John Sheppard ✝️🦬🇺🇸

For Charlie.

This point is often overlooked. 50-60% of illegals who crossed the border in most years weren't from Latin America. There are nearly a million from India, 2 million from Asia in total, 450,000+ from Africa, 575,000 from the Caribbean, ~900,000 come from Canada and Europe.

You get a certain unknown quantity of "good will" and political capital when attempting to pull on one of the levers of power. This is the so-called social license. Take showy mass deportations: Trump exhausted the nation's patience for it by targeting muslims in blue states instead of hispanics in red states. Or, military campaigns: Venezuela was light work, in our sphere, and easy to rationalize. Iran will exhaust the nation's patience for power projection.

@DocStrangelove2 Looks like they used it as a suppressor wrap. Lol

Did they seriously use a Magpul handguard as a suppressor? LMAO

The only voters the SAVE America Act disenfranchises are illegal aliens. That’s why democrats are against it.

Nick Shirley is what happens when a young white man gets a little motion as the kids say and this is why all the right people hate him. More of this.

@ashton_couch344 Sure. The big things to do are just crack down hard on welfare fraud and identity theft.

@RogueCenturion Should just have bounties to grab illegals.

Very good news.

@braxton_mccoy @HarmlessYardDog I paid $75 for 3/4ths tank today.

$5-$7 per gallon gasoline depending on your state.

Instead of our normal Fable stream tonight, I'll be with Adam from Incarnational Inkwell to discuss the recent resurgence of antiCatholicism on the American Right, in reaction to @ShamelessPopery's recent analysis of @SenTedCruz X screed. See you shortly! youtube.com/live/OWvz_0iTR…

@CoffeedLutheran Lol yeah. Far more interesting than WWII.

Jesus Christ > Genghis Khan

@frozenaesthetic Much cooler than Texas. Texas is like fake cowboys. Arizona is real cowboys. Tombstone is here. Filmed here too, I think. The movie with Val Kilmer about Wyatt Earp.

@RogueCenturion I might get my head clapped but it feels like another Texas type place

This is my vague consensus of some US states as a British person New York: Big city, very diverse and I remember it has yellow taxis Kentucky: Fried chicken, redneck land Wyoming: Nothing happens there, it's boring and barely anyone remembers it exists Florida: Insane people, retirement homes Minnesota: ???? Delaware: I feel like it's very industrial Texas: Cowboys, loud and excitable people Louisiana: More chicken Hawaii: Obama was born there, beautiful place with volcanoes and I believe an indigenous language Pennsylvania: Talks like bish bash bosh, extremely American and enjoyable accent West Virginia: Country Roads take me home to the place that I belong Alabama: Incest and very very Christian Nevada: Desert Iowa: ???? Oklahoma: I think JD Vance is from there and it had a big emo/scene thing California: Sun sun sun, very liberal and world famous oranges

@frozenaesthetic That about sums it up. Summer arrived early. It’s currently 41~ celsius.

@RogueCenturion Arizona I think is another hot area with desert I read about wine

@lovinglyprolife Put what now?

my friends getting married at 22 is cool and all bc yay more married couples & families, but now I have to watch them put freaking Owala water bottles on their wedding registry

If we lose WW3 to China because dumb fucks like this stop us from automating our factories out of a misplaced sense of social justice then America will go down as the dumbest hegemon in history.

@frozenaesthetic @MisfitOneFour Quartering of soldiers.

@MisfitOneFour Remind me of which that is

Idk guys I think the third amendment should have some exceptions

//The Wire//2300Z March 19, 2026// //ROUTINE// //BLUF: WAR IN MIDDLE EAST CONTINUES TO ESCALATE DAILY, AS IRANIAN TARGETING INCREASES IN SCOPE AND EFFECTIVENESS. GCC STATES VOICE GROWING CONCERNS REGARDING ATTACKS ON OIL AND GAS INFRASTRUCTURE. PENTAGON REQUESTS $200 BILLION BUDGET INCREASE TO CONTINUE WAR.// -----BEGIN TEARLINE----- -International Events- Middle East: Iranian targeting efforts have continued to become more effective over the past few days. Drone and missile attacks have been increasing since the war began, with strikes being reported at most US military installations around the region daily. Oil infrastructure has also been targeted in GCC states that have been allowing American forces to launch HIMARS missiles at Iran. Iran: Within the mainland, satellite imagery from yesterday confirmed that Israeli/American forces struck a target at the Iranian Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant. Imagery provided by Airbus indicates at least one impact crater roughly 350 meters from the Bushehr 1 Reactor. Shortly after the attack, Kuwaiti state media broadcast an announcement from the Kuwaiti National Guard stating that radiation levels after the strike were reported to be normal. The Qataris made similar announcements of normal radiation readings this afternoon. Israel: Within Israel, Iranian targeting remains constant as well, with drone and missile attacks being reported regularly throughout the nation. Yesterday Ben Gurion Airport was hit, with several aircraft burning on the tarmac. The port of Haifa has been hit continually since the war began, and over the past few days more footage has made it to social media depicting the damage, as another substantial missile strike took place last night. Analyst Comment: Continuing long-standing national defense policy, it is nearly impossible to determine where strikes are happening within Israel, as this information is tightly controlled by the Israeli government. Livestreaming cameras and traffic cams have been destroyed by the military throughout most of the country, so the intelligence gap of how bad things are in Tel Aviv is quite substantial at this point. Saudi Arabia: Last night, an Iranian strike was reported at the Samarra Oil Refinery complex in Yanbu, on the Red Sea coast. This strike resulted in unknown damage, but the fires started by the strike were detected via satellite. -HomeFront- Delaware - Yesterday evening President Trump attended the dignified transfer of the airmen killed in the crash of the KC-135 in western Iraq. No media was allowed to cover the event, with the White House photographer only providing a few images of the transfer. Analyst Comment: This is not the first time that media have been blocked from such an event; Dick Cheney instituted this as a blanket policy in 1991, and this became more heavily enforced starting in approximately 2003-2009, during the height of the GWOT. It is unclear as to if the White House will be re-instituting this policy, or if this was a one-time ban. Washington D.C. - This morning the Pentagon requested the approval of a $200 billion defense package to supplement the War Department's budget, for the continuation of the war in the Middle East. Analyst Comment: For perspective on how much money this is, as of right now, the United States taxpayer has sent a grand total of $175 billion in military aid to Ukraine, since the start of that war in 2022. As a result, the Pentagon casually requesting a check from the taxpayer greater than that which has been spent to date in Ukraine is going to be a hard pill to swallow. -----END TEARLINE----- Analyst Comments: The strike on the oil refinery in Saudi Arabia is not like the others, and this specific refinery was probably targeted for two reasons. For one, this is the facility that is the end-of-the-line for the Saudi East-West Pipeline that is helping to alleviate some of the constraint on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. The Iranians have proven that they have the ability to not just impact the primary means of oil transport in the Persian Gulf, but also the secondary backup measures that involve the pipeline bypassing the Strait of Hormuz. The second reason that this specific attack was carried out is due to an American base being quietly set up just a few miles to the north last year. While the effectiveness of this strike will be debated, something is still on fire at this facility as of this morning, which is not the gas flaring that is normally witnessed at refineries. Additionally, with the exception of the strikes on Israel, this is the longest range attack conducted so far during this conflict. This is yet another indicator that the Iranians are not only able to survive, but carry out increasingly more complicated and difficult targeting efforts. Similarly, Qatari officials have voiced outrage at the continuation of the war, stating that roughly 17% of their entire natural gas production capability has been completely destroyed, and that even if the war stops right now, it will take a minimum of three to five years to return to baseline capacity. Saad ​al-Kaabi, the CEO of QatarEnergy stated that $20 billion worth of damage has been done to their array of units, which originally cost about $26 billion to build in the first place. This morning, statements by the United States have not exactly alleviated concerns, as President Trump responded to the recent targeting efforts at the South Pars Natural Gas Facility. In his post on social media, he claimed that Israel acted unilaterally "out of anger" in striking this facility, and that if Iran attempts to respond to this attack, the United States will blow up the entire South Pars gas field. Analyst: S2A1 Research: publish.obsidian.md/s2underground Disclaimer: No LLMs were used in the writing of this report. //END REPORT//

With Islam and gay race communism both knocking at the door… This dweeb wants to… Attack other Christians?

@theclassicwife It’s been a loooooooong time since I’ve had beach ice cream. The little place I used to go to got wiped out by Hurricane Ian.

God I have seen what you’ve done for others