David Naber

@burgessev its the exact right signal. Europe no longer shares conservative values with the US.

Armed Services leaders Sen. Wicker and Rep. Rogers: "We are very concerned by the decision to withdraw a U.S. brigade from Germany."

@BogeymanJcc @realMaalouf Amen. 100%. I wont roll over and allow Islam or Leftism destroy lives.

It's time for ALL Christians and Jews to recognize the existential threat of Islam. We must also recognize,... GOD MAKES WARRIORS!!! And even Christ had His limit when it came to offenses against God. I would rather have to ask God's forgiveness for using violence against Evil, than to have to ask my child's forgiveness for allowing them to be enslaved, raped, and murdered.

NETHERLANDS: Christians on their way to their church were attacked by a coalition of far-left pro-Palestinian activists and Muslim immigrants for being considered ‘fascists.’ After coming for the Jews, they ALWAYS come for the Christians.

@infantrydort @mccaffreyr3 The ones who lost their minds are the ones who listen to some washed up flag who drank Bill Clinton's Kool Aid

You are a General. If you tell troops someone is dangerous, what do you think that does? You know what it does. Because you are a General. The second and third order effects of these words ripples across the cosmos of chaos and amplifies until someone is driven to the edge of madness and sprints toward our Commander and Chief with a gun. Totally unfazed about whether they live or die in the process of killing their “dangerous” target because General McCaffrey told him it was righteous. Why is it righteous to that person? Because one of the highest ranking officers in the most trusted institution in the nation made the label. And in the mind of a psychotic individual, that can be perceived as all the permission they need to pull the trigger. It’s now sanctioned because a man with immense public trust and position told him so. I’d advise you to find a different way to say what you want to say. Because right now? You’re initiating a targeting cycle.

We have lost our minds to have ceded so much illegitimate power to this dangerous man. Where is Congress?

@mcmurray4835 @infantrydort His quote to Sherman after that 1st day was "Yes, tomorrow we will lick em"

@infantrydort Shiloh, at least the first day, was one of his great mistakes. He didn't entrench. He did almost no reconnaissance. Shiloh would have destroyed most men. It didn't seem to phase him. The next day he attacked and decisively beat the Confederates. There was no quit in him.

The Man We Must Remember America has always loved its warriors. But somewhere along the way, we forgot to honor the ones who bled long before the battlefield. We celebrate the polished. The flawless. The destined. But the soul of this country was never forged by perfect men. It was forged by those who were broken and came back harder. Ulysses S. Grant was not born into greatness. He clawed his way through failure. Through poverty. Through obscurity. Through the humiliation of being cast out of the very institution he would one day save. He tasted rock bottom so many times he must have made peace with the dirt. And yet, when his nation called, he answered. Not with fanfare, but with resolve. Quiet. Relentless. Unyielding. He didn’t just win battles. He won trust. He brought simplicity to chaos and steadiness to the storm. He didn’t ask for the spotlight. He took the burden. And when the war was over, he showed the kind of mercy that only the strong can afford. He lifted up a shattered South without bitterness. He protected the newly free at the height of their danger. He governed with a heart still open, even after years of blood. And when life took everything... his money, his health, his strength.... he gave more. He wrote until his hand trembled and his throat burned with cancer. Not for glory. For love. So his family could live. This is not just a man. This is the American spirit, personified. Not invincible. But indomitable. In another time, we might forget him. We might pick someone shinier. Someone who never fell. But not now. Not in this hour. Because this is an hour that demands men who have fallen, and stood back up. If we are to celebrate 250 years of @USArmy history, let us honor not just the uniforms worn, but the souls who bore them. Let us remember that what makes a leader truly great is not the absence of failure, but the courage to face it, transcend it, and serve anyway. Ulysses S. Grant did that. Quietly. Unshakably. For all of us. And we need his example now more than ever.

@DavisTuttman @infantrydort McClellan always saw 4x more enemy facing him then there was

@infantrydort I've got my own mixed opinions on Grant, but his greatest virtue was being nothing like the vain men who preceded him. McClellan, in particular, was adored by the rank-and-file and excelled at building esprit de corps, but was too timid and intellectual to fight. Grant fought.

@check1309 @infantrydort and Grants bio...he wrote it with the help of Mark Twain while he was dying of throat cancer.

@infantrydort "Grant" by Ron Chernow <<< Recommended reading

@SBA_Kelly Radical progressive dems want to steal your money, your children, your culture, your freedoms and ultimately they will try to steal your faith. Dont give them an inch.

Last week, SBA sent over 560,000 PPP and EIDL borrowers to Treasury for collections on $22 billion in delinquent and suspected fraudulent loans – the largest debt referral in agency HISTORY. The White House Anti-Fraud Task Force is moving at Trump speed to hold fraudsters accountable and claw back every dollar stolen from American taxpayers. foxbusiness.com/fox-news-polit…

@grey4626 Outstanding response...too bad it wont change her narrative or agenda

“This country was built on slave labor. A debt is owed.” What a pathetic, ahistorical fever dream, straight from the victimhood playbook that keeps your crowd chained to mediocrity while the real architects of America get slandered in their graves. America wasn’t forged in cotton fields by the lash. It was hammered into existence by White European settlers...English, Scots-Irish, Germans, Scandinavians...who hacked civilization out of a wilderness with free labor, sweat, ingenuity, and unyielding will. It was White hands and White minds that built the infrastructure, invented the technologies, and scaled the industries that turned a backwater colony into the world’s unchallenged superpower. Enslaved labor? It was a regional Southern sideshow, concentrated in agriculture...primarily cotton, which by 1860 accounted for roughly half of U.S. exports but a paltry slice of overall national output. Economic historians (not your cherry-picked activists) peg the enslaved share of antebellum GNP at around 12-13% at peak...matching their population proportion, not some mythical foundation. The North, powered by free White immigrants and Yankee capitalists, drove the real engine: manufacturing, finance, innovation. Slavery didn’t accelerate American growth; it retarded the South’s, stifling immigration, education, and infrastructure investment. Free labor outproduced it every goddamn time. Post-1865? The South stagnated until it shed the dead weight. The explosive ascent to global dominance happened after emancipation, on the backs of White innovation and mass European migration. Your “built on slave labor” is a lie so brazen it would make Goebbels blush. And that “debt owed”? The blood price was paid in full, you historically illiterate imbecile. Over 620,000 Americans died in the Civil War...mostly White men, with 360,000 Union boys (the vast majority non-slaveholders) rotting in graves from Gettysburg to Antietam. They weren’t fighting for your reparations racket; they bled out to preserve the Union and crush the peculiar institution. Lincoln’s boys didn’t march South for your ancestors’ feelings...they paid with arterial spray for the sin their forebears inherited. That’s not theory; that’s the butcher’s bill, etched in White corpses. Philosophy 101, Nietzsche edition: your endless grievance is pure slave morality...the weak’s seething envy weaponized into eternal debt, inverting the master’s creative vitality into collective guilt. John Locke and the Founders laid the framework: natural rights for individuals, not racial score-settling. Jefferson owned slaves, sure, but the Constitution’s architecture enabled its peaceful extirpation. You don’t get to hijack that for tribal extortion. The welfare-warfare state you champion has funneled over $27 trillion in means-tested transfers since the Great Society...disproportionately to Black communities..,yet here you are, still demanding more while ignoring the real pathology. It’s not “systemic” ghosts; it’s the soft bigotry of low expectations, the cultural poison of fatherless homes, gang glorification, and anti-intellectualism that your narrative enables. White America didn’t “owe” you jack after the Civil Rights Act and affirmative action bonanza. We handed over trillions in blood, treasure, and legal preference...and the return on investment is what? Chronic underperformance and this endless, venomous ingratitude. That’s not justice; that’s parasitism dressed as piety. You don’t speak for history. You speak for a cult of perpetual victimhood that flatters the lazy and punishes the productive. White people built this motherfucker...through Enlightenment reason, Protestant work ethic, and frontier ferocity...not your ancestors’ coerced toil. The debt was settled in lead and iron. Time to evolve beyond the plantation of the mind, or keep seething in irrelevance. The choice is yours, but the facts aren’t negotiable. 💀⚖️

@infantrydort @patriottakes lol...I dont want him touching my French fries

@patriottakes Just put the fries in the bag.

Pete Hegseth killed 2 more people today without a trial

@Bloodhound1013 @nypost nope...what source? Comic book?

@NaberDavid92467 @nypost Did you read the article b 26 bobcat attacks resulted in death since 1990 in the USA. 21 adults and 5 children.

Wisconsin teen mauled by bobcat during turkey hunt in terrifying viral video trib.al/fPp0m0f

@AlexDuncanTX Amen

I’m sick of lukewarm Christians and unbelievers twisting Scripture to justify cowardice. “Love your neighbor” and “love your enemies” does NOT mean affirming sin, excusing evil, or staying silent while people walk straight toward destruction. That’s not love, that’s apathy dressed up as virtue. Biblical love is bold. It tells the truth. It warns. It confronts. It cares more about someone’s eternal soul than their temporary comfort. Real love says: repent, turn to God, and receive the free gift of salvation, because hell is real and truth matters. The modern church has perverted love into tolerance. But love that refuses to speak truth is not love at all, it’s betrayal.

@Ryanmariebach78 Lol...tons..."lets circle back" I feel like a dog on a leash when some 🤡 says that

What's a common phrase that annoys you? "To be clear"

@CynicalPublius And sadly we have a fifth column within our conservative circles...the antisemitic fringe.

Are you familiar with the term "Fifth Column"? It's a term dating from the Spanish Civil War and it basically refers to any organized group of people determined to undermine a nation and destroy it from within. In the past 100 years, the USA has had plenty of Fifth Columns. The KKK. The German/American Bund. Multiple Communist groups. But the term has always referred to some small, fringe minority. But not today. In 2026, the Fifth Column is the entire Democrat Party and its army of media, NGO operatives and useful idiots, as well as a smaller group of Loony Libertarians. Don't believe me? Who is actively rooting for the USA to lose to Iran?

@jagreen69 @Midwestisbest13 @Savsays Anybody who assaulted her broke the law and deserves punishment. Period.

@Midwestisbest13 @Savsays YES, moron the 1st amendment protects you from being attacked. Every single person who put there hands on her as a journalist committed a federal crime.

This is now the second time I have been mobbed and assaulted for filming a protest on U.S. streets. Today these Minneapolis protesters were chanting that they were “ANTIFA” and proved it, by mobbing and beating me for reporting on a public protest:

@SethDillon Amen. Some dont give at all or rarely. Some engage in "generous giving". Others engage in "sacrificial giving". Generous giving is from a place of abundance while sacrificial giving is from a place of scarcity. Generous giving is good, Sacrificial way better. Luke 21 1-4

No, Christianity does not promote or require socialism. And it is not at odds with capitalism. The idea that socialism is a biblical model requires you to ignore the difference between willing generosity and forced redistribution. When the early church in Acts shared resources, it was voluntary; it wasn't mandated by the state. Peter acknowledged private property rights and so did the ten commandments. Stealing is only wrong if private property ownership is a given. Same with coveting. All virtues require freedom, including charity. Socialism removes the freedom and kills the virtue. If the state takes your wealth and gives it to someone else, you've been taxed. You haven't been "generous" because it had nothing to do with your heart. Capitalism creates wealth — so there's something to share — and respects our individual freedom to share it. The charity that results from the wealth that's created is real charity; it's actually an act of loving one's neighbor. And it isn't just theoretical or idealistic. Free markets paired with Christian values have produced the wealthiest, freest, and most generous societies in history.

@Orangemanround3 I think its normal. "To fear the Lord is to hate evil" Proverbs 8:13

What's it called when you want to follow Jesus but also knock the shit out of people?

@Savakzadeh Thank you for your posts and perspectives

🔴 Tabriz, Iran | earlier on Saturday morning. Everything that can be used to make a weapon, or be used as a weapon, or sold to sponsor terrorism is literally being destroyed. IDEM Co. (Iran Diesel Engine Manufacturing) Located in the Qaramalek area of Tabriz Date: Sat Mar 14