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Agelika 🇺🇸 retweeted
Clark Kent is a pre-1965 immigrant,fully assimilated into American society and embodying the Christian, conservative values of his parents.
Zod represents the Hart-Cellar wave of immigrants. No desire to assimilate and desperate to turn America into the hellhole they fled from.
#Superman
Agelika 🇺🇸 retweeted
This is really simple.
Iran threatening to create a nuke and use it on America, is an act of war.
Iran doubling down by declaring there is absolutely no scenario in which they would give up nuclear power after they were warned, is an act of war.
Our president just responded to the act of war by eliminating the threat.
Do not call yourself a patriotic peace loving American if you don't support this.
Agelika 🇺🇸 retweeted
🚀 Wannabe Space-X is still funny
🎶 🎬 w/ @BrandieWithABee
Agelika 🇺🇸 retweeted
POLL: Which policies do you support more? Biden/Harris 2021 to 2024 or Trump/Vance 2025+
40%👍Biden/Harris
60%👍Trump/Vance
56,430 votes • Final results Agelika 🇺🇸 retweeted
I’m no economic expert, so I have no idea if this tariff plan is going to work.
But what I do know, is that Trump is at war with the Deep State, and is attempting to disrupt the system that they benefit from, and they don’t like it.
They tried to kill Trump for a reason.
The CIA and their subsidiaries have been using regime-change operations to remove Trump by any means necessary, for a reason.
The reason is, Trump is an existential threat to their permanent shadow government and their massive money-laundering/racketeering schemes. Trump is trying to remove the entire corrupt system from its roots, and replace it with the old system before income taxes, and before the Federal Reserve.
Trump is not just at war with the entrenched US bureaucracy. He is at war with the global central banking cartel. Trump is targeting the source of the Deep State’s power. The money.
So while I might not understand every single lever of Trump’s plan, I understand Trump is the opposition to Deep State, and the Deep State see him as their greatest threat, hence why they invest all their time, resources, and effort, into trying to stop him by ANY means necessary.
Will Trump succeed? Who knows. We have no choice but to wait and see. But the fact that he is at least attempting to uproot the Deep State and try a new formula, already makes him one of the greatest leaders in human history, and I trust that his plan could work, otherwise, the Deep State would have no reason to fear him.
Agelika 🇺🇸 retweeted
George Bush, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have held power for 28 out of the last 32 years.
Yet, all five of them are blaming Trump.
And even better, they claim to have all of answers to fix America’s problems.
You can’t make this stuff up.
Agelika 🇺🇸 retweeted
The answer is MORE aggression and passion.
Not less.
Any of these gay ass Podcaster fuckbois telling you to hold hands and play kumbaya are doing so because conflict makes them uncomfortable.
Never follow pussy men.
Ever.
Agelika 🇺🇸 retweeted
The sad reality is that we're all fully aware of what the Democrats and foreign nations are willing to do, to stop MAGA and Donald Trump.
In 2020, they released a super flu that they exaggerated the mortality of in an attempt to change the planet forever while rigging the presidential election.
They were, by every measure, successful. The rich got richer. The government got bigger and stronger, and Donald Trump was removed from office.
However, none of them expected President Trump to rise like a Phoenix in 2024. I believe they had anticipated being able to either intimidate him via lawfare or possibly even incarcerate him to prevent his ascension. A plan was hatched to sell the public a younger alternative without the baggage (Ron DeSantis).
The media, Wall Street, politicians, and mega donors were onboard with the plan. Obviously, that plan totally blew up in their faces as the Never Trump donors pissed through nearly half a billion dollars between Ron and Nikki. Both failed miserably.
Whatever you think about the deep state, know this. They play for keeps. I have no idea what they're going to unleash the next 8 months, but let it be said here and now that no matter what, we all stick together and continue to propel President Trump back into the whitehouse.
Agelika 🇺🇸 retweeted
I don't know; I think the new picture of Kate Middleton looks perfectly realistic.
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5 mistakes parents make when introducing their kids to classic literature
(aka why your kid doesn't like reading classics & how to fix it)
1. Thinking they are too young. The younger the better to introduce children to classics - just start with stories made for kids. The vocabulary might seem too intense but if it's all kids have ever heard, it will become normal to them.
2. You jumped right into Shakespeare. If you have a teenager & you start them with Shakespeare or Oscar Wilde, expect them to be lost, bored, & push back. It takes time to get used to the language & the more thoughtful pace of classics. You don't have to go back to Beatrix Potter but pick classics with simple language & shorter lengths first.
3. You don't take time to discuss. Books used to be different. There weren't 1,000,000 being written every year so they were made to be thought over. I'm not saying quiz your kids on what happened (no one likes that) but do discuss what surprised or interested your child.
4. You don't give them context. You may have a strong vision of what 18th century London looked like but your kids don't. My 9 & 7 yos are currently listening to Twain's The Pauper & the Prince. We are also currently learning about the Middle Ages - it's not a coincidence
5. You don't pay attention to your kids' interests. Classics come in many forms from great adventures to stories where characters don't leave town. All are worthy but will appeal to different kids. Find what will make your kids' heart soar.
The goal of any great education is children to fall in love with reading & have the ability to learn from the world's best writers & philosophers.
Classics open all doors❤️
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6 Reasons You Should Read Classic Literature to Your Children
(I won't mention improving vocabulary once - even though it does that too)
1. Classic literature doesn't talk down to children
In a world where everyone wants kids attention but no one cares to talk to them with respect, classic children's literature speaks to children like the complete, whole people they already are
2. Classic literature teaches kids how grapple with complex emotions… but you know with bunny rabbits
The world may have changed in the last 100 years but emotions haven't. Children still feel joy & fear. Classic literature doesn't run away but rather addresses these feelings by showing characters dealing with complex situations, making friends, & thriving despite obstacles.
3. Classic literature teaches history
Classics were set in historical times because authors were writing 100+ years ago. There are few better ways to learn about post-World War II Europe than by hearing a story about a child who was living then. Understanding the complexities of the world & how different children's lives were allow children to see the world through new eyes.
4. Classic literature instills morals & values
Read classic literature from all around the world & you'll find similar themes: compassion, integrity, courage, harmony, perseverance. These stories are tested by time. Those that survive ask us to be better humans & show how through story.
5. Classic literature teaches us about what is means to be human
While there is much that pulls people together from around the world, there are also beautiful differences. East & West have much to learn from one another & reading each others' stories helps us remember we are all one tribe called human.
6. It'll reopen your mind. This one is for YOU. f you are like me, you didn't grow up liking classics. I hated reading them in school. But since reading them to my children, I've become enamored with the insights about human nature. The kind of stories that leave you thinking about life & who you want to be. I wish the same for you.
Start reading timeless classics to your kids, watch them grow, & end up finding yourself ♥️
