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@benshapiro Why do you continue to platform Candace? She seeks attention and is getting what she needs each time you continue to talk about her. I blocked her 2 years ago so please stop giving her a platform!

Charlie Kirk gets murdered. Candace:

@HarmeetKDhillon My wisteria blooms 2x every year, early Spring which is the Big Bloom, and summer with the Smaller Bloom.

Another confused wisteria blossom out of season! But I’ll take it. With the proper fertilizer it seems to be thriving. Also — nasturtiums have established and I love the shape of the leaves.

The outcome of a football match is too dependent on the ways referees call a game, which is subjective. One wrong call can change the whole trajectory of the match due to how low the score is. Ive not seen a team sport where a replay review is dictated by only 1 referee vs all referees working the game. Without a level of trust and fairness, the VAR and the referees are villainized and the talking points vs the sport. This World Cup has been tainted with bad calls and as a casual football fan, I have no interest in continuing to watch a sport that can be match-fixed.

I keep seeing all this endless moaning about VAR everywhere and part of me gets it, I really do. The delays, the overturned goals, the way it kills the spontaneity and fluidity of the game... it feels like we've sucked some of the joy out of it. But then I step back and think, hold on, wasn't it so much worse before? I remember those pre-VAR days - goals that clearly crossed the line but the referee and linesman missed it entirely - Lampard's against Germany in 2010 still haunts me. Or blatant reds that went unpunished because the ref had his back turned. Handballs, offside calls by yards, all decided on a hunch. That's why VAR came in the first place, right? To clean up those glaring injustices. Back then, there was always this concept of "football karma," that yeah shit will be unfair now but things just have a way of evening out in football. Lampard's goal that wasn't given seemed to be payback for Geoff Hurt's controversial goal in the 1966 World Cup final against the same team. It felt like the football gods were settling an old debt. There are countless examples of this. Now we're here in 2026, and it's like we've traded one set of frustrations for another. Take Egypt against Argentina - the way that goal got pulled back for some distant foul that looked soft at best. Or Iran losing out on a knockout goal because of an offside by what, a millimetre? Colombia's toe-poke disallowed, Embolo sent off after VAR digs into a simulation call. It feels so... clinical. Inhuman, almost. Like the system's applying rules in an autistic way instead of letting the flow of the match breathe. We accepted all this stop-start nonsense because we were promised fairness in return. But did we get it? It's over-regulated at times, under-applied in others (like for Noway yesterday when the ball hit the camera cable), and the expectation that technology would make everything black-and-white has backfired. We're disrupting the rhythm of the game, yet still arguing about consistency - why does one marginal challenge get reviewed for minutes while another clear lunge gets waved on? Maybe we need to dial it back. Let the human element have some space in this sport again. Otherwise, we're stuck in this weird limbo where nobody's fully happy, and the soul of football feels a bit more corporate with every check.

Unless the silent majority of Muslims speak up against radical islams, peaceful Muslims are irrelevant. It is a culture that always protect its own. When was the last time a peaceful Muslim has spoken up against +64,000 terrorist attacks since 9/11? Against Muslim gang rapes happening in Europe and around the world? "Show me just what Muhammad brought that was new and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached," said a Christian emperor to a Persian scholar in 1394. Silence is complicity. Dan Burmawi who like yourself was a former muslim has written a great book on his analysis of Islam. It is worth a read. Islamic Jihad has been rebranded in the West as "resistance" and struggle for freedom. This manufactured narrative has infiltrated the West, and unless stopped, the West is on a suicidal path.

@EvaVlaar Is this a stolen election? How are votes being counted in Holland?

This is so bad. The first exit polls show the globalist D66 Party as the winner of the Dutch election, beating Wilders’ PVV who suffered a big loss. That means more mass migration, more replacement, more climate regulations, more censorship, more EU, more gender madness and Rob Jetten, a woke, openly gay Champagne socialist, will most likely become the country’s Prime Minister. Man, it’s all so messed up. Anyway, today we black pill, tomorrow we fight.

Do you have a solution for Syria? There has to be stability in the Middle East for Syrian immigrants to return to their country. The Trump Admin may not agree with Ahmed al-Sharaa, but in order to bring stability to the region, an agreement must be reached with Syria to protect Israeli and US interest along with religious minorities.

There will never be stability in Syria with an ISIS terrorist in charge. @SecRubio Let’s not be naive. I’d never shake hands with a guy who said he was happy when 9/11 happened. Look at the way Julani smiles when thinking of 9/11. The US is supposed to have moral clarity.

@0hour1 Candace and Tucker were blocked from my feed a year ago. Spread truths instead of conspiracies. Now it all makes sense why she hangs with Ye. You are the company you keep.

I stand with Charlie done watching.

@DineshDSouza Im definitely not with Massie or AOC,two losers. I do not want a war, but it was America who changed the course of Persian history by being involved in Iran in 1979 and must be responsible for undoing the oppression they caused.

"I'm in" - AOC stuns just about everyone and joins Republicans conservativebrief.com/israel-iran-oc…

@charliekirk11 Please impeach this judge. I would like all senators to go on record supporting harboring 2 top MS-13 leaders plus 21 of El Salvador's most wanted. It would be great for mid-term elections.

A long overdue standoff with rogue district court judges appears to finally be underway. The Trump administration DEFIED a ridiculous demand to turn around a deportation flight carrying around 250 Tren de Aragua gang members, claiming the flight was already over international air space. "This is headed to the Supreme Court. And we're going to win," a senior White House official told Axios. The Venezuelan thugs arrived safely in El Salvador where they will be housed in that country’s Terrorism Confinement Center.

@EricLDaugh Does anyone have Amy's voting record on all cases? The Supreme Court needs a justice who will faithfully interpret the constitution, not an active justice who wants to make a name for herself by swinging the pendulum left. Whoever nominated Amy to Trump should be fired!

She's a big problem.