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My personal take on the UAP disclosure debate, my two cents. Enjoy: 👽 The "disclosure" secret is that Earth has been loud for so long and has attracted certain attention. FERMI is backwards, the universe is a Dark Forest. Which means it's only a matter of time before a hostile NHI invades, like a black panther in the night.

They seem to not actually care about race, but bond with people who share their values and interests...

@elonmusk We are natural allies

𝕏 Japan posts are amazing 🇯🇵

@EricLDaugh Paper ballots are the best way to fix this problem, which means it won't become a concern for those in charge because they all benefit from cheating.

🚨 HOLY CRAP!! A Palm Beach elections office volunteer just got arrested for STEALING an encrypted access key and computer equipment in the March 24 special election where the Democrat won by 800 votes This is the district the includes Mar-a-Lago. Investigators worry that the encryption — used for training — could be reverse engineered and used to tamper with voter registration The theft was reported on March 27, a few days after last Tuesday's special election, per WPTV. The theft occurred on March 19, just days before election day "During the search of [John] Panicci's home, detectives recovered the stolen items along with a substantial amount of electronic and digital storage devices. Panicci was transported to the Palm Beach County Jail and booked on charges." Election integrity is vital to our republic. If it's happening in Florida — IT'S HAPPENING NATIONWIDE

What I observe with Japan and America is how both countries respect and admire each other, but for different reasons: Japan may see America as a loud, cheerful bull-in-a-china-shop swashbuckler while their own culture is quite the opposite, creating an amazing contrast to their way of life. America might see Japan's order, respect, and high-trust society and envy it, feeling that we have lost much of that, and respect Japan for maintaining its culture. Personally, the Japanese people have my utmost respect and I wish them a long life filled with happiness and honor.

I love this timeline so much. We’re so back

We were once a proud people and a proper country. Look at what they took from us: #coloredtoiletpaper

The recent flood of appreciation from the Japanese and Americans for each other's culture highlights the importance of real diversity by maintaining and protecting distinct cultures Americans want the Japanese to exist in 100 years, not an island with the geographical borders and name of Japan but full of Indians, Palastinians, and Somolians The Japanese feel the same way about America We want our grandchildren to be able to visit and appreciate the cultures as we see them now, but that requires our dedication to maintaining the character of our homelands An island named Japan that's full of Hattians would not be Japan, it would be Hatti with some cherry blossoms Diversity is the enemy of this effort, not some great strength

Americans dropped nukes on Japan twice and now they‘re best friends. Americans defended Europeans for free the past 80 years and they are the most ungrateful pricks imaginable. There is a lesson to be learned there.

“They’re losing faith in humanity. Release the wholesome Japanese posts.”

Meanwhile white dudes with good MCAT scores and flawless GPAs can't get into MD programs.

Unreal… The killer was “having a bad day”. 8 years for killing an innocent grandfather. 5 years then released for “good behavior”. 3 years probation. He will hurt someone again. Judges must be held accountable or it wont stop. The system is broken.

🇯🇵🇺🇸 Yes, there is a whole subculture in our country dedicated to the Southern United States (especially Texas). I'm glad people people abroad can appreciate it too!

Japanese learning Americans love them, but hate all other immigrants:

People who don't understand this don't realize there used to be other ideas than political ideas, other motives than political motives, other stories than political stories. Now all culture is political propaganda and people can't imagine anything else.

Why is there suddenly so much love between Japan and Middle America? It's very simple. Both nations have been inundated, both in person and online, with despicable creeps from the third world, and told by our treacherous political class that if we didn't like it, we were just uncultured, xenophobic bigots. Then someone changed a few lines of code, and put Kentucky and Kantō in the same room. And suddenly, we were both staring across that room at people who were totally alien to us, but at the same time totally civilized, decent, and admirable. And we liked what we saw. And there was the evidence that it was all a damned dirty lie. We don't hate other cultures just being other cultures. We hate despicable creeps for ruining our nice cultures by being despicable creeps. And it's not our fault that certain cultures are mostly made up of despicable creeps. We didn't decide it was that way. We just... noticed. And we couldn't pretend it wasn't happening, or that it was okay, because if you do that, you're surrounded by despicable creeps every day. So now Japanese twitter and Middle America twitter are somewhat giddy with relief. Here are other cultures we can share and enjoy things with, instead having to try to police their bad behavior while the left and the controlled-opposition right both try to stop us and make infinity excuses for despicable creeps. This is why we want to be able to blacklist some countries from our twitter experience, and whitelist others. We don't want to see third world monetization grinders trying to ragebait us like the despicable creeps they are. We do want to see Japanese people getting obsessive about their hobbies in their own, unique Japanese fashion. Because some cultures get along, and others don't.

The Japanese have discovered bluegrass. Did not realize the power of a Japanese girl playing a banjo.

@AuronMacintyre Whores, selling themselves for political power, of which they naively think they will keep.

The Democrats are pledging your country to the foreign hordes

The heart of the problem is that the Dems have become so reflexively partisan on every issue that they've opted to use these procedural hurdles as a means to simply obstruct anything the majority wants to do. They're purpose is to slow things down and to allow meaningful participation by the minority. But now the Dems simply use them to hold everything and everyone hostage to the demands of the most radical part of their base.

you can always leave it to the japanese to take a storied american musical tradition and not only do it absolute justice on the technical side, but bring a joy and jubilance that can only come from deep reverence and enjoyment of the art

@RepThomasMassie @WhiteHouse Can you be a productive member of Congress instead of a useless agitator who votes no on everything?

@WhiteHouse Can you arrest Epstein’s co-conspirators instead of riffing on a porn site ?

🚜 Curious how American farmers are benefiting right now — or exactly how much each state has saved? 👀📲 ONLYFARMS.GOV