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@grok @PeterAPatriot @ThrillaRilla369 @grok can you sort this by race and age groups- under 10; 11-15; and 16-19? Also indicate if possible whether those deaths were accidental in the home or connected to other crimes in progress.

Paper ballots are the smartest, safest way to ensure your vote is secure against attacks by foreign actors. Russia can’t hack a piece of paper like they can a computer. We introduced the Secure Elections Act to ensure our elections are safeguarded. We must be ready.

There's an old joke about a policeman stopping a drunk who is searching for his lost car keys under a streetlamp. He dropped them somewhere two blocks away, but the light is better over here. Fighting marxism with superpacs, NGOs, and social media is a great way to lose slowly. Why? Because the real war is upstream. The real war is fought in the culture. People show up to politics, show up to the voting booth, show up to social media, with their opinions already formed by the shows they grew up watching, and the books they grew up reading. The culture war for the mind of young Elon Musk was not won by a hundred million dollar superpac — it was won by a twelve-dollar Heinlein novel. Because of that victory, the tech right understands the value of rockets. But it has yet to fully grasp the value of Heinleins. Big Tech stood by silently while the "Big Five" Manhattan-based publishing industry withered on the vine and its corpse was skinsuited by marxists. And now, decades later, they are trying to build AI and go to space, while scratching their heads wondering why no one outside El Segundo and the Bay Area seems to understand their vision of the future, and just wants to steal all their stuff to pay for more Pepsi and Doritos. You can stare all day and the rock-bottom awful marxist DEI slop that emerges from Hollywood and Manhattan these days and think that there's no way the left can win with this garbage. But armchair warriors discuss tactics, while professional soldiers study logistics and supply. No matter how bad woke media becomes, creating an alternative still costs money. If a right-wing author has to self-publish, pay for his own cover artist, and market his own novels, while some lefty MFA from Bryn Mawr can pen a novel about having a lesbian affair with her professor's wife, and get a six figure "fellowship" for selling a few copies, and I wish I was making that up, then what this means is that left wing art is effectively free, or negative cost, to make. Currently, the culture war is being fought on behalf of the right by broke middle class writers and artists, who have to fund themselves, bootstrap style, while their enemies own all the institutions and distribution networks. It doesn't matter how poor your enemies' tactics are, if your soldiers have to buy their own uniforms and rifles. When they lose, and they will unless the Tech Right starts helping, then the marxists are going to throw you in prison and take all your shit. Don't want that to happen? Fine. Then you have to actually become a conservative, instead of just playing one on social media because you don't wanna pay more taxes. You have to actually believe in the cause and contribute to the fight. And it starts with art, culture, and stories.

Mike Solana @micsolana

4 days ago

for anyone in tech with money: the annual percentage they want to take from you each year via asset seizure is what you should be plowing into super pacs, NGOs, and media influencers right now to beat back marxism. the hour's late, and nobody else is coming to save you.

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It’s honestly magnificent that this wonderful Japanese gentleman has decided to spend his time reminding us of who we are. Thank you, @japan_nobunaga

NOBUNAGA🇯🇵🏯_夏樹蒼依 @japan_nobunaga

2 days ago

In America I got lost and pulled over next to a field where small children were playing baseball very, very badly. I intended to check my map. I stayed two hours. I could not leave. I need you to understand that I tried. The children were perhaps eight years old. They played

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Bernie. Bernie, Bernie, Bernie. Let me get this straight, because I want to make sure I am reading your economics homework correctly, and I did not eat a bowl of alphabet soup this morning so bear with me. You just listed UnitedHealth's $5.48 billion quarterly profit as proof of corporate greed. Cute. Except that profit happened WHILE the Affordable Care Act — the law that guarantees these insurers a captive, subsidized, taxpayer-fed customer base — has been the law of the land for fifteen years. You are not exposing corporate greed, Senator. You are reading me the receipt for your own bill. The ACA did not shrink the insurance industry. It turned it into a government-guaranteed cash cow, and now you are shocked, SHOCKED, that the cow got fat. Eats soup with a fork, this one. And here is the part that should really sting. Your own party just finished a 43-day shutdown demanding MORE money be poured into that exact system, because the temporary COVID subsidies YOUR PARTY wrote into the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 and the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 — zero Republican votes on either bill, by the way — expired right on schedule, exactly as YOU designed them to. Not a single Republican voted to end those subsidies. You did. Then you shut down the government to admit, out loud, on the record, that a law literally named the AFFORDABLE Care Act cannot survive without emergency pandemic cash. That is not an insult from me. That is a confession from you. So now the solution is Medicare for All. Naturally. Because when a fifteen-year-old government program made the insurance companies richer, the answer is obviously MORE government program, just bigger. If ignorance is bliss you must be the happiest man in the Senate. Independent estimates put full single-payer implementation at somewhere between forty and sixty percent of the ENTIRE federal budget. Forty to sixty percent, Senator. Larger than Social Security. Larger than defense. You want me to hand over half the country's checkbook to the same apparatus that just admitted its last healthcare experiment doesn't work without a subsidy IV drip. Let's talk about who's asking. You have served in the United States government for something like forty years between the House and Senate, and by my count the bills you personally got across the finish line as lead sponsor could be counted on one hand, mostly involving the naming of federal buildings. Somewhere out there is a tree tirelessly producing oxygen for you, Senator, and it owes itself an apology for the return on investment. This is also the same man who, as a young idealist, tried out communal living on a hippie commune and did not exactly stick around long enough to collect a pension from it. Now you want the reins to fifty percent of the national budget. I keep hearing "tax the rich" out of a man worth several million dollars who charters private jets on his "Fighting Oligarchy" tour because, in his own words, he isn't waiting in line at United with the rest of us peasants. Bless your heart. That is rich even by Congressional standards. Couldn't pour water out of a boot with instructions on the heel, but sure, hand him the checkbook. And before you tell me capitalism failed and it's finally socialism's turn — how's that working out for your ideological younger brother in New York? Zohran Mamdani just announced a THIRTY MILLION DOLLAR government grocery store in a city his own comptroller says is worse than broke. Kansas City tried this. Erie, Kansas tried this. That is not a hunch, Senator, that is a lab result, and I am a science teacher, so let me walk you through the peer review. An experiment only counts as science if it has been REPLICATED. Not run once. Run again. And again. Under different conditions, different continents, different decades, different "well THIS time we'll do it right" true believers standing at the podium. So let's replicate it together, shall we, because apparently nobody handed you the lab notes. Trial one: the USSR, 1920s and 1930s. Stalin seized the farms, collectivized the kulaks, and centrally planned the harvest. Result: the Holodomor, a man-made famine in Ukraine that starved somewhere between five and ten million people to death while grain was actively being EXPORTED past their starving bodies. That is not a rounding error. That is a control group that died. Trial two: Cuba, 1959 onward. Castro nationalized every business, every farm, every bank on the island. Sugar production, once the envy of the hemisphere, collapsed. The economy shrank thirty-five percent in a single decade when the Soviet training wheels came off. Extreme poverty today sits near eighty-eight percent. Same experiment. Same result. Trial three: Venezuela, sitting on some of the largest oil reserves on the PLANET, nationalized its oil industry and ran the socialist playbook to the letter. Production collapsed from three and a half million barrels a day to under one million. Hyperinflation peaked past sixty-three THOUSAND percent. Nine million people fled. You cannot bribe your way out of the results with oil money. We tried. It's in the data. Trial four, and this one should make every teacher in America wince: China's Great Leap Forward, 1958 to 1962. Mao abolished private farming, herded peasants into communes, melted down their pots and pans for backyard steel that was too low-grade to use for anything. Somewhere between fifteen and forty-five million people starved. Some regions saw cannibalism. That is not a typo. That is what happens when central planners replace the price system with a five-year plan and a slogan. Trial five: North Korea, present day, running the same command economy with the Juche twist. Famine in the 1990s killed hundreds of thousands to over a million. Markets are technically illegal and thrive anyway in the shadows, because human beings will trade even when their government threatens to shoot them for it. Trial six is my personal favorite because it is the cleanest natural experiment in the history of economics: East versus West Germany. Same people. Same language. Same culture. Same starting point in 1945. One half got markets, one half got the Stasi and collectivized industry. East German productivity settled at roughly thirty to seventy-five percent of the West's, and the population had to build a WALL to stop its own citizens from swimming, tunneling, and hot-air-ballooning their way out. Nobody builds a wall to keep people from fleeing prosperity, Senator. Trial seven: Cambodia under the Khmer Rouge, 1975 to 1979. They abolished money entirely. No markets. No private property. Total state control, straight out of the textbook you apparently keep on your nightstand. One point seven to three million people, roughly a quarter of the country, died of starvation, overwork, and execution in FOUR YEARS. And for the extra credit column: Ethiopia's Derg collectivization, Tanzania's Ujamaa villages, Yugoslavia's market-socialism ceiling, Vietnam before it finally abandoned the model, India's decades of License Raj stagnation, and Poland and the rest of the Eastern Bloc running factories that burned three times the steel per unit of output compared to the free market next door. Every single trial, same hypothesis, same result. I have seen middle schoolers design better controlled experiments during a volcano science fair. That is not one anecdote, Bernie. That is a stack of peer-reviewed, historically documented, independently verified trials spanning four continents and a full century, and the conclusion section reads the same every time: shortages, queues, corruption, and a body count north of a hundred million people once you tally every collectivized farm, every purged kulak, and every commune that ran out of rice. If an experiment fails this many times in this many labs, a real scientist stops blaming the equipment and starts questioning the hypothesis. You, apparently, would rather run trial number eight on 340 million Americans and call it "finally getting it right." Trying to reason with some folks really is like trying to baptize a cat. Quinn's First Law of Liberalism: liberalism always generates the exact opposite of its stated intent. You want cheaper healthcare, you get record insurer profits. You want affordable food, you get a thirty-million-dollar failed grocery store. You want to fight the oligarchy, you fly private. Every single time. Set your watch by it. I keep asking Democrats this question and I never get an answer: what have YOU actually done to help people, versus just handing out someone else's money? Because handouts without a ladder out is not compassion. It is a leash. And I think deep down you know that, Senator, or you wouldn't need the private jet to get away from the people you claim to be fighting for. You're about as useful as a screen door on a submarine when it comes to actually running anything, but boy can you point fingers. You are the human version of period cramps on this topic, Bernie, and I mean that with the utmost respect for a man who has spent forty years discovering new ways to spend money he didn't earn. Has a leak in the think tank if he genuinely believes THIS is the moment socialism finally works. Unless your name is Google, Senator, you need to stop acting like you know everything about running an economy you have personally never had to run. But what do I know. I am only a medically retired Army combat medic and a science teacher who actually reads the Congressional Budget Office numbers before I open my mouth about a trillion-dollar healthcare takeover. @JoJoFromJerz @atrupar @TheYoungTurks #MAGA #Veterans #Trump

This is precisely what occurs to me whenever Trump mentions the evil of Marxism existing for 1000s of years. Haters who take him literally but not seriously just won’t get the message.

Dr Jordan B Peterson @jordanbpeterson

3 days ago

We think of this evil as Marxism. In reality, Marxism is nothing more or less than the current instantiation of a much more ancient evil: possession by the envious and hateful spirit that drove Cain to murder his brother Abel. The great book of Genesis thus portrays mankind as

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@jordanbpeterson This is precisely what occurs to me whenever Trump mentions the evil of Marxism existing for 1000s of years. Haters who take him literally but not seriously just won’t get the message.

@BarbaraJents @AinsworthKeith You have no idea. Had a different account on old Twitter which I felt compelled to delete.

pH 1.5. That is your stomach, and the only other animals down there eat things that have been dead for days. Everyone wants to argue about teeth. Teeth are on the outside, where a campaigner can point at them. The stomach is filed in a 2015 review nobody handing out leaflets has ever read. So read it. Scientists pulled gastric pH from 68 species of birds and mammals and sorted them by diet. Mean pH by group: - Obligate scavengers, the carrion specialists: 1.3 - Humans: 1.5 - Facultative scavengers: 1.8 - Generalist carnivores: 2.2 - Omnivores: 2.9 - Fish and insect eaters: 3.6 - Herbivores: 4.1 to 6.1 - Every other primate alive: 3.0 or higher pH runs on a log scale, so 1.5 against 3.0 is roughly thirty times the acidity. You are carrying an acid bath no other ape comes close to, and your only company is the vulture and the hyena, the animals built to eat the dead without dying. That filter is expensive to maintain. Evolution does not issue a scavenger's stomach to a fruit eater for a hobby. It issues it to kill what is living inside meat that would put other animals in the ground. You have the stomach of a vulture and the dietary opinions of a rabbit. Have the steak. Bring the teeth.

Mr. President @realDonaldTrump — Last night, you released documents proving the CCP stole 220 million American voter files — and that our own intelligence agencies covered it up. There's one more file that belongs in that release: Konnech. Eugene Yu — a Chinese-born man who worked for the CCP — runs election administration software across LA, San Francisco, Detroit, and two dozen of America's largest counties. He registered two Chinese company websites — yu-lian.cn and hongzhengtech.cn — using his Konnech email address. Yu-lian.cn praised "Comrade Jiang Zemin," declared the company puts "political tasks first," and bragged — in Chinese — about running both China's National People's Congress elections and Detroit's elections. Hongzhengtech.cn is partnered with China's National People's Congress, Huawei, China Telecom, China Unicom, and China Mobile — all U.S.-designated national security threats. Yu's Chinese company, Jinhua Yulian Network, was accepted into the Chinese Academy of Sciences Jinhua Science and Technology Park on January 25, 2006 — and from that point on, Konnech was financed, developed, and controlled by the CCP. Eugene Yu was arrested in 2022. The deputy prosecutor who built the case, Eric Neff, filed a legal claim stating DA George Gascón dropped it for one reason: he thought the arrest helped you politically. Neff called it potentially "the largest breach of election data in American history." Last night, you used almost those exact words describing what China did. After charges were dropped, forensic experts Nate Cain and Harry Haury — who imaged Konnech's devices for the LA DA — signed sworn affidavits confirming U.S. election worker data — Social Security numbers, bank accounts, voting machine passwords — was stored on servers in China. Former Konnech employee Grant Bradley separately swore that roughly 100 Chinese nationals developed Konnech's software in China — and that he was fired for refusing to lie to clients about it. The former General Manager of Konnech Australia, Peter McCallister, signed a sworn affidavit stating all software was developed in China by hongzhengtech.cn — owned by Eugene Yu's own brother, Lin Yu — and that Eugene's nephew, Jun Yu, personally deposited the American election data onto the server in China. McCallister also testified that Hongzheng Tech was "the main provider of election software for the CCP." On April 14, 2016, Hongzheng Tech bragged on Weibo about running election software for China's National People's Congress, Detroit, St. Louis, and Washington D.C. — simultaneously. The DCSA verified this as a national security threat and forwarded its findings to the FBI. The FBI under Biden and Wray declined to investigate. Even worse: at his bond hearing, Eugene Yu's own lawyer revealed the FBI had contacted Yu before his arrest — not to investigate him, but to help keep Konnech in business. Mr. President, you just proved the intel agencies buried CCP election interference. Konnech is the case they buried that already has an arrest, sworn witnesses, and preserved forensics. So why are we allowing the CCP to control U.S. election software today? You've asked ODNI, DOJ, FBI, and CIA to investigate the cover-up. Konnech should be first on the list. Please reopen this case. kanekoa.news/p/patel-and-bo…

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“Ladies and gentlemen, we’ve begun our initial descent for Donald J. Trump International Airport. It’s going to be a little bumpy on our arrival, so put your tray tables up and keep your seatbelt secured tightly. It’s going to be a helluva ride!” 🤣😎

@slaterradio CAC scanning is NOT a good screening test in the general population. Without symptoms or risk factors the pre test probability of CAD is too low to make the CAC scanning test results meaningful. Lindsay Graham had a burst aneurysm, which CAC would not detect.

Hello Mrs. Owens, You told millions of people that Tyler Robinson "wasn't even there." That you felt "confident stating that Tyler Robinson did not kill murder Charlie Kirk." He was on camera. Prone on the Losi rooftop at 12:22. Shot at 12:23:28. DNA on the screwdriver at 30 quintillion to one. DNA on the rifle at 1.7 octillion to one. He told his family what he did. His parents helped him surrender. He texted his roommate: "I am, I'm sorry." He engraved "Hey Fascist! Catch!" on the ammunition a month before he used it. You said police "didn't even question" Lance Twiggs. He was interviewed twice. FBI the morning after. Joint state-federal team seven months later. His own attorney. Voluntary phone surrender. You laughed when you said it. You told Shawn Ryan a shaped charge killed Charlie. That PETN was in his microphone. The medical examiner says gunshot wound. Bullet fragments were recovered from his body. A .30-06 Mauser with Robinson's DNA was found in the woods. Neither side — not prosecution, not defense — has mentioned explosives. Not once in four days. You said the shot came from below. The Losi building is above the amphitheater. You called Erika Kirk a "clinical psychopath" to an audience of millions. You said the assassination was "an occult ritual." You said Charlie was "sitting in a pentagram." You told people Israel killed him because he refused Netanyahu. You made over a hundred episodes. You built a franchise on a dead man's name. And the hardest fact of all: Tyler Robinson's own defense lawyers — the people whose entire career is on the line to get him acquitted — have refused to make a single one of your arguments. Not one. They're challenging DNA methodology. They are doing their jobs. You were doing something else entirely. Charlie Kirk changed my life. He platformed my work when nobody knew who I was. He had my back when I was doxxed. I was the ten-thousandth most important person in his world and I will never be able to repay him. So I did what I know how to do. I read every transcript. I watched every hour of testimony. I cataloged your claims and I held them up against what was said under oath. Every single one failed. I don't know why you did this. I'm not going to speculate on your motives, because that would make me exactly the kind of analyst I've spent my career refusing to be. But I know what you did. You told people confident lies about a dead man's murder, and millions of them believed you, and some of them turned that belief into threats against his widow. The trial continues. And every day of sworn testimony is another day your words get tested against reality... under oath, on the record, where it counts. I'll be here for all of it... because just as Charlie defended me, I will do what little I can to defend his legacy and @TPUSA and @MrsErikaKirk from evil.

CULTURE MATTERS! Clips of thousands of Norwegians after the football match, 'rowing' while a drum beats. Like on a Viking ship. I've seen clips like these over the past few days and they've moved me. I've cried over them. Real tears. Not because Norway beat Brazil. But because what I see in those clips is everything we've forgotten in Europe. Where we come from. Our culture. Holding on to who we are and standing up for it. It moves me because we've forgotten our tribe. Standing together. And that has meant we've allowed other 'tribes' - who share neither our view of life nor our values, and who don't appreciate our culture - to take up space, even though they aren't compatible with Europe and the Western world. I cry and I grieve, because it becomes so clear that we need to come home. Thank you to the Norwegians for making this visible by doing something as simple as gathering around what is theirs. Without apology. Tens of thousands of people rowing in rhythm to a single drum - as the Vikings they are. As the Vikings we all are, we who come from the North. This is what a people looks like when they still remember who they are. Maybe I cry because I recognize something I thought was lost. It isn't. It's just waiting for us to come home. The drum is still beating. The question is whether the rest of Europe can hear it.

Today we are celebrating America’s 250th anniversary ❤️🇺🇸 As a teen, Elon was determined to move to America. He did, and Kimbal, Tosca and I followed. Despite my American background, it took me 12 years to become an American citizen. My father, Joshua Norman Haldeman was born in Pequot Lakes, Minnesota, in 1902. My grandfather, John Elon Haldeman, was born in Richmond, Illinois, in 1871. My great grandfather, Jeremiah Haldeman was born in Wharton Furnace, Pennsylvania, in 1846. My great-great-grandfather, Elon Powers was born in Syracuse, New York, in 1803. My family is so proud to be Americans. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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Elon Musk @elonmusk

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God Bless America

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No red card. No penalty. No yellow card. No foul. No review. FREE FOLARIN BALOGUN.

In 1825, a rich Welsh industrialist bought an entire American town to prove that socialism could work. He had the money, the buildings, the theory, and hundreds of eager followers waiting to move in. Two years later, it was over. 🧵

@GlennReib @DCBL39 “I lost my job but had a golden parachute, and now I make do as best I can”😆🤣😆

The Death of Military Nobility Military history is full of men who confused status with relevance. Nothing is new under the sun. The knight believed armor, bloodline, ceremony, and inherited prestige made him permanent. Then infantrymen with pikes and archers with longbows dragged the old order into the mud and taught Europe that nobility was not the same thing as battlefield utility. The chariot had its age. So did the castle and the battleship. Every dominant form eventually meets the thing that makes it obsolete, and the people most invested in the old order always call that disruption reckless, vulgar, dangerous, or unserious right before history removes them from the center of the map. This is happening again. And in many ways. The modern military has its own aristocracy. Not hereditary titles, but credentialed titles. Joint billets. Staff tours. Fellowships. Advanced degrees. Polished bios. Carefully managed careers. People who survived every institutional checkpoint and now mistake that survival for proof they can fight. That was always the scam of aristocracies. They begin as systems for identifying excellence, then slowly become systems for protecting status. What starts as a ladder becomes a wall. What begins as recognition becomes entitlement. Eventually the ruling class forgets that rank, pedigree, and prestige only matter if they still produce victory. The battlefield has no patience for obsolete nobility. Reality does not care how many wickets you cleared. The enemy does not care who endorsed your file. War does not salute your résumé before deciding whether your formation lives or dies. Merit always returns in the most humiliating form possible for the people who tried to manage it. Sometimes it returns as a longbow, a pike, a tank, an aircraft carrier, a drone, a Napoleon. And sometimes as a generation of warfighters looking at the credentialed nobility of their own institution and asking the most dangerous question in military history: Can you actually fight?