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@k_rafielle @kylenabecker Interesting take. Good there’s not much sun where the next phase of expansion is leading: Deep space.

Not quite..capitalism grew out of the larger transition from feudalism to merchant capitalism. White were being wiped out by the black plague and half of Europe was gone. All life started in Africa and eventually Africa will be the only place to go. White people can’t stay in the sun that says it all. The non melaninated man is actually disappearing

Western Civilization didn't flourish because "white males" stopped other groups from succeeding. The West thrived because of rational thought, individual rights, and free enterprise. "White males" that invented the steam engine, electric generation, the combustion engine, flight, and space exploration did not do so because they "stole" the ideas of minorities. These inventions helped lift mankind out of ignorance and hardship, improving the quality of life for all of humanity. "White males" didn't oppress the entire world, they helped make it a better place. "White males" didn't oppress everyone's rights, they invented the idea of rights and paid in blood to liberate tens of millions of people. "White males" didn't invent slavery, they ended it. "White males" didn't invent tyranny, they devised a form of government to end it. Destroying Western Civilization isn't about empowering groups that were "oppressed." It is about tearing down civilization itself so that globalist parasites can rule over all of us.

@JackDangerLIVE Why is it roundhouse kicking?

🔥 SHOCKING: NEWLY RELEASED UFO FOOTAGE SHOWS HUMANOID FIGURE IDENTICAL TO THE 2015 SEQUOIA SIGHTING 🔥 People are starting to notice something VERY disturbing about the newly released “NAG UAP 1 JUN 20” footage from the Department of War disclosures… It looks ALMOST IDENTICAL to the infamous 2015 Sequoia National Park sighting. 😳 Same glowing white shape. Same upright “humanoid” appearance. Same unnatural movement patterns. Same bizarre silhouette when slowed down and enhanced. For YEARS, people laughed off the Sequoia footage as “just a blurry light.” Now suddenly? A nearly identical object appears in OFFICIAL government-released UAP archives. Coincidence… or confirmation? 👀 What’s even crazier is that both clips seem to show an object that doesn’t move like a plane, drone, helicopter, or balloon. The figure almost appears to WALK or FLOAT upright midair. The government says the footage remains “unresolved.” Translation: They don’t know what the hell it is. And if they DO know… They’re definitely not telling us. The biggest question now: How many of these sightings over the last decade were REAL while the media mocked everyone paying attention? Something is happening in our skies. And people are finally starting to connect the dots. 🛸🔥

@LibertyHannes Brauchen Zivilisten einen besser als sie bewaffneten Staat?

Natürlich. Was machen wir bitte ohne Waffen falls die AfD die Macht ergreift?

@jorg_butti @Tom_Bayou Züchten. Mästen. Schlachten. Zerlegen. Problem wo ?

@Tom_Bayou Und „Seifenunternehmen“ soll schockieren? Schon mal ein Wenig den kompletten Prozess 🥛 Erzeugung oder „Fleischproduktion“ angesehen? Vielleicht bei PETA mal was raussuchen.

Um das mal klarzustellen.

@AntiLeftMemes Gaius Iulius Caesar Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus Gnaeus Julius Agricola Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa Gaius Marius Lucius Cornelius Sulla Scipio Aemilianus Nero Claudius Drusus Marcus Ulpius Traianus Titus Flavius Vespasianus

Who would that be?

@kellnaved1981 @wartirnes It's funny people always think a regional war between two regional powers using improvised tech and cold war equipment would be telling us the new Meta for warfare. Expect a conflict between first world countries to be quite different.

@wartirnes 500 $ FPV drone and a C4 explosive and it's laying in a ditch. These are just sitting ducks now. As useful as a horse these days on a battlefield.

The Deadly German War Machine Built for Modern Combat 🇩🇪 The KF41 Lynx by Rheinmetall is one of the most capable next-generation IFVs in the world. Armed with a 30mm autocannon capable of firing programmable airburst ammunition, it can engage infantry, drones, and light armored targets with high precision. It can also carry Spike anti-tank missiles for heavier threats, while its active protection system intercepts incoming RPGs and missiles before impact. Fast, heavily armored, and highly modular, the Lynx is built to dominate future battlefields.

@destinedmorgan Not so popular among few regions in the south and some urban milieus perhaps. But from Hessia across to the East and in the whole of the Northwest, it’s very much a reality and the more rural the region, the more common you will find it.

@ReloadedLocke oh rip. also i'm german and you overplay how popular it is a little.

"Raw pork will kill you!" Meanwhile Germans: Eating raw pork all the time and being some of the tallest and smartest people worldwide

@LibertyHannes @LoschSandra Kommt drauf an. Gibt Regionen wo man sich mit der Zubereitung noch sehr gut auskennt.

@LoschSandra Klar. Ist aber nicht besonders gut

Wer von euch hat schon mal Pferd gegessen?

@maddenifico @KimDotcom The blue dots are for Drama, right?

This is how broken X's ecosystem is.

@tomdabassman @Schroeder_Live Was eine Frage. Er kennt ja die Codes.

@Schroeder_Live Du hast Höcke über vier Stunden lang zugehört, wie ging das denn? Ach so, ein Podcaster hat ihn nicht nur eingeladen, sondern auch reden lassen. Warst du da nicht explizit entsetzt davon?

Ich habe Höcke 4 1/2h in Ruhe zugehört - und viel gelernt. Über die Codes, die er benutzt, was sie bedeuten und darüber, wie er Sprache missbraucht. Ein deep dive hinter die Fassade der hässlichen Harmlosigkeit. Höcke unplugged - was Björn wirklich sagt: youtu.be/bnnuLwPMczs

@Puma2035266 @One_Way_Home P-38: the one from Walther or from Lockheed?

@One_Way_Home You can buy a folding campfire grill and a P-38 off of Amazon for around 20 bucks.

Pretty good hack if you’re off grid eating canned food.

@FatJesusLive @SpaceX Politically, Argentina is the better choice.

Brazil is your best option since it's on the equator, also resources in South America are much cheaper, and the job market is cheaper. But quality control may be a factor. If you get all your eggs in a row, you can provide great service, fly people in and out, boost the economy in Brazil, and possibly curb the Amazon rainforest initiative so they dont have to chop down trees to make money. Help build roads from Brazil to Chile and Bolivia, where they have mining facilities, so you can get your fuel and also export it worldwide. Maybe even get into the X rocket fuel business in that portfolio.

It’s no secret that we intend to launch Starship a lot, targeting thousands of flights per year. That cadence will require the ability to launch from many different locations, so we are constantly exploring to find viable sites to expand Starship operations in the future, both domestically and internationally

@jonbrooks @bankertobuilder DUH. At the shooting range of course.

@bankertobuilder it's sad that there's no walkability. how do you build connection?

This is my wife’s hometown, population less than 75,000. There's a beautiful Holiday Inn we stay at when we visit. Over 5 unique Starbucks locations. Has 9 strip malls you can visit and get pretty much anything you want. Has a Chili's and a Mexican restaurant. No walkable areas at all. You need a car here. Walmart on the edge of town. Small towns like this are the backbone of America.

@babymohouseman @jimhorny78 Den kompletten Stadtmenschen erkennt man an seiner Illusion, auf dem Land gäbe es eh nur Dorfschulen.

@jimhorny78 30.000 Einwohner. Einziges Gymnasium. Es kommen auch Schüler aus anderen Ortschaften in der Nähe.

Ein Freund meines Sohnes (5.Klasse) wurde letzte Woche während der Betreuung auf dem Schulhof des Gymnasiums von älteren Schülern der nebenliegenden Gesamtschule verprügelt. Er war 3 Tage im Krankenhaus. Immer wieder kommen die auf den Schulhof des Gymnasiums, beleidigen die Kinder aufs Übelste, bedrohen sie, ihnen auf dem Nach-Hause-Weg aufzulauern, nehmen ihnen Spielsachen weg, treten sie von ihren E-Rollern aus, machen Feuerflammen mit Spray und Feuerzeug und drohen die Schule abzufackeln. Wir wissen das alles nur von unserem Sohn, weil er eben auch betroffen ist und ihn das logischerweise sehr beschäftigt. Die Schule hat sich bislang nicht an die Eltern gewandt. Wir haben das am Freitag im Zuge des Elternsprechtages mit dem Klassenlehrer besprochen. Er hat alles bestätigt. Aber von der Schule selbst kam dazu bislang nichts. Es wird die Aufsichtspflicht massiv verletzt und man bekommt nicht mal eine Info. Während der Pausen auf dem Schulhof hat immer nur ein Lehrer Aufsicht, für wohlbemerkt 1.000 Schüler. Von den über 100 Lehrern kriegt es keiner hin, seinen Hintern mal freiwillig nach draußen zu bewegen, um ein wenig aufzupassen. Ich bin maximal frustriert über die ganze Situation. Wir wohnen in einem netten kleinen Ort, wo die Welt eigentlich noch in Ordnung sein sollte. Ist sie aber nicht mehr.

@vintagestuff4 @grok will this work with red wine too?

This was printed as a sensible way to lose 5lbs (2,27kg) in 3 days Vogue 1977

@DeptofWar We were so not ready for this. 🥱

@CarylFreem79908 @RonaldSkan16150 @archeohistories I recommend reading "The Darkening Age" by Catherine Nixey. It was a clash of cultures just as we experience it today. Your early Chrisitan Martyrs may in reality have been quite different than you expect them to be based on your fellow churchgoers from today.

@ReloadedLocke @RonaldSkan16150 @archeohistories Romans fanatism was reserved for the God their own emperor and way of life

She walked into the arena knowing she would not walk out. Vibia Perpetua was just a young noblewoman in Roman Carthage—educated, privileged, and newly a mother—when she made a choice that would cost her everything. Around 203 CE, under the rule of Septimius Severus, converting to Christianity was seen not just as rebellion, but as a threat to the state itself. Perpetua was arrested alongside a small group of believers, including her pregnant servant, Felicity. What followed is one of the most intimate—and unsettling—records to survive from the ancient world. While imprisoned, Perpetua kept a diary. Not a legend written centuries later. Not a story shaped by others. Her own words. She described the darkness of the cell, the fear, the pressure—and the visits from her father, who begged her to renounce her faith. He pleaded as a parent, as a citizen, as a man desperate to save his daughter. He even brought her infant son to her, hoping it would break her resolve. It didn’t. Perpetua refused—not coldly, but with a clarity that feels almost impossible to understand. She believed she could not deny what she had become. And in a world where women were expected to obey, yield, and survive quietly, that refusal was its own kind of rebellion. The story grows even more striking. Felicity, heavily pregnant in prison, feared she would be spared execution—Roman law forbade the killing of pregnant women. According to the account, she prayed to give birth early so she could die alongside the others. She did. Days before the execution. When the day came, the women were sent into the arena. The crowd expected fear, spectacle, submission. Instead, witnesses described something else entirely. Calm. Even defiance. Perpetua is said to have guided the trembling hand of the young gladiator sent to kill her—steadying him when he hesitated. It’s a moment that has echoed for centuries—not because of violence, but because of control. In the final seconds of her life, she refused to be reduced to a victim. Her diary, preserved in what became known as The Passion of Perpetua and Felicity, is one of the earliest surviving texts written by a Christian woman. But beyond its religious significance, it reveals something raw and human: fear, love, conviction, and a will that would not bend—even under unimaginable pressure. © Women In World History #archaeohistories

Christianity evolved drastically towards a peaceful Religion since the Renaissance and mostly accept that there are different faiths and worldly powers that need to be respected. Those who persecute them today however, are in most cases from a background that still lacks this cultural evolution.

@ReloadedLocke @archeohistories Christians are still being persecuted to this day.

@oldyzach Amiga version was the best. I liked the 2004 remake but having an ingame map and impossibility to get lost in a storm was a real step backwards.

So - what is your favorite version of Sid Meier's: Pirates! and why?