Art @ZarkFiles

Strafing runs were invented to deal with foreign invaders.

Pro America Politics @proamericapol

a day ago

A massive immigrant caravan is heading towards the United States and growing in numbers. Their goal is to overwhelm border patrol and force themselves inside the country where they know Democrats and activist judges will be waiting with open arms to protect them. They must be

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@realMaalouf Spasmodic dancing.

I saw it yesterday morning, Adrian. @Vermeullarmine Mental vomit-inducing. You see, Democrats can obstruct federal law enforcement and be convicted of doing so (trial “Judge” Dugan). And Democrat lawyers at the FBI can falsify a FISA warrant to that secret court (Kevin Clinesmith). And plead guilty to that. Yet no real bar consequences for either Dugan or Clinesmith. Both have unencumbered bar licenses right now. But I merely write an internal letter explaining a constitutional path of investigation the Georgia Legislature could pursue and try to persuade my DOJ colleagues to sign it with me and send it out. It’s a coup plot!!! screams Ari Melber hysterically on MSNBC/NOW, influencing aligned minds at the DC Bar, even though the letter was never sent because I could not persuade others to join my letter. Attempts at persuasion by conservative Republicans are now apparently both criminal and unethical. But lying to the FISA Court and obstructing federal immigration law enforcement — actual crimes — are just fine if they’re perpetrated by Democrats. And despite the fact that the current DOJ is taking aggressive steps against the DC Bar apparatus in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia on my behalf, the DC Bar prosecutor is still acting like Inspector Javert chasing me relentlessly. Same guy who let Kevin Clinesmith off with a sweetheart deal after he pleaded guilty. Clinesmith’s license is entirely back in “good standing.” It’s literally the worst double standard I’ve ever seen. I’ve never been convicted of any crime like Dugan and I’ve never pleaded guilty to one like Clinesmith. Yet I’m being hounded for 5+ years to the ends of the earth. The only way I could get the bar prosecutor to stand down perhaps would be to make up lies about Donald Trump, which I’ll never do.

Adrian Vermeule @Vermeullarmine

a day ago

@ReutersLegal @JeffClarkUS I hope you’re sitting down when you see this

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WWIII is happening right now. Bullets have been used, but sparingly. The primary attack surface is information. The secondary attack is through illegal migration and reproduction. Weirdly, these may prove more effective than armies, bullets, and bombs. Hamas has tried to take over Israel for decades by use of force, and has failed every time. Their muslim, communist, and degenerate comrades have accomplished far more via information warfare and migration/propagation in other nations. It doesn't work in Israel because the Israelis won't allow it. They know the dangers, and they don't care if it makes them look insensitive. They defend against it. That's why Hamas and similar groups must use the grossly ineffective tactics they have been using. They have no other option. Everyone else is losing because they don't know how to defend themselves against information and military victories accomplished through births, not bullets. It's confusing. America and Europe today may as well be confronting modern tanks with rocks and arrows. A tank's armor is an effective shield against both types of weapon. The same goes for our laws, which perversely protect invaders, saboteurs, and communist propagandists. The status quo must go. We cannot win WWIII, the Information War, if we refuse to engage at the right level. If we imagine wars as only fought by soldiers in tanks, the enemy will remain invisible, and will slit every throat they find while we sleep, innocently believing that our soldiers can protect us against population explosions in Dearborn, non-citizens voting, politicians from incompatible ideologies, and unchecked violence across the nation thanks to faithless protectors in law enforcement, the judiciary, and government. If we're being led off a cliff, it's time to get out of line and deal with the asymmetric war asymmetrically. Our own institutions have been turned against us. They not only can't be trusted, they may have to be ignored.

@_sean_mcadam Quite true, but their removal does restrict how they can be used in other ways. They no longer are available to inflate the census and thus inflate the size of election districts. They can't physically be hired to sign names all day to thousands of fake registrations, etc.

Good news for election integrity: An estimated 3,000,000 illegal residents have either been deported or have left the country voluntarily. Supposedly, they weren't voting because it's illegal, but the whole point behind the election integrity movement is that illegal things are happening. The way I look at it, 3,000,000 opportunities to vote illegally have just vanished. We know that the likeliest incentive to bring illegals into the country is to commit election fraud, so their absence is likely to have a positive effect. Of course, three million is about forty million short of what the number should be, but it is also a huge number in the context of elections "won" by 11,000 votes in Arizona, or 12,000 in Georgia.

@douglas14958502 It will have to, and soon.

If people from Africa, China, and Arab countries can invade the west, can the west invade Africa, China, and Arab countries? Just asking.

@DanEastman2023 Maybe we should have left them with their camels and goats.

This is that crazy guy that drove 9 hours and showed up at my house. I immediately knew he was a danger to my life. The local police got involved. Then @__0HOUR1_ found all his insane social media posts where he was threatening other influencers and their families with serious threats. Then the FBI got involved and he was arrested within a few days. He has plead guilty and faces 5 years in prison. He hasn't been sentenced yet. Scary stuff. My first swatter who swatted my 3 times is now doing 4 years in prison. This will be the 2nd person to do major prison time for threatening me at my home and others. Nobody should have to live like this, The Left is nuts. I want to thank all law enforcement, local, and the FBI that was involved in this case. Temple Terrace man pleads guilty to threatening to kill people at media company: DOJ wfla.com/news/hillsboro…

@PeriklesGREAT No problem.

Is it even possible to clean the streets at this point? Do the French have a responsibility to clean their streets, to prevent overflow into other nations?

RadioGenoa @RadioGenoa

2 days ago

A tourist arrives in Paris and is shocked by what he sees. He wonders, almost dumbfounded, where the French have gone. In Paris, too—just as in London and elsewhere—an ethnic replacement is underway.

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@TheAndersPaul The algos I found were almost certainly introduced at the state, not county, level.

People often ask me "Who made the algorithms?" in reference to my voter roll research. I don't like to answer definitively because I don't know the answer. The best I can do is guess.If the question was "Where do you think the algorithms came from?" my answer is different. Keep in mind, the answer I provide below is based on what I have seen. It is a hypothesis to test, not a firm conclusion. At least, not yet. I think that at least some of the algorithms originated within the US government. They were used as part of a larger strategy to commit undetectable fraud in foreign elections. After success overseas, they were introduced into US elections for the same purpose. By themselves, they are not a complete solution, but part of the larger machinery of election fraud. The incentive to suppress information about the algorithms is that they weren't used exclusively in the US, which could cause problems with other countries. This is, however, a hypothesis. It is not proven. It is consistent with what I know, but other hypotheses may also be consistent depending on whether new information comes to light. It has been several years since I first published an academic paper on the subject, and to date no credible explanations have been offered. That by itself is an interesting data point.

@UriahandIngrid if you like

Hello everyone, this is a message from inside prison, from a young Iranian woman who is about to be executed. Please help me to amplify her voice before they hang her. 💔 «Remember my name, maybe I will not be able to speak again.» This is the voice of Najmeh Amini, a 23 year old accounting student, speaking from Vakilabad Prison in Mashhad. In her voice message she says: «Be my voice. I am an innocent girl, a young woman full of hopes and dreams.» Najmeh is one of the detainees of the January uprising . She spent months in detention without a verdict, denied access to a lawyer of her choice and pressured during interrogation. In August, her trial was held at the Revolutionary Court of Mashhad on charges of «assembly and collusion» and «insulting sacred values.» She said in her voice message that her death sentence was issued on September 16, 2026. In her own words: «People, I only want justice and the chance to defend myself.» And this is her dream: «Before the rope ends my life, let me see my Iran prosperous and free.» Be her voice and all of political prisoners, especially those at risk of execution. #NajmehAmini #StopExecutionsInIran

Here’s how to deport 10 million illegals in 90 days. Seize and freeze their bank accounts, tell them the government will gladly release their funds when they are confirmed on the ground in their home country. It’s that easy.

@Milajoy I will get about $1,100/mo when I am eligible, but that won't be for another few years. Never mind the amount, the illegals get the money immediately instead of waiting until they are in their sixties.

Still stingy by American standards. For instance, free napkins and condiments at any restaurant and "customer is always right" policies that favor customers. For normal working people, I found the Dutch to be the equivalent of expert torturers when it came to finding ways to either take my money or deny me the full value of whatever I paid for. Not always, but so frequent there is no comparison to America.

When I moved to the Netherlands over 20 years ago, I was impressed by how fiscally responsible the country was. I was also impressed by how stingy it was. Not that I faulted the Dutch people on that basis. American generosity is something I was so used to that I didn't notice it until I was in a country that was far less generous. The lack of generosity, as I reasoned at the time, was likely due to the Netherlands' commitment to a balanced budget. And then the "migrants" invading army of rapists and pedophiles swept across Europe, Netherlands included. Suddenly, prudent countries were giving away anything they had to people who did everything they could to show disdain for their host countries. It was like a mass surrender before waiting for the outcome of a war. It made me think of the WWII memorials found everywhere in the Netherlands. In Breda, where I lived, many memorials honor the Polish soldiers that liberated the city in the 1940's. Looking at the way things stand today, I am not surprised that the Netherlands needed liberation then, nor that the Poles saved them.

Concerned Citizen @BGatesIsaPyscho

2 days ago

🚨🇳🇱 Meanwhile in Holland Dutch person absolutely shocked to see the queue of all Muslim Women waiting to enroll their Children for FREE Daycare. European Governments through NGO’s are gifting FREE houses, FREE Cars, FREE phones, FREE food, FREE State Welfare support to

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When a people submit to others, they declare their own inferiority. When the "superior" people are thieves, rapists, and murderers, what does that say about their inferiors? Lack of courage is inferiority.