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The UK Government just RELEASED the 5 muslim terrorists that tried to bomb the RAF Fairford 🚨 Danny Tommy protected his country & they denied him bail. 💣Actual Muslim terrorists- RELEASED ✝️Christian British Father- IN PRISON England has been conquered by terrorists.
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Hillary Clinton wanted to drone strike Julian Assange.
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Read more: “Am I Going to Die Friday?” Family Says 83-Year-Old Christian Grandmother Was Euthanized Against Her Will in Canada — Died With Blood on Her and Hands Clasped in Prayer as Authorities Investigate thegatewaypundit.com/2026/09…
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It's time to re-open the asylums. We probably need a few thousand of them at this point.
Mass Deadly Stabbing in Time Square ROCKS New York City, Insane Police Video Shows HORROR in NYC... A mentally ill woman walking the streets of Times Square with kitchen knives just murdered 32-year-old Bank of America VP Erin Piacenti and left another man in critical condition. Our leaders have blood on their hands. They closed the asylums and called it compassion. Now law abiding citizens who get murdered in broad daylight are the ones who have to pay the consequences. We don't have to live like this.
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@BLaw You have an ethics violator on your payroll. Rule 4-8.4(d) (Prejudice to the Administration of Justice): Making violent threats—even on personal social media accounts or in public forums—is viewed by the Florida Supreme Court as conduct highly prejudicial to the administration of justice. It subverts the rule of law and severely damages the integrity of the legal profession.
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»I can't breathe«: Die letzten Worte, die der schwarze Junkie George Floyd bei seinem tragischen Tod während der Verhaftung sagte, wurden zum Motto einer beispiellosen weltweiten Kampagne gegen Polizeigewalt und Rassismus. »I can't breathe« – neunmal röchelte Henry Nowak diesen Satz, als britische Polizisten ihm die Handschellen anlegten. Er sagte auch: »Ich wurde niedergestochen«. »Glaub ich nicht, Kumpel« erwiderte der Polizeibeamte kalt bei der Festnahme. Nach der Veröffentlichung der Bodycam-Aufnahmen der Polizei kennen jetzt Millionen die Bilder vom Todeskampf des 18-Jährigen. Er wurde verhaftet, weil der Täter behauptete, Henry habe ihn beleidigt. Anstatt ihm zu helfen, legten die Polizisten ihm die Handschellen an. Das war kein Einsatzfehler: Diese Szene ist ein bitteres Zeitdokument für den weißen Selbsthaß. Es belegt unsere Selbstaufgabe als Zivilisation. »Kein Menschenleben ist im woken Denken so wenig wert wie das junger weißer Männer« — Benedikt Brechtken auf Apollo News Die Polizisten handelten wohl aus der Angst heraus, man würde ihnen sonst »Rassismus« vorwerfen. Die Erzählung, daß Weiße immer die Täter sind und zahllose Antirassismustrainings hatten ihre Seelen vergiftet und jegliche Empathie abtrainiert. Das Schuld-Dogma war stärker als die natürlichen, menschlichen Hilfsreflexe. George Floyd war ein Täter, Henry Nowak ein Opfer. Er war ein Opfer der Migrationspolitik. Anders als Floyd wurde er nicht in einem goldenen Sarg beerdigt. Sein Tod war kein Anlaß für Massenproteste und Plünderungen. Nach Henry werden keine Plätze benannt. Der Fall war kein Grund für Sondersendungen in den Nachrichten. Für Henry knieten keine Polizisten aus Scham nieder. Der Fall ereignete sich bereits am 3. Dezember 2025. Jetzt wurde der Täter, Vickrum Digwa, ein 23-jähriger Inder, zu 21 Jahren Haft verurteilt. In diesem Zusammenhang wurden die Einsatzvideos veröffentlicht. Henry war einer von uns. Er wurde Opfer der weißen Unterwerfung. Wie viele Leben werden noch auf diese Art enden, bis wir endlich wieder den aufrechten Gang lernen?
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Send the video to everyone you know showing how heinously Nowak was treated by the police in his dying moments and how the police cravenly kowtowed to his murderer. Legacy mainstream media, same ones who wrote about George Floyd millions of times, are dead silent about Nowak.
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RT @Babygravy9: Everybody involved—the killer’s family, the police—should be put on trial for their part in this shameful incident. You ar…
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I love you Jesus ❤️✝️thank you for everything
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If Americans can be arrested for lying to Congress, Congress should be arrested for lying to the American people.
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This is the ultimate midwit healthcare take. No, 32 countries have not “figured out” universal healthcare. The UK has “free” healthcare, and roughly 1 in 3 cancer patients in England still fail to start treatment within 62 days of urgent referral. Canada has “free” healthcare, and the median wait for neurosurgical treatment is around a year. Australia has “free” healthcare, and over half the country still buys private insurance despite paying for a public universal system with their taxes. Switzerland has universal coverage, because residents are required to buy private insurance. There is no government system where benevolent bureaucrats tuck you in at night with a warm blanket and an MRI appointment. The actual lesson from other wealthy countries is not “they figured it out.” America’s system has huge problems. Our prices are insane, insurance markets are distorted, and hospital systems are cartelized. Our regulations make care more expensive than it needs to be. Yet we still guarantee access to even the 8% who don’t have coverage. We give easy routes to qualify for medicaid for those with disabilities. Pretending the rest of the world solved healthcare because they slapped the word “universal” on a rationing scheme is not analysis. It is bumper sticker policy for people who think access means having a card in your wallet while you wait a year to see the doctor you need.
Free Universal Healthcare is so complicated and expensive that only 32 of the 33 wealthiest countries in the world have figured it out.
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Professionalism under pressure is what makes a Tennessee State Trooper. Today Commissioner Jeff Long and I commended the actions this Trooper along with his colleagues on how they performed in the face of a difficult and unprofessional person yesterday at the State Capitol.
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Jerusalem Cross: A Christian symbol dating back to the 11th century and painted on the floor of the National Cathedral. Totenkopf: The official symbol of the Nazi SS units who ran the death camps. Guess which tattoo Democrats think should disqualify you for public service.
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I am totally confused; are democrats with USA or Iran?
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If nothing else, the Louisiana v. Callais decision demonstrates just how much Democrat Party power in America has become an artificial construct. They gain power through counting illegals in the census, diluting election security rules, and forcing Red States to draw congressional districts solely on the basis of race. They have no ability to argue their positions on the merits, so they've built these pillars of power to rig the game. But now they're slowly coming to an end.
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If you are interested in the Grey's Scouts, this book is actually quite good and quite interesting I was surprised to learn how effective they generally were at patrolling, particularly when working in coordination with scout aircraft Also interesting was the way in which they generally fought as dragoons, dismounting to fight, which I suppose is common sense but I hadn't thought of before
Another interesting unit from the Rhodesian Bush War - Grey's Scouts. This was a battalion-sized mounted infantry unit. Yes, actual horses still being used in the 1970's. They were actually very useful for long range patrols in the African bush, including when accompanying armoured cars. They didn't do cavalry charges but dismounted to fight on foot. For a nation suffering severe fuel shortages due to international sanctions, this was a logistically efficient, all-terrain alternative to mechanised infantry or recon vehicles.
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America has a left-wing violence problem. Every single "study" that purports to show how right-wing is a bigger threat are all total loads of crap that count things like white prison gang violence as part of the right while excluding violence from groups like BLM. Everyone has eyes. Nobody tried to assassinate Joe Biden three times, nor any of the liberal Supreme Court justices. No high profile left-wing activists, on the level of Charlie Kirk, have been murdered by people with a specific ideological motivation. Right-wingers haven't burnt down entire cities to defund the police or committed violence in the streets to end enforcement of our immigration laws. It's only people on one side of the spectrum that are routinely committing violence against people they disagree with, and do so while echoing the deranged rhetoric of politicians from only one political party.
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The fundamental problem for the European right is not America; it’s that Europe is a bastion of left-liberalism, and to a far greater degree than the US. Between two thirds and three quarters of the electorate in every Western European country is liberal in the American sense of the term. Meanwhile in America that sensibility attracts more or less half of voters. We have had the opportunity, thanks to Biden’s gross incompetence, to install the most right-wing leader this country has had at least since Nixon, if not since before WW1. However as much as we love Europe, American foreign policy under Trump has had to come to terms with the reality of our differences very quickly. America has interests around the world, and Trump has major goals for shaping the conditions undergirding those interests. We also have a limited timeframe, and American foreign policy simply cannot afford to relax with an Aperol spritz and tend the garden in Europe for four years while we wait for AfD to climb from one fifth of the electorate to one fourth. We are going to do for ourselves what we have to do. Europe should do the same, and if that means tactically distancing yourselves from Trump’s persona, so be it. But do not forget that there is, or at least is supposed to be, an alignement of objectives. You, too, want (we should think) restoration of your sovereignty, re-industrialization of your economies, rebuilding of your military and thus your ability to project power abroad, and above all control of your borders. But if in your tactical distancing from Trump’s persona, you make yourselves blind to your own interests and start to claim like third worldist agitators running influence operations against American voters that America is “a declining power” and Trump is “erratic” and “not fulfilling his promises” and is a “slave to Israel”, you have moved yourself into the camp of strategic adversaries. For these sorts of views are not only antagonistic to American interests, they also represent an acceptance of European decline. It is alignment with the whole BRICS, multi-polarity, every nation a small bit player mentality that is the opposite of western aspiration and greatness. And in that case, you should expect to find that right-wing American governments now and in the future will view Europe somewhat coldly, and will find it mostly irrelevant whether Europe’s left-liberal establishment persists, as we have no desirable partner in Europe in any case.
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Presidente @realDonaldTrump Como católico, le respondo con respeto, pero también con claridad: El Papa León XIV no es un actor político ni un subordinado de ningún gobierno. Es el sucesor de San Pedro y el vicario de Cristo, y su misión es apacentar a las ovejas de Cristo; su misión es espiritual: guiar almas, defender la dignidad humana y recordar al mundo la verdad, incluso cuando incomoda al poder. La Iglesia no existe para agradar a los gobiernos, sino para ser luz en medio de la oscuridad. Podemos debatir políticas públicas. Podemos tener diferencias legítimas. Pero atacar al Papa con descalificaciones personales no fortalece a nadie… y mucho menos a la fe católica que millones profesamos. Un líder fuerte no teme a la verdad. Y un verdadero cristiano no debería perder la caridad, ni siquiera en el desacuerdo. Aclaración importante: Los católicos respetamos a las autoridades civiles, pero nuestra lealtad última es a Cristo y a su Iglesia. El poder es temporal. La verdad no. Invito a todos los católicos a rezar por la paz en el mundo y por la conversión de todos los líderes políticos, para que sirvan a sus pueblos como Dios manda. Dios lo bendiga.
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‼️Man gives a f'in Braveheart speech to a literal PLATOON of men before a night of protests in Ireland! They dont play over there! Tonight is going to be WILD!
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