GEH

@DataRepublican @SKDoubleDub33 But but but, she’s just asking questions! Why is anyone afraid of a question?

Thanks to @SKDoubleDub33 for working with audio and music on these videos. For anyone in Candace's audience still reading: You've been trained to treat "I have a question about this evidence" as equivalent to "this evidence has been debunked." Those aren't the same. A question about metadata doesn't cancel a handwritten confession. Evidence accumulates. That's how analysis works. You start with a question, you gather data, and when the data answers the question, you update. Sometimes the answer isn't what you wanted. You update anyway. That's the price of being serious. What Candace does is the opposite. Evidence arrives and gets replaced by a new question. The new question becomes a substitute to make the previous answer not count and gives fresh license to invent conspiracy theories. "He wasn't there." DNA says he was. "OK but the DNA could be planted." By whom? "The feds." Where's the evidence of federal involvement? "Why won't they release the metadata?" Every answer generates a new question. Every new question replaces the last answer. At no point in this sequence did anyone say: "That changes what I think.” Israel is always blamed, and Candace is always right. "Fedslop" doesn't mean fake. It means: evidence I have been trained to not engage with. First you reject the evidence. Then you reject the question. Then you reject the people who read the evidence out loud. The last move when you have no more argument: calling people you disagree with Jews or Zionists so you can keep rejecting reality and clinging to that Israel killed Charlie. Data-driven means the data can tell you you're wrong. If you’ve built a system where everything is just fresh opportunity to poke more holes, you're not doing analysis or critical thinking. You’re simply a fool professing oneself to be wise. THREAD END.

🧵🔥 THE MOVE: The Framework Candace Owens Uses to Train Her Audience to Ignore Evidence 🧵 Tyler Robinson left a handwritten confession note under his keyboard for his roommate. He sent a text first: "Drop what you are doing, look under my keyboard." The response from Candace's audience: "Where's the metadata on those texts?” The metadata exists. Search Warrant No. 3217131, Page 7: a warrant was obtained for Lance Twiggs' cellphone. The Statewide Information Analysis Center (SIAC) provided Apple ID information for both accounts on the device. FBI investigators reviewed the data. The warrant covers iMessages, FaceTime and call history, photographs, videos, location history, websites visited, email, and browsing history. But that answer won't matter to anyone who asked. And the reason it won't matter is the whole point of this thread. Here's how THE MOVE works: - Candace finds something about the case that hasn't been publicly reported. - She treats the absence of public reporting as the absence of investigation. - She fills the gap with a theory. - When the evidence eventually surfaces, she doesn't engage with it... she finds a new procedural question about the evidence itself. - And that question does the same job the old one did: allows her audience to keep scrolling. Below are six videos. One pattern. Once you see THE MOVE, you'll catch it every time she opens her mouth on this case. As always, patience as I pull together the thread. 👇

The correct answer is they are tone deaf. They oppose enforcement of immigration laws and coddle illegals, desicrate Christian faith, and abide antisocial behavior. Statistically, they insult the beliefs of half of American citizens. Perhaps Gillermo can add a paragraph that explains how tone deaf the Dodgers really are.

Hey, Bill, you’ve been covering sports for 228 years now, please link me to your column angry that a sports team visited the White House before Trump. I’m sure there are many of those. We’ve had many controversial presidents since you started covering sports in 1798. Thanks, bud.

Platner (like Swallwell, etc.) wasn’t defeated by rejection of his disastrous policies let alone the prospect of losing an election on the merits. Republicans have to attack policies, pass SAVE and at least go down swinging. Ef Thune.

@bonchieredstate This will be a small bump in the road for Dems. That’s a major reason it’s happening. If it caused harm to the brand, you can be assured Platner would be in.

Political charisma?

@LucasFoxNews @brithume A terrible idea, unless it’s a promise never to be fulfilled.

Trump, sitting alongside Erdogan at the presidential compound in Ankara, says he will “consider” allowing Turkey back into the F-35 program.

@joeroganhq Lots of junk in the frunk.

This is the Black Women’s Tesla Club. Amazing.

@antideadbrains2 @wesyang So you agree France at one time may have been mid.

@GEHComment @wesyang We created cinema. We had Descartes. Jeanne d'Arc was French. We created a few vaccines. We're also the Top 6 military power in the world.

Any hope that the non-English speaking world would prove more resistant to the gender mania is gone.

@DezBryant @TexasAmerica Says the account from Mexico in Mexican (Spanish). Thanks for proving my point.

@DezBryant @TexasAmerica Mexico is a terrible neighbor and a forever third world country. Its economy depends on drug trade and remittances from illegal invaders in the U.S. They strain U.S. schools, hospitals, welfare programs, housing and depress wages.

This Game is unbelievable 🇲🇽 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 wow!

@michaelbd Mexico is a terrible country.

The ref has encouraged a diving fest.

@CJVogel_OTF Wish both could lose. Because that’s not possible, I’m rooting for England because Mexico does a lot of damage to the U.S., and is a corrupt society and is irredeemable.

This game certainly took a turn, and quickly

@realBrandonGill Imagine a real scenario where a person admits they possess stolen property, and that they have true remorse and feelings of guilt for having bought the property. Knowing they cannot be sued by who they claim was the rightful owner, they issue a chickenshit apology.

The left tells us every day that Americans are nothing but colonizers living on stolen land. And then they argue that a child born to somebody who crossed our borders illegally is an American because it's their 'birthright.'

@realBrandonGill Stolen Land trope is disconnected from history and even if “true” wouldn’t be rational support for anything the stolen land crybabies complain about. “Stolen land” is the equally retarded, Marxist cousin of those saying everyone should pay “reparations.” Without paying.

@realBrandonGill Too Many Republican politicos view their jobs as performative, like wrestlers in the WWE. Except the Dems are more like MMA and many are street fighters. We need more MMA-street fighter republicans.

Democrats are simultaneously arguing that Republicans are "embracing extremism" while saying their party needs to be a "big tent" for communists who want to abolish prisons, borders, and western civilization itself.

@JackPosobiec Off topic, but River of Doubt is a great book.

The Medal of Honor awarded to Teddy Roosevelt’s son for leading the troops at Normandy

@AmandaMilius @JackPosobiec Now is a good time to appreciate the stark differences of the two Roosevelts. A major difference is the latter resulted in a constitutional amendment limiting pres terms. Franklin was no Teddy.

The whole plane should watch TR’s Rough Riders- youtu.be/j459D8lAeb0?is… Cc @JackPosobiec

@WesternLensman @ScottJenningsKY Let the debate begin about the meaning of what it means to be born in the U.S. Why isn’t it a matter of one’s state of mind? SCOTUS’ decision is so illogical that it begs more stupidity. Is it a state of mind? Do parents of stilbornes get benefits of citizen children?

.@ScottJenningsKY rips “abomination” SCOTUS ruling on birthright citizenship: “This decision locks into place one of the biggest magnets for illegal immigration that exists anywhere in the world." “[The 14th Amendment] was not written to create a worldwide incentive for illegal immigration, or to establish a global maternity destination for anyone who can buy an airline ticket." "And it was certainly not written for adversaries like China to send people here by the thousands to have babies, giving Chinese nationals a foothold in our country."

@joelpollak Imagine how their kids are going to feel.

It’s only the most prosperous society that has ever existed in the history of human civilization, built by the sacrifices of our parents and grandparents, but let’s find a reason to be resentful

@KurtSchlichter Stolen Valor?

Why am I expected to assume the allegation was false? Is that the rule? Because to be the rule it would need to apply to conservatives too. Does it? That’s rhetorical.

@craigweiss @elonmusk It’s MySpace for “professionals.”

i’m convinced that the best founders don’t post on linkedIn (or at least sparingly)