Spirit of '76

Summation of my political beliefs:

🇺🇸 William H. Hand, KIA August 20, 1969. 🕊️ Bill is far right in this picture, as we prepare for a ground attack at LZ D-Handle in March of '69. Bill was my squad leader, helped teach me the ropes during those early months. We went through some terrible times together. On stand downs we had a ball. Then all of the sudden he was gone. May Bill rest in peace. Hand Salute!” - Tom Lacombe #TheVietnamWar

@TrumpsHurricane What else can you expect from this Jive-Ass, Victim-Peddling Race Hustler?

Both sides have tribes, but I always think it’s funny when leftists accuse people on the right of being in a cult because the left is far more cult-like. If you think about it, they dominate movies and TV, and the institutions that control information: mainstream news (reporters overwhelmingly Democrat), colleges and schools (professors and teachers lean hard left), teachers’ unions, search engines like Google, Wikipedia, social media apps, etc., etc., and most big platforms—paid for with your and my tax dollars so they can keep power and control over you and me. They’ve created a massive isolated echo chamber where the steady stream of one narrative feels like obvious truth. No matter how ridiculous it sounds Question it—in class, at work, or online—and you risk getting shamed, shunned, canceled, or ostracized. That’s textbook cult-like behavior. The much more resistant people on the right built alternative outlets because the big institutions were already stacked against them to counteract this cult-like behavior. Leftist groupthink is bigger and harder to escape precisely because they own the megaphone. All these outlets act as the cult-like leader of the left: they tell you anything (like in the meme below), and you best believe it, even if it makes no sense. Like leftists are already programmed do. They can’t come up with any facts to support their argument because they’re brainwashed. It is you, Al Sharpton, who is in a cult. Not Republicans

Al Sharpton says “The MAGA Cult is as Racist as it gets” What’s your response to him ??

@miles_commodore Oh! Oh, dear.

One of my daughter’s teenage friends heard me use the word thesaurus and asked me if it was a type of dinosaur. I’m not kidding and neither was she.

Ummmm.....I have questions....

This is who white liberal women defend They’re as disgusting as these scumbags Deport them all. I’m sick of working my ass off to pay for these fuckers.

🚨 Eyewitness says the driver was told multiple times to stop by ICE agents. He then put the car in drive and DROVE AT THE ICE OFFICER. There you have it, direct eyewitness confirms the suspect weaponized his vehicle. Source: @PressHerald

Portland, an epicenter of woke defund the police/anti-police sentiment by community leaders, is now seeing on average a 20 MINUTE POLICE RESPONSE TIME for priority calls. Blame the leadership not the officers.

Nope. Nada. Never. And btw… G. T. F. O. H. 😡🤡

Independent journalist gets harassed and assaulted by ANFIFA agitators. And the cops are nowhere to be seen.

@ThrillaRilla369 Easy.

If someone offered you $25,000 to go 3 months without eating any fast food, could you do it? 🍔

Yes, it's that important. If it happened over there it can happen here.

@autumnsdad1 Art!

Ok everyone..who is this..and no peeking!😉

@JamesHu27192912 1 or 4.

@Tironianae Fauci should already be in prison.

RFK Jr. Exposes the Real Reason Ivermectin & Hydroxychloroquine Were Suppressed In a stunning revelation, RFK Jr. lays bare the hidden motives behind the aggressive suppression of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine during the COVID-19 pandemic. These drugs—both with decades of proven safety and billions of doses administered—were systematically discredited, not for medical reasons, but for legal and financial ones. At the heart of the issue: a little-known federal law prohibiting the FDA from granting Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for vaccines if any existing, approved medication is shown to be effective against the target disease. If ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine had been acknowledged as effective against COVID-19, the EUA for vaccines would have been illegal. The result? A $200 billion vaccine enterprise could have collapsed overnight. Despite mounting evidence—including 17,000 doctors signing petitions and numerous peer-reviewed studies—officials like Tony Fauci led a relentless campaign to discredit these treatments. Ivermectin, a Nobel Prize-winning drug, was dismissed as “horse medicine,” while hydroxychloroquine was falsely labeled as dangerous. The goal? To ensure the vaccines remained the only “approved” solution. But why did the attacks continue even after the vaccines received EUA? The law appears to require that EUA status be revoked if a functional treatment emerges. The incentive to “kill” ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine was never about science—it was about protecting a financial empire. Leading experts, including Yale’s Harvey Risch and Dr. Peter McCullough (the most published physician in his field), have treated tens of thousands of COVID patients successfully with these drugs. Their conclusion, backed by data: Half a million American lives could have been saved. This isn’t just a medical scandal—it’s a betrayal of public trust. The question remains: How many lives were lost to protect a narrative?