Latinate!

Absolutely correct.

@Codie_Sanchez Who cares.

This couple makes $60,000 a month mailing letters. It started with jam. They were selling jars to meet their neighbors, but demand kept growing. So they thought: what about a letter instead? First month, Hannah posted about it on social media (just under 3k followers at the time) and 50 people signed up. Then one TikTok video went viral, and the numbers took off. By month 3: • 1,200 subscribers • $13k collected Month 6: • 3,000 subscribers • $33k collected Now, 8 months later, Hannah and her husband have 5,200 subscribers… and make almost $60k/month in revenue. Here's how the biz model works: Every subscriber gets a 1oz letter mailed to them every month, which includes... • A handwritten letter from Hannah • An art print • Two stickers • A recipe card • A miniature tarot card • A business card with her socials and a music playlist All-in startup cost: $1,000. $11 a month per subscriber. Materials and postage run $4 to $5 a letter, fulfillment labor adds another $0.75, so cost per letter lands at $5 to $6. That's a 55% gross margin. She packs about 1,000 letters a week during send-off week, 3 to 4 hours a day, then ships them all in one day at the USPS distribution center. The rest of the month, her main job is design. What's wild is how much upside is still sitting in the business untouched... Hannah is still charging new subscribers the same $11 she charged her first 50. There's no email capture on the site, or subscription platform tracking churn. Fix those and you're looking at a $5M a year biz, the kind that sells for 4 to 6x EBITDA. Not bad for something that started with jars of jam on a neighbor's porch. PS… I’m hosting a free masterclass on July 18th teaching you how to buy a profitable small business just like Hannah’s. If you want to skip the hard part of starting from zero, and buy something with customers, cash flow, and systems already in place... Save your spot here: ↓↓ info.contrarianthinking.co/buy-a-profitab…

@BullMooseMemes Man, you're stretching

No such thing as “Native Americans.” Every American Indian descends from Siberian Eskimos who walked across the Bering Strait land bridge and headed south. They’re not “native.” They’re nomads. Leftists: learn basic history instead of crying “we live on stolen land.”​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ It’s getting old.

@SirJBritain Jews naturally

Absolute and utter disgusting traitors.

@RestoreAussies What the fuck is wrong with these people?

It is also being forced upon us here too. In Sydney, a giant bronze head of an African sits in circular quay. Africans have zero civilisational ties to Ireland or Australia. We have zero shared heritage, we have zero shared history, zero shared customs or culture. This clearly coordinated global campaign to enforce the multicultural vision of the western world is perverse.

Now, with the onslaught of shit in the world, it's the genes. Persevervation of pure, Aryan genes is the most important task in the world.

pectus — breast, chest; heart as seat of feeling and thought p · e · c · t · u · s say: PEK-toos Virgil uses pectus throughout the Aeneid to name the site where passion, grief, and resolve contend.

@ATRightMovies The Color of Money

What is the first film you think of when you see FOREST WHITAKER?

@ATRightMovies Abbott and Costello. Laurel and Hardy.

The best on-screen duo is _______

@ZoomerXIV Any moment now.

Were you impressed by Patriot Front's demonstration for the nation's Semiquincentennial? Don't be! We have not yet begun to fight!

Before traitors, invaders, this needs to be fixed first. Why the Great Replacement was implemented in the first place.

@erika_1492 So true

it never ceases to amaze me the contrast between what these people actually talked about and what official history says they talked about why are these nuances hidden from us? why do their complaints back then, match what we live today?

fātum — that which has been spoken; destiny, fate, doom f · ā · t · u · m say: FAH-toom Virgil's Aeneid opens with fāto profugus—Aeneas, exiled by fate.

@RadioGenoa Babylon before the deluge. Brits were literally caught with their pants down. Now they're paying the price for their moral, intellectual decay.

London.

@TheBatHome The best comic in history.

batman year one, art by david mazzucchelli & richmond lewis

@TheAliceSmith If you don't embrace the crooked cross, the hammer will be forced unto you.

The sign of a healthy society is one that hates the hammer and sickle as much as the crooked cross.

@KENNYKANCELLED He incinerated 6 million people, you fuckin cretin.

Hitler pulled Germany from total economic ruin and delivered the greatest recovery miracle of the 20th century—crushing Weimar degeneracy, drugs, and moral collapse. Yet he’s history’s ultimate villain? Make it make sense.