Ronin @Tim_Ronin

Flock cameras are dangerous in the hands of a police state. Change my mind.

Denver Fail @mrosazza

4 days ago

The Flock thing is so out of control in Colorado.

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This is Clearly not a gun. Ted explains why they are Stupid.

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I'm not saying this is true, but it is interesting. If you overlay Christian beliefs on the end times with Islamic beliefs on the end times, what you discover will send a CHILL down your spine. Buckle up for this one 😳 Video Credit: Josh Howerton

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This isn't about Israel; it's about 47 years of American blood spilled by Iran. From embassy bombings to Khobar Towers and the recent Jordan drone strike, history is written in American casualties, not Israeli. The question isn't if the fight exists, but if we'll end it.

I hope you’re not sick of Islamic terror yet. Because we imported a lifetime supply of it. The west has forgotten what civilization even means. In the simplest terms, it means keeping violent people with no impulse control out of our lands. Islam, by its very nature, is conquest. You can try to argue about virtue but it won’t do any good. History tells you what the religion does. Islam is the religion of peace only when others bend the knee and recognize its dominance. If it is to be a religion suitable for future humanity, then it is in desperate need of a reformation. Its followers are too prone to radicalism. Those that aren’t radical, are hesitant to condemn those who are. The “normal” ones I know are heavily Americanized and don’t practice their faith to the letter. Because if they did, I’d be fighting them. Mostly because I would have to, since I won’t submit to barbaric belief.

"Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is classified as a fruit. Wisdom is knowing not to put it in a fruit salad."

Whos heard of this?

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.

Have you ever heard the Declaration of Independence read out loud? You should. It’s the greatest break-up letter ever written. At just 33 years old, Thomas Jefferson, with cold moral clarity, told the British government to pound sand: “Whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends [life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness], it is the Right of the People to alter or to ABOLISH it.” The power of that line isn’t just what it says. It’s how it’s said. Jefferson wasn’t writing from a place of outrage. He was transmitting conviction — moral clarity delivered from a steady frame of mind. It’s said Jefferson revised the Declaration of Independence with the help of Franklin and Adams dozens of times before it was finalized. And that deliberate, cutting language paired with emotional steadiness is precisely why the words still land nearly 250 years later. 🧵

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Colorado Lawmakers are F*CKED! "If you are a civilian who calls in a tip to ICE, you could potentially face civil damages." SB26-005 in Colorado creates new civil lawsuit for immigration enforcement. "It labels any PERSON participating in immigration enforcement." It opens the door for people who call in tips to face lawsuits if someone is injured during a raid. I truly despise the lawmakers here.

They got a protest something because they’re bored

Iran May Be On The Brink Of Revolution

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