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ICYMI, the reason @StephenM’s language is so blatantly derived from Goebbels is that he has studied & imitated him to the point they are stone-cold doppelgängers.
This speech by @StephenM is so deeply evil it’s hard to fathom it coming from a White House employee. This is pure Nazism.
The in-group is “morally superior,” “ordered,” “beautiful” & “normal.” The out-group is “abnormal,” “scarred” & “deformed.”
The in-group goes to church on Sunday (Miller is Jewish).
The out-group is “violent,” “junkies,” & “predators”
This is precisely how the Nazis spoke about their political opposition. It is a full-throated commitment to eugenics as policy.
In reality, you just need to watch Miller to see everything he claims to be afraid of: hatred, jealousy & violence. He is the most “deformed” man in America.
Finally, when Miller brings up the boogeyman of “Antifa,” it’s important to remember the original “Antifa” were antifascists in Weimar Germany who were the first people sent to Dachau.
There is no left vs. right anymore. There is life vs. death.
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“The leftist is fundamentally motivated by envy, by hatred, by jealousy. The leftist looks at what is beautiful and what is good and what is natural and is filled with envy and hatred.
The leftist looks at a perfect family with the perfect life and a perfect job and perfect kids who goes to church every Sunday and is filled with the feeling of inadequacy and jealousy and they covet and they turn those emotions ultimately into a desire to subjugate, to oppress and to inflict pain and suffering.
It's not a coincidence that when you look at these violent antifa demonstrations and you see any photograph of those who were assembled to be blunt, not one of the people that is demonstrating looks like a normal person. Not one looks normal. They're all deformed in some way in their appearance, in their dress, in their mannerism.
Why is that? Why? You look at two photographs and you see a normal American street, you see an antifa protest. Why did the people that are violently demonstrating? Why is there not one normal looking person among them? Every one of them through the course of their life and their decisions has scarred their body and their appearance in many different ways.
The point in which their outer appearance becomes a manifestation of their inner hatred. Trust your instincts to all people and cross all civilizations. You know what normal is. You know what beautiful is. You know what good is. You know that families are right. You know that children are precious and beautiful and must be protected. You know that the criminal and the junky and the predator is a threat to normal, healthy living.
This is so much deeper than issues about taxation and regulation, although they're incredibly important. It's about normal, healthy, ordered living. And the violent leftists for these deep-seated reasons, going back to the earliest wisdom taught to us in the Bible about coveting.
And I'm not talking about rich versus poor. I'm talking about a much deeper kind of coveting. Coveting people who are morally superior. Who are superior in the simple, truthful way they live their lives. People that they look at who are happy and ordered and peaceful and contributing to the communities.
That burns an ember in them and that's how you end up with the horrors we've seen throughout history. Where good families are dragged that into the street and executed.”
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Insane footage of Ukrainian produced Flamingo missiles slamming into the Titan-Barrikady missile plant in Russia last week.
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🚨 Zelensky blew a bombshell declaration
The myth of unlimited power.
For decades, the world lived under two opposite myths.
One was that Russia possessed an almost unstoppable military machine.
The other was that American power was virtually unlimited.
Reality has been cruel to myths.
Russia spent years projecting the image of the world’s second army.
But when it stepped forward in Ukraine, the world discovered that propaganda, corruption, and nuclear threats had concealed profound weaknesses.
Much of what looked like overwhelming power proved to be an illusion.
Now another uncomfortable reality is emerging.
President Zelensky revealed that the United States produces only about 60–65 PAC-3 anti-ballistic missiles per month. During the first day of the Middle East conflict, roughly two years’ worth of production was consumed in just 24 hours.
This does not mean America is weak.
It means that even the world’s strongest military-industrial power has limits.
Factories have limits.
Stockpiles have limits.
Supply chains have limits.
The lesson is not that the United States is declining, just as the lesson from Ukraine was never that Russia was powerless.
The lesson is that dependence itself is a vulnerability.
Europe cannot build its security on the assumption that America will always have enough missiles, factories, political will, or enough attention to fight multiple crises simultaneously.
As Zelensky put it:
“We need our own European independent strong system. And we will build it.”
Because sovereignty is not a speech.
It is the ability to defend yourself.
#StandWithUkraine
Klaus Eriksen retweeted
Replying to @AlexWallasch
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It takes a special kind of strategic incompetence to achieve total military dominance and still pathetically lose a war, yet that is exactly what Donald Trump did in Iran.
The US and Israel ruled the skies, hitting almost every target with virtually zero resistance and few aircraft losses.
Even so, the entire operation failed because Trump is a loudmouth fraud who was never actually ready to commit.
Before the war started, I wrote that Iran's best move would be to just to try to somehow survive the first wave, and call Trump's bluff, and that is exactly what they did. They realized early on that Trump's tough-guy routine was entirely hollow.
Airstrikes alone rarely force an aggressive regime to collapse. Trump ignored every historian and military advisor, charging ahead with Israel without a clear objective.
This was not a typical asymmetric victory like Ukraine's resistance against Russia, where the smaller nation wins by inflicting severe costs on the occupier. Iran's military performance was miserable. Their air defenses were a joke, and their retaliatory strikes achieved almost nothing.
They won the war of wits because survival was existential for them, while for Trump, it was a political stunt. They correctly gambled that the US had no stomach for a prolonged ground invasion.
They just had to absorb the hits and choke off global oil supplies in the Strait of Hormuz. Both sides held back some of their biggest moves, since Washington kept ground troops out of the fight and Tehran chose not to make the Houthis completely seal off Bab el Mandeb.
I have absolutely zero sympathy for the horrific Iranian regime. Trump deeply betrayed the people of Iran by waiting until their domestic uprisings were brutally crushed before launching his badly prepared operation.
He talked big and made sweeping demands, yet everyone knew he lacked the resolve to follow through. The upcoming peace deal will inevitably be far worse than the JCPOA he originally tore down.
This war exposed the hard limits of Trump's posturing. When an adversary stood their ground and called his bluff, the entire might of the US armed forces could not cover up his cowardice and stupidity
Klaus Eriksen retweeted
Replying to @Acyn
Denmark's Parliament after they learned Trump wanted Greenland because he didn't get Nobel Peace Prize.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This clip has nothing to do with Greenland but is a clip about the the debate over the purchase of some circus animals.
euronews.com/my-europe/2026…
Klaus Eriksen retweeted
Takie systemy antydrnowe powinny być jak najszybciej wdrażane w Polsce i dostarczane do jednostek. To najtańszy sposób neutralizowania zagrożeń powietrznych..
Na filmie ukraiński mały interceptor - dron Sting (Wild Hornet) czy P1-Sun raz nakierowany cel, sam dalej podąża za nim...
ceny: od 1 do 2,5 tys USD.
Klaus Eriksen retweeted
If this bird filed a paternity lawsuit against President Trump, it would win 100%. 🤣🤣
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Russian occupier's mother: This is my grandfather, and this is my son, missing in action.
Journalist: So you have a double holiday today. Congratulations!
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A Tale of Two Authoritarian Regimes, a state-financed capitalist on the left and the pathological kleptocracy on the right.
The contrast between the 250,000-resident Chinese Manzhouli City and the 10,000-resident Russian Zabaykalsk that borders it, needs to words to explain.
And that’s even accounting for the fact that China invests in its border cities to project soft power abroad while Russia’s imperial model sucks everything toward the Moscow-St Petersburg core.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The image appears to be AI-generated or edited to exaggerate the contrast, as comparisons to real satellite views show a wider border area and less dramatic difference. Real photos confirm development differences exist between Manzhouli and Zabaykalsk.
google.com/maps/place/Man…
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China%E2%…
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Vessel traffic as seen via MarineTraffic.com in the Strait of Hormuz and entrance to the Gulf of Oman over the last 36 hours shows traffic through the strait is still significantly lower than normal levels.

































