The Conservative Alternative

CHUCK NORRIS: "I used to be a Democrat. But unfortunately the Democrats went too far to the left, and lost all reality of what America stood for."

@Grummz I've only recently started using Lists. But I've long been the target of harassment, because of them. It's why I was always so reluctant to use them, in the first place. I like the concept, now that I'm familiar with X. But for the longest time, they seemed only negative.

X lists should be deleted. 90% of lists are used to target conservatives and harass them and track them. They serve no other useful purpose. There is not even an option to opt off lists, and there are so many that doing it one by one is impossible.

@RapidResponse47 @takaichi_sanae Like father, like son...

@lushshark111 90% is better than 60% People see the imperfections, and think it's some grave sin. When in reality, humans will ALWAYS be imperfect, and anything we create will inevitably be, as well.

@OldeWorldOrder Yup not perfect but the closest any country has come to it

America isn't perfect. But it's still the greatest country in the history of the world. And if you're not grateful for that, then you are part of the problem.

@RayLauletti For decades, unfortunately. We are living in the decline. But that doesn't mean we can't also have a revival.

@OldeWorldOrder Yes D’T the horse has been out of the barn for years now.

TOCQUEVILLE: "The American Republic will endure until the day Congress discovers that it can bribe the public with the public's money."

@WallStreetApes Genetically modifying crops was one of the greatest mistakes we ever made as a civilization. These plants evolved alongside humans for millions of years. Disrupting that natural cycle was a crime against nature itself.

American shows the difference between a supermarket strawberry and a natural strawberry purchased at a farmers market It is very clear there is something very wrong with what we’re being sold as food in America

Benjamin Franklin agreed with Tocqueville, too, for the record. It was a key bit of context behind his famous saying: "A republic, if you can keep it."

@Nanwonderswhy This might be the best one I've seen today 😂

@OldeWorldOrder Lifting him up in prayer. 🙏🏻

Chuck Norris is currently in the hospital, and he could use our prayers 🙏🏻✝️ This man is an American LEGEND No details on what happened yet, but let's hope for a swift recovery

@T_Q_Gardner Crazy! I hadn't even thought of this parallel, but you're right 🤯 Roman tech in general was crazy. The concrete they used for roads was also greatly superior to ours. Engineers are still trying to figure out some of their secrets, to this day.

@OldeWorldOrder What’s mind blowing the Colosseum was finished in 80 ad. The next dual purpose arena wasn’t built until 1910. Boston arena which later became home of the Celtics. We lost or wasted so much technical know how.

I'm just now learning that they used to flood the Colosseum for naval battles 🤯 Roman people were built different.

Japanese PM @takaichi_sanae: "Tomorrow is the birthday of your son, Mr. Barron Trump, and I know he has grown up so much, into a very tall, good looking gentleman. As I see you, Donald, it is very clear where he got it... please convey my sincere happy birthday wishes to him."❤️

@EndWokeness They keep trying to poll their way out of this, but each & every time it comes back with the same results. The American people OVERWHELMINGLY support Voter ID. Either Congress makes it law, or they don't represent us any longer. Those are the two options.

NEW CBS POLL: 80% of the US favors a law to require photo ID to vote 99.5% of House Dems voted against it

@nicksortor Takaichi is ADORABLE 😆 Her & Trump are the duo we never knew we needed

🚨 JUST IN: Japan’s Prime Minister is SUPER excited to be introduced by President Trump at tonight’s White House reception Literally bouncing with joy 😆 All of those whining about Trump’s Pearl Harbor joke earlier are WAY more offended than she is 🤣

@TheRabbitHole I'm more careful about what I engage with these days, and my algo is 100x better than it was 6 months ago.

The algorithm feels TikTokified, where, for example, liking a post overcorrects the feed to hyperfocus on similar stuff. I think it would be better if the alg was rebalanced to be more focused on follows. Maybe shifting the weight given to likes towards follows would work? 𝕏 always thrived on communities and self-curated niches.

@stelladvm Apparently so 😂

Huh. They took their entertainment very seriously didn't they.

@killahlipstickk I knew someone else would find it intriguing 😆 There's no end to Ancient Roman ingenuity

@OldeWorldOrder Thats pretty amazing. I wasn’t aware that this has happened either. Thanks for sharing.

I usually give Trump the benefit of the doubt when it comes to military operations. What he pulled off in Venezuela was a miracle. A hostile government was replaced with a friendly one without losing a single American soldier. Venezuela has massive oil reserves and critical minerals, and it was China’s main foothold in the Western Hemisphere. Now, they are praising Trump, sending gold to U.S. refineries, and opening up to American investment. Operation Midnight Hammer was badass. In his first term, he used targeted strikes to take out ISIS, al-Baghdadi, and Soleimani while avoiding large-scale wars. If he could reshape Iran’s leadership like Venezuela and secure control over the Strait of Hormuz, that would be a huge strategic win. But right now, it’s unclear how that happens. Some OSINT analysts say ground troop movements may already be underway. At the same time, the Pentagon has reportedly requested about $200 billion for the Iran war. Even without boots on the ground, that kind of spending signals a longer, more expensive conflict. One of Trump’s biggest selling points has always been projecting strength without dragging America into endless wars that cost lives and trillions of dollars. Qatar produces about 20% of the world’s LNG, and it reportedly lost around 17% of its export capacity for up to five years after yesterday’s attack. More strikes on energy infrastructure could drive inflation higher and shake the global economy. I hope Trump succeeds with minimal loss of life and economic damage. His track record is why I’m willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. But I don’t want to see another prolonged ground war with heavy American casualties. I hope he finds an off-ramp long before that happens.

Why don't we make things like this anymore?