Wretched Sinner
649 posts
@realDaveReilly @GregoryKBovino Need to know his position on Israel
English
When will I be able to endorse @GregoryKBovino for President?
Gregory K Bovino@GregoryKBovino
I’m proud to endorse @AnthonySabatini Sabatini for Congress in Florida’s 11th District. Imagine America five years from now if we keep treating our country like nothing more than an economic zone — a giant open-air Walmart with no borders, no identity, and no loyalty to the people who built it. Picture overwhelmed schools where your kids get less attention, hospitals turning away citizens because beds are filled with emergency cases that never end, wages stuck or falling while housing prices explode, and neighborhoods that feel less safe every single year. That’s not a country anymore. That’s a business that’s liquidating its own citizens. Sabatini gets it: the fight against illegal immigration isn’t about politics — it’s about whether America remains a real country with sovereignty, culture, and a future for our kids, or just a giant hotel with no checkout time. He’s willing to say what most won’t: secure borders are the foundation of everything else that matters. That’s why he has my full support. The choice is clear — a sovereign America, or something much worse. Sabatini is fighting for the first one." — Greg Bovino
English
@RealCandaceO there really is no way to coalition with sodomites and baby murderers
English
We need to continue to fix the fracture between the left and the right.
We now know what true evil is. It is us against the Epstein class and warmongers.
English
Tucker Carlson attacks Nick Fuentes, claiming he's not influential and a "distraction" from real issues like electing JD Vance
"Fuentes is incredibly useful for people with actual power to divert the conversation—I wish I hadn't done the interview, I added to the distraction."
English
New Hampshire is on the cutting edge of strategies to get the left to defund government schools
FactPost@factpostnews
Republican state lawmaker Matt Sabourin has proposed that New Hampshire schools teach Holocaust denialism. To testify in favor, he brought a Holocaust denier recently convicted of indecent exposure after being found naked with a bottle of baby oil on a playground at 4 a.m.
English
"Now I have to take a tranquilizer before I go to Mass"
Lol. Wow. The sad part is that I actually know that sentiment well.
Hand Missal History Project@HandMissals
In a follow-up article, the Cleveland Press collected a “flood” of feedback from lay Catholics (and some priests) which reinforced this message Many Catholics placed “most of the blame” on the liturgical changes which began in 1964
English
@Wretch777 Our local NO will pull out the "My Little Pony" Gloria every once in a while
English
Greg Bovino is a real one
Dissident Media@DissidentMedia
They accidentally hired the right guy, that’s why his tenure was so short.
English
@CarsonWilkie “I used contraception and didn't have children…but I’m now making amends by being a Eucharistic minister!”
English
My wife was 22 and I was 23 when we married. We eventually had 8 children.
Our 20s were marked by Boomer generation “advisors” at the grocery store, events, restaurants, and stores WARNING us not to have more children. They openly pitied us for having 3+ children. Boomer women thought my wife was being oppressed by her husband. At an Outback, a man openly told me “I feel sorry for you for having those kids.”
Many Boomers were brainwashed to perceive having children “as a bad thing.” Worst of all, they felt empowered to insult a young couple in the presence of our children.
Meanwhile, these people were in favor of importing the entire Third World into America for the sake of GDP. What a strange moment in American history.
Hildegard of Bangin’@medieval_bops
I am 51 and deeply regret not having kids. I was stringently brainwashed into believing that I should never have children. I’ve never even been pregnant as far as I know. I was on birth control from age 16 through age 49.
English
@TaylorRMarshall Returned to the Christianity 2.5 years ago. In my late forties. Married my long time girlfriend (mid thirties) and just had our second child. I am so grateful I found Christ before it was too late to have a family. My life was so self absorbed, degenerate and empty before.
English
@CathsAgainstJws His ideology, yes, but he is not a strong man.
English
Nick Fuentes is the last option for a political solution in America.
English
Republican state lawmaker Matt Sabourin has proposed that New Hampshire schools teach Holocaust denialism.
To testify in favor, he brought a Holocaust denier recently convicted of indecent exposure after being found naked with a bottle of baby oil on a playground at 4 a.m.
English
@TradCathKeng Such a corny reply dude
You know the larp has gone too far when you cannot fathom women using normal pants
English
Your daughter is wearing pants, that’s proof enough
Mark Lambert - Catholic Unscripted Podcast@AuditeInsulae
Head of the SSPX Fr Pagliarani said “...in an ordinary parish, the faithful no longer find the means necessary to ensure their eternal salvation." He says those at 'ordinary' parishes are not Catholics. How is this compatible with real experience? Two of my children praying the Rosary before N.O. Mass today
English
There are no feet at 8 weeks. Hope this helps
×͜×@RuggedRyan_
Stop having Abortion Ladies! It is an act of violence. Deadly violence.
English
Libertarian homos all in the replies saying no because Tucker is on the ticket, proving they will forever be the party of losers. This would be the most pro liberty ticket we've seen.
Leighton Radner/Outlawed Thoughts@libertyleighton
Would you vote for a Thomas Massie Tucker Carlson Presidency in 2028?
English
Would you vote for a Thomas Massie Tucker Carlson Presidency in 2028?
English
Right, if homeschooling is actually super high quality, then homeschooling families should not object to being evaluated, tested, and checked-in-on to make sure their kids are actually learning.
𝙷𝚒𝚌𝚔𝚖𝚊𝚗@shagbark_hick
Look, pro-homeschooling people are piling on this guy but he's not wrong at all. I know of families who are straight-up failing to teach their children beyond a 2nd-grade education. Like 16-year-old kids who don't know what the Capital of the US is, have never heard of Toronto, and could not perform a basic algebra problem. While it's true that there are many excellent homeschooling families whose instruction far exceeds that of any public school, the fact is that the American system of "school your kids however you want" does also yield a lot of severely stunted kids who get stuck playing "catch-up" for the rest of their lives. My wife was homeschooled, we might homeschool, I'm not averse to the practice per se, but it's a fact that there's a whole world of multi-generational homeschoolers who are not and will not rise above a 2nd or 3rd grade education level by their own volition. Should the state intervene in these cases? I dunno, the answer to the question is not as "easy" as many make it out to be. The idea of barely getting through 'Mary Had a Little Lamb' at the age of 16 should be appalling, and it IS happening in some American homeschooler families.
English
Who the fuck cares what this mouth-breathing, cereal-flavored-vaping, energy-drink aficionado thinks about global affairs?
I wouldn’t trust him to change my oil if he were a junior technician at Jiffy Lube—let alone influence our foreign policy.
Shadow Intel@TheShadowIntelX
Theo Von: “I have a lot of discomfort with America's relationship with Israel.” “I believe that group is, it just feels like a satanic regime. It feels like they just want to cause pain.” “They don't even know where all the bodies from Gaza are and they've already moved on to other places that they are attacking and America is associated with their attacks.” “I don't believe the Israeli leaders have any intention to stop that or they have any care for the American people.” “If we don't speak up now our children won't have the chance to speak up…either by law or worse.”
English