Randall 🇺🇸 @RandaIIdavid

Good morning. Sunday morning. 🤡🌎 only those who disobeyed survived 2 Corinthians 4 Joined June 2009

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AJAC @AJA_Cortes

3 days ago

Bleak. If you don't raise your children to aspire to be parents, they won't It's a mistaken assumption to assume they'll come around to it. The future belongs to those who believe in their bloodline

Awful Announcing @awfulannouncing

3 days ago

"My two are in their 40s, they're not going to have kids. I won't go into one of them. That's not gonna happen. So the line is burnt. It's burnt. It just burned down" - Keith Hernandez

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Randall 🇺🇸 @RandaIIdavid

3 days ago

@_jburden @HambrickScott

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Logan Hall @loganclarkhall

3 days ago

Every time I see this chart it’s so radicalizing. What our leaders have done to our glorious and beautiful Midwest is criminal neglect at best or treason at worst.

Ohio used to be the most affluent region in America. In 1949, 4 of America’s 7 richest metro areas were in Ohio; Cleveland, Toledo, Dayton, Akron, every one out-earning New York and San Francisco. 6 of the top 15 richest metros were in Ohio, more than any other state;

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Auron MacIntyre @AuronMacintyre

4 days ago

Remember, Gen Z is spoiled with silver spoons in their mouths They should go to war in Cuba and Iran while foreigners conquer our homeland with the help of corporations

Cowtown Caller @CowtownCaller

5 days ago

244 JP Morgan workers just laid off in Plano LCA files show it applied for H-1B workers in Plano in March 25k H-1B beneficiaries approved for JP Morgan over the last 10 fiscal years, across the US JP Morgan has benefited from billions in federal contracts since 2020

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Randall 🇺🇸 @RandaIIdavid

4 days ago

@AuronMacintyre safe and effective (tm)

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Randall 🇺🇸 @RandaIIdavid

4 days ago

@BackwoodsBelief there's a podcast?

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John Moody 🇺🇬 @resisfertile

5 days ago

If you assiduously followed the USDA and FDA's advice and recommendations, And generally did the exact opposite of all they said and told folks to do and eat, You would most likely end up in the top 5-10% of healthy individuals in the US.

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Will Tanner @Will_Tanner_1

6 days ago

Much talk of Anglo-Saxons recently It is worth remembering that the culture that led to America’s settlement was the Anglo-Norman fusion, which combined the virtues of the Saxons and Norman’s while minimizing the vices of both The Anglo Saxons, after all, had been conquered because the became gradually more indolent after their initial conquest of the Britons. Carlyle’s line is that they were belching in their mead halls in potbellied equanimity by the time the Normans showed up, and that is why they were conquered. A bit overstated perhaps, but directionally correct: unlike their ancestors, they were t really interested in great and explosive external conquest, nor in imposing themselves upon those outside their island home who perhaps they could have conquered. They were content on their farms and in their halls, far more content than any pre-War Between the States Southern Americans were with a modest patrimony Then came the Normans. They brought with them that dreaded yoke, it is true, but also a renewed civilizational vigor. Unlike the Angles and Saxons, the Norman’s were never content. They were, instead, always expanding and always thinking of the next great conquest. Richard conquering Cyprus while on his way to fight a different campaign in the Holy Land is one such example. The conquering of Sicily and Italy by small bands of intrepid Normans is another Their great sin was that they had trouble focusing on good rule for the long term rather than just conquering and expanding. While the Anglo was too settled, the Norman was too restless The next half millennium of English history saw the fusion of the two into a Anglo-Norman culture. Hierarchical, but with room for great men to rise. Ruled and led by great knights, but stiffened by a martial yeomanry. Dominated by manorial estates, but which became family heirlooms invested in across generations instead of just tools of ruthless extraction, and on which jones that kept the gentry and nobility rooted to the soil sat. An elite that loved those lands and what developed in their island home, particularly after the rise of the Anglican Church, but which also looked with an eye toward external expansion Such is what arrived in America, as that outward look and new culture had formed by the late Middle Ages and Tudor period. As the Tidewater was settled, it became the mindset of the ruling elite, whether they had any Norman blood (as the Lees, Wormeleys, and Corbins did) or not. As a result, we decelerated from the start with that mixture of rootedness and expansion, estates and yeomanry, martial vigor and long term stewardship firmly in hand. The American Cavaliers of myth and reality epitomized this Both Anglo and Norman were needed to settle America, particularly as it was settled in the South. The North, particularly New England, had more Leveller tendencies and hated the Normans, the South, particularly Virginia, did not. Lee, when a young officer stationed in St Louis, was delighted to study his Norman ancestry, for example It is thanks to that culture that we have the unique American spirit that shows itself in haughtiness, unruliness, and ruthless acquisitiveness mixed also with a sense of duty and noblesse oblige. That restless expansion and love of place. Both are part of us, and we show it, as the Founders who built and shaped America came from that culture and its results

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RAW EGG NATIONALIST @Babygravy9

a week ago

Honestly, this is one of the biggest trvkes posted on this site. Technology really has made us all gay now.

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Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump

12 years ago

Happy 4th of July to everyone, including the haters and losers!

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Auron MacIntyre @AuronMacintyre

a week ago

John Glubb explains how affluence destroys great empires

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Will Tanner @Will_Tanner_1

a week ago

“your punishment for having a knife when they searched you would be very different from the thief's. For him to have a knife was mere misbehavior, tradition, he didn't know any better. But for you to have one was terrorism.” -Alexandr Solzhenitsyn, The Gulag Archipelago

RAW EGG NATIONALIST @Babygravy9

a week ago

The full video is even worse.

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Pub @PubWanghaf

a week ago

“Do you guys remember Peanut? Peanut the squirrel. And they killed him. Killed him like a dog. That’s who these people are. We can’t ever forget that.”

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C.Jay Engel 🌲 @contramordor

a week ago

The thing about the Great Replacement, which everyone now notices, is that it was built on the back of Camus’ Little Replacement, which very few know about. The Little Replacement is the transformation of all the subtleties of organic culture into the mass culture of the late 20th century. Technology, loosening dress standards, changes in linguistic integrity, the liquidation of the Englishness (and Frenchness, etc) of modes of behavior and social norms. All these were abandoned before the coming of the final replacement, the replacement of the People themselves.

James Lucas @JamesLucasIT

a week ago

This is what London looked like in the 1970s

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Randall 🇺🇸 @RandaIIdavid

a week ago

@WKBW Patriot

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Randall 🇺🇸 @RandaIIdavid

a week ago

@bendellwerry "I can only become a citizen if I make a conscious decision. Hopefully, I am sincere enough when I do."

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Will Tanner @Will_Tanner_1

2 weeks ago

One of the reasons why the British had to give up Hong Kong in '97 rather than try to hold on to it is that so many mainlanders had poured onto the island and had children there who were birthright citizens and could thus pressure the British on behalf of the PRC, to which they remained loyal, while also exerting economic and demographic pressure The Hong Kongers called them Locusts Thus were elections swayed ot mainlander-friendly candidates, and the island filled with locusts loyal to the regime in Peking rather than the crown Their presence helped make continued British presence and rule untenable Below is a poster from Hong Kong warning of the presence of migrants

Antipodean Empire 🇦🇺 @AntipodeEmpire

2 weeks ago

#OTD in 1997: British rule ended in Hong Kong 🇬🇧

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C.Jay Engel 🌲 @contramordor

a week ago

This is why they are cheering the birthright citizenship decision: it's all about replacement migration, as a vehicle for civilizational replacement. You cannot separate the people from the culture. This is the great myth of postwar liberalism.