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26% of Spain's LNG is coming from Russia while they virtue signal about democracy and not supporting wars.

It's scary to me how much the liberal movement has been hicked by the enemies of Western civilization. Their goal is to dismantle our society so they can rule over the ashes. But our freedom is sacred because it comes from GOD, not government. That is why surrender is simply not an option.

One of the times I was in Iraq I was part of a team that restored water to a village. Saddam had the water pump taken out so the people in that area couldn't survive. We discovered this info because we noticed the locals using the waste water coming from our camp, yes I said waste water. When we restored the water the locals were absolutely ecstatic, the happiest people I've ever seen in my life. This is when I realized how absolutely spoiled we are as Americans. Don't get me wrong, I love this country, but we take so many things for granted. Be thankful for what you have instead of concentrating on what you don't have. I promise life is more enjoyable that way. The picture is us in Iraq, 2005

This CNN article is a classic case of journalism abandoning neutrality and professional standards and turning instead to narrative building and advocacy. Here are some examples: - Israeli positions are often hedged signalling doubt as to their veracity - The displacement of Israeli civilians from northern Israel is entirely ignored, while several interviews with displaced Lebanese are featured - Hezbollah’s sustained, ongoing attacks on Israel- largely targeting civilians- are reduced to a brief mention of a single March 2 incident, creating the impression of a one-off rather than continuous Hezbollah barrages - No mention of Hezbollah’s violations of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon - No reference to the basic principle of international law requiring states to prevent their territory from being used to attack other states - No mention of UNSC Resolution 1701, which explicitly demands no Hezbollah operatives or weapons south of the Litani River - Minimizing the fact that Hezbollah has embedded itself extensively in civilian and other protected buildings which endanger local populations and run counter to international norms - No strategic context that explains that Hezbollah operates as an Iranian proxy, aligning its violent actions with Iran’s regional hegemonic ambitions and interests - No acknowledgment of numerous recent statements by Lebanese officials criticizing Hezbollah’s destabilizing role which contradict Lebanon’s core national interests - No mention of polling indicating strong Lebanese support for limiting weapons solely to the Lebanese army I could go on, but the pattern is clear: this article isn’t professional nor fair. Its construction shapes a one sided narrative rather than tell a straightforward and factual story. Is it too much to expect reporting that is complete, contextualized, and fair?

If anyone thinks the UK currently has the internal political dynamics to stand up to another country making territorial claims in the name of decolonization, then they have their heads stuck so far in the sand that they've hit the Earth's core. Starmer was about to give up Chagos, which is much more strategically positioned than the Falklands are given rising tensions with China. If the Argentinians made a forceful political push for this, it's much more likely they'd succeed. I would venture a guess the same applies for a forceful seizure of the Falklands which would send Milei's approval through the roof if successful.

What investigation? She crossed the Yellow Line into the military-closed, depopulated, area against all instructions. When she was alive, she wished all her Lebanese opponents death and torture and celebrated the Hezbollah assassination of other Lebanese. Some context, please, senator.

Belgian MEP Dijck: "I have a big problem about how the United Nations works at this moment." "The Islamic Republic of Iran was nominated to a U.N. committee shaping policy on women's rights, human rights, disarmament, and terrorism prevention. How is that possible?"

On the first day of the Battle of the Somme, 800 (overwhelmingly “white heterosexual”) men of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment went over the top. 68 answered roll call the next morning. Now their male descendants can’t work at NL’s only university which was named in their honour.

“The Army and the Navy are the sword and the shield which this nation must carry if she is to do her duty among the nations of the earth.” — Theodore Roosevelt, “The Strenuous Life” speech, April 10, 1899

7 things every kid needs to hear: 1. I love you 2. I’m proud of you 3. I’m sorry 4. I forgive you 5. I’m listening 6. Communism has failed every time it was tried 7. You’ve got what it takes

“Woefully unfair”? These 486 terrorists are not petty criminals. They are well-known gang leaders, most of them already convicted of crimes they personally committed, including murder, rape (often rape followed by murder), extortion, and kidnapping. But this so-called “mass trial” are about the 47,000 crimes they ordered, including more than 29,000 murders proven beyond a reasonable doubt. The only “novel” aspect is holding the bosses accountable for the crimes carried out by their organizations. We didn’t invent that principle. It’s called “command responsibility”, and it was applied in Europe during the Nuremberg Trials. Are you against those trials too? Or are you just applying the “it’s good for me, but not for thee” logic?

Green Party of the United States: oil=BAD Russian oil=GOOD

It remains puzzling to me why the media keeps making errors that always seem to redound to the benefit of Iran’s narrative and never America’s.

The party that founded the KKK is still funding the KKK. The Democrats

Reverse discrimination does not undo historical injustices but rather perpetrates new ones against a different set of individuals. This foments social strife and undermines the ideal of America as a meritocracy. AI models should not be taught that this practice is justified.

We’re learning in real time why the censorship-industrial complex was so certain that so much of what they hated was inauthentic misinformation. So much of what they liked was inauthentic misinformation. Incredible.

Be careful with the Araghchi/Qalibaf–Vahidi “split.” Classic Iran negotiating tactic: if real, they use it to win concessions; if fake, they use it to buy time. Hold redlines: no enrichment, no missile rebuild, blockade stays, force stays credible. Ignore who is zooming whom.

Their scam worked for decades

Imagine if China invaded Taiwan, and while the US tried to deal with that, a nuclear armed Iran shutdown the Strait of Hormuz, while Cuba, fueled by Venezuelan oil money, shutdown traffic in The Gulf of America, and Chinese companies in control of the Panama Canal shut that down. That’s not a war the US is winning. That’s the end of the American way of life as we know it.

Yes. Our enemies don’t get to do the things we get to do. Why is this surprising to you?