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Mark Hawk retweeted
Have you noticed that if you rearrange the letters in "illegal immigrants" and add just a few more letters, it spells out "Go home you free-loading, benefit-grabbing, kid-producing, violent, non-English-speaking moochers & take those other hairy-faced, sandal-wearing, bomb-making, raggedy-bottom dwellers with you"?
Mark Hawk retweeted
🚨 BRITISH WOMAN UNDERSTANDS AMERICA BETTER THAN MOST OF THE PEOPLE PAID TO COMPLAIN ABOUT IT
Someone asked her what culture America even has.
Her response was basically: Are you kidding me?
Cowboys. Ranches. Rodeos. Southern hospitality. California surf culture. New York ambition. Midwestern communities.
Jazz. Blues. Rock and roll. Hip-hop. Hollywood. Broadway.
Baseball. Basketball. Football. Diners. BBQ. Thanksgiving.
NASA. Silicon Valley. World-class universities. Laboratories. Inventors. Engineers. Entrepreneurs.
And generations of Americans who served, sacrificed and sometimes died defending the freedom that allows wildly different people to live together in the first place.
Then she nailed the part people miss:
American culture became so globally dominant that people confuse its familiarity with its absence.
That is an extraordinarily good observation.
The world wears American culture, watches American culture, listens to American culture, copies American culture, builds businesses modeled after American innovation—and then some smug idiot asks what culture America has.
Meanwhile, someone actually moves here and immediately recognizes what millions of Americans have been conditioned to sneer at.
At this point, I am prepared to negotiate.
We will trade Hasan Piker, AOC, Mehdi Hasan and Ilhan Omar for her.
Four-for-one.
Final offer.
🇺🇸 Welcome to America. You get it.
Mark Hawk retweeted
Nobody thinks every Muslim is a terrorist. That is not the argument.
The argument is the other number. The vast majority of the massacres, the suicide bombings, the festival fields and the truck attacks of the last generation were carried out under an Islamic banner.
@ACTBrigitte put it in a room years ago with the figures she had then, and the point has not aged out. Even a sliver of two billion people is still tens of millions. That is larger than any army on earth, and it is not an army that was drafted to defend a border. It is a pool of people taught that dying for the cause is the point.
They built the word Islamophobia so you would treat that arithmetic like a mental illness. A phobia is an invented crash. This is a published theology with a body count. You can live next to a decent man and still refuse to call the reality a hallucination. The fear is not of a neighbor. The fear is of a movement that keeps announcing the ending and then sending people to die into it.
The word was invented to stop you from seeing and saying what is so plainly obvious.
Mark Hawk retweeted
The media needs to be held accountable for their lies — TREASON!
President Trump just kicked CNN, MSNBC and other FAKE NEWS outlets from ever entering the White House during his term. Maybe that day is finally approaching.
In 2012, Barack Obama signed the Smith-Mundt Modernization Act which effectively nullified the Smith-Mundt Act of 1948. This laid the groundwork for the legalization of the endless mainstream media propaganda littering the Electro-Static airwaves today.
Here's a clip of C-SPAN discussing it as well as Operation MOCKINGBIRD and of course one host host dismissed it as "Conspiracy Theories" but her co-host next to her decided to drop Truth bombs on C-SPAN:
"A previous caller mentioned something very important that you guys completely brushed over, and that's something that was flipped into the 2012 NDAA. It was the rescinding of the Smith-Mundt Act. And what this has done is opened the floodgates for the media to basically lie to us if it's in the best interest of the government!
So what we're witnessing here is the deep state aligned with media, and they have a free pass. We're—a lot of questionable things happening in this country!"
Co-host:
"I will say that back in the 1950s, there was that whole Operation Mockingbird thing, which was never formally confirmed by the CIA. But of course, that was the operation where CIA operatives worked with U.S. media to shape the messages that came out of the media.
It was purportedly supposed to have hit at hundreds of journalists and reporters. And that's something that has been reported and reported and used in different terms!
What was the message that they were trying to get across in this? It varied. It went on for years. It wasn't just domestic, but it was also to slant and shape how government officials worked with foreign officials as well. But don't take my report and look it up. Well, we have aspects of the government, the USIA, Voice of America, that transmit American values abroad."
What does everyone think about Trump reversing Obama's Smith-Mundt Modernization Act and holding the media accountable for TREASON?
Mark Hawk retweeted
Do you have a song that you thought said one thing and even Decades later you find out that’s not what it was? 😂🤣
Mark Hawk retweeted
September 16, 1969. Highway 1, north of LZ Baldy, Vietnam.
Gunnery Sergeant Carlos Hathcock was not in a hide. He was not glassing a tree line. The Marine they called White Feather — 93 confirmed kills, the man who once sent a round down an enemy sniper’s own scope — was riding an LVT-5 amtrac with a load of Marines.
The amtrac hit an anti-tank mine.
Gasoline and steel erupted. The vehicle became a furnace. Marines were still inside.
Hathcock was thrown clear. He went back.
He pulled seven men out of the fire. He kept going until he dropped in a rice paddy, his uniform still burning, unaware that third-degree burns covered his face, trunk, arms, and legs — nearly half his body.
That blast ended his war as a sniper. They evacuated him to the hospital ship Repose, then Japan, then the burn center at Brooke Army Medical Center in Texas. He received the Purple Heart while he healed. Almost thirty years later the Marine Corps awarded him the Silver Star for what he did in those minutes.
The most famous American sniper of Vietnam did not lose his last fight to another shooter. He lost it dragging seven Marines out of a burning amtrac.
