was performed on a minor. Now watch what happens when someone like her speaks publicly. For years we were told regret was exceedingly rare. We were told these procedures were necessary care. We were told questioning the process itself was dangerous. But when a detransitioner stands up and says, “This happened to me,” suddenly she becomes the problem. That is the epistemic tell. When evidence supports the narrative, it is celebrated. When evidence contradicts the narrative, the person carrying the evidence gets attacked. A jury heard the testimony. A jury examined the evidence. A jury found malpractice. And a jury put the damages at $2 million. You don’t protect vulnerable young people by demanding silence from the ones who came back and said, “I wish someone had slowed this down.” You protect them by listening. #AStoneGroove #SilentMajoritySpeaks
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Falsely ascribing crime to whites is rampant throughout the country. Demographics on crime are at least 20% off.
I have dug through over 7,000+ arrest records in the state of North Carolina over the past 2 weeks. What I found was so shocking, I had a hard time believing it myself... It appears major fraud is taking place in arrest records where Black offenders are labelled White. I didn't come across this once or twice. It appears that a few HUNDRED Black offenders are being labelled as White. The option to pick "BLACK" exists and is used frequently in arrest records... ...but it seems they are purposely choosing the label of "WHITE AFRICAN" or "WHITE CAUCASIAN" to identify someone who is clearly a "BLACK" person. This is massive fraud.
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for a long time i said that antisemitism, particularly on the american left, was not as bad as people claimed. i'd like to just state that i was totally wrong. i still don't understand it, really. or know what to do about it. but it is so fucked.
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91% of black female homicides in the US are committed by black men 8% are committed by black women 1% from all other categories
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26-year-old Omer Gavra could have hidden or played it safe, but he didn't. On October 7th, when he heard what the people of Gaza were doing to the people of Israel, Omer took his pistol and drove right into the fire to engage the more than 6000 men of Gaza who were inflicting unspeakable horrors on the people of Israel. He engaged the men of Gaza with their RPG's, grenades, and automatic weapons, while he had only a pistol, drawing their fire away from helpless civilians. May his memory be a blessing.
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🚨BREAKING: Pedro Sánchez dissolves Spanish parliament and announces early elections on November 29th The socialist tyrant has fallen.
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This is the crowd gathered in Assisi to celebrate the 800th anniversary of the death of St. Francis of Assisi.
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This video has over half a million views in the last 24 hours on my instagram The price of free things is your freedom
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USAID engaged in election interference and regime change around the world, causing massive strife
Here’s a shocking statistic you may not know. USAID more than doubled its spending on Brazil as soon Bolsonaro won their 2018 election. This was not because Brazil suddenly needed twice the aid. The money was spent on projects in Brazil to undermine Bolsonaro.
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