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Coming soon to a DSA blue state sanctuary city near you.
Vote like it matters, before it's too late.
Another day, another leftist stolen election. Proving that you can vote your way into socialism but you can only shoot your way out.
ÚLTIMA HORA | El presidente del Tribunal Superior Electoral de Brasil, el juez Kassio Nunes Marques, acaba de lanzar una advertencia demoledora:
No existía absolutamente ninguna regla que permitiera extender la votación dos horas. Fue una orden sin precedentes de un magistrado del Supremo aliado de Lula, que terminó beneficiando a sus regiones.
La decisión preliminar, dictada después del cierre de las urnas, generó graves dificultades en el proceso electoral. “No había regulaciones que autorizaran ninguna extensión”, afirmó Nunes Marques.
Y lo dijo con claridad histórica:
“Nunca, en toda la historia del TSE, ha habido una extensión.”
También advirtió que era materialmente imposible, en pocas horas, garantizar que una decisión judicial de ese calibre no provocara efectos secundarios —especialmente tecnológicos— capaces de alterar de forma significativa el conteo de votos.
Y remató con un recordatorio contundente al Supremo: la Constitución atribuye competencia exclusiva a la Justicia Electoral para dirigir el proceso electoral. No al STF.
What does it say about our political system when the stupidest people on earth pulled off the most successful fraud scheme in history?
This took the combined efforts of the Evil Party and the Stupid Party. Which is why we needed the Thug from Queens to break it up.
🚨 BREAKING: Scott Bessent has ordered GEOTRACKING of the money flowing out of Minneapolis–St. Paul and suddenly the Somalis are in FULL PANIC MODE.
REP. ROBBINS confirms it. “All the cash is now being geotracked where the Somalis live. This will really help. They weren’t tracking it before. Once it got to Dubai, they stopped.”
Read that again. They LET it disappear. Now the lights are on. The pipeline is exposed. The money trail is LIVE. This is how you crush organized fraud. Follow the cash. Lock them up.
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And yours is the only such case that has had sunshine. Much corruption is still under cover. Thank you for holding on to make sure this saw the light of day.
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I always knew the process had been corrupt but only many years of costly discovery during the litigation led to the full picture
🔱 Part 2 — Court Exhibit 287: Continued alignment and expressed partnership between MIT and Whitehead leadership
🚨 On 19 September 2021, Whitehead Director Ruth Lehmann confirmed that she and MIT Dean of Science Nergis Mavalvala judged the Sabatini situation similarly.
⚠️ Mavalvala responded by praising Lehmann's leadership and expressing her “admiration and support” and appreciation for their “partnership.”
These communications preceded the completion of MIT's tenure-review proceedings, subsequently chaired by Mavalvala.
📑 THE ORIGINAL COURT EVIDENCE IS PRESENTED BELOW.
The midget communist speaks.
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If you think that Cornell’s female students are out of touch with reality, check out their professors!
My latest on Cornell’s alleged "rape culture" in @CityJournal: city-journal.org/article/cor…
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Obama just called Trump’s White House renovations “Saddam Hussein opening a Cheesecake Factory” because there’s gold and a ballroom.
Meanwhile the left spent years treating the actual White House like a campus protest stage.
Which aesthetic do you actually prefer for the People’s House?
Be honest, who has better taste, Trump or Obama?
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I told you this morning France was bracing for round two.
Round two just showed up.
Riots broke out in Lyon. A mob smashed windows in Grenoble. A French cop was reportedly hit with a brick in Lille.
Palestinian flags are everywhere.
The best part? A far-left member of Parliament was out there posing for pictures with the masked rioters. That isn't a protest.
That's a sitting lawmaker cheering on the people tearing his own country apart.
This is what open borders buys you.
Watch Europe, America. Then go vote like it matters.
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Sorry Barrack Hussein @BarackObama,
Cheesecake Factory has good food and it’s a place Americans can afford.
We can’t all be like you and big Mike. You know, with private 5 star chefs who end up drowning and dying while naked in 2 feet of water at our Martha’s Vineyard mansions.
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🚨 France Opened Its Doors. Now Its Conquerors Are Mocking Them - America, Listen Up!
Watch these men beat their chests under the Eiffel Tower - France’s greatest symbol of civilization reduced to a stage for Islamic dominance. This is not culture. This is conquest made visible.
France got the low-level Islamic foot soldiers. The street muscle. The rioters. The ones who fill the banlieues, torch cars, enforce parallel rules, and simultaneously bankrupt the welfare state.
Generations of them. From a handful of mosques in 1975 to over 2,600 today. Arab-Muslim first names among newborns rising from under 1% to over 25%. Marseille 30–40%. Roubaix 35–40%. Seine-Saint-Denis 30–40%+ with whole communes already majority. Native French minorities in their own maternity wards.
The 2021 generals warned of “Islamism and the hordes of the banlieue” and civil war if nothing changed. They were mocked. The 2025 intelligence report confirmed the Brotherhood’s 139 linked mosques and 280 front groups building the infrastructure. France invited the numbers and is now living with the results.
America got something more dangerous.
We imported the sophisticated leadership. The doctors, the lawyers, the engineers, the professionals. The ones who arrive with credentials, set up the organizations, and execute a deliberate plan.
Each group has a purpose: CAIR and its affiliates for politics and lawfare. Muslim Student Associations for campuses. Islamic schools and mosques for the next generation. Charity and “community” networks that double as parallel societies.
They push Islam into every sector - government, schools, media, corporations, law, medical, sports, city councils - while simultaneously building mini-Islamic states where, from birth to death, you never have to deal with a non-Muslim. Arabic on the signs. Sharia norms in the neighborhoods. Halal everything. Parallel courts, parallel finance, parallel education. Funded by the same Gulf money that bankrolls Europe’s problems.
In America, they are quieter, more professional, and far more effective than street riots.
France got the poor foot soldiers who overwhelm the streets and the budget. We got the officers/leaders who seize the institutions and build the enclaves. Same ideology. Same end goal. Different delivery system.
The Eiffel Tower video is another Islamic flex/warning. France is further along. We are on the same path, only with better-organized operators who treat every election as jihad and every school board as territory.
America - the 2026 midterms on November 3 are the last clean chance to interrupt this.
They vote as a disciplined bloc. They turn out at 80–93% while most of us stay home. They win razor-thin local races that lock in the parallel systems. Once the numbers and the institutions tip, you do not get the country back.
Show up. Vote early. Vote Republican. Bring everyone you know. Treat every race like the future depends on it - because France already proved it does.
France opened the door and surrendered its future. America is following their lead, and more of our politicians do not even realize it
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On this day, we remember the Beirut barracks bombing, when a suicide attacker drove a truck laden with explosives into the U.S. Marine headquarters, killing 241 American service members. Just minutes later, a separate attack struck French paratroopers nearby, killing 58. Marking 43 years since, it remains one of the deadliest days for U.S. Marines since Iwo Jima—and a turning point in how America understood terrorism and force protection.
The Marines had deployed as part of a multinational peacekeeping force amid Lebanon’s civil war, tasked with stabilizing a fragile cease-fire. Few knew then that the bomb—estimated at the equivalent of several tons of TNT—breached defenses by surging over concertina wire and past an unmanned checkpoint in seconds. In the aftermath, the U.S. overhauled base security worldwide, refined rules of engagement, and began building the counterterrorism architecture that would shape policy for decades. The fallen are honored not only for their service, but for the lessons their sacrifice seared into American military practice and memory.
How dare you denigrate the poverty industry. It employs millions of people and ministers to millions more without whom the Democratic Party would have to totally rely on voter fraud to stay in power.
Lyndon Johnson declared war on poverty in January 1964, and poverty promptly won.
The Office of Economic Opportunity launched that same year, spending $800 million in its first year alone. By 1980, the federal government had spent over $3 trillion (in today's dollars) across the constellation of Great Society programs: Medicaid, food stamps, housing subsidies, community action agencies, the whole apparatus. The poverty rate in 1964 sat at 19 percent. By 1973, it had fallen to 11 percent. Impressive, until you notice it was already falling at precisely that rate throughout the 1950s, before Johnson spent a single dollar.
The market was already doing the job.
What Johnson created was a dependency infrastructure. The Aid to Families with Dependent Children program paid higher benefits when no father lived in the household, which subsidized his departure.
Between 1965 and 1980, out-of-wedlock births among black Americans climbed from 25 percent to 56 percent. Charles Murray documented the numbers exhaustively in "Losing Ground" (1984), and the left never refuted the math; instead, they attacked Murray personally.
Bureaucracies administer poverty rather than eliminate it. Every dollar Washington sends to a poor family in Chicago passes through a federal agency, a state agency, a county office, and a caseworker's desk first. The machinery consumes a stunning share before anything reaches you.
Capital formation, voluntary exchange, and sound money pulled more people out of destitution in the 19th century than every federal program combined has since Johnson's cameras rolled in the Rose Garden.
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David Friedberg: We’ve Lost the Plot on Immigration
“If you're providing social services to an immigrant population, then that's not necessarily a productive immigrant population in terms of being able to contribute to growing the economy and supporting civil society.
But if a population of immigrants come in and they're productive, meaning they can get jobs and they can work, and they can support themselves, that means they're adding something positive to the economy, to the civil society, and that is the sort of selection criteria that needs to take place.
So that's a simple framework for determining whether or not you should do this, and an easy way to solve it is get rid of social services for immigrants.
As soon as you get rid of social services for immigrants, then you self-select into the right population that's going to come in.
It's not about assimilating to society. It's about sharing the values of what makes the United States, the United States.
The values of, what do we actually care about, what are the principles that we all share as a civil society of the United States or a civil society of France, is a screening criteria that seems to have been thrown out the window.”
Jason:
“Do you believe in Freedom of speech? Do you believe in the Second Amendment?”
Friedberg:
“Do you believe that women are equal to men?
Do you believe that you should work for your money as opposed to take it from the government?
Do you believe in your individual rights?
Is your church paramount to the government and the laws of the state?
And do you believe that other people have rights that you don't get to trample on?
Those are the sorts of things that are, in many cases, counter to the cultural, religious, and other traditional beliefs of certain populations that end up causing the damage in the West, and I think that it's been kind of completely lost in the process.”
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Science pursues salacious headlines to advance its political agenda while using the credibility of the scientific research it publishes as cover. Confidential personnel gossip is another weapon in that campaign.
Science magazine claims to have sources leaking confidential personnel deliberations from inside the federal government.
It is turning internal personnel matters into gossip aimed at attacking RFK Jr., framing the selection process as infighting to further sow division and distrust in HHS and NIH.
One person they like gets the “physician-scientist” label. The other is reduced to insinuations that he is a quack. The framing is blatant.
Meanwhile, AAAS, the organization that publishes Science, benefits from tax-exempt status and public funding, including subscriptions and publication fees paid through publicly funded institutions and research budgets.
Exclusive: A physician-scientist recommended by NIH Director Jay Bhattacharya to lead the agency’s mental health institute is no longer in the running. Instead, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. favors a researcher who studies treating mental illness with diet. scim.ag/4smMCYF
Banning cars from Boston forcing everyone to ride a bicycle would be a great way to save the planet from global warming. What are they waiting for?
Boston drivers who block bike lanes could get tickets in the mailbox as cyclists demand cameras and Councilor Durkan says plan is coming 'soon'
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