Tal Bachman

Wondering when you're finally - finally - going to put it together, Tom. The idea that Trump is an oblivious innocent, and that his advisors are to blame, is clearly absurd. The guy's had half a decade in the Oval Office. He hired these people. He is in on all this stuff. When do you just acknowledge the truth?

Yet we are in Iran. @MJTruthUltra, with respect, Susie Wiles worked with Netanyahu. I’ve been screaming for almost 2 years now that there are bad guys undermining Trump and his administration. I’ve been saying - we need to speak out and tell Trump he’s surrounded by snakes. I’ve been telling you what I knew - not what I thought. She worked with Mercury and Ballard Partners (with Pam Bondi). They represented tons of foreign interests, big pharma, and every other bad group you can think of. I’ve been speaking out to try and help MAGA - not undermine Trump. We need those that are loyal to MAGA to speak out in a unified voice and tell him he is being undermined by snakes. Wiles, Bondi, and many others MUST be fired or MAGA is dead. We need to help others like @catturd2 and @GuntherEagleman to see this and call these crooks out. Midterms are coming and if Trump doesn’t change course he’s going to have a hard left Congress and get impeached… what happens to America then?

@TheCinesthetic "The Proposition" starring Guy Pearce and Ray Winstone

What movie is 10/10, yet hardly anyone has heard of it?

1. The question wasn't "How does it work?". It was, "In your view, did Iran pose an immediate threat?" 2. Everyone already knows Gabbard's view, and that she refused to be honest about it. 3. The window for Gabbard to cement her legacy as a woman of principle by resigning is closing.

@tal_bachman @DNIGabbard She only stated the facts of how it works, while Democrats pretend Trump did no planning, etc. Someone had to say it.

Donald Trump was overwhelmingly elected by the American people to be our President and Commander in Chief. As our Commander in Chief, he is responsible for determining what is and is not an imminent threat, and whether or not to take action he deems necessary to protect the safety and security of our troops, the American people and our country.  The Office of the Director of National Intelligence is responsible for helping coordinate and integrate all intelligence to provide the President and Commander in Chief with the best information available to inform his decisions.  After carefully reviewing all the information before him, President Trump concluded that the terrorist Islamist regime in Iran posed an imminent threat and he took action based on that conclusion.

@0x49fa98 Is that sarcasm?

@johannesmkx How useful will those books be in an era of drone surveillance/attack?

Below is a longer list of books on guerrilla warfare, which I think will become a necessary skill to have for native White minorities around the world. It is simply ridiculous to assume that the present governments of the West -- who have brought us here -- will ever care to defend us again. They won't. We're on our own. I will study these books and start teaching skills in videos, posts, & podcasts. I intend to become an expert in this field, and not just theoretically. It's time for leadership to stand up. - Commando: A Boer Journal of the Boer War (1929) by Deneys Reitz - Fighting Napoleon (2004) by Charles Esdaile - Guerrilla Days in Ireland (1949) by Tom Barry - Guerrilla Warfare (1961) by Ché Guevara - Hearts and Minds in Guerrilla Warfare (1989) by Richard Stubbs - Mini Manual of the Urban Guerrilla (1969) by Carlos Marighella - Nonstate Warfare (2021) by Stephen Biddle - On Guerilla Warfare (1937) by Mao Zedong - Resistance to Tyranny (2010) by Joseph Martino - SS Werwolf Combat Instruction Manual (1945), translation by Michael Fagnon - The Green Book (1959) by the Irish Republican Army - The Other Side of the Mountain (1998) by Ali Jalali and Lester Grau - The War of the Flea (1965) by Robert Taber - Total Resistance (1957) by Hans von Dach

@RenzTom Question for you: At what point, if any, do you finally accept Trump isn't who you think, and is knowingly choosing to do all the things you blame Bondi and Wiles for?

🚨 Congratulations to Susie Wiles and the RINO wing of the GOP (which includes most of Congress). Your work in convincing the President to promote America last policies while declaring war on MAHA and failing to pass anything is working. Unfortunately the collapse of the MAGA coalition and almost certain impeachment that will follow will be devastating for America. Trump is the boss and is the only one that can turn this around but he’s going to need to fire Wiles and Bondi and change direction on a bunch of things.

@minordissent I'm not Catholic, but I approve this message. Exactly what I've concluded, and have said many times, to no avail.

Personally I think that Catholics and Orthodox should see Protestantism as enemy number one. Luther and the Reformation deconstructed everything that made Christianity stable, functional, and memetically secure. The West's moral and ethical decline and the subsequent postmodern crisis can be traced back directly to the slippery slope the Reformation set in motion. By removing the church hierarchy, abandoning centuries of philosophical refinement, letting the retarded masses interpret the bible themselves, making salvation just about faith, etc, Christianity became completely untethered and this led to rampant ideological mutation. Now there are thousands of sects which call themselves Christian but only retain like 10% of what that meant for over a thousand years. Choosing your denomination is basically like choosing your outfit. It's no longer about molding you to satisfy Christ's preferences but about choosing which version of Christ suits the preferences you already have. And then of course there is the fact that these security holes prevented Protestantism from fending off the Enlightenment, such that all Christian's effectively operate on Enlightenment metaphysics now, which makes Christianity logically incoherent, which led to most intelligent people abandoning it entirely, which led to the creation and subsequent mass adoption of its deformed bastard child Progressivism, which has since one shotted all the women and gentle men. Saying that we need to go back to 1980s or 1950s or 1900s or even 1700s is like saying we need to go back to the Titanic after it hit the iceberg but before it sank. The iceberg was the Reformation. And the ideology which says the iceberg was good actually is definitely not an "ally" just because they say they agree with your objective of preventing the ship from sinking.

@JohnLeFevre @ezralevant lol Top Contender for X's "Accidental Comedy Award 2026"

I am America First. I am for no new wars. I got duped in Iraq and Afghanistan. Libya and Syria were a disgrace. But what Trump did in Iran is beyond incredible. It takes the balls of a leader who has been arrested, shot at, and gives zero fucks. Any other president would have thought about election season; Trump just did what he thought was right. And it will have generational change. America is back.

@LauraLoomer Laura: This is a huge self-own. It's generating sympathy for Carlson and antipathy toward you. Makes you look nasty, hyper-desperate, & extraordinarily presumptuous. If you want to neutralize Carlson's effect these days, focus exclusively on exposing errors in his views.

Tucker’s mother abandoned him and his brother Buckley when he was 6. Tucker in his own words said his mother wasn’t a fan of his or his brother’s, which is why she chose to flee the country to escape them when they were little. Looking back, we can all see what Tucker’s mother was running away from. Her children are literal demons. I’ve attached a clip from 4 years ago where Tucker admits as a child his mother “wasn’t a fan”. Imagine how terrible he must have been back then for his own mother to say “I’m not a fan! Bye!” Tucker’s father was an avowed Christian Zionist who loved Israel and openly condemned Islam. It’s clear Tucker has major mommy issues and since his mother left, and his father loved Israel, Tucker is lashing out at things his father loved before he recently died so he can try to get even with things and places that consumed his father’s attention, which Tucker wasn’t receiving from his mom. Tucker is basically trying to lash out for attention in his adult life because he was never given enough attention. Sadly, his father recently passed away over the last year. I truly believe @TuckerCarlson is trying to destroy everything that his father loved because Tucker himself felt so unloved as a child. Every sociopathic man, every narcissistic man and every evil man has a form of Mommy issues. We are all being held hostage by Tucker as he deals with his mommy issues in the later stages of his life now that both of his parents have passed away. Any psychotherapist would likely say the same thing.

@RealJamesWoods Don't forget that although he would not publicly endorse Thune, behind the scenes, Trump did everything he could to push Thune into his position. Maybe it's time to ask why.

When we lose the House in September, John Thune will be single-handedly responsible. But he’ll still be richer than all of you, so he just won’t care. Republicans are seriously more dangerous to America than the foul Democrats. At least the Democrats show you how vile they are.

@Rothbard1776 That was my first thought

I wouldn’t have much of an issue with this if Trump’s FBI and DOJ were prosecuting the cabal of oligarchs, politicians, pedophiles and traitors who are actively destroying the United States. Instead it only furthers the impression that this administration is deeply unserious.

@Milajoy Is this a comedy account?

I still have faith in Pam Bondi. She's creating airtight cases. Arrests ARE coming.

At 200 lbs, just over 6 feet, & 40 years old, not remotely looking like a bodybuilder, I began to lift weights. I had never lifted before, and had never had a physically demanding job. I quickly discovered that while my squat was terrible and I overall had a lot of work to do, I could bench far more than I should have been able to, and certainly that I looked able to: I could bench my weight almost immediately. Point is: Looks can be deceiving, natural musculature/neural efficiency/strength varies widely among individuals, and it's foolish to accuse Hegseth of lying based only on a video. By the way, when my stepbrother started to lift, he discovered he could deadlift an extraordinary amount. An MRI (ordered for unrelated reasons) later revealed the likely cause: he has a slight, but beneficial, abnormality in how his lower back muscles attach to his spine.

Some are claiming Sec Hegseth’s bench press video wasn’t 315. He’s shared doing 315 with a kid spotting (assuming it’s his son). So, whatever. In tested competition 45-50, his likely weight division 90kg, there have been only 221 guys in the world, all time, to lift 315.

We don't because of Enlightenment liberalism. It is a universal acid which ultimately corrodes everything. By contrast, Japan modernized, but has never fully liberalized. Rather, the Japanese have incorporated select Western features into a pre-existing and enduring framework for human experience anchored in the authority of tradition. Various streams of thought, belief, behavior, feeling, identity, interaction, morality, make up that tradition/framework, most notably from: Shinto, Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism, post-Sengoku nationalism, ethnic homogeneity, history-rooted stories, public ritual, pragmatic calculation, & various folk practices. (Just spent nearly three months there, in the far north, the far south, and Tokyo.)

@WHLeavitt The Japanese respect their civilization and their ancestors. Why don't we?

🚨 Japan’s new government just banned public Islamic practices: no calls to prayer, street prayers, or massive mosques. They’ve halted halal food production and Muslim cemeteries—everyone must follow Japanese burial traditions now. Should all nations copy Japan? A. Yes B. No

@MarkHalperin @SophiaCai99 @politico Those polling results do not at all align with what I've been hearing from most Republican voters.

NEWS Last night on Capitol Hill, the senior Trump political command briefed its core team on the midterms. Some of what occurred was previously reported on by @SophiaCai99 of @politico. Here is a more detailed account, according to one of the attendees at the meeting at the Capitol Hill Club. The group was served a chicken and steak buffet. The program went for almost two hours, starting at 530pm. This was a veteran group, not panicked or shaken. Just focused on the work and the task at hand. There were about 75-100 people in the room. Many cabinet members were there, including Scott Bessent, Howard Lutnick, RFK, Sean Duffy, along with their most senior aides. The meeting was hosted by Susie Wiles, who spoke briefly. The pollster and strategist Tony Fabrizio presented with about 25 slides on the data on what voters care about — the demographics, the issues, what messages resonate and what do not. The economy will be THE issue in the election, he said. Messages that break through: Banning stock trading for Congress, transparency on health insurance data (including on pricing and claims reimbursement), lowering prescription drug costs, the Trump tax cuts. Housing affordability is a huge issue for voters, especially young people. Taking credit for closing the border does not resonate much. Men, moderates, true independents, and Hispanic voters are the true persuadable voters. His message was not pessimistic. He made recommendations to spend time on podcasts and social media more than national news interviews. Paid media should go on targeted media, not broadcast or even cable. Facebook is still king for voters, then Instagram and TikTok. There are currently 6 targeted House races and 7 key Senate races. The only way Republicans will lose the Senate majority is if Democrats take 50 House seats. Then political czar James Blair spoke and presented the historical data of how rare it is for a president’s party to not lose a lot of seats in a midterm. Tennessee 7 special was going to be lost before a huge push for Election Day, from which they have taken lessons about messaging and grassroots. Trying to argue about wages being up will not help; voters have to feel it, he said. He acknowledged that Donald Trump will do what he wants to do, say what he wants to say, not be data driven. Everyone else has to stay on message and be driven by the data. In effect, two separate but related campaigns. They expect Democrats will run in large part on the “Stop Trump” message.

@HanShawnity Let's start here: What has led you to believe Trump is mass deporting illegals?

Trump campaigned on stopping Iran, shutting the border, mass deportations, and releasing the Epstein files. He did all of that. Nick Fuentes is a Democrat plant.

@EricSpracklen "We found even more criminals to not arrest. Yay us!"

Kash Patel says they found out who is funding ANTIFA yet we still don’t have a single arrest. No one is buying this fed slop garbage.

@RenzTom None of that will happen, Tom. Remember this comment nine months from now. None of it will happen. Why not? Because he's not actually on the MAGA team.

Trump is planning big action on election fraud before the midterms. He'll still lose unless we see accountability and GOP action. As I've said: - Fire Susie Wiles - Fire Pam Bondi - Fire Kash Patel - Fire Howard Lutnick - Fire anyone else closely tied to Epstein - Arrest and prosecute the COVID criminals, including Bill Gates and Fauci - Arrest and prosecute the DOJ crooks that abused their power as J6, COVID, past elections, going after the Trump family, etc. - Free Tina Peters Win the midterms big. Or don't, lose the midterms, get impeached, and watch the country burn. #MAGA @laralogan @RealAlexJones

@OwenShroyer1776 "What's it like to be part of the most inept cover-up attempt in American history?"

Top question that won't be asked. Go!