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Thread of threads on anti-white discriminatory hiring, with special focus on Canada, put together so I can pin it because I search for it often
Cletus Van Damme retweeted
As was the case with many US government initiatives, what was billed as a way to fight information warfare against foreign threats turned out to be domestic censorship.
Replying to @brianchau57
The British Army’s 77th Brigade was formed in 2015 to engage in non-lethal measures, “shaping behaviors through the use of dynamic narratives,” the Army said.
Cletus Van Damme retweeted
Look if Trump hasn’t figured out how to rig shit in his favor by now and isn’t actively doing it then the admin deserves to lose. Either way, it’s just not worth stressing about. Hit the voter booth and chill.
If you go to bed on election night and don't know who won a midterm congressional race, that's normal. And if you wake up the next morning and find that a candidate who was behind hours earlier has since pulled ahead, that's normal, too. (via @PolitiFact) to.pbs.org/4zqnWBa
Cletus Van Damme retweeted
Incredible trolling, next level
To make @VivekGRamaswamy less unappealing, his team is using AI to make his skin whiter and his fans younger, with larger tits. But everyone appears to have overlooked the impressive collateral transformation undergone by his staffer at the back.
Cletus Van Damme retweeted
Every time one of these cases comes up where the second order consequence is this obvious I think of Jack explaining vertical integration to Liz.
Someone who is not a citizen is in the country with a removal order, and they are working and raising a family and haven't committed any crimes unrelated to their immigration status. What should we do?
Nothing. We should do nothing.
jessesingal.substack.com/p/y…
Cletus Van Damme retweeted
"Oompa-loompa doompa-dasia, In 1875, Helena Blavatsky invented every modern non-Abrahamic religion in Asia"
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Absolutely brutal updated headline
Handsome football player Quinton Baker came out as gay to girlfriend moments before using toddler as human shield during bloodbath that saw both killed trib.al/G7ydINv
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Quinton Baker assaulted his girlfriend after saying he was gay, then walked toward Las Vegas police holding their 3-year-old with a gun to the child's chest. Both died; coroner could not determine who killed the boy.
reviewjournal.com/crime/shooting…
fox5vegas.com/2026/10/29/rep…
Cletus Van Damme retweeted
I hate the term “ratfucked” in politics. It takes something beautiful that happens between two or more rats and makes it disgusting
Cletus Van Damme retweeted
It’s worth remembering that in nearby Romania, Calin Georgescu is currently in jail on a supposed fraud case, and is still being investigated for things like ‘spreading disinformation.’ His real crime seems to have been winning the first round of the 2024 presidential election - which was later annulled, and a candidate acceptable to the EU became president.
Understand the stakes
Poland is one of the only EU countries that refused to take Muslim migrants for the last 10 years and rejected the agenda of the globalists to transform their nation
The globalists are now using state force to open the doors of Poland to mass Islamificafion like Paris and London
Cletus Van Damme retweeted
Actually it's only a coup if it comes from the euroskeptical region of the right, anything else is just a sparkling constitutional crisis.
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Smart children (like my children) actively enjoy memorization. It’s something they can be good at, a way of showing proficiency that is readily rewarded with praise and a sense of accomplishment. Who doesn’t love hearing their child recite a poem?
The demonization of memorization is one of the top ~3 reasons that we have become retarded as a society.
Memorization is like pumping iron for your brain and you inevitably also come to understand/internalize what you memorize.
It shouldn’t be limited to vocabulary and times tables either. It should be poems in foreign languages, the ability to trace maps by hand from memory, timelines and dates, etc.






















































