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⚠️😦South Africans have been robbed
Yesterday we went for a simple stroll.
Nothing extraordinary. Just my wife, my daughter, me... and "Sputnik" strapped to my wheelchair, hoping it would actually keep my phone in place so I could film.
I'll make another post about the park itself.
Today, I want to talk about something else.
I can't shake the feeling that we were robbed.
Not robbed by a thief in the night.
Robbed one day at a time. Like South African President puts it "Boiling Frogs"
Robbed of the freedom to simply walk without looking over your shoulder.
Robbed of the peace that comes from letting your child run ahead without your heart racing.
Robbed of the little moments that most people don't even realize are precious.
Children robbed of their childhood
As we rolled through a clean, beautiful park filled with children laughing, then continued through quiet neighborhoods with sidewalks on both sides of the road... houses without towering walls... American flags waving proudly in the breeze...
I had to stop.
I quietly separated myself from my wife and daughter because I could feel the tears coming.
Men are taught to hide them.
Yesterday, I couldn't.
All I could think about was my daughter.
She deserved this kind of childhood all along.
She deserved playgrounds where parents watch their children with smiles instead of fear. Most has been vandalized and is safety hazards, well that's if you could find one
She deserved to ride her bicycle without us wondering if she'd make it home safely.
She deserved to grow up believing the world was full of possibilities instead of precautions.
No child should have their innocence stolen by fear.
That is what breaks my heart.
Today we're incredibly thankful to call America home. Every single day reminds us what a gift safety, freedom, and opportunity truly are.
Sometimes you don't realize how heavy the chains were until they're finally gone.
If you've lived your whole life in America, I hope you never lose sight of what you have. Safe neighborhoods, parks filled with laughter, sidewalks that invite people outside, and the freedom to simply exist without constant fear are priceless blessings.
For many of us, these aren't ordinary things.
They're dreams we carried across an ocean.
I recorded our walk from my point of view. I sped it up a little, but I hope it lets you see what I saw...
Not just a neighborhood.
A future my daughter should have had from the very beginning. ❤️
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@WouterOost22518 Ask and you shall receive… to solve a problem it needs to identified.
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@japan_nobunaga I will your thread to the ends of the earth.
Keep up the excellent observations.
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I don't give a damn if taking a side creates a mountain of enemies, if even my former fans turn against me, if my 300,000 followers shrink to three.
Deep in my soul I respect Elon Musk to the absolute maximum.
If he hadn't risked everything, succeeded, and bought X, free speech in Japan would already be dead.
We would all be living exactly as the leftist and Chinese-controlled television tells us to — and we would already be becoming Islamic.
By the time my daughter entered elementary school there might have been a law forcing us to hand her over to Muslims.
Human beings are not born to be liked by others.
We do not live so that our daughters can smile and say "you're a good person" while we enjoy a peaceful, smiling life.
Even if I lose everything, I will still protect my daughters somehow.
That is the definition of being human.
The only platform that still gives us any chance of protecting that is X.
From the very moment Twitter was renamed, I have deliberately and loudly called it X.
I have done nothing wrong.
I will never apologize to anyone.
America should be a country for Americans.
Japan should be a country for Japanese.
Britain should be a country for the British.
That is all.
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Yesterday we decided to venture out and explore a little... and what an adventure it turned into. 🤣🇺🇸
Our first mission was to get our phones sorted. Up until now we've only had internet whenever we could find Wi-Fi, so before doing anything else we walked up and down the road looking for somewhere to get SIM cards.
We ended up paying for a SIM card with unlimited internet, and to our surprise it even came with a FREE phone! I don't think we've stopped saying, "Is this real?" since arriving in America. 😂
As far as we walked, my petrol-head husband and son kept stopping every few minutes to admire the big American pickup trucks... and anything else that made a proper V8 roar. 🤣 I think they spent more time looking at vehicles than where we were actually going.
With Google Maps finally working, we were ready for our next adventure...
Our very first American bus ride.
I thought Google Maps had everything sorted... until I realized I still had to figure out which bus stop to stand at. 😅 Then I spent the whole trip counting stops and watching street names like my life depended on it, terrified we'd miss our stop and end up halfway across California.
Mission accomplished, we made it to Walmart! 🎉
About halfway through shopping we had another realization...
"We have to carry all of this back on the bus." 🤦♀️🤣
So our trolley slowly got smaller and smaller as we put things back on the shelves. Needless to say... we're already out of milk again. 😂 I think grocery delivery might become our new best friend.
Then came my favorite moment of the day.
As we walked out of Walmart, my mother-in-law asked, "What time does the bus come?"
I looked at my phone and said, "18:30."
She nearly fell over backwards.
She looked up at the bright California sunshine and said, "Three more hours?!"
It was actually 18:15. 🤣🤣 The sun was still so high that she was convinced it was only around 3:30 in the afternoon.
Back at the motel I tackled another first, doing laundry. Figuring out the washing machines was an adventure all on its own, while my daughter absolutely loved feeding quarters into the machines. 😂
It's amazing how many little things are different when you're starting a new life in a new country.
None of these moments are life-changing, but I have a feeling they're the ones we'll be laughing about years from now.
And honestly... it still doesn't feel real.
We're actually in the USA. ❤️🇺🇸
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@Zayin_7_119 Think nothing of going to a red state. Idaho, Wyoming or Montana.
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We're finally in America! 🇺🇸❤️
We landed at LAX yesterday, then had a loooong bus ride to our new hometown. By the time we arrived around midnight, we were completely exhausted and went straight to sleep.
We had no Wi-Fi on the flights, and our phones don't work here yet, so communication has been a bit of a challenge. Between navigating airports, keeping track of luggage, two children, and my mother-in-law, there wasn't much time to post. 😅
My husband did an amazing job keeping everyone updated whenever he could.
Most importantly... we're safely on American soil.
Looking back, I can honestly say that without God's hand guiding us every step of the way and without the prayers, love, and encouragement from so many of you, we wouldn't be here today. Thank you. ❤️🙏
Today we'll meet with our caseworker to start the mountain of paperwork, housing, Social Security, employment authorization, and everything else that comes with starting a new life. After that, we're hoping to explore our new area a little...
...and maybe finally find my husband's MAGA cap. 🤣 He's been looking ever since we left South Africa on Monday, but none of the airports or rest stops had one!
Oh, and traveling nine hours back in time makes for a very strange 30-hour day. 😂
America... we're so grateful to be here. 🇺🇸❤️
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Women age. We are older. We look older and that is just the way it should be.
Living long is a luxury not everyone is afforded.
We face outwards. Away from the mirror. Toward the world.
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Dear men & @grok
A word of reassurance
Strong women are not easily offended.
We understand pain, and how to process it.
We know hurt, in all its forms.
We love, openly and repeatedly, without receipts.
And together, we rock.
Onwards my loves.
KH
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A warm welcome to all Americans.🇺🇸
I’ve noticed quite a few Americans joining after my recent posts about Greenland, Denmark, the US, and Trump.
So let me briefly introduce myself.
In what is often called one of the most atheistic countries in the world - Denmark, I run a global family business together with my husband and our son: The Word.
To non-believers, it may look like just another merch brand. To us, it is built on a divine foundation.
It is part of a cultural battle we have consciously chosen to step fully into, with the purpose of bringing The Word into popular culture, across generations, and sending a clear signal about what so many people around the world have lost touch with: God.
And in our understanding, that loss is exactly why the world has ended up where it is today - a place where humans have elevated themselves, or the state, to God, and in doing so lost all deeper meaning.
Alongside running our businesses (we have several), we spend our time every single day exposing and calling out the b*llsh*t we have been subjected to for years: ideological thinking, woke doctrines, and narratives that have systematically undermined the Western world - especially Europe.
In Europe, we still lack leaders like the one you have had in Trump - leaders willing to clean up the mess rather than manage the decline.
And speaking of Trump:
Here in Denmark, mainstream media and our prime minister have done everything possible to portray him as an evil man. God forbid you express the opinion - as I do - that Trump has been one of the best things to happen to the Western world. If you do, you’re instantly labeled a traitor, racist, homophobic, a climate denier - all the familiar accusations thrown at anyone who dares to challenge the approved narrative.
So we - my husband and I - say it all out loud. Again and again.
With the purpose of creating the necessary counterforce together with all of you - so that we can once again find our way home to:
Order
Freedom
Truth
Justice
and to God - The father. The Son. The Holy Spirit.
I daiily communicate here on X and on Facebook, where our combined reach is around 80 million views and approximately 80,000 followers across all platforms.
Soon, our podcast The Word will launch - in English, and therefore international.
Welcome - and God bless you.🪽❤️🔥🦍💃
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Attention all units, to
Sgt. Terri Sweeting-Mashkow, End of Watch 11-21-2025.
You served this city and this department with honor, courage, and dedication.
You answered your last call.
We’ll take the watch from here.
Rest easy, sister—we have it from here.
10-7.
You will never be forgotten.
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🚨 WATCH: Patriots lined the streets for HOURS here in Indian River Co, Florida to honor fallen Deputy Terri Sweeting-Mashkow, who was kiIIed in the line of duty
Her escort was MILES long. Families saw the crowds, pulled over, and paid their respects
American flags everywhere, and not a single foreign flag in sight.
This is the America I know and love.
Rest in peace, Deputy Sweeting-Mashkow
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I will be donating my X Creator revenue for the rest of the year to Turning Point USA. Engaging with my content will benefit the house Charlie built. That means if you're a hater and you're hating in the replies, you're only helping Charlie. The hate turns to love. Thank you, @elonmusk, for allowing creators to earn on this platform. God bless!
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Charlie Kirk was NOT a racist. I have proof and I am proof.
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🙏 These $3 subscriptions are how I make a living now. I try to never forget where it all started - digging into NGOs and posting tools.
Thank you.
Bobby Lin Brister@bobbylin_
@DataRepublican @JamesOKeefeIII @BasedMikeLee @USGLC New subscriber.. you are my first, and only so far. I've been a follower for a while. Your work is so impressive. Thank you for reliable information. I dont feel you do this for clicks, like so many others do.. and that is really appreciated.
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I've been thinking on the below post, about the NGO problem.
The Left is structured as a network of NGOs: ruthlessly efficient and ready to act the moment power changes hands.
The Right has no equivalent infrastructure. If I sit down and ask myself, "How would I start an NGO to implement a conservative agenda in D.C.?" ... I draw a blank. Because the dominant instinct on the Right isn't to build, it's to dismantle. Most conservative goals center on shrinking or limiting the federal government.
That creates a fundamental asymmetry. NGOs on the Left are designed to expand state power through policy scaffolding, and once federal funding flows in, it's nearly impossible to tear down. It would take an act of Congress to defund these mechanisms, and Congress rarely votes to shrink its own power.
So, we can't fight fire with fire.
As I see it, there are only three paths forward (not mutually exclusive):
1. Keep scaling the existing DOGE efforts.
2. Replace the majority of Congress with people willing to shut the spigot.
3. Trigger a Convention of States and rewrite the rules from outside the system.
Each path demands broad public support, which, again, NGOs don't need. That's part of what makes them so dangerous. They just have to win the influence of a few.
DataRepublican (small r)@DataRepublican
Over the last few months, we've come to a realization that should have landed much harder: NGOs weren't just adjacent to government, they were the parallel government. We were shocked. I was too. But looking back, it's exactly what you'd expect. NGOs operate outside the chain of command. They answer to no electorate, no oversight, no public mandate. They can push any agenda they choose without accountability. So the real question isn't how this happened, or even why. The real question is: why were we surprised? The moment Biden took office, the plan was already in motion. NGOs had the infrastructure, the logistics, the funding pipelines; everything ready to go. They didn't need permission. They just needed power. And when they got it, they had it all set up from day 1: overnight, we were flooded with illegal immigrants under the cover of a coordinated strategy that had been waiting in the wings. I've been acting like this was some secret operation pulled off behind our backs. But it wasn't. I wasn't deceived; I just failed to see what was right in front of me. Because if you wanted to carry out a bloodless coup, this is exactly how you'd do it.
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