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@OunkaOnX You litter X with your garbage posts, defender of evil.

Ted Cruz was booed off stage by Christians His response: “If you will not stand with Israel, then I will not stand with you.” A US senator just publicly pledged allegiance to a foreign country over his own constituents. Clear and loud x.com/allenanalysis/…

@WhipKClark Fact: Oil and water don’t mix. People who don’t understand Islam should not be in Congress.

This disgusting shit doesn’t belong in American society. And Republicans who support it don’t belong in Congress.

@CaptMarkKelly We’re a little more than one week in. It’s not over. If it were up to traitorous Democrats like you, the world would be living with a nuclear, terroristic, Islamic, theocracy itching for the 12th imam and a caliphate state.

It took Trump 10 days to create an energy crisis reminiscent of the 1970s, replace Ayatollah Khamenei with Ayatollah Khamenei, and weaken our alliances worldwide. He put American servicemembers in harm’s way, resulting in seven deaths. None of this made you safer or better off.

@mark_slapinski You’re not a journalist. You’re an activist for socialism/communism.

By the time Trump leaves office, America won't have a single ally left in the world. He burned bridges with Canada, Australia, the European Union, and all of their allies in the Middle East. Except Israel, of course.

@mark_slapinski America needs allies that will fight evil. Canada, Australia, and the EU need allies that will subsidize their socialism. America needs better allies.

@JustinBrannan @wcapgh You forgot narcissist.

@wcapgh Don't worry about me. I'm just some guy who's not wrong.

If you’re a Democrat running for president in 2028, your platform must include putting these people in prison. No ‘moving on’ or ‘turning over a new leaf’ nonsense.

@JustinBrannan Yes, because we all know by now that democrats are lying and deceitful tyrants.

@mhdksafa And yet the Iranians are celebrating. What does that tell you. You, the UN, and weak Western leaders are part of the problem.

This is a picture of Tehran now. For you uneducated, untraveled, never-served, warhawks licking your chops of bombing it. It's not some low population desert. There are families, children, girls in schools, pets, regular working class people with dreams. You're sick to want war.

@RepThomasMassie Guess we shouldn’t have fought WWII either following that logic. I would think any member of Congress worth their salt would understand the long game. Defunding global terrorism and instability is America first.

The price of gas has gone up $0.47 and the price of diesel has gone up $0.83 in 10 days due to War with Iran. and waging war costs American taxpayers about $1 billion per day, which comes out to $10 per family per day, or $100 since the war began. This isn’t America First.

@mtmalinen @SecWar The U.S. Navy is a joke? You’re such wanker! It’s called war, dumbass. Go change your tampon and then thank America and Israel for removing a murderous, global threat.

So, let me get this straight, @SecWar . You just sank an Iranian frigate, which was returning from an international naval exercise in India, near Sri Lanka. In other words, you attacked an unsuspecting "enemy ship" in international waters, thousands of nautical miles from the combat zone in the Middle East. You know, who conducted such cowardly attacks on unsuspecting naval targets before you? Nazi Germany.

@IndianaGPA I built a 1/48 model of his F6F Hellcat when I was I kid 🇺🇸👍🏻

24 October 1944. Battle of Leyte Gulf. Following Commander David McCampbell launched from the deck of USS Essex into the largest naval battle in history. Waves of enemy aircraft were approaching the fleet. If they broke through, American carriers could burn. McCampbell climbed into the sky with only 1 wingman. They were outnumbered. Within minutes, he engaged a massive formation. Diving. Climbing. Firing at close range. In that single mission, he shot down 9 enemy aircraft. 9 in 1 day. A record for a U.S. Navy pilot. It was not luck. It was precision. Aggression. Control under pressure. By the end of the war, McCampbell had destroyed 34 enemy aircraft in aerial combat. He became the U.S. Navy's highest scoring ace of World War 2 For his actions over Leyte Gulf, he received the Medal of Honor in 1945. America celebrated victory. Parades filled the streets. ut air combat heroes often disappear int statistics once peace arrives. No famous photograph captured his 9 victories in the sky. No dramatic film etched his name into popular memory. He continued serving for years. Quiet. Professional. Dedicated to naval aviation. He retired as a Captain. He d**d in 1996 at 86 years old. 34 enemy aircraft destroyed. 9 in a single mission. 1 of the greatest naval aviators in American history. Today, most people cannot name the Navy's top ace. He once ruled the skies above Leyte Gulf. History moved on.

@MadelaineLucyH @MalachiJaiEmet Get back to us when Britain does the heavy lifting on both fronts of a two-front war…

@MalachiJaiEmet Yep. About 80% of Nazi losses were from Russian forces, and not the USA. But that's neatly ignored.

It's shocking to me as a Brit that Americans aren't taught that they only entered the war against the Nazis AFTER Nazi Germany sided with Japan after pearl harbour and declared war against the USA. At no point did the USA decide to 'save democracy from Nazism'.

@MadelaineLucyH We just tire of watching Europe fuck up again, and again, and having to bail you out again, and again. And you’re doing it… again.

@LPK72 @RAF_Luton Yeah, pretty much blocked this account. No patience for people who litter X with stupid shit, parody or not. Enjoy life without firearms, serfs. Crouch down and lick the hands which feed you. May your chains set lightly upon you, and may posterity forget that ye were our allies.

@tarchitect85 @RAF_Luton Yeah, pretty much all 'Muricans who leap into the comments without reading the bio.

Fact of the Day: The F15's name comes from the angle of the wings leading edge being at 15° from the body. The F is in honour of Fred Boeing, the airplanes designer, who went on to found Airbus Research Systems Enterprises, now known simply as Airbus Photographed from a Canberra

@spence1773 @RAF_Luton Must have something to do with British “humor”🤮

@tarchitect85 @RAF_Luton Everything is bigger in Texas, apart from the IQ level.

@dsonoiki You forgot the, “Oh, wait”.

I usually stick to jokes, but this Don Lemon stuff crossed a line if Don Lemon can get arrested, imagine what the next democrat president might do what if they arrest Steve Bannon? or Rudy Giuliani? or even Donald Trump?

@infantrydort I prefer the Texas Ranger’s tactics against the Comanches. Take the fight to their homes.

Grant’s Lesson for a Fragmenting Nation Ulysses S. Grant ended the Civil War by solving a mobility problem. The Confederacy didn’t survive because it was stronger per se. It survived because it could move faster than the Union could respond. When pressure hit one front, Confederate forces shifted elsewhere. When the Union inevitably paused, the system reset. Simple manipulations of time kept the war alive. Grant ended that by acting everywhere at once. That lesson matters now. Modern agitators function the same way. They are networked, mobile, and adaptive. They can move city to city faster than fragmented authorities can respond. Local enforcement acts sequentially. The threat relocates and the conflict stretches on. That’s how unrest becomes normalized, and we can't have that. The strategic insight is simple: strategic "whack-a-mole" favors the agitator. Simultaneity matters because it: 1. Removes mobility as an advantage 2. Prevents relocation instead of resolving the problem 3. Shortens conflict instead of extending it 4. Reduces total violence by compressing time Grant understood that fragmented responses multiply bloodshed by prolonging disorder. Coherent, lawful, simultaneous action ends cycles before they harden into identity and grievance. Nations don’t always fragment because authority acts decisively. They fragment when threats are allowed to move freely, regroup, and return. Grant didn’t win by chasing fires. He won by denying the ability to light new ones elsewhere. That principle isn’t just about war. We aren't in one (yet). It’s about time, coordination, and restraint. Simultaneity isn’t unjustifiable escalation. It’s how lawful authority prevents disorder from spreading. And how nations end internal crises before they harden into something worse. This is a lesson we need today. It's every bit as pertinent in 2026 as it was in 1864.

@OnDisasters Both aviators were at fault. However, as a former Army aviator, I second navy’s comments. The military has two standards: one for men, another for women. I’m sorry that reality doesn’t fit your worldview.

@navybluetarheel No. All wrong

DEI and the Potomac air crash - Funny how all "it was a woman´s fault" comes from fake profiles with AI slop such as the two fuc**tards below. If I were a relative of any of the victims, I´d sue their asses till they turned blue and black. There is data to identify those morons who likely never leave their mother´s basement, and who certainly aren´t worthy of their mothers' love. The sort of creature behind these attacks, using a hangar full of bodies for their own political agendas, is worth less than that brown stuff dropped on the pavement. To all the conspiracy theorists, I remind that from 2021 there were 15.214 (yes 15 THOUSAND) "close-proximity events between helicopters and commercial flights, including 85 incidents that were dangerously separated less than 1,500 feet horizontally and 200 feet vertically" Unfortunately for her, it was a lady at the controls. If it were a guy, these hideous ghouls would have stayed silent shut about the issue... ... And go moan about Iran, China, Epstein files, Vaxx, chemtrails or whatever else is in fashion that day, all for clicks. And remember, when you need help, these guys won´t exist, they are there to spread problems in America and elsewhere and then disappear, like russian spies, or those nazi collaborators "following orders" Finally, I wish sincerely some harm comes around their way, not to the fake profiles, but to those behind it. God never sleeps

@RevBruceCase @ThomasSowell Doesn’t mean he was wrong in what he said, does it?

@ThomasSowell He lied, cheated, and deserved to serve time in prison and lectured us about the press. That’s rich.

Richard Nixon warned us a long time ago. People must wake up to reality if they haven’t already.