Chicago!! Great sports town, great beaches, awesome museums. Nice place to visit. But it’s lipstick on a pig. Don’t fall for it. This city is a dumpster fire.

Hell on earth
Watching @88PKane in a Blackhawks sweater makes me unreasonably happy.
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finally?????!????
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Nature always finds a way… to show that liberals are retards.
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All of these things can be true... 1. Trump is an idiot for starting this war. 2. Iran is not "winning the war" not even close. 3. Iran does not control the strait. 4. Iran does impede the strait. 5. The US does control the strait more than any other party involved. 6. Ship traffic is the highest in 6 months because number one happened 6 months ago and our military is kick ass at what it does. 7. The reason diesel is so high is due to a refinery with electrical failures in the mid-west not the war in Iran. 8. Iran is run by inbred 3rd world retards and we'd all be better off it that wasn't true. 9. The US is run by 2 mafia families called political parties, and we'd all be better off if that wasn't true. 10. Most of your problems are mostly due to your own choices in spite of what I said above. The answer to improving your own life is in the mirror.
Oil and gas shipments through Strait of Hormuz hit six-month high washingtonexaminer.com/news/…
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Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the newest photo provided to me by the lone juror and his attorney. Protect the children. I absolutely love this so much. ❤️
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My kid's very first semester of his very first year at UNC at he was locked down in his Calculus class while this guy terrorized the community. But he is not guilty.
BREAKING: An Orange County judge ruled Friday that Tailei Qi, the man charged with the fatal shooting of UNC professor Zijie Yan in 2023, is not guilty by reason of insanity. bit.ly/4yR6oO1
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No JB, it is time to rein in overspending and overreach.
It’s time to rein in the AI industry before it’s too late. politico.com/newsletters/ill…
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It's odd. Gas prices hit me in the wallet just like anyone else. I choose not to view things in a vacuum. Immigration was my biggest motivating factor in the last election. Well, number two after "Kamala is a blithering idiot." The flood coming in has stopped and a bunch of people with no legal right to be here are being removed. That's a good thing. Security in DC and some other large cities has been substantially reduced. It was always possible but it took and act of will. Cries of RACISM are mostly being ignored and crime has reduced somewhat. Also a good thing. I ignore the narcissistic nonsense because it's who and what Trump has always been. He slaps his name on everything. It's annoying but I cannot bring myself to care. Now comes the real problem: things are expensive. I'll ignore gasoline for a minute because it is a special problem. Annual inflation is mostly under control, or at least far, far closer to historical norms. BUT PRICES ARE HIGH argue people dumber than a box of rocks. Yes, the close to 30% total inflation during Biden's reign of drooling shoved prices up drastically and they haven't come down. That's because deflation is a bad thing, a really bad thing. A deflationary economy is a sick, recessionary/depressionary economy. The best you can usually hope for is to grow fast enough to outstrip inflation and eventually catch up. We aren't growing at that rate. As far as spending goes, Trump doesn't seem to care, but the bigger problem is Congress sitting with their thumbs up their collective asses. DOGE identified a bunch of the worst excesses, the most indefensible corruption and overspending. And Congress didn't even really try to address those, which means that they really and truly never plan to reign in spending. At all. If they won't cut the easy stuff, they will never even look at the big stuff. What that means for the future is a dismal, awful, economic implosion eventually. You can't stave it off forever by printing money which, by the way, we should have stopped doing long ago. Apparently we can't stop doing that either. Tariffs are...well, I think they're great leverage to use against trading partners who put tariffs on our goods. The cries of OH NOES THAT IS TEH WRONG are just stupid. I assume you think there's some leverage besides harsh language but as yet none of you have proposed a real one. Now this is where Trump and I differ greatly. While I see tariffs as a tool to be used, he sees them as good in general. I believe he is dead wrong about that. But -because there's always a but- tariffs don't keep increasing unless the president has a tantrum when someone insults him. They increase prices on goods once and then that becomes the new baseline for costs which is indeed higher. However, there is an argument to be made that there is some national security interest in bringing some production back to our shores and paying for the increased prices. That is a fair argument even if you don't agree with it. Now on to gas prices. Every sees them. Everyone feels them. Increased energy costs don't affect just fuel supplies. They affect cost of transportation and production. It impacts pretty much everything. And most of the increase is from uncertainty brought about by the conflict in Iran. Oil prices don't like uncertainty. And conflict in the Middle East creates a lot of uncertainty. I guess the question about whether you support the conflict is twofold: 1) Do you think a country who declared war on us almost 50 years ago and is one of the biggest state sponsors of terrorism in the world should be allowed to get nuclear weapons, especially since it now has IRBMs, which could reach Europe. I say no. Your opinion might differ. That's fine. 2) If you believe in trying to limit civilian casualties,, do you think we should proceed carefully or simply bomb the entire country into dust? Because if it's the former, the conflict is going to take a while and it's going to impact gas prices until it's over. I'm kind of on board with number two but I also don't want us to get bogged down forever. Use the force necessary to end the conflict as quickly as possible and get out. I remain opposed to ground forces but I want it resolved as quickly as possible. I feel the economic pain as much as anyone, certainly more than the wealthy do because I am not one of them. But I try to consider the economic factors in play. I will be the first to admit that I am not the average voter in this regard, most of whom fixate on whatever shiny object is dangled in front of them.
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Replying to @DrunkRepub
You can be mad at gas prices and also not vote for commies 💁🏼‍♀️
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Have you noticed that the community that is most vocal in warning about the Islamification of the USA is the GWOT veterans’ community? That’s because we saw things with our own eyes that are hard for others to believe: 1. The treatment of women as chattel property. Goats are treated better than daughters—no exaggeration. 2. Widespread pedophilia and bestiality while at the same time people we call “LGBTQ+” in the West are subject to barbaric methods of execution. 3. An absolute lack of freedom of religion. 4. Wanton disregard for human life. 5. Insanely paranoid antisemitism straight out of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion. 6. Wholly corrupt governments; bribery as a uniform standard. 7. Tribalism to an extreme: tribe trumps truth and justice, always. 8. In the Gulf Arab countries, “Third Country Nationals” from poor Muslim countries engaged in menial labor and literally treated as slaves. 9. Absolute confidence that Islam will violently conquer the rest of the world, and a belief that this is just and proper. 10. Acceptance of the idea that lying can be and is necessary and proper. These are not one-off observations; these are widespread norms that are easily observed and experienced in day-to-day life in any nation that accepts Sharia law. ALL OF THESE THINGS ARE COMMONPLACE. Having seen this stuff up close and personal across the entire Middle East, Central Asia and the Horn of Africa, American veterans have unwittingly become like the prophets of old, warning everyone else of the dangers we have seen that we never wish to see come ashore in America. Yet somehow our voices are not being heard sufficiently, and we now see literal Communists wishing to import these evil practices to the USA en masse, as a path to their own power. Guess what Commies? It’s the other way around, you are the ones being used and when the Green forces dispose of you Red forces, it’s not going to be pretty. Wise up.
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Two things: 1. This is the first year I heard the PASS alarms and learned what they were. Brings a new level of horror. 2. Yes. I forgot. I did forget how massive the pile was. Then I saw this again
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A lot of Americans woke up to the fact that they’ve been gaslit about “Islamophobia” for 25 years and they’re pretty fucking over it. It feels like a spell was broken today. Like everyone came out of a trance.
The prevailing view of so much of the young left in America is that we’re the worst country ever, so if someone attacks us, they can’t be all bad.
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I worked at Ground Zero: 🧵 This whole section of Manhattan was closed for blocks and you could only get down there with proper credentials. So, the people you met were all working there. I will never forget the stench and the sheer scale of the disaster site. Seventeen acres, as I recall. But there prevailed among all the FDNY, NYPD, secret service, PANY, and volunteers an incredible sense of unity unlike anything I have experienced since. People from all walks of life were unified in their rage, compassion, desire to do something, and their love of country. One of my most enduring memories is the fact that people were asking questions about the nature of evil, eternal justice, Hell, Islam, and God. You worked all day, and a restaurant, closed to the public, was set aside just for all of us. After an initial convo with a guy over a rapidly served dinner, he told other officers about me and, next thing I knew, he appeared and asked if he could sit down and talk with me — and then another, and so on. These were incredible, meaningful discussions. They weren’t debates. Being in the rumble of Ground Zero, finding bodies, losing friends, and the aforementioned stench, made people working there reflect on life’s Big Questions deeply. No one was interested in trivialities. Here’s a sample: • “I’m told you’re a guy who knows the Bible. Tell me, is there a Hell? I want there to be a Hell because I want the comfort of knowing these people are suffering there.” • “Why does God allow suffering?” • “I think I always kind of accepted the idea that man is basically good. I don’t believe that anymore.” • “Is there really a God who will one day judge this? I want justice for these victims.” • “What the f—k is Islam really about?” New Yorkers were moved by the outpouring of assistance from all over the country. One said to me: “I ain’t never been to no f—king Alabama before. But I f—king love people from Alabama now!” Another powerful memory for me is getting an invitation to visit the firemen at Engine/Ladder 10. Their station sat at the base of the towers. They lost men on September 11th. So, I took their invitation seriously. They were somber, but kind and gentle. They took me onto the roof to give me the birds-eye view. We all wept. You simply couldn’t do otherwise. I’ll never forget that experience. To this day an NYPD hat hangs proudly on my wall. The authentic ones were, at the time, highly sought after, and an officer presented it to me in a tender, emotional moment when I told him my time there was at an end and I had to go back home. Now, however, that unity has dissolved under the carefully orchestrated acids of Leftist cynicism — just like the unity after the Charlie Kirk Memorial Service. Today I gave a keynote address on the subject of September 11th and Islam. (It will appear as a podcast here and on my YT channel on Tuesday morning.) My objective: to give a firsthand, bare-knuckled account of Islam. You see, for Muslims the Crusades never ended, and every terrorist attack from September 11th to the systematic r8p3 of 250k British (white) girls is all perfectly consistent with orthodox Islamic teaching. To defeat it, we must: • Raise the bar on what constitutes courage. I am sick and tired of hearing about how some podcaster is courageous for speaking out against Islam as they sit in the comfort of their studio. That’s a low bar. That’s the least anyone can do. Risk your job and I’ll be (sort of) impressed. I’ll be really impressed if you risk your life. Our forebears defeated Islam because they were willing die in stopping its westward advance. Muslims are willing to die for their fake god. Are you willing to die for your real One? Read about the Siege of Malta in 1565 to get a baseline. • We need clever lawyers to make a legal case for denying Islam the respectability of a religion. • We need a third Great Awakening. Secularism is no match for Islam. • Educate yourself. May God bless America!
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If they couldn't stand solemnly for two hours and show respect they should have fucking stayed home. They are despicable.
Mamdani and AOC are spotted laughing with each other as people cry while the names of those who died are read during the 9/11 Memorial in New York City.
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Islam is not compatible with western civilization.
If you don't name the ideology that led to this (without qualifiers), you are dishonouring every single individual who died on that day. Be courageous. Fight those who wish to enslave us.
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And better than any day would have been under Kamala
Replying to @unseen1_unseen
The worst day of the Trump administration is immeasurably better than the best day under Biden Why is this hard for people
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It goes without saying, but if you think men can get pregnant, you're retarded.
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Modern Feminism is a death cult. Born and unborn are not safe. It’s sick.
Imagine supporting his murderer and not caring at all about this angel. These women are monsters.
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