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@giordano_lives And the anti-individual Hell of an all-consuming collectivism.

The super leftist show that dared to ask what would society be like if sincere religious beliefs were always respected, people kept their sexuality to themselves, skin color meant nothing, material problems were solved by technological innovation, and everyone walked around armed

@devusnullus @0xAlaric I find it inspirational that *anyone* can be a Supreme Court Justice.

Kentanji-Jackson being on the Supreme Court is legitimately more absurd than making a horse a Senator. It's not even close.

@WayneWaldropW I'm not familiar with her. Is she a famous girl-boss influencer or something?

Things Dan Bongino cries about: -having to work at 7:30am - going to work without his wife - Libertarian comedians - people putting America First - criticism of Israel - memes on X - the release Epstein files - and now Thomas Massie phone calls

@RepThomasMassie @dbongino

Dan, in your first call, which I think is the first and last occasion you and I ever spoke: (1) you seemed upset that I had received and had released FBI whistleblower information about the pipe bomb investigation. (2) I informed you that your staff had threatened to criminally investigate my staff as retribution against me (for pipe bomb or Epstein activity?) (3) you threatened to personally finance a defamation suit against reporters on behalf of a suspect. Perhaps it was also a veiled threat to sue me. You said “those depositions aren’t going to fun for the people involved” or something like that. In any case, Deputy FBI Director shouldn’t be financing civil lawsuits against reporters covering cases the FBI is working on. (4) you said you were going to call every agent in and get to the bottom of the whistleblower issue. (5) you offered me a briefing but I was going to be tied up until at least 6pm on the Epstein files transparency act, so I asked how late i could get the briefing and you said you were going to leave the office at 5pm. (6) I asked you a few questions on the call and your answers indicated to me that you were perhaps less informed than me on some of the issues, or you were going to be less than forthcoming. A few hours after the call, I received and released new FBI whistleblower information regarding the all-hands meeting (which matched what you told me in #4 above), related to concern that the meeting was called to “out” the whistelblowers. Your second (attempted) call was the evening I achieved 218 signatures on the Epstein discharge petition and I had been busy thwarting Mike Johnson’s last ditch effort to derail the Epstein Files Transparency Act. Not sure why your call log shows 1:36am. You called me in the evening, maybe 8ish? note - my staff also had the unfortunate pleasure of receiving numerous late night calls on Signal from FBI staff telling them there was absolutely nothing in the Epstein case and that I should back off.

I’m frequently disappointed in politicians but Tom Massie defied the odds in my unfortunate experiences with him, as he surpassed my lowest expectations. This zero pretends to be a principled defender of liberty but, in the real world, he supports third-world tyranny. Here are the receipts from a phone call I had with this zero offering him a briefing on multiple investigations he was inserting himself into by publicly commenting on them. Rather than affording the subjects of the cases their constitutional Right to due process, Massie chose to waive off the briefing and litigate it on X for clicks. Notice I tried to call him back but he wasn’t interested in facts. It’s also of note that I never heard a single word from Massie during the process we engaged in to release the Epstein case docs. This process played out in media everywhere and yet Massie never reached out. Not once. It’s almost as if he wants to be a moron. As if ignorance is bliss for him. I’m horrified I once believed this guy was authentic.

@eugyppius1 An adult woman wailing "We're going to die!" was probably a great way to comfort the children in this chaos. Someone please ping me when they form Galt's Gulch because I'd like to live in a society with some dignity.

If you are ever on a crashing airplane, know that you will not be permitted any silence or dignity to contemplate your impending fate and reflect on your mortality. Instead, you'll be subject to the pointless unproductive screaming of the hysterical foids all around you.

@MisesChair @NickSzabo4

For context for people watching the Massie Money Bomb for how crazy this is, consider this: If you were to go on the FEC website and start pulling data for reps, you will find that in general, reps are pulling in on average $300k to $600k for the *entire* race, including the general. You have some exceptions like AOC, Matt Gaetz etc, big national figures, who also have major PAC support that might get $1 million+ Senators are normally pulling in $1-$2 million for the entire race. Again, theres exceptions, but thats the norm in my experience looking at such data Massie is at something like $3 million in a *house district primary* with 10s of 1000s of unique donors and what looks like is going to hit about a $250k *day*, all from the grassroots.

Imagine a world where hard work is rewarded, truth and justice prevail in courtrooms, the government doesn’t steal your labor by debasing the currency, bureaucrats aren’t captured by corporations, and our taxes go toward critical infrastructure instead of wars overseas.

@Gh0stDrag0n73 THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER

@VRfauve WHY ARE YOU SCREAMING…touch some grass bro

WE LIVE IN A MODERN SOVIET UNION

@BulwarkOnline Why would they use explosive vests when they can infinitely fly cheap explosive drones at high value targets hundreds of miles away?

Vance suggests Iran could have used nuclear suicide vests: “You talk about people who walk into a crowded supermarket and have a vest on, and they blow up the vest and a couple of people get killed, and that's a terrible tragedy. What happens when what's on the vest is not something that can kill a couple of people, but can kill many, many tens of thousands of people?”

Why don't we have dolphin-like airframes?

@RageCrusader @AutismCapital No, it was America Online that ruined it. Easily-accessible internet turned an autist-selected communication medium into a sounding board for idiots.

@AutismCapital It was the best because only nerds and autists used it Smartphones broke the gates and flooded it with normies and worse, women, who ruined everything

Someone said once that the 90s was the best decade because while technology was rapidly improving it was still in service of improving the quality of human life, not in service of mass information gathering and surveillance. After 9/11, everything changed. But in the 90s the tech was still helping everyone have cooler better lives.

@3PuttNation @Cernovich

@Cernovich Dems are going to have a field day with this when they win back power

Oh.

guy who slept with epstein's hookers wants to KYC your computer

Resist the Digital ID. Resist mandatory Internet KYC. Resist social media app Face ID scans. Resist age verifications. Resist VPN bans. Resist the chip. Resist the biometric technological panopticon. Resist the social credit surveillance state. Resist until you can't anymore.

Patriotism derives from the ancient Greek πατρις, ("ancestor's land" or "clan lands"), in turn from πατρια (the extended family, clan, or other group of common ancestry), in turn from πατερ ("father"). The term πατρις referred to a set of people of recent common ancestry, in the Indo-European and Semitic cultures alike, symbolized by a common patriarch -- a group of relatives, and of the common bonds those relatives had. Patriotism was not about watching TV and getting all gung-ho to go fight for some strangers against some other strangers. It was about fighting for *your family*. You naturally had to join up with other families to win battles -- the Greeks united clans into a πόλιν, from where we get "polity" and "politics." Such cooperation required then and requires now a great deal of politics. Nevertheless, protecting one's own family was the core objective of every patriot. Militarism is only patriotic when it pursues that goal. The more militarism departs from the goal of protecting your family and mine, the less patriotic it is. When militarism harms our families, whether via direct violence or through substantial indirect harm, moral or financial, militarism becomes unpatriotic, even treasonous. President Trump and his Epstein-adjacent cabal, along with AIPAC congressmen, have harmed or endangered many American families, while helping few, by, to the neglect or our own national security and to the detriment of our own financial security, fighting for foreigners they love against other foreigners they hate. They have expended our hard-earned savings and put our military personnel and overall national security in danger in the process. They and their cheerleaders are far closer to being traitors than to being patriots.

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If you' re around Sunday afternoon/evening we'll be doing a live watch party for the World Premiere of the Neo Tokyo Chronicles Anime Join us if you're into anime and AI After months of building this — writing, animating, testing, fixing, pushing everything as far as I could… Neo Tokyo Chronicles: Episode 1 is finally ready. Before it's locked it in, we’re doing a LIVE preview. YouTube Watch Party (live chat on) Q&A + feedback session after This is your chance to see it early — and shape what comes next. We’ll be taking feedback from this session, and it may directly impact the final version. Also… this is @NeoTokyoCode , so we couldn’t resist turning it into a bit of fun... There will be games, hidden codes, prizes and more!

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