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The heads of the major AI companies are a collective group of freaks and weirdos who desperately want the ability to regulate not just themselves, but everyone else.
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To my conservative Christian friends. Especially those who consider themselves fundamentalists. The day may come, and may already be here, when you are going to have to decide if you are going to follow Christ or choose kinism at the least and outright racism at the worst. The evidence that this toxic type of bigotry masquerading as Christianity is not fringe but has infiltrated significant portions of the church is becoming stronger every day. religionnews.com/2026/09/24/…
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This dude has short man syndrome of the highest order. He always making references to fighting. He'll claim it's only verbal but he constantly presenting a fake masculinity.
EXCLUSIVE: Abdul El-Sayed tells @ChuckTodd he would go on Bill Maher’s show despite the “terrible things Bill Maher has said about people like me.” @AbdulElSayed: “I wanna give people the image of watching him get his ass whooped on his own show by a guy who prays like I do.” Download the Noosphere app to watch the full conversation this Sunday noosphere.app/author/chuckto…
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It truly is an obsessive delusion. I've never seen anything quite like it. People lose their ever-loving minds and spiral into insanity.
Tucker Carlson this week: “I’m in no sense obsessed with the Jews.” COUNTING EVERY mention of “JEW” by Tucker Carlson AND his guests on The Tucker Carlson Show over the past year to see if that’s true... SPOILER: It’s not.
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One of the disappointing things in writing a history book is the number of really great quotes that turn out on close inspection to be apocryphal.
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Sold at Refuge Church in Ogden Utah's "new christendom" conference sponsor's booth
This retarded Kinist book uses Ezra 9:1-2 as a proof text for interracial marriage being sin. Ezra 9:1-2 explicitly and negatively mentions intermarriage with Moabites. The author later says that an Israelite marrying a Moabite isn't an interethnic marriage in regard to Ruth. lol
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Ketcham’s post about the meetup of church officers hosted by the apostate Southern Presbytery is very instructive as to open Spanglerites who are seeking entry into NAPARC denominations.
I have BS in Theological and Educational Studies. My LU Theological Seminary Masters program is Biblical Languages and I am currently still working on my Thesis. I hope to be part of an @OrthodoxPC church plant in deep southernmost TX. Prayers are appreciated.
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He did the meme.
Tucker Carlson says to “be more like Rachel Maddow” because she focuses on what she believes is important and doesn’t worry about ratings. This shouldn’t come as any surprise because Tucker is morphing into Rachel Maddow, both physically and ideologically.
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Will on the New Saint Andrews Q&A. Never saw anything like this at the two Christian colleges I attended or the two I teach at.
Replying to @elimcgowan @D00M42
Just confirming what Eli said. My thought in the moment was, "What is going on??" I was not prepared to encounter these presuppositions embraced so nakedly in the room.
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There's a reason you are seeing an angry backlash right now against libertarians/classical liberals coming from the Postliberal and NatCon right. It has to do with the fact that they can't compete with us on the substance of ideas, and they know it. Even the "best" Postliberal/NatCon scholars are either mediocrities with weak publishing records (excluding their own house blogs) or they are older academics like Deneen and Vermeule who got tenure for stuff they did decades ago & then transitioned into postliberal activist writing that probably could not pass peer review at any credible mainstream outlet. The Postlibs/NatCons also lose just about every debate they have with us on the substantive points, be it free trade vs tariffs (or really any economic subject), the history of the American founding, the contours of political philosophy, the evidence of whether their preferred policies work as intended (see also: Orbanism), you name it. Whenever Oren Cass goes up against a real economist, he gets his rear end handed to him or worse - he gets caught fabricating evidence or badly misreading source documents, and then he lashes out with name-calling. As a result, the Postlibs/NatCons have generally retreated from the debate space on all of these issues. Turning to their published works, it's invariably dreck. Deneen and Hazony's books are comically superficial to the point of being visibly out of their depths on the subjects, thinkers, and historical events they attempt to discuss. When they venture into the economic sphere, they display an incompetence that does not even know the scholarly literature and that seldom ventures beyond obsolete crankery from the 19th century. And their claims about the political sphere, be it on policy or even the mood of popular opinion, are undermined by empirical evidence that they often never even considered because it conflicts with their ideological priors. So instead, they go on the attack against libertarians and classical liberals to try to discredit these ideas through sloppy caricatures. And then they proclaim their own "victory" like the armless, legless Black Knight from a Monty Python sketch.
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Every Woke movement is this way. It's angry mediocre people who seek power by being willing to bully people and act like psychopathic trash who read some crackpot theories no one cares about as a cover story so they can sound like it's all smart and sophisticated.
There's a reason you are seeing an angry backlash right now against libertarians/classical liberals coming from the Postliberal and NatCon right. It has to do with the fact that they can't compete with us on the substance of ideas, and they know it. Even the "best" Postliberal/NatCon scholars are either mediocrities with weak publishing records (excluding their own house blogs) or they are older academics like Deneen and Vermeule who got tenure for stuff they did decades ago & then transitioned into postliberal activist writing that probably could not pass peer review at any credible mainstream outlet. The Postlibs/NatCons also lose just about every debate they have with us on the substantive points, be it free trade vs tariffs (or really any economic subject), the history of the American founding, the contours of political philosophy, the evidence of whether their preferred policies work as intended (see also: Orbanism), you name it. Whenever Oren Cass goes up against a real economist, he gets his rear end handed to him or worse - he gets caught fabricating evidence or badly misreading source documents, and then he lashes out with name-calling. As a result, the Postlibs/NatCons have generally retreated from the debate space on all of these issues. Turning to their published works, it's invariably dreck. Deneen and Hazony's books are comically superficial to the point of being visibly out of their depths on the subjects, thinkers, and historical events they attempt to discuss. When they venture into the economic sphere, they display an incompetence that does not even know the scholarly literature and that seldom ventures beyond obsolete crankery from the 19th century. And their claims about the political sphere, be it on policy or even the mood of popular opinion, are undermined by empirical evidence that they often never even considered because it conflicts with their ideological priors. So instead, they go on the attack against libertarians and classical liberals to try to discredit these ideas through sloppy caricatures. And then they proclaim their own "victory" like the armless, legless Black Knight from a Monty Python sketch.
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If you go to Vegas, go to Adrenaline Mountain. I took the kids.
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Eric Conn, and a couple AmRef guys are all impressed by this young man at Moscow’s New Saint Andrews, who tells @willspencer that the Jews are a “nation,” and that their influence is a “major threat to American civilization.”
I taught him Latin before he moved away from Delaware. One of the best students I've ever had. (I did not address this topic in 7th grade Latin!)
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I regret to inform you that it wasn't just a one-off at Ole Miss, cc: @MisfitPatriot. Someone is funding this, too, in all likelihood.
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Imagine you’re Brian Thompson’s 16-year-old son. Some lunatic murders your dad in cold blood for literally no good reason. And then you log on and see your friends’ favorite comedian say this: Despicable. No other word for it.
.@billburr criticizes corporations' reaction to Luigi Mangione's killing of a health care CEO: “The response to the Luigi [Mangione] thing. It wasn’t ‘Maybe we need to look at what we’re doing if it makes some crazy person do this.’ [Healthcare executives’] response was to take their faces off the internet and get security. It’s like, you don’t think you need to examine this? You’re not the president. You’re just the CEO of a business.”
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So many male Christian nationalist types preach that women should stay out of the workplace and public discourse, yet somehow the rules magically don’t apply to their own wives. “Rules for thee, but not for me!” 🙃
Replying to @SouthernKeeks
I don’t. His wife @Lexy_Sauve is on X. She writes books, & teaches women. Eric Conn’s wife has a degree, works, & use to post her workout videos until she was busted for wearing leggings. This is all a grift for money. These women show us how the Pharisees’ wives, acted.
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I read The Hobbit when I was six. WTF is happening to this country.
"I even think that it’s really wrong for parents to ever try to push reading before 5," says Maryanne Wolf, director of the Center for Dyslexia, Diverse Learners and Social Justice at UCLA. (1/n)
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this is especially funny given the fact that Lexy Sauvé is the only person in Ogden who doesn't have me blocked that I know of
Let me see if I got this right Brain Sauve monitors, directs, curates and blocks for all of his wife’s social media because he is her "competent man" Yet as President of New Christendom Press, he didn't read their vendor contract before going on social media to talk about it 👍
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Yes. Entirely self-inflicted.
This NYT focus group of Trump-->swing voters in Texas is brutal. They just keep saying over and over again the problem is Paxton, they'd have been fine with Cornyn, what was wrong with Cornyn, etc etc etc nytimes.com/interactive/2026…
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Know them by how they circle their wagons.
In which I respond to the insinuations and hysteria exhibited in Erick Erickson’s “expose.” Last week, blogger @EWErickson maligned the Claremont Institute, one of our donors, and a few of our fellows and alumni, relying substantially on guilt-by-association smears and innuendo. 1/x
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