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Observer retweeted
During the debate on the Immigration Law of 1965, Ted Kennedy (chairman of the subcommittee conducting the hearings) delivered a stream of confident assurances that turned out to be flat-out lies: “Our cities will not be flooded with a million immigrants annually” “the ethnic mix of this country will not be upset” “this bill will not inundate America with immigrants from any other country or area, or the most populated and deprived nations of Africa and Asia”
1960: 74% of America’s immigrants were from Europe. 1965: Selling the Hart-Celler Act, Ted Kennedy promised the Senate: “The ethnic mix of this country will not be upset”. 2024: Only 9.7% of immigrants were from Europe. The other 90% came overwhelmingly from the third world.
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The left used to call us racist. That lost its power, so they switched to nazis. That got overused, so now they scream "pedo" and "child rapist" They do this not because it's true but because it lets them shut down debate and feel morally superior about it
#MaineSenate Troy Jackson responded to another Trump supporter on Facebook as recently as September “Says the guy that supports a child rapist in Donald Trump!”
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It’s astonishing to me that you could have the largest deportation operation in the entire history of the country currently ongoing and yet demoralizing counter-signalers will inventing fantasy scenarios in their head to justify why they’re turning into accelerationists. Yeah, I suppose if I envisioned a hypothetical scenario where my best friend decided to set my house on fire and rob me, I’d be pretty upset. But to then act on that hypothetical and dissolve your friendship over something that has not and will not happen is just a sign of mental illness masquerading as political insight.
By the numbers, Trump has the highest rate of voluntary departure and return, the greatest volume of visa revocation, the largest denaturalization push, and the most interior ICE arrests on record — in under two years. This is the most massive deportation effort in U.S. history.
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Observer retweeted
“Basic human empathy” and it’s making fun of a girl grieving her brother who got murdered by her mom, w left.
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The South African President brought White golfers with him to try to prove there’s no systemic persecution of Whites in South Africa. Golfer Retief Goosen then tells Trump that his dads farmer friends have been killed and farms are constantly being burned.
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Observer retweeted
Indians are categorically different from every other non-white immigrant group. Other non-white immigrant groups are undesirable in their own ways, but all of them are individuals acting in their own best interests, coming here "for a better life." But not Indians Indians are an invasive army. The Indian government pursues a deliberate policy of mass emigration and invasion of foreign countries. It's their #1 policy priority. You can look this up and should. Indians are all part of extensive state, professional, and informal networks that work together to fraudulently game the immigration and hiring systems of their target "host" countries. Once they worm their way in, they work together to take control of companies and governments, and use them as apparatuses to bring in more Indians, as a feedback loop There are 1.5 billion Indians. And only 2% of them have ever left India. They are the largest ethnic group in the world and the most rabidly ethnocentric and hostile. They are psychopathic and physiologically incapable of feeling empathy toward others. They have zero compunctions about lying, cheating, or stealing; in fact these things are encouraged in their culture as admirable. They are hideously ugly, smell bad, and have disgustingly poor hygiene. They have zero desirable qualities They are like something out of Warhammer 40k or LotR Mordor or a video game antagonist like The Flood in Halo. A category of life forms so evil in every way that they seem like a fictional insert into our universe. They are the biggest existential threat to the human species and it's not even close Anyone who claims that Indian immigration is acceptable in any way is a hostile actor. There's no excuse for holding this position in 2026. Everyone knows the score. They have to be stopped by any means necessary
Indian immigration is almost like The Flood or an alien race attacking your country. Absolutely repulsive, everyone agrees once exposed to it at scale. I’m a “deport every brown person, 100 million Americans” guy, but honesty, get Sandeep out of here first, then deport Pedro.
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Observer retweeted
The Americans who disagree with me politically literally want me dead. Like it’s not an exaggeration or hyperbolic anymore. They literally cheered at the assassination of a moderate Republican because he was an effective operator
Americans who disagree with you politically are not the enemy. Liars are.
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Observer retweeted
1960: 74% of America’s immigrants were from Europe. 1965: Selling the Hart-Celler Act, Ted Kennedy promised the Senate: “The ethnic mix of this country will not be upset”. 2024: Only 9.7% of immigrants were from Europe. The other 90% came overwhelmingly from the third world.
In 1970, 1 in every 21 people living in America was foreign-born. By early 2025, it was nearly 1 in 6.
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If these “youths” had stomped the father’s head in, you’d never hear about it. It would have just become another statistic thrown in the bucket.
Dad wasn’t there to square up with teenagers. He dropped his 16-year-old off and was talking to the bus driver about his son getting smacked in the head over a slice of pizza the day before. That’s it. Then the 14-year-old who already put hands on that kid got off the bus and walked up on the father. Then they called another 16-year-old to the bus stop. Two of them closed the gap after the man put his hand up and told them to stay back. He didn’t chase anybody. He didn’t start it. They inserted themselves into a conversation with a bus driver. Everybody keeps saying “they’re just kids.” Teenagers beat adults unconscious, they stomp people and They kill people. Five kids, 13 to 15, beat a 45-year-old man to death in New York so they could post it. Teens beat a 60-year-old grocer to death in Australia when he tried to help somebody. A 16-year-old beat a man unconscious in Pittsburgh and walked because they charged him as a juvenile. This isn’t rare. It’s weekly. Those two at the bus stop weren’t 6. They were old enough to know “stay back” means stay back. The dad didn’t fire. Nobody got touched. He holstered, drove around the corner, and flagged a deputy. Sheriff said he was the victim and filed nothing. That’s how this is supposed to work. If you walk up on a man or woman after you already put hands on his son, you don’t get to hide behind “we’re just kids.” You’re old enough to get dropped.
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Observer retweeted
“Have you ever seen a more punchable face?” People distrust the media exactly because of milestones like this one, and it was a slow degradation. CNN, the Washington Post, and NBC already had the full video within hours showing Nathan Phillips walking into the Covington kids and drumming inches from Nick Sandmann’s face, but they ran the short clip anyway because it let them call a smiling 16 year old a racist. They promoted Phillips as a Vietnam veteran being mocked even though he never served in Vietnam and was discharged in 1976 with no combat deployment. Sandmann sued, they settled, and he went to college on the proceeds. He was only 16 and they were the most powerful media organizations on earth. Media distrust was entirely self-inflicted.
A change of ownership alone won’t fix this. Trust in mass media fell from 53% in 1997 to 28% in 2025. Morning shows lost about half their viewers in a decade. Cable news is fighting over fewer leftover boomers. Digital subscribers are not replacing the old mass audience.
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Observer retweeted
If you want your clothes to last longer than 6 months and don’t want to walk around looking disheveled, laundry is actually a Herculean task and truly the most annoying part of running a house. It is constantly pilling up, you are forever drowning in it, just when you get through a load there’s now two more waiting for you somehow. If men were responsible for properly doing the laundry for an entire household they’d abandon their families en masse.
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Observer retweeted
>The American government gives something like $150 billion per year to academia >About 90-94% of academia is made up of professional Leftists We've been paying for our enemies, our entire lifetimes. You can imagine how much the right could accomplish if we paid right-wing institutions $150 billion per year. Books, movies, video games, construction projects.
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Observer retweeted
You should remind your friends that the GOP wants to interpret a midterm loss as a repudiation of Trump and a call for a return to “respectable conservatism,” just like it did in 2018, 2020, and 2022. The GOP will never “learn its lesson” and actually represent its voters. This is a fundamental misunderstanding of what the party has existed for, which is to contain those voters rather than represent them. The only thing that will change that is continuing the process of having Patriots take it over. This has already been remarkably fruitful. It works. We simply need to keep pushing. Develop a plan to get 10 of your friends to vote for Republicans with you in the midterms. You have time.
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Replying to @Anc_Aesthetics
Eliminating White people is quite literally the only thing leftists actually care about.
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Libertarians earnestly believe that corporations should determine American immigration policy.
Counterpoint: Government actors telling private businesses what they can and can't do is BS.
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Observer retweeted
Indians who work at an "American" company that is 99% indian will post on LinkedIn "Looking for a developer, H-1B visa only" in broad daylight and get away with it and we're supposed to believe we have a meritocratic system? I'll believe we have a meritocracy when Civil Rights law is applied against minority businesses for discriminating against White Americans. Until then fuck your meritocracy.
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Observer retweeted
"Brown women write about being brown women" and it's literally all they're capable of.
Yeah it's just DEI bro, they purged all the white men and replaced them with women and browns. Every cultural industry got purged during the Woke era (2014-2024) by a combination of cowardly old white Boomers, and the DEI affirmative action hires of the 1990s as managers.
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The Sheetz gas station franchise had to pay millions in a civil rights lawsuit a few years ago because it was using criminal background checks to screen employees and was therefore rejecting more minoirty applicants Government does this day in and day out, what a joke
Counterpoint: Government actors telling private businesses what they can and can't do is BS.
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Observer retweeted
Exposing fraud IS a partisan issue because fraud is largely a racial/ethnic issue. Democrats are the party of the demographics doing the fraud while republicans are the party of the demographic paying most of the taxes
Self-proclaimed “liberal cuck” tries to shame me at the airport. I gave this man 10+ opportunities to explain why he said that, but he couldn’t come up with one answer. Exposing fraud is not a partisan issue. It affects every taxpaying citizen. EXPOSE IT ALL.
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An American is someone not permitted to promote his own ethnic interests under Civil Rights law
No one demands you to give an answer as to who an Indian is. No one is ever confused as to who an Israeli or Turk or Japanese or Korean is. And yet every time someone tries to assert an American identity that’s worthy of being protected politically, suddenly we all act as if no one has any idea what an American is. It’s as if these people demand you define what a chair is and then when you give an answer, they’ll tear it to pieces and then claim chairs don’t exist even as they’re sitting in one. It’s all so incredibly disingenuous. We aren’t playing this game any longer. “American” is not a synonym for abstract universal man who also happens to believe non vague notions of freedom. Everyone knows what an American is, including those who pretend not to know, which is why they constantly attack the concept in the first place because they are fundamentally opposed to the idea that there could ever be an inherited identity that anyone ever organizes themselves around politically.
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