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If I ever do run for city council my mailer will be this image and my slogan will be: I Went to Charlottesville I'm Not Sorry

@NormanDodd_knew I moved 80% into bonds a few weeks ago but I'm not sure if that is as risk free as I initially thought.

@NormanDodd_knew Lol, just wondering if you think it's wise to move my 401K into a money market within my retirement account. Pretty sure we will experience a massive crash soon and want to protect what took me 18 years to build.

They emotionally and over dramatically cry out in pain as they call you over dramatic and emotional.

@RepFine @mtgreenee Jew.

This is the “Armenian” that Randy Fine is talking about when he says Armenians should not be in Congress. Dan Bilzerian is also primarying Zionist First Randy Fine so naturally Randy said Armenians are antisemetic. Armenia is 94% Christian and adopted Christianity as their state religion in 301 AD. Btw, Dan Bilzerean was born and raised in Tampa, Florida not Armenia and Randy Fine has never lived in the district he represents and represents Israel first.

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Look this is fucking hilarious and that's that.

@jwsherrod @JoelWebbon Joel didn't even say "The Jews", which would have been fine even if he did. "The Jews" doesn't refer to ALL Jews or even most Jews. It's shorthand for Jewish Power. There is a historical, political, and theological context to The Jewish Question, just as there is with Islam.

@JoelWebbon You have no grounds for calling any other human being stupid, Joel.

So @JoelWebbon has finally dropped the pretense that he's "just critical of Israel." He hates Jews. Full stop. This man is manifestly unqualified to be a pastor. If you've supported him up until now, stop. Support only encourages him deeper into this. He needs repentance.

@Aris_Utensil Lol

Yes, stop trying...

@Rach4Patriarchy @ramzpaul Yep, and I'm done being a hamster on a wheel.

@ramzpaul The GOP has been this way my whole life. I don’t understand why you guys thought it would be different this time.

THIS. Turning on Trump over foreign policy, no matter how much you hate Israel, will ensure that we end up like the UK. We will be back to mass immigration, millions of illegal border crossings, canceling of the right, trans kids, etc BUT WORSE THIS TIME. They want revenge.

@_jokeocracy I had no idea you are Pax Dickinson.

A lot of people have been asking me how I even ended up attending Unite the Right. It was a perfect storm of chance that led me to C'Ville. I was starting CounterFund, a right wing crowdfunding platform. Jason Kessler invited me to speak at his rally, I was among the first to agree. I originally thought this was going to be a pretty mainstream Republican protest against the removal of the Gen. Lee statue. I thought it would be a good platform to discuss CounterFund and go more public with the idea. Eventually the rally's invited speakers became much more fringe, it became a much more alt right skewing event than I had originally believed. Posters were being circulated with my name as a speaker, along with the others. I'm more of a neoreactionary bent, but I don't disavow the alt right and I did of course know and associate online with a lot of those people. But I also had an uneasy feeling about what might transpire, how the left and the government might react to this in those early days of the first Trump administration. Despite my misgivings, I didn't think I could honorably back out of my commitment. My word means a lot to me and it would have cost me some self respect to back out. Also I had people depending on my company, it would have damaged CounterFund's prospects to skip it (a concern that was mooted after the debacle). So I manned up and went through with it, and thankfully made it through relatively unscathed, though CounterFund became non-viable after the crackdown on right wing payment processing in the wake of UTR. And, maybe it was all for the best, as the experience cured me of any desire to attend J6 in 2021, where I almost certainly would have been one of the protesters entering the Capitol and finding themselves later under arrest and jailed for months and/or years.

@hft_trading1988 @jeremyscahill Hey dummy, a blockade is an act of war, commited by the nation which started the war but which also sought a ceasefire. Iran wants an end to the war but they aren't going to give Trump a victory and be bullied by these tactics.

@jeremyscahill If the blockade isn't working, why does Iran seek to have it removed. Besides this narrative that somehow Iran doesn't want the talks and can continue indefinitely tolerating pain is about to be busted in a few weeks. We'd see how long they cab hold out for.

⭕️Some thoughts on the current state of play on Iran: The next 48 hours will tell us a lot about the diplomatic realities of the Iran standoff. There is no question it is the U.S. that is seeking direct talks right now, not Iran. Tehran remains firm in its demand that the U.S. naval blockade be lifted as a condition to move forward. If that happens, a formal second round of top level direct talks can happen, Iran says. On Friday, the U.S. announced it would dispatch Witkoff and Kushner to Islamabad to try to force the Iranians into semi-formal talks while Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi is in Pakistan. The Iranians have total disdain for Witkoff and view him as both ignorant of diplomatic processes and totally worthless in his understanding of technical issues. Kushner is viewed by Iran as Israel’s man at the table. Iran does not see any reason to deal with these two without a figure like JD Vance present. Whether Araghchi would participate in a meeting with them, or proximity talks or some secret meeting is unclear, though Iran says for now it’s not happening. Iran is not only focused on the U.S. talks. It is also engaged in a parallel track of talks with its strategic allies, including Russia and China, as well as Oman, a longtime mediator trusted by Tehran. Iran still believes it is likely the U.S. and Israel will resume the war and has indicated it has prepared new forms of retaliatory strikes and other actions, including in the Strait of Hormuz. Its military commanders have said that while the U.S. has moved more military assets into the region during the “ceasefire,” Tehran has also taken this period to prepare its own weapons systems for more fighting. Trump would be taking extreme risks by relaunching the war and the immediate costs will be in the Strait and in the Gulf nations. Iran would also resume missile attacks against Israel. The global economic situation would further deteriorate. And there is no indication more strikes will weaken the Iranian government. Tehran has made clear that capitulation isn’t an option and the idea of a domestic uprising hoped for by the U.S. and Israel has never materialized. The U.S. was caught completely off guard by Iran’s ability to fight on both an asymmetric and symmetric basis and Iran is likely to continue this pattern in the event of resumed attacks.

@LegendaryEgos @LibertyLockPod Yep. I liked that movie as a kid too and you're not wrong.

@LibertyLockPod If think that's bad, watch Delta Force. I loved that movie in highschool and I rewatched it and it's legit Israeli propaganda

One of my favorite movies in middle school was called Congo. I just rewatched it for the first time and now I'm convinced I was legitimately retarded in middle school.

@LibertyLockPod I read the book when I was in middle school, maybe 9th grade. The movie is legitimately horrible.

@PeterRQuinones @RonDodson Welcome back. A few weeks ago I noticed that I hadn't seen any posts from you so I went to your profile and you were gone. So then I went to YouTube to see if you talked about why you weren't on X only to find your channel gone too.

In a better time this would be mocked by all serious Christian leaders

@ShitlibRapist Now I have to watch this. I probably had the same assumptions you did.

Alright I'll admit I jumped the gun. Actually had some time to watch the video and Matt Walsh's not only defending most of the rally goers, but even James Fields! Credit where credit is due and I apologize to Matt for jumping the gun. youtu.be/6lywS-Y_zRI?t=…

@TheJusticeDept Fuck you.

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@Flip19610 @DanielLDavis1 You're obviously bad at thinking.

I think you are wrong. This is not about killing the negotiators. This is about getting rid of terrorists. You can’t negotiate with terrorist. We should negotiate with the reasonable faction in Iran that desires peace and the well being of its people. And, we should assist them in every way possible to destroy the irrational, unreasonable terrorist faction.

This is the most vile, wicked, and unAmerican behavior I've seen in my adult lifetime. This is a profound absence of morality, gross violation of any laws that have ever existed, and puts us on the same mental plane as some of the early followers of Adolf Hitler. You think that's an exaggeration? Even the vile Hitler didn't seek to kill negotiators of other countries. And if you think this kill-them-all mentality will be limited to Iranian negotiators, you are fooling yourself. Once a leader has so dehumanized his opponents that you can callously call for them to be murdered for the "crime" of not agreeing to your terms (i.e., not surrendering), there will be no lower inhibition to killing larger and larger numbers of people who don't submit. One might say this is the personal opinion of a Washington Post - and by the way, they share this shame for publishing such alarming garbage - but that it was *reposted* by the president, and when tagging the oped Thiessen published with this murderous idea, Trump posted "Very True!!!" - so he is fully on board with the mentality. Silence won't work anymore, folks. Just saying "well, that's Trump," won't cut it. It is time to stand up for whatever is left of our morality and categorically declare that this is beyond the pale and condemn both Thiessen and the president for sharing such reprehensible views. --and I will be watching very closely to see what the likes of those who claim to have made Jesus, the Prince of Peace, their Lord, have to say about this. If they *yet again* give him a moral pass for the indefensible, then they can no longer claim to be a Christian, as this violates every tenet in the Bible. We're not talking about two combatants fighting it out on a battlefield, this is about us declaring our desire to murder non-combatants who dare to refuse to obey our demands for unconditional surrender.

I was one of the speakers at Unite the Right. I was at the torch march the night before. I wrote the Charlottesville Statement with Richard Spencer. My credentials here are indisputable. I have spent the past three years of my life dealing with a criminal trial and all its repercussions for holding a torch at a legal rally, at which I committed no crime. I spent a month in jail without bond and was extradited to Virginia with a 50,000-volt taser strapped to my arm. I was sentenced to 9 months, followed by 2 years of probation, after being prosecuted by the leftist counter-protestors who tried to shut down the event. I am now fighting the Attorney General of Virginia on appeal - the same communist Attorney General who talked about murdering kids, which all these "right-wing" influencers decried. I have personally helped - or tried to help - countless people who have been doxxed, fired, prosecuted, blacklisted, debanked, and all else because they were at the rally. These people were shunned by their families, had child protective services called on them, were harassed by the FBI - the same FBI now promoting this lie about the SPLC funding Unite the Right. I am personal friends with numerous people who were at Charlottesville. I have stayed at their houses, eaten dinner with their families, our kids have played together. Some of them were at my wedding. They are not "actors" or "paid informants of the SPLC." I have, as a lawyer, represented more than a few of them in court, as we have all been hounded by law enforcement (henchmen of the SPLC and ADL) for years. I cannot count the number of people I know whose lives have been destroyed over the past 9 years because we dared to unite all the disparate factions of the right-wing in order to protest the destruction of White America. Every "right-wing" influencer pushing this lie that Unite the Right was an SPLC psyop is dead to me.

@AuronMacintyre How was Charlottesville "funded"? We had a permit to attend a rally at a public park. Azzmador was almost certainly the informant/fed on the SPCLA payroll and maybe Andrew Anglin and a few of the NSM and KKK guys. Vast majority of the attendees and all the speakers were legit.

This should be a fun moment for people who claimed it was crazy to suggest the FBI planned J6

@LouisWoodhill @DanielLMcAdams It sounds like an enemy to you because you have a low IQ.

@DanielLMcAdams Our military's job is to defeat our enemies. Khamenei said, "'Death to America' isn't just our chant, it's our policy." Iran and its proxies have killed at least 2,000 Americans since 1979. Sorry, but that sounds like an enemy to me.