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not to mention, his “statistic” is a tautology.
if a select group of whites wants to immigrate to india, and india’s visas condition those whites’ immigration statuses on them occupying only a high-skill field, like technology or medicine, then that small group of whites will also out-earn indians on average.
essentially, of course A will outperform B if A is basically legally required to outperform B in order to stay in the country. the comparison is just true by construction and says nothing about A’s actual merit. the conclusion is built into the setup.
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Students in El Cajon, California WALKED OUT of class in the middle of the day to protest ICE and were chanting “FCK ICE”
— Only 10.8% of students at El Cajon Valley High can do math at grade level
— Only 28% can read at grade level
— 29% of the city is foreign-born, and 45% speak a language other than English at home.
These kids are being taught activism instead of Algebra.
couldn’t have put it better myself
Immigration policy must be driven by the present, not the past, and business leaders are too terrified of the left AND the right to acknowledge this.
Recent H1B discourse revolves around a longstanding immigration sleight-of-hand. H1B proponents point to exceptional people who came here decades ago as if they represent the current state of the program in the same way that advocates for low-skill/illegal immigration point to very favorable immigrant crime/welfare/education/etc statistics that do, in truth, have them beating native-born Americans on many fronts.
It is all a sham. The world that created those statistics, people, and businesses no longer exists. Brilliant but desperate Vietnamese fathers who fled communism have nothing in common with young men from Honduras, and the crime rates/economic acccomplishments/integration of the former should not be used to justify mass migration of the latter.
Nor should the accomplishments of people who managed to get an H1B visa in the 90s (when the program was capped to just 65,000 visas) be used to justify staffing agencies and tech companies using the program to replace American jobs for less money. The obvious abuse going on is politically suicidal and something that even the most ardent supporters of the visa should want to crack down on, no immigration program can possibly survive the obvious and widely known reality of what is going on. I am a longtime outspoken advocate for stealing the best people from other countries to make our own better, runaway abuse of existing programs robs the government of the worker trust required to do so.
Lots of people in the tech space know this. Even the dumb people are smart enough to see it. Nobody actually believes these are all incredible people with unique talents performing jobs no American can. Everyone knows the guy in Cubicle Bay 7 doing mediocre but functional web design for half the salary of his American peers is no savant and doesn't meet the statutory requirements for his H-1B visa.
Unfortunately, most people with power or profile are terrified that any public statement or acknowledgement will get them attacked by the right (You guys have been screwing over American workers for years with visa abuse, you damn hypocrite!) or the left (You are racist, sexist, misogynist, and sucking up to this fascist administration!). Or, more likely, both. I know too many tech execs in particular who feel trapped, like the only winning move is to stay silent.
JD is blowing the whole thing wide open by putting facts and stats front and center that nobody wants to engage with. Critics will talk about anything and everything else but these damning facts and this obvious truth, that H1B visas serve neither their original purpose, legal purpose, invented purpose, or the American people.
WARNING TEXAS: Texas’s Zohran Mamdani just said the quiet part out loud - in Urdu.
Ayaan Moledina, the radical left-wing Pakistani-Muslim 17-year-old running for Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees, Place 3, sat down for an Austin Muslims podcast interview.
In English he talks about mental health and “all students.” Then he switches to Urdu and drops the mask.
He points out that Round Rock has roughly 50,000 students, 60 schools, and 3,000 - 4,000 teachers, yet has never had a Muslim or Pakistani on the board - even though 20–25% of the district is South Asian (Indian and Pakistani).
Then he states his real mission:
“I will be elected and will listen to everything the community wants. This is not for me. This is for the whole community. This is for the entire Desi community. This is for the entire Muslim community. This is for us. This is not about me. It’s about my values, about the ideas we all share, our values.”
Later he makes it even clearer:
“I live in America and still I am Pakistani. This is my home but that is also my home and those are my people, that is my culture and I brought it from there to here, and I will never let it go.”
He frames the campaign as the community’s campaign, not his. He is raising money from the Desi and Muslim communities so they feel ownership.
He is not running to represent the entire district. He is running to represent one community and he said it in their language so outsiders wouldn’t notice.
This is the Red-Green alliance in action.
They groom a child from age 10, feed him through progressive and CAIR-linked networks, then place him on a Texas school board ballot while he’s still in high school so he can implement identity politics and Muslim priorities under the cover of “youth representation.”
He has already opposed Christian symbols while demanding special accommodations for Muslims.
A win here is not about one teenager. It is about handing a seat to someone who has already told his own community, in Urdu, that this is for them not for everyone else.
Do not hand a radical left-wing Muslim power over your children.
Show up. Warn your friends. Vote. Stop the pipeline.
SEE THE FULL INTERVIEW AND REPORT HERE: rairfoundation.com/texass-zo…
🚨WARNING, TEXAS: Texas’s Zohran Mamdani Is On the Ballot!
They are using child operatives to seize power. Ayaan Moledina is the finished product: a radical left-wing Pakistani-Muslim 17-year-old manufactured for seven years by progressive Democrats and CAIR-linked jihadi networks.
Democratic training. White House access. National endorsements. Ties to groups Texas has designated as terrorist organizations.
Now dropped into a Round Rock ISD school board race under the cover of youthful idealism.
He’s STILL in HIGH SCHOOL. Running for Board of Trustees, Place 3. A win gives him a vote over 56 schools and roughly 46,000 kids - curriculum, gender policies, religious expression, and the daily ideological environment of other people’s children.
Texas, please hear me: this is the next level of infiltration.
They are no longer just running radical adults. They are grooming VERY radical kids from age 10, feeding them through progressive pipelines, then placing them on local ballots.
Moledina’s résumé is a who’s who of the Islamic and Marxist machine: Kamala Harris circles, Jamie Raskin, AOC, Ilhan Omar, Randi Weingarten, Lloyd Doggett, Greg Casar, Emgage, CAIR Action, Brady PAC, and more.
🔺In English, he talks about student rights...
🔺 In Urdu, he states the REAL mission:
“This is for the entire desi community. This is for the entire Muslim community. This is for us.”
His parents run SOAL Technologies and Kupplin Healthcare Staffing. They met with Pakistan’s Trade Attaché, agreed to help restore NCLEX testing in Pakistan, and funnel Pakistani nurses and workers into U.S. hospitals.
They are coordinating with the Pakistani government to export Pakistani labor into America. The son is taking the same project into your schools. Anti-Christian. Anti-ICE. Identity politics. Muslim accommodations.
This is deployment once again happening in RED STATE TEXAS!
A win here becomes the template to flood Texas school boards and councils with more manufactured radical kids.
They are running children because local offices control the next generation - did anyone see what the so-called "YOUTH" just did in France!?
Round Rock voters: do not hand him power over your children.
Show up. Vote. Stop the pipeline before it becomes the blueprint for the rest of Texas.
See the full report: rairfoundation.com/texass-zo…
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It's actually not a miracle, it's very simple.
Tokyo is clean and safe because it's full of Japanese.
Seoul is clean and safe because it's full of Koreans.
Ask yourself what the filthiest and most dangerous cities are, and who inhabits them?
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Replying to @KartikGadaATOM @Defiantly_Free
This is possibly the most retarded false equivalence I've seen today. Claiming continuity with the people who founded and built the country is not the same as accepting personal guilt for distant ancestors' sins. You already admitted no one is responsible for what generations ago did - and then immediately demanded the opposite. Nations are particular inheritances, not study groups. High test scores don't erase that. Reparations fail on their own: slavery was global, the Civil War ended it at massive cost, and outcome gaps track ability and behavior far more than selective ancestral blame.
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Replying to @arav_m @stephenehorn
I don't want to import people who get offended because I don't want to import more of their people.
“assault rifle”
go home lol.
Replying to @DiggingInTheDi1
“Why are Indian-Americans not voting for MAGA despite us spreading hate against them and incentivising white supremacists to show up at their Temples with Assault Rifles?”
Typical MAGA IQ.
of course i’m blocked before i can respond lol.
apparently, we are only allowed to ever represent indians in a positive light in any media. the irony is he would laugh right along with us if it were Mr. Hernandez-Martinez or Mr. Al-Ahmed-Mohammed instead.
this is not a good look for indians, including the ones born here.
as a lesbian, the online right will sometimes say mean things about me. but that is not an excuse for me to vote to destroy my country with open borders, subsidizing of crime, transing of kids, riots, higher taxes, indoctrination in education, Islamification, mass welfare dependence, and the continued erosion of some of our core cultural pillars, including our language, economic freedom, women’s rights, and rule of law—all of which gave you the prosperity you came here for in the first place.
unlike you, i don’t vote for my own selfish interests at the expense of others. i will not put my country and my people on the sacrificial altar so i can feel more comfortable on X and “own” the online homophobes. unlike your culture of origin, we actually value free speech no matter what, and the online criticisms will not cease because you voted a certain way.
this really exposes your people as voting for your own ethnic interests over those of the nation that gave you a home. this can only be described as the mentality of someone that identifies as Indian first over American, and it demonstrates where your loyalties truly lie. and this is all while you prattle on about how much you and your coethnics are such “patriotic Americans”.
I just cast my ballot for James Talarico.
As a second-generation Indian American, I am thoroughly disgusted by the xenophobia, racial resentment, and increasingly brazen attacks on my identity. My family has contributed to the American story through hard work, sacrifice, and an unwavering belief in the opportunities this nation promises. I am every bit as American as anyone else, and I will not tolerate being treated as a perpetual foreigner in the country I call home.
I implore every eligible Texan to get out and vote. This election is about the kind of state and country we are prepared to defend—and the principles we refuse to surrender.
@TeamTalaricoHQ
@texasdemocrats
course i’m blocked
random indian national who can’t read or comprehend english thinks “founding values” and “modern CEOs” are the same thing
the worst part is how confidently wrong they are.
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Replying to @RepSuhas
All I see is Indians in Congress talking about Indians and what is good for Indians. Did you ever spend a single moment thinking about what is good for white people or post about any subject that affects us? The people that welcomed you to this country? Why are Indians special to you at all if we're all the same? I actually don't need yet another "ethnic caucus" in Congress. Or maybe your next post will be about calling for a "congressional white caucus" to be formed and I spoke too soon?
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Replying to @AlexAllone1
this is statistically misleading selection bias.
you are comparing the small proportion of elite educated indians that could afford to leave india against the entire native white American population.
it’s also essentially an apples-to-oranges comparison, and omits confounding variables like age, metro area, and range of fields occupied by the two groups.
apparently your average “best and brightest” indian isn’t so great at statistics.
imagine throwing a toddler conniption fit and saying you’ll never visit a country again just because you can’t accept that that country isn’t obligated to hand citizenship and jobs to your entitled ass.
the people never wanted mass indian immigtation. you were only wanted by corporations for cheap labor. western civilians are suffering for it and you’re upset that we’re starting uncomfortable conversations that should’ve been started long ago.
your attitude is incredibly entitled. you and your cultural are foreign, with no ancestral connection to any of these lands. you did the paperwork but that doesn’t mean the native people are obligated to accept you with loving arms. it’s basic propety rights; you foreigners don’t get to dictate how the native people feel about you.
UK is no longer safe for us Indians.
For a long time, the UK was the dream destination for Indians moving abroad, and for many, it still is.
But we rarely talk about how we actually get treated there.
This week, a self-styled "patriot" group confronted Indian students in a public park in the UK, filmed them, and told them to "go home".
All in the name of "protecting children and women".
This is clearly targeting people based on their ethnicity and race.
And this isn't about one park or one country.
In Australia, anti-immigration rallies openly singled out Indians.
In Ireland, Indians have been attacked on the streets.
In the US, the H-1B debate turned into open hate against Indians online.
The message is the same everywhere: your degree, your taxes, your hard work don't matter. You're still an outsider.
We fill their universities, their hospitals, their tech companies. And yet we're the ones being targeted.
To every Indian parent spending their life savings to send their kid abroad, please ask questions. Know what your child might be walking into.
insanity. USC grants are funded by american taxpayers. these international students have a choice to finance these universities while americans don’t. why aren’t these universities considering ONLY americans?
second generation migrant anchor babies are just as dangerous as first-generation migrants.

























