Good Times

@Ne_pas_couvrir He's still around on rumble. You can clip some of his recent shows

Here’s Ben Stein in 1979 describing television as an engine of cultural demoralization. He argues that a small clique of producers and writers pushed a left-coded inversion of reality onto the public. They despised traditional power centers and hated figures like Buckley. They propagandized the nation into accepting a fake world where businessmen are villains, criminals are the good-guys, small towns are sinister, military officers are proto-fascists, and work barely exists.

@TheoVon My guess is the forces of darkness will try to smash you like a little bug but it's Joe Rogan that they will really come after. He's going to be in trouble for letting you say those things

I meant the elites and politicians that are leading us into these wars might make different choices if it was their children. It was hard for me to be angry and talk at the same time. I am thankful for to our troops who serve and are far braver than me. And also wtf do i know.

@Selkis_2028 Plus he can't lose focus on his mission. Can't get distracted by the info war

The reason Elon Musk has been so quiet about the Iran war is that he doesn’t need to say anything. All he has to do is keep X open. It’s the only non-Zionist owned media platform that can show the world what is happening. His silent stewardship is what’s heroic.

@StefanMolyneux There's a group of men who fantasize about big women that are commonly called cows. This is not my interpretation but I always find it fascinating.

Is there a male equivalent to the massively popular female stories about women's screwing monsters and animals?

@X22Report I got to hand it to you. I stopped listening to you 6 years ago and you're still going on about it. Talk about commitment, bravo. 👏

We are not ready for the justice phase yet. You cannot have justice while you still have a corrupt judiciary. The justice phase is coming.

@AmericaFirstCon Fog of war. Why would you get caught up with what people are saying? It's more important to pay attention to what they are doing

@leonardaisfunE The battle for public opinion is always like this. Theo is the latest big battle. The last I remember was Joe Kent and before that making sure Jimmy Kimmel remained on TV .

This one brought out the demons and the bots. They really want you to think the consensus is on their side. (It’s not.)

@AaronCReale @JesseKellyDC That's why we watch your show Jesse. Patriot. 🇺🇸

@JesseKellyDC This is so silly. We were losing the midterms before Operation Epic Fury got started; acting like continuing it is "handing over the country to the Commies" is so intellectually lazy.

Do I want the scumbag jihadis in Iran dead and gone? Yes Am I willing to hand the government of the United States back over to the communists to make that happen? Absolutely not. I care about America and America only.

@JesseKellyDC "be obsessed or be average" - grant cardone.

I’m eternally grateful that everyone seems to be done “maxxing.” That was a rough phase.

@itsmorganariel Next time try the water. It's clean and prestine. Swim surf snorkel. It's one of my favorite beaches

I just wanna be back in Laguna 💔🌴

@ConceptualJames You're so smart you're stupid. What they all have in common is a concern that Israel has too much influence in American government. And that is the popular opinion. That's the populist position. It's the majority of Americans.

What you see almost endlessly from Tucker Carlson, "Comic" Dave Smith, Theo Von, etc., and the rest of the blackpillers amounts to a Critical America Theory. I'm not making this up. I'm explaining. Critical Theory was developed by neo-Marxist Max Horkheimer of the Frankfurt School in 1937. In an interview in 1969, Horkheimer explained what the Critical Theory is. He said (closely paraphrasing): "I developed the Critical Theory because we [Western neo-Marxists] realized we cannot articulate the good or ideal society on the terms of the existing society. What we can do is criticize those aspects of the existing society that we wish to change." In other words, a Critical Theory believes everything is so captured and corrupted by power and those who benefit from systems of power that it isn't even possible to talk about a better situation in clear terms. All that's available is criticism of why the system/society isn't better than it is. This activity has come to be known as identifying or "making visible" the various "problematics" in the existing system. A Critical Theory OF SOMETHING would focus this general mode of engagement into a particular domain. For example, a Critical Theory of Race in America would believe that racism is so endemic to a society and embedded within its systems to the benefit of whites that we cannot articulate a true "antiracist" vision on the terms available to us. All we could do is identify where "racism" manifests and criticize it for being there. We call that program "Critical Race Theory" because it is a Critical Theory of Race. What it does in practice is (1) identifies "hidden racism" in everything (criticizing those elements of the existing (racial) system they wish to change), called "identifying problematics"; (2) induces more people to think this way; nothing else. What a Critical America Theory would look like is not being able to articulate what a good or ideal America would look like on the terms of the existing America but criticizing those elements of America as it exists that we wish to change. That is, it would look for everything America isn't doing perfectly according to some ideal standard that doesn't exist, probably cannot exist, and cannot even be articulated and "make those problematics visible" in the hopes of changing the system. Leftists, including the whole of Critical Race Theory, do this endlessly. From Derrick Bell's (founder of CRT) 1970 book, Race, Racism, and American Law, forward, it is a relentless racial Critical America Theory. That's why it exported poorly and often hilariously to other countries that don't have the same law or racial history. Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States (1980) is another example, a very naked example, of a work of Critical America Theory. Specifically, this book goes through every chapter of American history, from pre-founding (Christopher Columbus) to the present (1980 at the time) and catalogues how America cheated "the people," mainly workers, indigenous, racial minorities, and women (the intersectional coalition). What I'm telling you is that the blackpillers of Podcastistan and X, etc., very notably including Tucker Carlson, are doing a socially conservative variation on Critical America Theory. Whether Carlson or "Auron MacIntyre" (nhrn) from The Blaze, the undertone of every message is plainly "you don't hate your (real) country enough" as compared against an imaginary ideal that doesn't, can't, and won't ever exist. The Blackpill Comics all do the same thing, relentlessly identifying "problematics" and alleged hidden systems of control that delegitimize the country as it actually is against a standard that isn't even real. The thing is, Critical America Theory is a Critical Theory of America. That is, it is a Critical Theory. That is, when you participate in this slop, you are taking on a critical consciousness about America. Having a critical consciousness is being WOKE, by definition (of Woke). This slop is Woke. When this Critical America Theory slop takes on a socially Leftist slant, we call it Woke Left (or just Woke). When this Critical America Theory slop takes on a socially conservative or Rightist slant, we call it Woke Right (which is just Woke too). They are both Woke. They are both toxic. They are both false enlightenment into a kind of terrible darkness, entitlement, malice, despair, hatred, and failure. Reject Critical America Theory. Love your country. It's great, and it's worth it.

@TheResearcher_1 He and that other woman were the ones that gave us hope during COVID while the forces of darkness tried to enslave us.

🛑 He stood up when it mattered, now he stands alone behind bars💔 Dr Reiner Fuellmich lost his freedom, career, assets, and livelihood while pursuing legal accountability in matters of public interest. His continued incarceration on unresolved allegations raises serious questions of due process, proportionality, and fairness. Support is not just about one man, it is about the integrity of law, the right to challenge power, and the protection of those who speak out. Stand for justice. Write, support, share, and demand lawful review and release of Dr Reiner @IcicLaw @ABridgen @RobertKennedyJr @Togetherdec #FreeReinerFuellmichNow #ReleaseReinerNow #JusticeNow #DueProcess #RuleOfLaw

@OwenBenjamin Ladies and gentlemen, the prime weenus!

This is the actual history of rocket science. It actually is about the ween. I present it comedically but look up any of the facts. All real.

@OwenBenjamin I present to you, the original blue!

@OwenBenjamin Phallic worship. The lost art of wood making! Bro I never laughed so hard. Smile ear to ear all 7 minutes. This one will make the rounds around the world. Owen the GOAT

@adamcarolla Ok but with the mind control LA people live in we are going to need a slight turn of the head a quarter inch to avoid the trajectory LA is on. Divine intervention

Never stop sharing this

@walterkirn What they didn't call you a boomer?

This week in haters: I'm hiding advanced Parkinson's. I went insane when America This Week ended. I'm wasted drunk. I'm paid by Israel. I'm a CIA agent licensed to leak secret scripts of future events. Fun platform.

@Seanfrank Forgot to mention the narrative is pushed by MSM solidifying the status quo indefinitely and the gov fights to the death to protect the ballots in an election so not much prospect for policy change

I love LA. But if it wasnt for the weather, we would be the poorest city in the country. Im legitimately worried the city cant be saved. Hollywood is shedding jobs. The people mover is sitting idle at LAX. Every neighborhood has empty storefronts. 1 house has been rebuilt in the palisades. Covid was 6 years ago. We cant keep blaming covid. We cant blame trump when every single office in the city, county, state is one party. I pay a lot of taxes to stay in this city. Hundreds of thousands of dollars or more. I dont want to run, but at a certain point its just logical to cut your losses. Population declines. Billions in fraud. Schools are now some of the worst in the country, being beat by Mississippi. Good thing it is fucking sunny, or else this place would fall into the ocean.

@SenseReceptor Nice thanks for sharing

Catherine Austin Fitts on Iran as Covid 2.0: "I'm a huge skeptic about what's going on [in Iran]. I think what you're looking at is Covid 2.0." "We have a military that is paid $1 trillion a year... and [it] can't keep sea lanes open[?] I'm not sure I believe that story." This clip of Fitts, a former Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, investment banker, and founder of the Solari Report (@solari_the), is taken from an interview with Steve Kirsch (@stkirsch) posted to the VSRF (@VacSafety) Rumble channel on April 2, 2026. ----------------Partial transcription of clip--------------- Fitts: "For some reason, and I don't know why Trump thought, you know, you could get in and get out. Now, I will say this, Steve, because I'm a huge skeptic about what's going on. I think what you're looking at is Covid 2.0. I don't think this is a traditional war. And the reason I say Covid 2.0 is we have a military that is paid a trillion dollars a year. And you know, last year was 800, I think 50 billion, the year before, close to that. "Now, if you are the military running the reserve currency, you have one job, your priority job, and anybody knows this, is to keep the sea lanes open. You know, the reason that— when the British had the reserve currency, it was the British navy that ruled the seas, right? "So you have one job is to police and control the sea lanes. And if you get a trillion dollars a year and you can't keep sea lanes open in the face of a country that's under severe sanctions for many decades, I'm not sure I believe that story. I mean, it's possible you're grossly incompetent. That's possible. But, but you're talking about a level of gross incompetence which is extraordinary. Kirsch: "[But] Trump has said he doesn't care about the Strait. He's, he's just leaving that to others. He's saying, hey, I can get, if I get out of this, I'm not doing anything about the sea lanes. Not our problem." Fitts: "Right. So... there's an interesting article, series of articles in Foreign Affairs magazine, which I kind of monitor because it's a bellwether. But one of them is basically that, that Trump is not accepted a multipolar world. He still believes we're in a unipolar world. He, he's just shedded all the obligations of leading the unipolar world. "So he's gone from being the global cop to being the global, you know, I'm the biggest guy in town, so I'll take it. So I think if you look at the US net–net, we're an energy exporter. Net–net, We're energy self-sufficient. And what he's saying is, relatively, we're in relatively good shape. And so if you shut down the straits, the rest of the world goes in a world of hurt and it puts us at a competitive advantage."

@JackPosobiec TPUSA modernized American politics and gave people a reason to fight for their country. Big gov sux!

I was told TPUSA was over