CCTelander
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It takes months sometimes to find out.

And as the U.S. finances two wars, the "ally" in one shares the tech we give them with the enemy in the other.

Remember the word quixotic..?

Remember this one? https://x.com/NatCon2022/status/1835788679408992748 1835788679408992748

I'm glad you understand...most people don't. And I'm doing everything I can...short of picking off my enemies with an 1874 Sharp's .45 caliber rifle.

https://x.com/TheBabylonBee/status/1835726033712029922

https://x.com/Bubblebathgirl/status/1835657341015892177 1835657341015892177

True - but the real story here is the money-making scheme created by our government to bring in a bunch of culturally unassimilated people to use as indentured servants. BTW, that's YOUR money!

Oh, well, I can't speak for that, nor would I support it. If you are a legitimate US citizen, then deportation orders should not apply to you. However, if you are not, auslander raus!

That may be a great ruling principle for a golf club or a school, but in the real world, dealing with millions and billions of people, it is hopelessly and utterly inadequate. Some people keep snakes as pets, they may be gentle and kind and make a good pet. That doesn't mean I should pick up every rattlesnake I see and assume it's just a friendly snake.

:D All part of the Master Plan ...

https://x.com/an_capitalist/status/1832422806086156798 to: https://x.com/an_capitalist/status/1832422836428009739 {Voluntaryist Keith @an_capitalist | 07 September 2024} The Ultimate Case Against the Churchill Cult By Keith Knight, Managing Editor @LibertarianInst

https://x.com/tomselliott/status/1835366493711692099 & https://x.com/tomselliott/status/1835367079089959221 {Tom Elliott @tomselliott | 15 September 2024} I’ve grown up practically worshipping Churchill. To me he was always history’s personification of a total badass with unshakable resolve. It also helped that he was hilarious (often spontaneously), wrote some of the finest English I’ve had the pleasure of reading, had charisma capable of rallying a beleaguered nation, and somehow did it all while basically being a functioning alcoholic. His autobiography “My Early Life, Thoughts & Adventures,” is one of my favorite books; by the time he was 27 he had already lived what would be a dozen lives for normal people (did you know he was taken as a PoW during the Second Boer War but managed to escape thanks to some miraculous good luck … imagine how differently history might have evolved had he had his luck gone the opposite way). Embracing my habit of pursuing the most unpopular opinion possible on every possible topic, mark me down for believing Churchill’s due a reconsideration. Over the years I’ve learned more about him that I like much less. Specifically how he had the ability to help resolve a British empire-induced famine in India but chose not to, unapologetically used mass starvation as a weapon against German citizens, supported the use of chemical weapons, and was pretty clearly involved in the sinking of the Lusitania. He certainly wasn’t above facilitating the deaths of UK-aligned noncombatants if their deaths could be effectively exploited in a much larger conflict. And I don’t think this is the kind of “presentism” analysis progressives are so often using against slave-owning Founding Fathers. Because at the time Churchill wasn’t in the mainstream on any of these issues — he was always pulling Overton’s Window toward more death.

They sell apple snails and silkworm larvae and about every beef and pork organ you can think of. If they did sell dog or cat meat it wouldn't be a secret. TBH I don't see a lot of Haitians in there though, so there's probably not a market for it.