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Eleven Police officers, mostly men broke into her house to arrest her while she was naked in the bath
But… Why?
Because she sent a text message that contained the word 'faggot'
Britain 🇬🇧 is beyond Orwellian at this point
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Britain is putting a woman on trial next week for praying silently inside her own head.
If you still had any doubts about how much of a joke modern Britain has become.
In 2022, Isabel Vaughan-Spruce stood on a public street near a clinic and prayed silently. West Midlands Police arrested her after she said she “might be praying in my head” outside a CLOSED Birmingham clinic.
They sent 6 officers weeks later and told her on camera the prayer itself was the offence.
Prosecutors brought no evidence the first time and dropped the second. West Midlands Police ended up paying her £13,000.
Parliament answered by banning “influencing” anyone within 150 metres of a clinic and charging her first case under the new law.
VP JD Vance at the Munich conference last year said free speech is in retreat in reference to these silent prayer cases.
Trial starts October 6.
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The best way to make liberals understand the implications of mass immigration is… let them house a few illegal immigrants themselves, care for them, feed them and service their needs
A thread on Illegal Mass Immigration 👇
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EVERY DOLLAR PRINTED IS A DOLLAR STOLEN FROM THE COLLECTIVE PURCHASING POWER
SAVING CONSTANTLY INFLATED DOLLARS IS LIKE HOLDING MELTING ICE CUBES
Neel Kashkari once said…
“There’s an infinite amount of cash at the Federal Reserve”
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Ray Dalio just said the quiet part out loud.
"If you devalue the money, it makes everything appear to be going up."
The stock market boom is a lie…
What we're really witnessing is the death of the Dollar, not economic growth.
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Please deport the lying scumbag Ilhan Omar back to her home country Somalia 🇸🇴 which she loves
2002: Ilhan Omar marries husband one in a mosque. They have two kids in that marriage. They "split" in 2008.
2009: she legally marries husband two in a Christian church. No mosque would do it because apparently the muslim community knew him as her brother.
While married to him, she has her third child with husband one and files joint tax returns with husband one in 2014 and 2015.
A former friend says she told the community she needed papers so her brother could go to school.
2017: she divorces the husband/brother and remarries husband one a month later.
Sounds like fraud to me. #kalshipartner
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@ThaisEscufon is spot on 🎯
Mass Immigration Without Assimilation is Suicide
France 🇫🇷 is in a civilizational self-sabotage
Macron has lost control of France completely
WEAK LEADERS CREATE HARD TIMES
American an European friends,
I’m so ashamed, but you need to see what France has become.
Don’t make the same mistakes we did.
The only peaceful solution is to send them back to their countries of origin they love so much.
We cannot coexist. It will be them, or us.
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France is the clearest European case of the pattern: the children and grandchildren of migrants from Muslim-majority countries are, on average, more religiously assertive and more likely to support or join Islamist violence than the first generation that arrived.
First-generation arrivals from Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, and Turkey largely came for work or to escape poverty and civil conflict. Many kept a quieter, culturally inherited Islam and accepted the practical bargain of the host society. Their French-born children and grandchildren have not followed that path. Large shares grow up in segregated banlieues, leave school with weak labor-market prospects, and encounter a religious offer—Salafi networks, online preachers, prison recruitment—that treats French secularism as the enemy. Survey work (IFOP, CNRS, Pew) repeatedly finds higher mosque attendance, stronger support for sharia elements, and greater sympathy for jihadist causes among younger cohorts than among their parents. The terrorism record matches the surveys. The perpetrators of the 2015 Charlie Hebdo and Bataclan attacks, the 2016 Nice truck attack, the teacher beheadings, and most foiled plots since have been French citizens or long-term residents of North African or sub-Saharan origin, typically second generation. Foreign fighters who left for Syria and Iraq were disproportionately French-born, not recent arrivals.
The mechanism is not mysterious. The first generation compared France with the places they left and often judged it an improvement. The second and third compare it with an idealized ummah and with the promises of equal citizenship that the banlieues never delivered. Identity politics and religious entrepreneurs fill the gap. The result is a durable minority that rejects the republican settlement their grandparents tacitly accepted, concentrated in specific districts, and capable of producing both routine disorder and periodic mass-casualty attacks. France has already paid for the difference in generations; other European countries with the same demographic profile are watching the same curve.
Clip: @visegrad24
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Elon Musk: "We don't want German culture, French culture, Korean culture, Japanese culture, or American culture to disappear… or any culture anywhere."
MASS IMMIGRATION WITHOUT ASSIMILATION IS BAD FOR THE HOST COUNTRY & ITS FUTURE
ELON CLIPS
American an European friends,
I’m so ashamed, but you need to see what France has become.
Don’t make the same mistakes we did.
The only peaceful solution is to send them back to their countries of origin they love so much.
We cannot coexist. It will be them, or us.
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France is the clearest European case of the pattern: the children and grandchildren of migrants from Muslim-majority countries are, on average, more religiously assertive and more likely to support or join Islamist violence than the first generation that arrived.
First-generation arrivals from Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, and Turkey largely came for work or to escape poverty and civil conflict. Many kept a quieter, culturally inherited Islam and accepted the practical bargain of the host society. Their French-born children and grandchildren have not followed that path. Large shares grow up in segregated banlieues, leave school with weak labor-market prospects, and encounter a religious offer—Salafi networks, online preachers, prison recruitment—that treats French secularism as the enemy. Survey work (IFOP, CNRS, Pew) repeatedly finds higher mosque attendance, stronger support for sharia elements, and greater sympathy for jihadist causes among younger cohorts than among their parents. The terrorism record matches the surveys. The perpetrators of the 2015 Charlie Hebdo and Bataclan attacks, the 2016 Nice truck attack, the teacher beheadings, and most foiled plots since have been French citizens or long-term residents of North African or sub-Saharan origin, typically second generation. Foreign fighters who left for Syria and Iraq were disproportionately French-born, not recent arrivals.
The mechanism is not mysterious. The first generation compared France with the places they left and often judged it an improvement. The second and third compare it with an idealized ummah and with the promises of equal citizenship that the banlieues never delivered. Identity politics and religious entrepreneurs fill the gap. The result is a durable minority that rejects the republican settlement their grandparents tacitly accepted, concentrated in specific districts, and capable of producing both routine disorder and periodic mass-casualty attacks. France has already paid for the difference in generations; other European countries with the same demographic profile are watching the same curve.
Clip: @visegrad24
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Must watch clip. Save and bookmark for when Democrats complain now about the plight of migrants under Trump.
There were VERY FEW segments done by the MSM during the Biden years on the atrocities happening at and around the border. In fact, this may be the only in depth segment that CNN did on it during those years.
Mass death of migrants caused by Biden's "empathetic" policies. Deaths along both sides of the border, deaths in holding facilities, deaths in the river, bodies washing up, bodies being found everywhere. It was a humanitarian crisis. And yet this may be the only clip in four years CNN did on the horrors that were happening.
This is a tiny glimpse into the pain and suffering that Democrat immigration policies cause. It also says nothing about the historic levels of child trafficking that Biden's policies enabled.
Notice how in the rare instance CNN covered it, the clip never mentioned the Biden Administration or its policies. They never tied it back to the administration. Imagine how CNN would have covered this if it were happening under Trump. CNN literally had people waiting for algae to grow in the Reflecting pool so they could report on it.
CNN hosts like Jake Tapper, Brian Stelter, and Anderson Cooper strangely didn't ever feel the need to cover these atrocities happening at the border during the Biden years. They spent two years on the Russia hoax and just spent a year on the Epstein hoax, but in four years of Biden, they apparently didn't feel the need to ask any Democrat politicians about this.
They will now though be all over the next story of a migrant being made to feel uncomfortable by the Trump Administration.
When you see a Democrat now pretending to care about migrants, remember that they didn't say one single word about four years of this.
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Isn’t this why you hate ICE so much?
Isn’t this why you oppose Save America Act?
When you call illegal aliens innocent… you’re lying
Our immigration enforcement system is simply broken.
The deportation of children and innocent families is inhumane and unacceptable. No small child should face a judge without an attorney.
It’s time to abolish ICE.
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Feminism didn’t liberate women—it devoured their happiness and orphaned them.
Feminism was a huge psyop they pushed to get the other 50% (women) taxed… and that proved to be the greatest contributor to population decline, decimation of families and raising children
It sold the lie that marriage was a cage, motherhood a burden, and men the enemy, all while promising that career ladders, casual sex, and “self-love” would fill the void. Women were told to delay family until “the right time,” to reject any partner who couldn’t match their corporate title or ideological checklist, to view commitment as submission. The result is the female loneliness epidemic we see today: record numbers of educated, high-earning women in their 30s and 40s who are single, childless, and quietly miserable, flooding therapy offices and dating apps with the same refrain—“Where are all the good men?”
The data is merciless. Female happiness has declined since the 1970s despite every legal, economic, and social victory feminism demanded. Birth rates are collapsing, marriages are postponed or abandoned, and the very independence once celebrated now leaves women staring down decades of solitude while their biology and emotional wiring scream for the very things they were taught to despise. Feminism didn’t break the patriarchy; it broke the pair bond. It replaced lifelong partnership with transactional sex and situationships, then acted shocked when men stopped playing along and women ended up alone.
This wasn’t an accident. It was the logical endpoint of an ideology that elevated individual autonomy above human connection. The female loneliness epidemic is not a bug—it’s the feature. And no amount of “you go girl” slogans or corporate girl-boss conferences can fill the homes, the arms, or the futures that feminism convinced women to burn down in the name of progress.
The fact is only 1/5 working mothers wants the full time job the economy now requires.
When Pew asked, 60% said part time would be ideal and 19% said not working at all.
Before the shift, in 1967, 49% of American mothers stayed home with their kids. After 1999, that share was down to 23%, and it has barely moved since.
By 2025, the BLS had 73.9% of mothers with children under 18 in the labor force, including 68% whose youngest was not yet 6.
And to make things worse, a median home that took under 3 years of household income in 1965 required 5.3 years by 2024.
So basically, the second paycheck got written into the mortgage and the daycare bill.
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BE LIKE EL SALVADOR 🇸🇻, NOT LIKE FRANCE 🇫🇷
France is choosing decline.
El Salvador chose law & order.
For years, French elites treated borders as a moral failure and assimilation as optional.
The result is predictable: parallel societies, no-go districts, recurring riots, knife attacks, and a homicide and sexual-assault problem concentrated in the same post-1960s immigrant cohorts that official rhetoric insists are indistinguishable from the native population. Empathy without reciprocity does not produce gratitude. It produces clients, then claimants, then predators who correctly read the state’s hesitation as permission.
@nayibbukele ran the opposite experiment.
El Salvador was the world’s murder capital, run by MS-13 and Barrio 18. He locked up the gangs by the tens of thousands, suspended the usual procedural theater, and kept them there. The homicide rate collapsed. Streets that belonged to extortion rackets reopened. Tourism and investment followed the bodies that stopped appearing. The same international voices that scold France for “Islamophobia” called this fascism. Salvadorans, who actually live with the results, re-elected him in a landslide.
The difference is not resources or climate. It is the refusal to pretend that rapid, unselected mass immigration plus cultural non-assimilation is compatible with low crime. France still performs the ritual of suicidal empathy—more admissions, lighter sentences, speeches about root causes—while its own citizens rearrange their lives around the risk. El Salvador treated violent offenders as the problem and removed them.
One country is managing managed decay. The other got its country back. Choose wisely.
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Here’s a previous thread on failing Britain & Europe
John Cleese didn’t invent a controversy. He named the double standard everyone can see and no one in power wants to admit.
You can mock British manners, British history, British Christmas, and British girls. That’s called progress. Point out that some imported practices—child marriage, stoning, ritual slaughter that would be illegal if a farmer did it, wife-beating justified as culture, shadow courts—are incompatible with the country that took people in, and suddenly you are the problem. That inversion is the story.
Mass, unselective immigration didn’t “enrich” the West in the way the slogan promised. It tested whether a civilization still believed it had the right to remain itself. Too often the answer was no. Towns learned the hard way that integration is not automatic. Trust fell. Parallel rules appeared. Girls were treated as prey while officials worried more about headlines than victims. Neighborhoods became places natives quietly stopped going after dark. The people who built the hospitals, the courts, and the welfare state were told their discomfort was bigotry. The people arriving were rarely asked to meet the standard that made the place worth arriving in.
Open borders are not kindness. They are a refusal to choose. A country that cannot say who may enter cannot protect the people already inside it. Selection is not cruelty. It is how every functioning society has ever survived: take those who want the country as it is, not those who want to overwrite it. Volume without standards does not produce a new Britain, Sweden, or France. It produces two countries occupying the same postcode, one of which is still expected to apologize.
Secure borders are not walls against humanity. They are the difference between a nation and a waiting room. They keep out the criminals, the predators, and the ideologues who treat the host population as raw material. They give the law a chance to mean something at the frontier instead of after the damage is done. Civilizations that forget this do not become more moral. They become easier to loot.
Call it Anglophobia if you like. The accurate word is surrender. A culture that will not defend its own daughters, its own streets, and its own rules has already decided it does not deserve to keep them.
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MOST OF THE H1-B BODYSHOPS STOPPED SHOPPING CHEAP BODIES FOR US EMPLOYMENT AFTER $100,000 H1-B VISA FEE
After the $100,000 H-1B fee:
Infosys: 8,886 -> 759 (-91%)
TCS: 5,955 -> 284 (-95%)
HCL: 3,855 -> 387 (-90%)
IBM: 2,855 -> 126 (-96%)
Accenture: 1,324 -> 79 (-94%)
Tech Mahindra: 1,027 -> 43 (-96%)
Wipro: 985 -> 112 (-89%)
Cognizant -> 0 (-100%)
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Is Trump gonna recover from his lowest approval ratings before midterms for any President since 1990
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IF WE CAN PREVENT WWIII OUR GLOBAL ECONOMY WILL BE AT LEAST 10x THE CURRENT SIZE IN A DECADE AND WE WILL HAVE A BASE ON THE MOON FOR SURE
In a world teetering between unprecedented technological promise and existential risk, preventing World War III stands as humanity’s single most important mission for the coming century. Avoiding global conflict isn’t merely about survival—it is the prerequisite that unlocks every other ambition. Without it, the breakthroughs in energy, AI, and space travel that could lift billions out of poverty and expand our presence beyond Earth remain perpetually out of reach, held hostage by the ever-present shadow of catastrophic war.
Elon Musk captures this stark reality with characteristic clarity: barring World War III, he expects the global economy to grow more than tenfold within a decade, a transformation he calls a “fairly comfortable prediction.” In that same peaceful trajectory, he envisions a permanent human base on the Moon becoming reality. The message is both sobering and exhilarating—our greatest constraint is not technology or resources, but whether we can summon the wisdom to keep the peace long enough for progress to compound.
A thread on wars 👇
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Sylvester Stallone Goes Off on the U.S. Engaging in Endless Foreign Wars
“Now I realize all war is futile. It's stupid. It's a mechanism to make tons of money for the War Department and its manufacturers.”
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@KimIversenShow is spot on 🎯
Stop believing what they show you on the media and start thinking for yourself
Most wars and regime changes were based on completely fabricated lies and misinformation
Kim Iversen 🇺🇸
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THE FUTURE OF MANUFACTURING LOOKS EXTREMELY OPTIMISTIC WITH OPTIMUS ROBOTS DOING THE HEAVY-LIFTING, WHILE CONSTANTLY UPGRADING THEMSELVES LIKE IN THE MOVIE MATRIX
Elon Musk (in a future Tesla earnings call):
“This quarter our automotive gross margins hit a new record.
The team has seen major improvements to our margins because Tesla Optimus robots are now building the cars. We’ve got thousands of Optimus units deep in the production lines at Fremont, Texas, and Shanghai. They’re doing high-precision, repetitive, and increasingly complex tasks - and they’re doing them better and cheaper than we ever could with just human labor. Optimus doesn't sleep. It doesn't get bored. They don’t call in sick. They execute with consistency. Scrap rates are down sharply. Cycle times are improving week over week.
This is the beginning of the exponential phase of the S-curve.
With AI training and fleet learning, every improvement propagates instantly across the entire Optimus factory fleet. This is like having a manufacturing workforce that gets smarter every single day. This changes the economics of everything. Lower costs. Higher quality. More affordable Teslas for customers. And it’s only going to get better - much better - as we scale Optimus production aggressively.
Huge thanks to the incredible Optimus and manufacturing teams.
This was an incredible quarter."
A humanoid is a capital good on a scale that changes the constraint. It lengthens production and raises what labor and land can turn out, which is the abundance Elon is pointing at.
A person supplies about 2,000 hours a year. A robot on a 168 hour week supplies about 8,700. His floor of 1 billion within 10 years, priced in the low 10,000s, equals about 4 billion full time equivalents against a world labor force of 3.5 billion.
The 10 billion at 15 years is an order of magnitude past that.
Robots building robots still require saving, because energy, materials, and machines have to be bid into that line.
Expected abundance holds for ordinary wants which is what matters for people as consumers. Housing, food, care, and routine medicine get repriced toward energy and materials until a household’s budget stops being what limits them.
An owner running 100s or 1,000s of agents earns the return on that capital stock, which is also how universal high income shows up as purchasing power.
Money prices remain the way to allocate whatever is still scarce, that is energy, locations, raw materials. At least in the short term.
Energy is the binding input, and settling more than one planet adds land, minerals, and generation beyond a single world.
TLDR: (1) More energy. (2) Multiplanetary doesn’t hurt.
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EDUCATION, POVERTY, PHYSICAL AND MENTAL WELLBEING ARE DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL
Poverty & stress correlate strongly with obesity and diabetes, as low income families rely on cheap, calorie-dense processed foods amid food deserts in low-income neighborhoods.
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The highest obesity rates in the US are in West Virginia, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, and Arkansas.
The CDC puts West Virginia at 41% and Mississippi at 40%.
Those states are poorer, more rural, and have fewer college graduates.
Daily activity is low, most trips are by car, and cheap calories are everywhere.
The same counties lead the country in diabetes.
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