Bill White

@AntiLeftMemes Are she really that stupid? Does she really think you can buy firearms in this country without showing identification?

Liberals... 🤦😂

@AntiWokeMemes Good

What are your thoughts?!

@HazelMoore32 Absolutely

As ICE Agents were busy arresting an illegal alien, an 80-year-old liberal tried to impede and obstructed them. The result was him getting sent to the floor by an ICE agent. What do you think, was this justified?

@AzPetrich Point?

Just a reminder for Christian's celebrating Easter this week. Jesus looked like the guy in the first picture - not the second.

@aj_inapi Cities would not be the advantage he thinks they are. Disruption of electrical and water systems and interdiction of food supplies and fuel will make cities hell holes.

These people are not serious...

@AntiLeftMemes Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

“I will be blind for life.” Leftist protester lost his vision after intervening in an ICE arrest. What is your reaction?

@BrandonStraka Has old Snake Head been tested for rabies lately? Everything but foaming at the mouth here.

James Carville (TDS): “You sit down and you listen to me, you fat f*ck!... By the way, get your finger out of your a$$ and quit licking it. You don't know godd*mn manners? How were you brought up?… Everybody hates you!”

@joni_askola Because he has principles for which he is willing to risk his fortune. And I wish you clowns would get a new bogeyman. Fascism, fascism, fascism all day long when you have no idea what real fascism is. Blah, blah, blah.

Musk really had it all: He could have been one of the coolest guys on the planet if he had just stayed a goofy tech and space billionaire. Instead, he chose to back fascism and become a threat to democracy

@MarcoFoster_ @GovJVentura Fucking retard.

Jesse Ventura: “I’m still not over January 6th. That was treason. All of the people should have been arrested and put in prison all the way to Trump because he and Giuliani and all of them orchestrated the whole thing. He tried to violate the Constitution”

@0nlyk1tt3n yes

Her husband is being taken by ICE after being in America illegally for over 3 decades. Be Honest Is this really what you voted for?

@maura_resister All he needs to do is stop cooperating. No money, no staffing, no training. Pull all assets out of Europe. All decisions within his purview as Commander in Chief. De facto withdrawal.

Biden knew the sociopath would try and withdraw from NATO

@PrimusPilus2022 @infantrydort Another mind reader. Do you know what the stock market is going to do, too?

@infantrydort Pete Hegseth is far, far from being George C. Marshall. He would fire Hegseth very swiftly.

Poor General George C. Marshall. If you think the SECWAR criticism is unique, it's not. Marshall had to defend his actions powerfully and without apology: “Most of our senior officers on such duty are deadwood and should be eliminated from the service as rapidly as possible.” — Reply to Justice Felix Frankfurter, 1940–41. “I am not going to leave him in command of that division. So I will put it to you this way: If he stays, I go, and if I stay, he goes.” — To a delegation of congressmen protesting the relief of a politically connected National Guard general. “I was accused right away by the service papers of getting rid of all the brains of the army… I couldn’t reply that I was eliminating considerable arteriosclerosis.” — Private reflection on the firestorm from service papers and veterans’ groups.

@PrgmaticPunishr @infantrydort Didn't hear any of you people complain when they were put in their positions because they supported the ideology of the administration at the time.

@infantrydort Trying to compare Hegseth to Marshall is a disgrace and dishonor to Marshall. Marshall made decisions based on experience and an understanding of impact. Ol' Pete does it for ideological reasons and for X posts. They are not the same.

@dude_cuban @IamSean90 @blue2purple2red That has nothing to do with the approval and construction process. That has to do with the fact that rail just does not work without a critical level of population density and most places in the US do not meet that level.

@IamSean90 @blue2purple2red Brightline is losing gobs of cash and will eventually end up on the public dime. Watch.

DeSantis approved the Brightline extension from Orlando to Miami in 2019. It cost $5 billion, no taxpayer funding & was completed in 4 years. Every conservative is cool with. Cali has spent $16 billion of an estimated $135 bil in taxes, for 0 miles of rail. Spot the difference

@flyoverflower @xnoesbueno I would say "respected" rather than "admired". You can respect someone without particularly liking them.

@xnoesbueno Not sure whether Yamamoto particularly ADMIRED America (maybe he did, I honestly don't know) but he sure understood its military potential better than anyone else in the Axis that I ever studied.

With this Japan-America lovefest prompted by Trump's Pearl Harbor joke and Musk's X translation thingy, worth noting, Nihonjin might not know. Adm. Isoroku Yamamoto, architect of the attack on Pearl Harbor, admired America, and thought attacking the US was a really bad idea. His warlord masters thought Americans were decadent and weak. Not the first or last to make that miscalculation ... increasingly difficult to counter that view as it may be. Yamamoto's counsel, don't poke the bear. He had driven across this country, knew the people and their potential. But his warlord masters were bent on it, and he figured the only way that works is a knockout blow. That didn't really work out. Classic historical example of the phenomenon we now call FAFO

@AmericanDebunk Take a look at the geography of Iran at the strait. No one is going to just walk in and take that area if the Iranians elect to defend it. Flat land surrounded by mountains where soldiers can burrow in like ticks. Sort of like Iwo Jima.

This post by Trump is pre-framing what's to come. Read along and you'll start to see it too. When Trump tells the UK to "go to the Strait and just TAKE IT," the surface read is that he's venting at allies who didn't show up. But the deeper move is priming the the public (and world) with a new mental frame: the Strait of Hormuz is not Iranian sovereign territory anymore. It's available real estate. It's takeable. Anyone with courage can have it. That's a massive Overton Window shift delivered, in a tweet, as an insult to the UK. A year ago "America controls the Strait of Hormuz" sounded like some twisted fantasy. Today Trump is telling Britain to go grab it themselves like it's a parking spot. In a few weeks, Trump has normalized the concept of Western control over the Strait so thoroughly that full US seizure now looks like the modest option compared to what he's suggesting allies do on their own. This is intentional. The persuasion mechanics here are priming plus pre-selling. Whatever the eventual deal includes (US Navy permanent presence, joint patrols, Iranian withdrawal from mining infrastructure) the public will accept it because Trump already told them the Strait is there for the taking. Your subconscious mind has already been primed to accept it. This "psychological baseline" is going to influence Trump-Iran negotiations. Best believe it. "The hard part is done" works the same way. He's managing public fatigue. It translates to "we won, relax, this is cleanup". This keeps approval from eroding while the Pakistan talks drag through April. Trump isn't describing reality. He's installing it. Say the Strait is takeable enough times and it becomes takeable in the public mind. It's been 10 years of Trump and he still leaves me in awe with his persuasion.

@devoidofliberty @gummibear737 Russia won't enter the war. There is no benefit to them to enter in directly. They will be quite content to keep feeding enough war material into Iran to keep the US occupied for an extended period.

@gummibear737 You should be first in line for the draft bud. Since you’re so worried about losing the war that’s already lost. Let’s hope Russia doesn’t directly enter the conflict

Western civilization may never win another war if this keeps up This is maddening. The radical left, mainstream media, and the woke right are running the exact same playbook with the US/Israel campaign against Iran as they did with Israel in Gaza They create impossible standards in terms of: -Zero Casualties -Zero Economic Disruption -Zero Uncertainty -Zero Time to Accomplish the Mission -Zero Collateral Damage And everything the bad guys do is actually our fault because we made them do it….same script as Gaza…the bad guys have no agency and it’s actually our fault Day 32 of the Iran war: -degraded missile factories, nuclear sites, IRGC bases, and proxy networks -the Supreme Leader is gone…and his replacement is s vegetable -all the top leadership is gone…in fact, we don’t even know who’s in charge Yet the all you hear is endless doomerism And all of this sounds exactly like the demoralization propaganda from Russia, China, and Iran, that has infiltrated our society for years via social media and retarded influencers chasing click This isn’t responsible skepticism It’s weakness… And you’ll never get peace through strength when the opponent knows you lack resolve and they can just wait you out This is madness

@gummibear737 Short of nuclear weapons, there is no example of a country surrendering to a bombing campaign. We either will be enmeshed in a long war of aerial bombardment, put troops on the ground and suffer substantial casualties, or we turn tail and run. Great choices.

@SumBrokeDude @HistorianUSA1 How do YOU know what Jesus would or would not do? Sounds pretty freaking presumptuous to me.

I haven't read one response yet that seems to show any compassion for this person. It could be mainly performative because it was posted on social media - I don't know. I'm betting you really don't know either. You most likely don't know this person at all. This does remind me of a few people I know and they actually feel the exact same way but aren't posting their fears for all to see. I want to err more on the side of compassion. My God did by sending his Son Jesus Christ to pay for my sins. Jesus would show great compassion to people and then say to go sin no more. He did that practically to everyone except the Pharisees - who showed no compassion at all.

Clown World just hit Trader Joe’s and it’s even more pathetic than it sounds. This gender-confused white leftist with the nose ring sits in the parking lot whining that he can’t go inside because there are “too many white people” and he feels out of place. Bro… have you looked in the mirror? You ARE white. The only thing out of place here is the years of woke brainwashing that turned you into a self-hating professional victim. Here’s what that mental illness actually looks like:

@petespetes @CollinRugg Not exactly. NDP has substantial numbers of seats in a majority of Canadian provinces and a handful in the national parliament. In the US no Green candidate has ever held office in Congress and fewer than 10 have ever held seats in state legislatures all time. (per Grok)

@CollinRugg Bruh this is "Canada arguing over the issues" as much as the US Green Party leadership debates represent US voters.

NEW: Far-left Canadians start arguing over "Equity Cards" at the 2026 NDP Leadership Convention. Woman 1: I was standing here with my gender equity card before you called on the previous speaker. That's my point of privilege... Woman 2: I want everyone to be mindful that these cards for individuals like myself who identify as a black woman have no value outside of this space. Good to see Canada arguing over the issues that matter. Video: @AmazingZoltan