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This Senator says, I think correctly, that Americans aren't reproducing at replacement rates. Okay, but how did we get here? A multifactor analysis:
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The Government wants you dead, but they'll settle for enslaved. We live behind enemy lines.
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All of the work DR does goes nowhere -- because these orgs are still in business
DataRepublican (small r)@DataRepublican
@AndrewKolvet @AuronMacintyre @elonmusk Stay tuned on ADL
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What are the odds those tiki torch carrying neo-Nazis from Charlottesville would only rally once? Feels like it was an American intel op against Trump. That’s my working assumption.
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@realsashastone @Sophiologist_ All we have are small fries. But put them all together, coordinate them, and it's a powerful replacement
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So the Right has essentially lost major voices of influence that help them win and drive their agenda like Megyn Kelly, Tucker, Joe Rogan, etc. So other voices will have to rise and take their place because the midterms are coming and we need viral content. It sounds like sarcasm but it's not. That's where things are now. So let's find them and amplify them.
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@bankertobuilder Looks like the prep area in the first restaurant I ever worked in
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2 is not enough.
Home Builder Tanner Alexander@TannerBuilds
Honest thoughts on a double island?
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@kalezelden I've been asking this question for over a decade. How do I get my hands on this sweet, sweet cash?
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>Be Cardinal Robert Sarah
>Born in a remote village in Guinea, raised by his devout catholic his parents and local missionaries
>Becomes an Archbishop at just 34 years old in the middle of a brutal Marxist dictatorship
>The dictator, Touré, literally puts him on a death list; Sarah doesn't run, and keeps preaching the Gospel
>Touré died unexpectedly of a heart attack in March 1984, just weeks before the planned executions
>Becomes one of the sharpest, most fearless defenders of traditional Catholic faith in the modern era and is made a Cardinal
>Looks at secularized West and warns us: "If Christianity disappears in Europe, the whole world is threatened."
>Writes absolute masterpieces like The Power of Silence
>Delivers banger quotes like: "The West has denied its Christian roots, a tree without root dies"
>"As a bishop, it is my duty to warn the West! The barbarians are already inside the city."
>Keeps telling europeans to have more babies
Unfathomably based
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@austinmmonteiro Call me when you're ready to change the Regime for real.
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A legislative body can be just as tyrannical as a king.
What do these “legislators “ know about health , why should they have any authority over our bodies?
My body my choice needs to be CONSISTENT not just when you want it to fit a narrative of a donor base.
And now this bill furthers the administrative state in CT where unelected bureaucrats will be making decisions for us. ( Technocracy is here)
Back story here, Covid was the test, most Legislators ( on both sides) gave Lamont Emergency Power extension 6x which set this up to happen.
The State has failed , we need full regime change in Hartford. ( obviously at the ballot box)
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Donate to one (like I did to ACLU) and get put on the lists for EVERY leftist org. I got invites to so many groups when I lived in DC area. Fed workers and those who live in the DMV go to these things like the rest of us attend our kids soccer games. It’s the center of their social world.
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@optimist_pest I've noticed that the shows are somewhat shorter, with no Second Half of Show
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@CTCentinal @SheriFew @news_lumen Because why would they hold their agencies accountable?
Those people are their voters.
This is anarcho-tyranny
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on CT's homeschooling bill...
“It is hard not to see this as a political sleight of hand,” @SheriFew asserted. “A crisis exposes government negligence, yet instead of holding those agencies accountable, lawmakers pivot to regulate an entirely unrelated group.”
@news_lumen
The Connecticut Centinal@CTCentinal
National Parental Rights Group Founder: Homeschooling ‘One Of The Last Remaining Spaces Where Parents Maintain Full Autonomy Over Children’s Education connecticutcentinal.com/education/2026…
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I can’t tell you how often this has happened to me. My work was never reported.
My boobs were multiple times.
Here is one outfit that got me reported.
Laura Elliott@TinyWriterLaura
as a large boob-haver at only 4’11 so they look even bigger than they are, i am genuinely so frustrated that women are still having to explain that there’s no way for us to throw on a new pair of business-casual tits for work
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@shagbark_hick @LPNH you hearing this?
Got room for Catholics the the Granite State?
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It's true -- Catholics should figure out how to "cluster."
We should be actively forming small groups who pick cheap, far-flung places and move to them together.
Don't just say "move to Steubenville."
We should break new ground, form enclaves, keep expanding. Revive dying parishes, dying towns -- connect young broke families with cheap housing in walkable villages with Parishes that desperately need new life.
Hit the ground running with evangelization efforts, rolling admissions OCIA, new Parish groups, mission Churches, outreach, ministries to the sick, the poor, the elderly, the prisoners.
If a group of dedicated Catholics (single and married alike) under 40 formed, made plans, saved up their cash, and made a short list of diocese and towns with a sufficient degree of possibilities (and a sufficiently low real estate price point), we could then approach Parish Priests directly -- maybe even could approach Bishops. If we get a warm reception from the local Church officials, OK, let's do it. If not, we keep looking.
But where does one begin with this?
It's not as if there's a directory of young, footloose, risk-tolerant Catholics looking for a cheap place to land. How would such a thing even get started?
Old Hickory🇻🇦@AwaitingTheLord
@shagbark_hick We Catholics need to plan together and move places together. Thats really the best move. A community of devout Catholics making the choice to move to a spot that can be salvaged together. I joined my parish’s KofC. Mostly older gents, but we have about 6 of us younger guys
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To the Democrats and anyone else who supports this, I say:
Fuck off. All the way.
CT Senate Republicans@CTSenateGOP
CT Democrats voted against YOUR medical freedom tonight. Thousands submitted testimony and spoke out against H.B. 5044. Many were silenced at the public hearing and never got their chance to be heard. Democrats voted ‘yes’ anyway, pushing their radical agenda to take away your medical freedom. CT Senate Republicans spent hours on the Senate floor fighting for you. The fight isn’t over. We will always stand for your right to make the best decisions for you and your family!
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@Hoosier_V @The_Memeries @ingelramdecoucy @Mark_E_Noonan When I worked for UPS, I got waved into the local military base at the airport. No creds, just me in my browns and I'm my personal car. I was there to meet the driver and ride with him. Guard just waved me in
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@The_Memeries @philfCAL @ingelramdecoucy @Mark_E_Noonan I bought a phone company polo when I was in highschool, from a thrift shop. It was dangerous, I would get waved through by receptionists, and never questioned when hanging out in alleys behind businesses.
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The fact that “I’m from corporate, I need to see inside the vault” came this close to working serves as a reminder that we desperately need to find a way to get Griggs v. Duke Power Co. overturned
Pittsburgh Scanner@pgh_scanner
Bloomfield. 4528 Liberty Ave - Ace Cash Express. Caller is an employee and said some guy walked into the business and said he was from corporate. Apparently he was let in the vault and he is throwing money in a bag. Caller thinks they might be getting robbed.
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