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As we watch the consequences of immigration play out in France, I’d like to remind my fellow Americans that Texas is less than 40% White.
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The European police have water cannons and can get sound cannons from elsewhere in the EU. They refuse to use these tools to disperse the crowds. That means, the protests are being protected by the state. Hence, they reflect state policy.
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France has roughly ~300 nukes.
The most likely way that radical Muslims get their hands on nuclear weapons is NOT by building their own.
But rather by taking over France/UK through mass migration.
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Here’s how bad things are.
I often wear jeans, t-shirt, and athletic shoes.
And most of the time I feel overdressed because my clothes are laundered and wrinkle free, and my shoes are clean.
Just call me Mr Fancy Pants.
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BREAKING 🚨: Donald Trump “It's time to put a complete 100% stop on all types of immigration every where including Europe”
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Bolsonaro is next…
Once USAID was cut 7 of 7 elections were won by “Right Wing” candidates.
Chile (Kast)
Bolivia (Paz)
Peru (Fujimori)
Ecuador (Noboa)
Honduras (Asfura)
Costa Rica (Fernández)
Colombia (de la Espriella)
USAID wasnt feeding the hungry, it was feeding Communism.
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8 elections in Latin America since USAID got defunded
The "far-right" won all 8 of them
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Realizing that 8 "far-right" candidates have won in Latin America since USAID was defunded
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If you install a glass-front vending machine containing cash in an isolated American park, it will be crowbarred open within forty-eight hours.
Vandals will smash the display, rip out the coin mechanism, and spray graffiti across the cabinet.
Corporate operators know this, which is why unattended machines are fortified behind steel cages or removed entirely.
Now take a bus into the deep cedar mountains of Nagano at midnight.
There are no streetlights. The forest is pitch black. The silence is absolute.
Around a bend in the road stands a solitary, glowing rectangular box.
A beverage vending machine.
It has no steel grates. No iron padlock chains. No surveillance camera mounted on a pole.
Behind crystal-clear glass glowing with soft white light, forty cans of iced green tea and hot corn potage stand in perfect, colorful rows.
Inside that machine is roughly five hundred dollars in coins and bills.
It has sat on that mountain curve for twenty-two years.
Not a single rock has ever been thrown through the glass. Not a single line of spray paint defaces its metal panels.
Why?
Because the farmers and loggers who live in those hills do not look at that machine as a corporate cash register.
They look at it as a lighthouse.
They know that on a freezing winter night, a lost hiker or a tired truck driver can pull over, insert a hundred-yen coin, and wrap their freezing fingers around a can of hot coffee.
To destroy that machine would not just be a crime; it would be extinguishing a fire lit for a tired traveler in the dark.
Japan does not protect its machines with steel.
It protects them with a shared national soul.
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I’m back.
I want to thank everyone who spoke up on my behalf, I am truly blown away by the support I received.
I also want to thank the X team who entered into a thoughtful discussion with me about content and their decision-making process.
I have given my feedback to their team and it was well received.
It is incredibly important that we are allowed to share news, no matter how awful, sad, or infuriating that news may be.
I will not stop reporting on violent crime and making sure victims receive justice.
Too often, certain crimes receive far too little attention because of the race of the attacker and/or the race of the victim.
X is a place where stories can get out into the open that the mainstream media ignores due to their biases.
I saw it first-hand during Hurricane Helene 2 years ago when the media left early and I was one of the few left reporting on the aftermath, months later.
X is the most important platform on earth because it is the most free platform on earth.
Do not stop sharing stories you feel deserve to be heard, I certaintly won’t be stopping.
You have a voice and you can, and do, make real world change by using it.
Don’t stop.
Thank you all.
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If you don’t realize we are living in the zombie apocalypse it’s only because you are one of the zombies.
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Seizing the means of production, as the Marxists promised, doesn’t need to be done the Bolshevik way. If you insert a few key people in an HR department, you can quickly seize the company’s entire payroll and even determine who they buy from and what they produce.
In the comments, multiple people ask “how is this even possible?”
Here’s how: corporate HR women aren’t just merely annoying. Most of them are controlled assets.
We all know of the so called “long march into the institutions.” That wasn’t just universities.
The big prize? Human Resources departments. They control who gets hired, who gets fired, who gets paid, who doesn’t.
Look at it like a military operation. If you want to take over a company and control its resources and determine its policies, what is the single most important department to capture? R&D? Finance? Logistics? No. It’s HR.
In many cases, it was done through outright threats. “Accept our people in this department or we will create all kinds of problems for you other ways.” And CEOs went along with it, because they enjoyed their salaries, benefits, and lifestyle. Why fight a losing fight?
And this is why so many workplaces were so fanatical about COVID measures and vaccine requirements. Because the people who run the departments that enforced all of that are owned assets of our ruling cabal. Ditto for workplace compliance on DEI, LGBT, BLM, etc. etc.
As Q said, “you wouldnt believe the size of this.”