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One People One Land
@OnePeopleLand
Celebrating our shared blood and ancestral soil. Reclaim your heritage. Feel the call. Rise with us.
Katılım Mayıs 2026
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@Jim_Jordan They don’t take any real pride in what they’ve achieved and only care about how people perceive them.
It’s virtue signaling.
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How long until the news starts reporting on middle eastern terror groups forming in America?
One People One Land@OnePeopleLand
@DailyMail More and more of these people come in by the hour.
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@DailyMail More and more of these people come in by the hour.
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Taliban child marriage law has NO minimum age for girls trib.al/GjNYSaz
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@daily_romania Why is that Islamophobic?
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@water1mjo @RMXnews I’ve seen them hold it sideways, but nearly upside down is a new one.
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🇫🇷🔴JUST IN: This may be the last moments of this man's life, recorded at gunpoint.
A few hours after the discovery of the lifeless body of a man in a burned car in the French city of Grenoble, two videos circulated on social networks.
One terrifying video shows a young man reciting a text at gunpoint.
"On Sunday May 24, 2026, I was sent for a (murder) contract in Grenoble by sons of whores who hide and who send us to the fire and who don't pay us. I pay the consequences and everyone who goes to work for these same people will pay it too, like me."
The other video shows a man repeatedly shooting towards the interior of a vehicle.
The investigation is ongoing, but reports indicate the young victim had been sent to kill someone in a rival gang.
Instead, he was caught and forced to send a warning to others.
Police have not yet confirmed that the murder victim is the same man in the video, as the investigation remains ongoing.
This is the sixth murder committed in the Grenoble metropolitan area since the start of the year.
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Inbreeding like cousin marriage is bad for kids' health.
Close family share a lot of the same genes. If both parents carry a hidden bad gene, the baby can get two copies and get sick with things like weak bones, bad brains, or other diseases.
That's why it's smarter to have kids with someone from outside the family. It mixes genes better and lowers those risks. Simple biology, not opinion.
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@mdvirgilio @visegrad24 @grok
Would you mind helping assist this confused elderly gentleman with his understanding of “what makes it wrong” when it comes to inbreeding?
Please use small words and respond in a way a 12 year old can digest because he seems slow.
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@OnePeopleLand @visegrad24 Why? What makes it wrong?
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@JoeyMannarino Let me help:
worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankin…
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I wonder what group of people migrated to Sweden and made this such an issue that it had to be legislated.
Insider Paper@TheInsiderPaper
NEW: Sweden bans cousin marriage and other marriages between close relatives, law takes effect July 1, 2026
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@RealJamesWoods They weren’t crystal ball readers. They were living it until they moved.
They were well aware of the complications regarding mass immigration which is why many of the old laws were carefully worded in regards to what constitutes a citizen.
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These violent rioters will NOT slow us down in our mission to REMOVE criminal illegal aliens from New Jersey.
Last night, we made arrests of rioters for assaulting, resisting, and impeding federal officers. Assaulting law enforcement is a crime and felony. ANYONE who assaults law enforcement will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
Law and order will be restored.
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@anishmoonka @visegrad24 Nice attempt at bringing up one singular example from the other side despite all signs of mass inbreeding tracing back to middle easterners.
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There was a king of Spain whose jaw stuck out so far his teeth couldn't meet. His tongue was so big he could barely talk. He had seizures. He looked like an old man at 30 and died childless at 39. His entire family had been marrying their cousins for nearly 200 years.
His name was Charles II, the last of the Habsburgs. And he is the textbook case scientists still point to when explaining why countries ban cousin marriages.
The Habsburgs ran most of Europe in that period, and they refused to marry outside the family. Uncles married nieces. First cousins married each other. Royals kept marrying back into the same bloodline, generation after generation, to keep the crown in the family.
Spanish scientists eventually pieced together the family tree to see what this did to their DNA. They tracked 3,000 people across 16 generations. They calculated something called an inbreeding score. It measures how much of your DNA ends up in two identical copies because both your parents inherited it from the same ancestor.
A normal person scores almost zero. Philip I, the dynasty's founder, scored 0.025. Charles II, born about five generations later, scored 0.254. That is the same score a child would get if their parents were brother and sister.
Every person quietly carries a few broken genes. They usually don't cause problems, because the matching copy from your other parent works fine. But when both your parents come from the same closed family tree, you start inheriting the same broken copies from both sides. Nothing cancels them out. They start showing up.
About a quarter of Charles's DNA was identical pairs of these broken genes, which is why his body fell apart. He couldn't have children. When he died in 1700 with no heir, every kingdom in Europe started fighting over who would inherit Spain. The war that followed killed an estimated 700,000 people.
A UK study followed 11,000 babies and found the same pattern. Children born to first cousins were twice as likely to have a birth defect, 6% versus 3%.
Norway banned cousin marriage in 2024. Sweden's ban takes effect July 1, 2026. The Habsburgs ran this experiment over three centuries ago, and the science has been clear ever since.
Visegrád 24@visegrad24
Sweden has just BANNED cousin marriage and close relative marriage! 🇸🇪
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@itswpceo So shocking.
Who could have ever predicted this?
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EUROPE IN SHOCK 😳
🇦🇹First time in History, Muslims are now a massive part of the next generation in Austria’s capital.
A jaw-dropping 42% of kids in Vienna’s public schools are Muslim.
🇹🇷Erdogan Scary Warning
“My millions of Turks in Europe will decide the FUTURE of Europe”
🇸🇪Meanwhile, Sweden just voted to BAN cousin marriage and marriage between close relatives.
What’s happening to Europe?
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@Channel6ixNEWS It’s interesting how they resort to using cartoons to “prove” a stereotype.
And yet, we can find thousands of real world images of them easily proving their own stereotype.
We don’t have to make things up.
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@DailyMail Who could have ever predicted disproportionately giving tax money and preferential treatment to immigrants would end like this?
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Birth rates plunge to 50-year low while foreign-born parents account for record four in ten, official figures show trib.al/YA8qS6n
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