Conservative Jew. US Army Combat Veteran and I talk like one. Tired of playing nice with Jew hating scum and self hating Jews. I get suspended a lot.
Idaho / Montana
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I’m thinking of starting up the Kosher Nostra again. I need heads of Five Families, though. Anyone else want to join the Jewish Mob?
Long post but humor me. I’m feeling very nostalgic lately.
In high school, I got in trouble…a lot. I’ve never, EVER backed down from a fight. I’ve also never started one. I had poor grades in school but I had the highest SAT and ACT scores in my class. It baffled my teachers but it allowed me to get into a great college after I spent a year at my local university to prove myself.
College was fun but my troubles compounded because it was basically just high school with alcohol. If I saw a group of guys picking on someone I’d always intervene. I figure I was arrested a couple of dozen times in those 8 years of high school and college. No convictions, though.
My dad was career Army so I decided to go that path. After doing my background check, the recruiter and his boss got with me and told me I’d never get accepted to OCS because of my propensity for getting put in handcuffs. They had to get several waivers to even get me in as an enlisted soldier. I scored a 99 on the ASVAB which basically allowed me to pick my career path. I went 54 Bravo because it had a $50,000 signing bonus. I also got slots for Airborne, Air Assault, and Ranger School. I loved every second of training. I was always put in a leadership position during training but I suspect that had more to do with my age and size (6’6”, 240 lbs) than anything else.
I had opportunities to get a commission but I really liked being with the men and had no desire to participate in the politics of the officer class. I rose in rank quickly. Partly because after basic I was promoted to E4 because of my degree, and partly because of my MOS. It cost a lot to train an NBC soldier and the Army threw rank and bonuses at us.
But I was also very good at what I did. I got to play around with some extremely dangerous stuff, several times I was exposed and that left me with a few health issues that I can control with meds, diet, and exercise. But I wouldn’t trade it for anything. I have absolutely zero regrets. I got to see the world and meet some very cool people from varied backgrounds.
My job put me in contact with people from all agencies of the government and I learned a lot from them. CIA, DHS, DEA, and others without initials. Some of the things I learned would keep most people up at night. But the most important thing I learned is about the people who actually pull the strings in this world. And by that, I mean in the original meaning of that phrase, not the people who control and run things, but those who pull a thread here, and pull a thread there, and create crisis that keep our attention focused away from the things we should be focused on.
The biggest problem we have is that Americans aren’t that smart. We aren’t educated to dig deep into things. We want to read a post about it then spout off our opinion. This is because our enemies have infiltrated all aspects of our education system from elementary school through our universities. This has led us to believe that America is bad, religion is stupid, capitalism creates poverty, and what is bad is good and what is good is bad. Until we fix that, nothing will change.
Also, men need to be men. We need to take our country back. The fear of loss has led us to be apathetic. Look, they can’t arrest all of us. And if they do arrest us, there is not a jail that can hold us. Until our elected officials fear us, nothing will change and our Republic is going to fade into history. We are allowing blue haired, unemployed baristas to dictate the direction of this country. We do nothing because we might lose our huge house, nice cars, and jobs.
I had hoped our combat veterans would come home and lead this fight. But they just want to be on podcasts and write fiction books about heroes who fight the fight they should be personally doing.
It’s time to get comfortable with being uncomfortable and doing uncomfortable things.
My middle daughter on our ranch riding one of @TuckerCarlson ‘s ex-boyfriends.
That’s the difference between me and @MattWalshBlog . Threaten my wife and kids and you will wake up to me standing over you at 3AM. I’m not calling the police or worrying about you getting out of jail someday.
Last year, a man named Andrew Nikhil Aiyar made a series of extremely violent and disturbing threats against my wife and children. He threatened to find my wife and hack her to death with a meat cleaver. He said that he would beat my children to death in front of me. These are some of his less graphic fantasies. He went on making deranged and gruesome threats, fixating especially on my wife, for a period of many weeks.
And he did more than make threats. I won’t go into all of those details. He harassed and stalked other figures in conservative media in various ways. I’ll let those people talk about those experiences if they wish.
At his sentencing, my wife was able to give a very strong and compelling victim impact statement where she implored the judge to punish this scumbag (my term, not hers) for his crimes. I’m proud of her for not doing the weak “I forgive you” routine, letting a degenerate predator off the hook in the name of misplaced pity. Aiyar was not remorseful. While hiding behind his “mental health” struggles, he refused to take accountability and even called my wife a liar during the hearing. At not point, even at sentencing, did this narcissistic freak apologize to my wife or express any regret at all. I am thrilled that his sob story was disregarded and he will now spend the next several years in federal prison.
Obviously I would have liked for him to go to prison even longer, but four years is a lengthy sentence for these kinds of cases. In my experience at least, threats generally aren’t taken all that seriously by the courts and prison sentences are rarely given out. I’m grateful to Judge Merryday for doing the right thing, and giving this criminal almost as much prison time as he could under the law.
The judge mentioned during sentencing that he assumes I would have much rather had those threats made against me than against my wife and children. He could not have been more correct about that. I signed up to be a "public figure." No one in my family signed up for it. They don't deserve this. If anyone threatens them in any way, we will not rest until the culprit is in jail. The anonymity of the internet won't protect you. And when the time comes for your sentencing, we'll be there to urge the judge to punish you as severely as the law allows.
I hope Mr. Aiyar enjoys his time in prison. And when he gets out, if he says a single word about or to my wife or kids ever again for as long as he lives, we'll be happy to ensure that he goes right back in his cage.
I’m in my recliner with my two week old grandson sleeping on my chest. Nothing some X retard says to me could ruin my moon.
Well would you look at that.
Charts circulating on X on October 11 appear to show a sharp decline in mentions of “Free Palestine” and “genocide” following Ukrainian drone strikes on data centers operated by Russian technology giant Yandex.
Ukraine struck three Yandex facilities between October 8 and 11, targeting sites in Sasovo, in Russia's Ryazan region, Kaluga, and Vladimir, disrupting infrastructure and forcing shutdowns.
The strikes triggered widespread service disruptions affecting Russian websites, cloud services, payment systems, and ride-hailing applications.
Screenshots shared online compared X keyword mentions between October 5 and 11, showing apparent declines in “Free Palestine” and “genocide” toward the end of the period, while mentions of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy increased.
The timing prompted speculation that Russian-operated social media bot networks promoting pro-Palestinian narratives may have been disrupted.
On October 12, Zelenskyy himself said that social media had become less hostile following the strikes, with fewer bots, provocations, and divisive messages.
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Charts circulating on X on October 11 appear to show a sharp decline in mentions of “Free Palestine” and “genocide” following Ukrainian drone strikes on data centers operated by Russian technology giant Yandex.
Ukraine struck three Yandex facilities between October 8 and 11, targeting sites in Sasovo, in Russia's Ryazan region, Kaluga, and Vladimir, disrupting infrastructure and forcing shutdowns.
The strikes triggered widespread service disruptions affecting Russian websites, cloud services, payment systems, and ride-hailing applications.
Screenshots shared online compared X keyword mentions between October 5 and 11, showing apparent declines in “Free Palestine” and “genocide” toward the end of the period, while mentions of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy increased.
The timing prompted speculation that Russian-operated social media bot networks promoting pro-Palestinian narratives may have been disrupted.
On October 12, Zelenskyy himself said that social media had become less hostile following the strikes, with fewer bots, provocations, and divisive messages.
I’ve always had a problem learning languages. I’m horrible at memorization. But I want to learn Hebrew. What has everyone else used for learning? What did you like about it? What did you hate about it?
This was my old job. Bio weapons are the poor man’s nukes and quite frankly, in my professional opinion, much worse. foxnews.com/politics/us-sold…
For decades, kids have been jumping off a bridge in my town into the Boise River. Before the season, our fire department brings a backhoe in to clear any debris and to dig the channel out for them.
THEN the liberal Kalifornians started moving in. Kali Karens saw the kids jumping and started blasting FB and Next Door about the dangers and the bad parents, etc. they would call 911 when they saw the kids jumping. Us locals would ROAST them on socials but they were relentless.
🚨#BREAKING: Outrage is erupting after a Colorado dad who helped his son become the YOUNGEST PERSON EVER to reach the top of Yosemite’s El Capitan...
...was REPORTED TO CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES for letting him do it.
Yes, you read that right.
His name is Joe Evermore, his son is Joey “Danger” Evermore.
Yes, Danger is his real middle name 🤣
Joey started the climb at 6 years old and he turned 7 HALFWAY UP THE WALL.
On May 20th, after FIVE DAYS on a 3,000-foot granite face, he reached the summit.
His older brothers, Sam and Sylvan, had both done it at 8, Joey beat them both.
By the way... this was not a stunt thrown together over a weekend, it was a rope ascent with a full support team.
Joe says his son was anchored to the wall the entire way, and that he managed the risks with a team, preparation, and training.
In his dad’s words: “In a way he’s the least afraid that we’ve ever seen.”
After the story went global, the comments turned ugly.
Joe says people told him his kids would be better off in FOSTER CARE... and then came the CPS reports.
Not one. MULTIPLE.
Joe says the family then got a LETTER from Child Protective Services.
CPS had reviewed the complaints... and DECLINED to pursue them (the right move)
Joe’s words: “they just don’t understand what’s dangerous and what’s not dangerous.”
So true... people let their kids have live access to anything and everything on the internet, but as soon as they see a brave kid doing something OUTSIDE, people lose their minds.
Childhood is being slowly destroyed by people who don't know what danger really is.
This man did nothing wrong and that boy is a LEGEND!!!!