Victor Nelson

100s of damning and revealing quotes from celebrated socialsits. That's the foundation of our new book, Socialism Says, currently available for $9.99 (50% off) with free shipping and bonus papers. Chapter 3 explores socialism's disdain for our liberal rights.

@BowTiedTrance @birdy_bird1 And Betamax VCR

@birdy_bird1 Yes! First we bought vinyl. Then cassettes. Then CDs. Then mp3 players like the iPod. And now nobody buys any of that because it's all on Spotify. We bridged all of those phases.

I had not thought of Gen X this way. We do uniquely bridge the analog and digital realms.

Periodic reminder the US government funded at least 23 of the NGOs behind the EU’s Digital Censorship Act, including 13 of the NGOs directly enforcing it

@VigilantFox Spell check is crazy. Not sure what happened there. Controlling a population from a particular age forward is psychotic. Social engineering in its perfect public form.

@VigilantFox Fake news isn’t controlling people from a certain age on.

What’s happening in the UK has Bill Maher realizing just how “f*cked up” the country has become. “Every time I think this country’s too woke, I look at what’s going on in your country, and I’m like, ‘Wow, these people are really f*cked up.’” “How did England get so leftist?” The UK is now banning the sale of cigarettes to anyone born after 2009… EVER. That means if it’s the year 2040, and you’re 30 years old because you were born in 2010, you still can’t buy cigarettes. It might sound like a good thing to some, but Maher can see it’s just another wing of the nanny state deciding what you can or can’t do as an adult. “It’s illegal to buy cigarettes. Why? I mean, don’t people get to make their own mistakes? Don’t we get to do what we want to do? I mean, you’re an adult, and you can’t have a cigarette if you want?” Maher’s British guest suddenly got defensive when he pointed out how the United Arab Emirates paused government scholarships for students wanting to study in the UK, citing fears they could become “radicalized” over there. “Fake news,” she said. “This idea London is a no-go zone… people walking around with the Sharia law… A lot of that’s whipped up.” “Two Jews did get stabbed this week,” Maher fired back. This is a two-minute exchange worth watching.

@atensnut Sounds like BS @atensnut ? Are you sure? I follow you to avoid it.

Back in 2017, Saudi Arabia had to recall all of its new Social Studies textbooks because the textbook featured a picture of Yoda sitting beside King Faisal as he signed the UN charter in 1945. 😂🫢

@JackPosobiec But it doesn’t always take unfortunately.

No surprise at all there

@liz_churchill10 @OzbergsCatMom Despicable person. You buying anything he’s selling?

Not a single person should’ve taken ‘medical advice’ from Jeffrey Epstein’s friend.

@TheLizVariant @imUrB00gieman I thought bread had 5 ingredients!

RFK was right. I just read the ingredients on my kid’s fruit snacks and I need a chemistry degree. We didn’t fight for freedom just to feed our kids Red Dye 40 🐛 #MAHA

@TonySeruga C’mon man?

Its gets stranger, Benjamin Paddock, the Las Vegas shooter’s father, was CIA and taught Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols how to rob banks. Benjamin was directed by the CIA to teach McVeigh and Nichols. What was the agencies involvement with McVeigh and Nichols? x.com/tonyseruga/sta…

Remembering the Oklahoma City Bombing: •The bombing occurred on April 19, 1995, at 9:02 a.m., killing 168 people. •The official narrative blames Timothy McVeigh, a former military veteran, and white nationalist, acting alone or with minimal help. •McVeigh allegedly parked a truck filled with a fertilizer bomb outside the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. Official Narrative’s Influence: •The event was framed as part of a rise in domestic extremism. •It led to anti-terrorism legislation and set the stage for the Patriot Act after 9/11. •Bill Clinton's response to the event solidified his role as a leader during a national crisis. Emerging Contradictions in the Official Story: •There were numerous discrepancies, such as forensic evidence suggesting the explosion originated inside the building. •Allegations of prior warnings to federal employees, who were advised not to report to work that day. Investigations by Victims' Families and Eyewitnesses: •Parents of deceased children, like Glenn Wilburn, questioned the official account. •Local journalists and witnesses reported additional individuals and unexplained occurrences, contradicting the mainstream narrative. Role of Forensic and Explosives Experts: •Independent analyses challenge the plausibility of a fertilizer truck bomb causing such destruction. •Evidence points to internal demolition charges as the likely cause. Role of Officer Terry Yeakey: •Yeakey, a first responder, reported discrepancies in the official story. •He filed a detailed report but was allegedly pressured to revise it. •Yeakey later died under suspicious circumstances, officially ruled a suicide, despite evidence of physical trauma. Media’s Role in Shaping the Narrative: •Early media reports mentioned multiple suspects and internal explosions. •After initial coverage, the narrative shifted entirely to focus on McVeigh. •Only a local news station, Channel 4 in Oklahoma City, continued questioning the story. False Flag Framework and Historical Context: •The concept of false flag operations was not so far fetched and the U.S. had a history of using them to create narratives needed, creating or exploiting crises to justify policy changes or military actions. •Historical examples include the USS Maine, Pearl Harbor, and others, illustrating the use of "problem-reaction-solution" tactics. Implications of the Oklahoma City Bombing: •The bombing bolstered federal power and anti-terrorism measures. •It paved the way for subsequent policies restricting civil liberties. •The event influenced public perception of domestic extremism, tying it to right-wing militias and terrorism. Speculative Insights: • Many have hypothesized that elite military operatives or rogue units could have executed the bombing. •McVeigh might have been a scapegoat, unaware of his role in a broader operation. •The truck bomb could have been a diversion to mask pre-planted explosives. Call to Examine Hidden Agendas: •There is an immediate need to investigate the "permanent government" aka permanent bureaucracy, that outlasts political administrations. The so-called ‘deep state’. •Our government must operate with full transparency and accountability. We desperately need a modern day ‘Church Committee’. The Shadow Government (The Unconstitutional Power of Government Secrecy) i.e., CIA, CFR, MSM, FISA, NSA, Silicon Valley, JSOC, DNI (17 Agencies), 5 Eyes, GCHQ MI6, DHS, DOS, NRO, NCTC, NGA, DOD, FBI and the Deep State (The System Behind the Government, unelected bureaucrats with zero accountability) i.e., the Federal Reserve (a private company NOT the government!), the Treasury, Wall Street, Foreign Lobbyists, Military-Industrial Complex (MIC) Lobbyists, the actual Military-Industrial Complex (MIC)/Military-Industrial-Congressional Complex (MICC) itself, Defense Contractors, Intelligence Contractors, World Bank, IMF.

@TheLizVariant @imUrB00gieman Horrible people.

The original Animal Farm was a warning about Stalinism. The 2026 remake made it about capitalism. Orwell hated communists. Hollywood turned him into someone who hates corporations. They didn’t adapt the book. They changed the entire narrative. The pigs would be proud. 🐷

@TheLizVariant @imUrB00gieman Exactly. Sicko time.

@jackunheard It had its word. The work was shelter in place.

Covid would like a word

@WallStreetMav @OzbergsCatMom He had PTSD and that was making him hate Jews. During that war against them and all.

If you’re keeping track, Democrats are - running a candidate for Senate with a literal Nazi tattoo, - funding the KKK through the SPLC, - and fighting for racially segregated congressional districts. But Republicans are the racists.

@MikeBenzCyber Alex is a mush mouth and has problems forming complete sentences. Dad should have taught him how currency works.

it’s like Alex Soros trying to run the empire George Soros built

@VigilantFox Retarded. Some laws for some. Social engineering in its purest sense.

@charliebcurran He can do it.

Marco Rubio finding out he has to run Spirit Airlines now too.

@Rainmaker1973 What’s she think about capitalism?

Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski: the 'next Einstein' forging her own path in physics. Meet Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski, the theoretical physicist often hailed as the modern successor to Albert Einstein. Her remarkable journey started early—at age 14, she built and flew her own single-engine airplane, showcasing the ingenuity that would define her career. She graduated top of her class from MIT with a perfect 5.0 GPA, becoming the first woman to achieve that honor in physics. She then earned her PhD from Harvard, where her pioneering work on the "spin memory effect" in gravitational waves drew citations from Stephen Hawking himself. Her brilliance attracted major offers, including an unsolicited assistant professorship from Brown University reportedly worth $1.1 million. Pasterski turned it down, along with opportunities from NASA and Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin, choosing instead to pursue unrestricted research aligned with her deepest passions. In 2021, she joined the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Canada as one of its youngest faculty members. Today, as founder and principal investigator of the Celestial Holography Initiative, she leads cutting-edge efforts to unify quantum mechanics and gravity by exploring the idea that our universe could be encoded as a hologram—bridging spacetime and quantum theory in ways that have eluded generations of scientists. Unlike past giants who worked in isolation, Pasterski embraces modern tools, sharing her insights via digital platforms to inspire a wider audience. Her story proves that true genius thrives not on prestige or wealth, but on bold curiosity and the courage to chart an independent course toward unlocking the universe's deepest secrets. [Harker, J. (2026). Next Albert Einstein is 32-year-old woman who turned down $1.1m offer from university. UNILAD]

@JackPosobiec Bale was pretty good and makes it hard.

Obviously true