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Peter Csere

@gentilefarmer

CottageCore enthusiast. BLOCKING HASBARATS

Arkansas, USA Katılım Temmuz 2026
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Peter Csere
Peter Csere@gentilefarmer·
Not only that, a different foreign national also filed false and defamatory complaints about us to the Arkansas AG, the Arkansas Securities Department, and multiple other state and federal agencies, some of whom opened up investigations which ended up costing us countless thousands of dollars. I wonder what country this foreign national is from...
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ploppity plop@supercalifrag33·
@Aarvoll_ A foreign country's news outlet reported you to the Arkansas AG? That's insane.
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Aarvoll
Aarvoll@Aarvoll_·
Journalists and investigators have been sloppy in handling Return to the Land We've kept track of their defamation, disparate treatment, etc. Sky News, for example, faked this "Whites Only" sign and then reported us to the Arkansas AG They'll be served with a lawsuit soon
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Aaron the Tailor
Aaron the Tailor@truthbetailored·
@Aarvoll_ Whats the strategic basis for serving any of these journalists a lawsuit, though? Are your teeth long & sharp enough to take a legit bite outta their softer white underbelly by comparison to your whites only white underbelly? Just curious
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Peter Csere
Peter Csere@gentilefarmer·
@DarioCpx The DOE will not stop. Famine is the goal.
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JustDario
JustDario@DarioCpx·
In several hours we will get another US SPR update showing another draw that will bring it closer to the 300mb critical threshold after which the US will have to decide whether to keep draining or preserving the integrity of the salt caverns If the DOE is forced to stop a big tool used so far to keep oil prices suppressed in the spot market will be out of the picture increasing the upward pressure on crude oil prices
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Peter Csere
Peter Csere@gentilefarmer·
Trump does realize it. This is all intentional. People so easily forget that he is a reality TV actor. Never attribute to incompetence that which you can attribute to malice...
HealthRanger@HealthRanger

It's getting worse. Diesel rationing is right around the corner. Shell CEO Wael Sawan just appeared on CNBC, and while using diplomatic language to sound calm and optimistic, what he actually admitted is that there's not enough diesel being produced to meet demand. A direct quote: "The price signals are that we are short on diesel and gasoline..." My own research says we can power through the gasoline shortage, but diesel shortages will worsen. At first, even in the USA, this will only mean higher diesel prices ($8 - $10 per gallon is where this is headed). But later this year, if oil shipments out of the SoH are not fully resuming (which seems impossible), we will almost certainly encounter a situation of "rationing" that won't be called rationing. There will be scarcity, and allotments for various fuel distributors, in other words, and never enough diesel to go around. I probably don't have to tell you how this is going to impact food prices and deliveries, agriculture and food harvesting, construction, long-haul trucking, delivery of parts for hardware supply stores, trains / locomotives, etc. Basically EVERYTHING gets more expensive and delayed. Supply chains erode. Food inflation skyrockets. And this is the Shell CEO trying to downplay everything and sound optimistic, notably. Imagine what he's saying to his employees in private... Prepare for things to get much, much worse. Trump still doesn't realize you can't bomb your way to victory against Iran. And he still thinks the Strait of Hormuz can be controlled by the US Navy (a laughable, ridiculous assertion). The coming diesel shortages are only part of the problem, of course: Fertilizer shortages, helium, sulfuric acid, polyethylene feed stock, etc. If we don't end this war and see the SoH resume shipping, our world will enter a multi-year economic Dark Age. Not just a depression, but a Dark Age of systemic collapse and despair (with starvation, violence, population collapse, mass human migration, etc., all following in short order). I'll cover this in more detail in tomorrow's broadcast. Until then, enjoy your taco, since Trump is serving them on Sunday now.

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Blutstamm
Blutstamm@Blut_stamm·
This man is one of the main plaintiffs in our civil case suing us for making Springfield go viral. Yes that is an R by his name. If you give his office a call make it very respectful and legal stressing your concerns with his role as a traitor against our nation.
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Aarvoll
Aarvoll@Aarvoll_·
If we secure just one sovereign nation for people of exclusively European descent, even a small one, that nation will attract the best human capital in the world, and within a generation it will be the center of scientific and technological advancement globally
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Devon Stack
Devon Stack@Black_Pilled·
I'm going to respond to this because I think it this seems logical to many Whites. They acknowledge that there is no political path to restore a White supermajority in America, but posit that with Republicans you can at least slow the bleeding. Even this is not always true (Reagan) but for those responding to the record numbers of non-Whites that flooded into America under Biden it can sound reasonable. It's supposed to. This is how the ratchet works. Democrats open the floodgates and expand every possible path for non-Whites to enter the country. Republicans talk tough, make promises about deportations and border enforcement, take office, maybe slow the flow for a few years while expanding legal categories like H1B visas and failing to reverse the previous demographic changes. The new baseline is now the floor. Rinse and repeat. Democrats are open about what they want. They enthusiastically expand immigration, celebrate demographic replacement, and are openly hostile to Whites. That clarity accelerates White identity, and makes the process of White replacement visible to Whites who might otherwise "trust the plan" under a Republican administration, causing them to lose faith in the system responsible for White replacement and to begin looking for non-political options. Republican administrations keep Whites politically domesticated and channel their in-group preferences towards partisan politics and away from racial interests. This creates an environment we are all familiar with where Whites advocating for White interests who criticize a Republican administration are met with hostility from other Whites who now identify more with a political party than their own race. Investing in Republicans is not damage control. It's participation in a demographic management system. It keeps Whites invested in a process that has already demonstrated it does not and will not reverse White replacement, while simultaneously giving it legitimacy and granting it the authority it needs to complete the process. In other words, they are not delaying a worst case scenario, they are ensuring the process remains politically sustainable for longer.
GotesWulfSibun@GotesWulfSibun

But you would rather have a right wing in power correct? All it costs is a few votes so it's essentially free for ordinary people. There's nothing but gains

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Peter Csere
Peter Csere@gentilefarmer·
@AGTimGriffin Great! Keep obscene materials out of school libraries. Let the liberals seethe...
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Attorney General Tim Griffin
I applaud the Eighth Circuit’s decision and its careful review of our appeal in Fayetteville Public Library v. Crawford County. The court’s ruling allows Arkansas to move forward in enforcing a law that protects children from obscene materials while increasing accountability for public-library curation decisions. The General Assembly passed Act 372 to address legitimate concerns about minors’ access to obscene materials and to establish a process for reviewing challenged content. The Eighth Circuit correctly concluded that Plaintiffs lacked standing to challenge one provision of the law and that another provision is neither unconstitutionally overbroad under the First Amendment nor unconstitutionally vague under the Due Process Clause. I am grateful to Solicitor General Autumn Hamit Patterson and the rest of my Solicitor General and Special Litigation Section team for their excellent defense of this duly passed law. tinyurl.com/35azsr2v #arnews
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Peter Csere@gentilefarmer·
@jomwilli @AGTimGriffin So you're a pedophile? You think because some kids have access to bad things on the internet (they shouldn't; their parents should go to jail for that) it's OK to show them obscene materials in school libraries? Thanks for outing yourself.
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