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Nothing is finished. Today the Senate blocked the NDAA 2027 on a 50-46 vote. Good. That bought us time. But let’s be very clear: this bill is not dead. The NDAA almost always passes eventually. They’re going to keep bringing it back, probably in a conference committee where Section 219 the permanent U.S. Israel military merger can be quietly tucked back in. They tried to ram it through the House two weeks ago by bundling it with the SAVE Act. 14 Republicans broke ranks and killed that attempt. Now the Senate has stalled it. This is not the time to celebrate. This is the time to keep the pressure on. Call your Senators. Call your Representative. Tell them you oppose Section 219 and any permanent military integration with Israel. The fact that they keep trying to hide this stuff in must-pass bills and rush it through tells you everything. They know most Americans would never support it if it got real debate. The fight is not over. If anything, this just proved that sustained pressure works. Stay loud. Keep calling. Don’t let up. Also keep your eyes on these other dangerous bills quietly moving through Congress: • Section 662, S. 4615 US-Israel Intelligence Sharing Enhancement • H.R. 7560 / S. 3855 FUTURES Act (Upgraded Tech, Unified Research & Enhanced Security) • H.R. 1229 / S. 554 US-Israel Defense Partnership Act • H.Res. 1339 l Supporting Netanyahu’s push for full mutual defense cooperation They didn’t get everything they wanted today, but they’re working multiple tracks at once to lock America into a permanent military and intelligence merger with Israel. ✝️🇺🇸🙏

🚨🇺🇸 The Senate blocked the NDAA. With a 50 - 46 procedural vote. Meaning we’re safe from the integration of the U.S. - Israel intelligence and militaries. For now.

Let’s get this on record, on behalf of ALL American citizens… ANY Senator, or Congress member that votes IN FAVOR of NDAA Section 219, is actually party to literal TREASON and should be tried as such.

This is getting worse and worse for Ty Masterson. He received over ONE MILLION DOLLARS from Wichita State University over the last 10 years. No one has seen him. No one knows who he is. This WREAKS of career politician corruption. Seems to me there needs to be a full investigation.

This is absolutely the worst time of the year to be a sports fan, especially if you're a K.C. Royals fan.

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They replaced Lindsey Graham with his sister. Didn’t realize we were operating under North Korea rules now.

Whenever I'm feeling down, I just remind myself that a trillion dollars worth of propaganda didn’t work on me.

@Stanimal032 @DScottFritchen 🙏

Guys, lift up @DScottFritchen in prayer 🙏🏻

You think that because the old boomers in power are starting to die off that you’ll be able to finally replace them with elected officials that actually serve the people. Wrong. They will replace the old deep staters with younger deep staters. We need a political revolution.

🔥🚨LATEST: This singer said these record execs told him that he couldn’t mention the name Jesus if they signed him and he put the camera on them and responded by singing gospel.

@omgsidewalks it's always a money issue to make progress and by the time you do someone else beats you to it. You have to start college when you turn 1 to be able to get 30 years of experience to get an entry level job the time you grow up.

🙄 5D Chess, y’all.

Owning fewer things often makes life easier. The more stuff people accumulate, the more time they spend organizing, maintaining, replacing, and worrying about it. Just my opinion.

Young men today have never been more ostracized. There’s not a single place or institution where they can get even an ounce of basic respect. However, once this horrific system collapses, people will be begging smart, able-bodied young men to come save it. But why should they? Will any of the solutions people have been scoffing at for years finally be taken seriously? Is society ready to: • Take political rights away from women • End our geriatric welfare state • Dismantle foreign labor and girl boss DEI • Economically prioritize young men …along with many other things that young women and older generations consider “extreme.” So I have to ask, how bad do things have to get before people finally start listening?

@johnhawkinsrwn How about you go fuck yourself John? Good day!

Kick Your Kids Out of the House at 18 There was never a question that I would be leaving home at 18. My parents did help me with college, and I came home on the weekends a lot my freshman year, but much less so as time went on. When I got out of college, moving home wasn't an option. My parents didn't want me there, and I would have been ashamed to mooch off them. Instead, I got a crap job, got roommates, and started making it on my own while driving a barely functional car my parents got me in high school. Did I visit? Did I ask for advice? Did I get some help from my parents here and there? Absolutely. But you're not really an adult living your own life until you're out of your parents' house. "Oh, but it's tougher today...." No, it's not. Early on, my jobs sucked. I always had roommates. I had very little money. It was not fun, but I sucked it up and made it work. That doesn't make me exceptional; it just means I was doing what an adult was expected to do. One way or the other, kids shouldn't be staying with their parents through their mid-twenties. They need to get out on their own, make their own way, and forge their own identity as something other than Mama and Daddy's little boy or girl.

Jobs are disappearing. The economy is crumbling. Capitalism is getting more ruthless. AI is disrupting everything. Poverty is rising. Work has become relentless. Housing is out of reach. Everything is unaffordable, and authenticity feels like it’s disappearing. Seriously, what exactly are we supposed to be looking forward to?

By the late 90s, 80s nostalgia was already becoming a thing in the form of campy fun at 80s nights at clubs. The 80s were a fun time. In the 2020s, 2000s nostalgia is not a thing (the 2000s were just a less fun version of the 90s). Neither is 2010s nostalgia (what are we supposed to look back on? The enervated cultural sunset of hipsterism?) There is no chance that 2020s nostalgia will be a thing in the 2030s: we're already past the halfway point, and it has been a decade of unrelenting suck. This entire century has been a cultural write-off. Economic decline, third world invasion, gender war, surveillance, censorship, politicized agitslop as entertaiment. Everything just gets worse, uglier and less functional but more expensive and more tightly controlled. The only note of our dying culture that still has the breath of life in it is smouldering, bitter rage, and even that is mere food for the algorithm.

Asmongold says America's internal enemies need to be dealt with today "There are people in this country trying to destroy it from the inside out. America is so resilient and strong that Americans don't even recognize these people as a threat. But eventually a critical mass will be reached and quality of life will deteriorate enough." "These are people who exist in the country for the sole purpose of subverting American interests and negating what America is. They need to be deported, charged for treason, and if convicted, executed." "This problem gets worse every single day. It doesn't need to happen in three years or ten years. It needs to happen today."

@OwenBenjamin Toyota, let's go places