Casey Warner Enemy of the One Party State

We defend the Constitution. Not for one side or the other. But what if only one side is for the Constitution?

Smol Brain Take: "Iran was about the Jews" Midwit take: "Iran was about Nukes" Big Brain Take: "Iran was about China" Galaxy Brain Take: "All recent military actions over seas makes a lot more sense when you realize that every one of the countries or groups who the left identified in their civil war game plan as possible allies are being systematically dismantled and dis-empowered in rapid order"

“But the curse of every ancient civilization was that its men in the end became unable to fight. Materialism, luxury, safety, even sometimes an almost modern sentimentality, weakened the fibre of each civilized race in turn; each became in the end a nation of pacifists, and then each was trodden under foot by some ruder people that had kept that virile fighting power the lack of which makes all other virtues useless and sometimes even harmful.” -Teddy Roosevelt

@steveincypress @ashleevance @Tesla @corememory @grok seems to think so: Tesla Semi includes hardware for Full Self-Driving (Supervised) similar to passenger vehicles, with integration and testing reported for the Gen 2 model as production begins scaling in 2026.

@ashleevance @Tesla @corememory Awesome!!! Are they self-driving (supervised)

Here, in all its glory, is the exclusive first look at the massive @Tesla Semi factory. Our @corememory crew went to Nevada to see the line come to life, as it gets ready to pump out thousands of all-electric trucks. We saw the new cab and went on a drive too. Wunderbar!

@itsFaithMerrill You’ve made your opinion irrelevantso Ive muted you.

We gave Donald Trump a second chance. He promised mass deportations. He promised to build the wall and finish it. He promised to put America First, no more forever wars, and no more blank checks to foreign countries. We fought for him. And what have we gotten in return? Nothing but excuses, backpedaling, and outright betrayal.

Trump was indicted for "pressuring" Georgia Sec. of State Brad Raffensperger to investigate election integrity in his state. 5 years later, Georgia admits they ILLEGALLY certified 315,000 ballots in the 2020 election, handing Biden a "win" by 11,779 votes.

This would’ve sounded crazy a few weeks ago, but Trump slowly walked us into a space where this seems acceptable and a great idea. Let me show you. Within the past days and weeks, Trump has called out NATO for failing to help him with Iran, branded some of their countries as useful and useless, and revealed their weakness as they can’t get their own oil. Trump has set this up so perfectly. The Useful/Useless Brand is brilliant. By publicly dividing a group into “those who helped” and “those who didn’t,” Trump is not just rewarding allies. He’s creating a social compliance structure. Every NATO country that hasn’t been named as “supportive” is now asking themselves one question: how do we get off the wrong list? That question is worth more than any formal treaty obligation. Trump is now amping up the NATO pressure. Will be fun to watch over the next few days and weeks.

I was told America is in decline by the rest of the world on Twitter. I'm not seeing that. I'm seeing Americans knocking off dictators and taking the lead in our half of the globe. I'm seeing our athletes winning gold medals at the Olympics. I'm seeing our warfighters pull off impossible missions in denied territory. I'm seeing our scientists and astronauts explore parts of the universe we've previously never been to. No one else is doing a quarter of what we're doing. I might not agree with some actions of the country I live in today. I don't like war, I've seen it, it's an ugly thing. I don't like fraud, it's wasteful and omnipresent. I don't like secret cabals of evil men doing heinous and unspeakable things because they think they're untouchable. But, I bet on my Nation. I bet on my people. I bet on America. As long as American men and women continue to hold onto our pioneer spirit with the objective of freedom and prosperity in our sights, this nation will always come out on top for the better of Mankind. Anyone who bets against us is a fool.

New report outlines the dawn of Mass Deportations: interior ICE arrests have increased 5x, street arrests up 11x, arrest into detention is up 4x and voluntary departure skyrocketed at least 28x. This is on top of 90% asylum denial & removal orders in courts across the country.

Iran thinks a ceasefire is good but they don’t know that a few ships full of Marines are en route and they are punching each other in the face straight up snortin’ protein powder praying for war. Semper Fi.

This late night Trump post from yesterday is epic. Read along and I’ll show you what Trump is trying to do here. On day 1 of the ceasefire, we saw Iran test the parameters of the ceasefire. They played dumb and acted as if the Israel-Lebanon conflict was a break in the ceasefire, so they kept the strait closed. Vance didn’t want to torch the progress they made so far and public chalked it up as a simple misunderstanding. This context is important. Trump begins: “All U.S. Ships, Aircraft, and Military Personnel… will remain in place… until such time as the REAL AGREEMENT reached is fully complied with.” Trump is framing America as the calm, lawful enforcer who is already positioned, already superior (“already substantially degraded Enemy”). He’s reminding Iran they aren’t in a position of negotiating power. Calm authority. Notice the shift in tone from the Easter post and public comments before the ceasefire. Trump is moving this thing right along. He’s being dominant but not in a way that will escalate the conflict or stall talks. But he still makes sure to make a threat. “If for any reason it is not, which is highly unlikely, then the ‘Shootin’ Starts,’ bigger, and better, and stronger than anyone has ever seen before.” The contrast is deliberate. “Shootin’ Starts” (with the apostrophe) makes it sound routine. And the threat reads differently this way. It’s there but doesn’t carry the same weight as being bombed to the Stone Age. Trump knows the media and Democrats will make a lot of noise with this post, so he neutralizes their main criticism point by stating no nuclear weapons will be used: “despite all of the fake rhetoric to the contrary — NO NUCLEAR WEAPONS and, the Strait of Hormuz WILL BE OPEN & SAFE.” Trump is dictating terms while giving Iran a crystal-clear off-ramp and safety plan: Just make sure the strait opens and you live. He closes by planting the seed in your mind that America’s military is far from finished. They’re not scrambling or exhausted- they’re “Loading Up and Resting,” already looking forward to the next conquest. It’s brilliant psychological prep work. He normalizes the idea of continued military action so when it happens again, it doesn’t feel shocking or escalatory. It feels inevitable. Routine, even. Perhaps he is prepping the public for Cuba. Conquest suggests it will be a new country. “In the meantime our great Military is Loading Up and Resting, looking forward, actually, to its next Conquest. AMERICA IS BACK!” Trump is cookin’.

The Royal Navy is no longer fit for service in NATO. In August 2022, HMS Prince of Wales sailed out of Portsmouth to cross the Atlantic for joint exercises with the US Navy. She was the pride of the modern Royal Navy. A four-billion-pound aircraft carrier. The flagship of Global Britain. She made it about 20 miles. Then the propeller shaft coupling sheared & one of only two carriers in the entire British fleet limped back to port and spent the better part of a year in dry dock while American carriers did the work Britain had promised to do. That’s the Royal Navy in 2026. It’s a museum with a TickTock account. I’ve called the Canadian Navy a glorified Coast Guard but the UK can’t even keep migrant boats off its shores. Nelson had over 100 ships of the line at Trafalgar. The fleet that fought WW2 had over 900 warships. Horatio Nelson John Fisher Andrew Cunningham David Beatty Bertram Ramsay Edward Hawke George Rodney Richard Howe John Jellico And First Lord of the Admiralty Winston Churchill are all spinning in their graves. If they were resurrected today they would each give British PMs the lash. Today the Royal Navy has roughly 70 commissioned vessels. Maybe 15 of them are meaningful surface combatants. It sounds marginally ok but any given day, a significant percentage are in dry dock, undermanned, or waiting for spare parts. And China launches more tonnage in a quarter than the Royal Navy possesses in total. You do not rule the waves. You do not rule the Channel. You rule a Wikipedia. And it gets worse. You don’t even rule the world’s imagination anymore. Master and Commander came out a quarter century ago and nobody’s planning a sequel. Scooby Doo got a sequel, Jack Aubrey does not. It’s sad. It’s pathetic. But even more sad is the fact you don’t stand up and demand one. Neither does the former Navy commanding officer you call King. You have decided to roll over instead. All six Type 45 destroyers, the backbone of Britain’s air defense fleet, had to be pulled back for emergency refits because their engines lose power in warm water. Read that again. They were practically useless in the Red Sea because they don’t have enough missiles and you didn’t buy the anti-air computers for their deck guns. Your last few nuclear submarine launches went plop and instead of trying again or calling the American missile manufacturer to court… you shrugged. This is the nuclear deterrent that is supposed to be the foundation of British sovereignty, the reason Britain sits at the UN Security Council, the last credible claim to great power status. It fell in the water next to the boat. Your ancestors circumnavigated the globe in wooden ships powered by rope and canvas. You built a billion-pound destroyer that overheats off Bahrain. Your frigates are too few to cover your own approaches. When Russian submarines transit the English Channel, the French Navy often shadows them because the Royal Navy cannot respond in time. The French. In your Channel. Protecting you. Nelson ain’t spinning in his tomb. He’s in the Atlantic laughing at you. Americans patrol the Gulf you depend on for energy. Americans keep Taiwan’s chips flowing to your factories. Americans are the reason the Houthis have not fully closed the Red Sea to British-flagged shipping. We are happy to help until now. Until Starmer tried selling off our only base in the Indian Oceans then refused to let us land planes. OUR OWN BASE Yes he relented but only under pressure. We will help protect your interests but on one condition: DO NOTHING No selling bases No overflight refusals No more dock denials in Gibraltar No crazy ROE debates No politicians demeaning us in debates No threating Elon Musk And no more 134 Royal Navy Admirals in cosplaying aboard your 15 broken warships. Tell them to hang up their uniforms and go home. OR STAND UP, make the king overthrow parliament & fund a proper navy Fight for your birthright or F*ck off. Your choice.

Gavin Newsom: I euthanized my mom and had an affair with my best friend’s wife. I despair of finding a woman who can match my history of familial homicide and extreme sexual impropriety Matchmaker: you’re not gonna believe this

So how was J6 going to end in overthrow? Let me explain why J6 alarms your class so much. It’s projection, nothing more. Your side has spent years engineering color revolutions abroad, so J6 resembled the final phase to you... crowds overrunning a key building to unseat a leader. Except that didn't actually happen. Plus this time you weren’t in control, so you responded with overwhelming force, prosecuting participants in DC juries molded by NGOs that emphasize "social justice" over evidence. You cannot describe the actual mechanism through which J6 would have actually resulted in a coup or insurrection, because there was no planning at all involved. Unlike in actual color revolutions. Now let me explain what real-life sedition looks like. Sedition starts years before, with allowing foreign NGOs to flood your country and condition your security forces into deflecting. That is exactly what the Seditious Six were doing. That is exactly what the "No Kings" protests are doing. The Trump administration called it out as a color revolution for a good reason. You won't even blink an eye at the enormous amounts of foreign Communist influence involved in the protests that you so eagerly support. But you will accuse @lecternleader of treason just for posing for a picture with a lectern.

Did I miss Bridge and Power Plant Day?

Hello Representative Salazar, You probably don't even know this... but he word "dignity" in your bill's title carries decades of political science literature behind it. Dignity shifted from something that originates within the individual to something engineered from above by institutions. When the UN, NGOs, and multilateral bodies invoke dignity, they mean the replacement of organic, inherited civic bonds with managed, contractual ones administered by a professional class. That is the tradition your bill's language is drawing from, whether you intend it or not. On the substance: the DIGNITY Act is amnesty. Symbolic barriers to permanent residency do not change that the bill provides a path to legal status for tens of millions of people who entered the country unlawfully. Others have dissected the policy details thoroughly, so I won't repeat their work here. But I want to press a different question. Why the insistence that this isn't amnesty? The most straightforward explanation is that you know your constituents oppose it. They voted for enforcement, in the most demographically diverse Republican coalition in modern history. That coalition didn't ask for managed integration. It asked for sovereignty. The Founding Fathers built a republic from the bottom up, starting with human nature as it actually is: rooted in specific communities. The rules-based international order builds from the top down, starting with an abstract ideal and engineering populations to match it. Your bill, whatever its intentions, belongs to the second tradition, the one that is non-American. It assumes that cohesion can be manufactured through NGO programs... public schools, civic integration, managed assimilation... rather than protected through enforcement of the boundaries that a self-governing people chose to establish. That is not a conservative position. It is not a republican position in any meaningful sense. And your constituents can see it. We see you. You are a fraud, Representative Salazar.

Which Panican wants to hand me my “I told you so” award? Trump has been running the same negotiation playbook forever. Pressure, escalation, chaos… then leverage a deal. We’ve watched it happen again and again. This wasn’t complicated. It was basic pattern recognition. While some people were panicking, others were paying attention. Now we move to Phase 2. Iran is largely neutralized. The Strait is reopening. The war is de-escalating. Markets are already reacting. That’s not a small win—that’s a global reset. This forces movement everywhere else. Russia and Ukraine get pulled closer to a real negotiation. China has to think twice about Taiwan when the U.S. just proved it will apply overwhelming pressure when it matters. And for the first time in decades, there is a real path to stepping back from endless Middle East entanglements. Look at the region. It’s no longer just Israel. You’re seeing alignment across countries that historically were nowhere near each other. The world is safer today than it was yesterday—and it’s about to get even safer over the next few months as this locks in. And yes, let’s be very clear about this: This happened because of Donald Trump. Not the pundits. Not the podcasters. Not the panic merchants. Trump. Now comes the real opportunity. With global stability improving, we can finally refocus inward at full speed. Immigration, housing, affordability, healthcare, infrastructure, AI, rebuilding American strength where it actually matters. We are entering a new American era—economically, technologically, and yes, even in space exploration. This is what the start of a new frontier feels like. So here’s the assignment: Put your phone down. Go build something. Start a family. Create. Get outside. Do something real. Stop listening to the Panicans. Onward 🇺🇸

It’s gonna take years for some people to realize the decisions Trump made in this term directly led to a new wave of American exceptionalism, and prevented this country from turning into the UK. He probably won’t even be alive when he finally gets credit for saving this country from the dark and bleak trajectory we were heading down. He’s single handedly taking down the new world order by way of the new red green alliance, and he doesn’t give a fuck how many people hate him for it in the moment, because he sees the cost of not doing it while he still can. Bookmark this shit and set an alert for 2050 so you can come back and tell me I’m right.

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ELON MUSK: "If you use a gun emoji on X, Apple forces it to be a squirt gun. Then the X app turns it back into a 1911. Yes, you can actually have a 1911. We reverted Apple's change inside the app."

@johnkonrad NGOs twice, gotta love it!

I don’t know who should control the Strait of Hormuz if Iran falls but I’ve got a very firm list of who absolutely should not be allowed anywhere near it…. UN NGOs China World Bank NATO Marxists Any Nation in Europe except Poland CIA NSA Diplomats Any World Economic Forum member USAID Soros-funded anything Climate people Think tanks NGOS Ivy League graduates Former journalists Current journalists Future journalists Adam Kinzinger Election observers Democracy builders Any Marxist church Half the Catholic Church Any mosque or temples Techbros Technocrats Georgetown grads Navy Admirals MBAs CEOs Conflict-resolution negotiators Cheney family members Russians Ukrainians Palestinians Israelis Human-rights monitors Greta Thurnberg Any Activist Andrew Tate PR agencies Hollywood Neocons Somalia Democrats Globalists Keir Starmer Carbon-credit brokers Academics Influencers Hipsters Boomers IMF And most of all McKinsey consultants

I agree. Donald Trump isn’t the same person I voted for 3 times. He’s even better now. And it’s not even close.