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This is where Liberalism inevitably leads. Watching the monuments of our civilisation be desecrated and our cities burned by foreigners who hate us.
We are reaping the fruits of our own naivety.
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Our children will build submarines. Migrants from the third world will wipe our bums and clean our feet.
That was essentially Peter Malinauskas and then the AHA's argument for why we need mass immigration. This from the "compassionate left," by the way.
The argument for immigration on the basis of filling undesirable jobs, which is repeated by leftists who spend their time complaining about racism and exploitation, is the exact opposite of what the Labor movement used to stand for.
The original Labor movement fought against importing cheap foreign labour because it understood the threat to Australian workers' wages and bargaining power. You'd struggle to recognise that movement in today's Labor Party.
I've written a short essay on my substack on the contradictions of the modern Left's defence of mass immigration compared with their roots.
Read it here: jcdevries.substack.com/p/the…
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CASA has filed a SENATE ETHICS COMPLAINT against Sen. Elissa Slotkin after she publicly called for deterring young Americans from working in the Trump administration.
Slotkin said she wanted prospective staffers to fear they could be “buying myself a ton of problems” by taking a job and made clear: “I want that deterrence message sent.”
CASA is calling on the Senate Ethics Committee to investigate whether those remarks crossed the line from political criticism into INTIMIDATION of Americans seeking public service.
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There’s so much German heritage here in Fredericksburg, it’s crazy. We even met a few people who still speak German, although they told us they are the last generation to do so.
It was really cool to see how much effort people here put into preserving their German heritage. The history of the town and how it was founded by German settlers is also really fascinating. We visited a museum where we learned all about it. 🇩🇪🇺🇸
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Sen. Elissa Slotkin just said that he wants to prosecute everyone who works for President Trump and that her goal is for young conservatives coming out of school to be afraid of working in a Republican administration
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Fun fact: Not a single mosque was damaged during the riots in France 🇫🇷
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Austin promised to "reset" its social-services spending, found tons of compliance problems in their review, and recommended zero cuts.
A Catholic Charities contract to pay immigrants' federal filing fees, even though half its cases don't have a fee. It kept the full $126,720.
A $71,376 mental health contract that served about 4% of the clients it promised. Recommendation was to keep funding it.
A health bus that, two years in, still isn't running. The City has moved its target date six times.
A $349,710 contract with Sickle Cell Texas Marc Thomas Foundation, which the city says inflated its numbers, billed for costs it wasn't allowed to charge, and served people who didn't qualify. Staff proposed cutting it in July but the city extended it at full price anyway.
How did NOTHING get cut? Because every evaluator got the same instruction: if a contractor is underperforming but the "need" is still a real one theoretically, don't recommend a reduction.
In August, the city restored $4.7 million to social services and declared preserving that funding a “policy priority.”
And the city still hasn't released the names of the 26 flagged contracts.
The Audit and Finance Committee gets a briefing on it Wednesday, but nothing is actually up for a vote.
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🚨BREAKING: when asked who he's going to vote for, homeless drug addict alcoholic aboard the @CapMetroATX bus says he's going to vote DEMOCRAT!!!
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🚨 NOW: Sen. Elissa Slotkin is acting UNHINGED after she got caught red-handed planning political persecutions of conservatives, saying we ONLY criticize her because she's a WOMAN 🤡
"There's something about being a woman...that REALLY gets under their skin."
She's the one who said on tape that she wants teens too scared to work for Trump!
"I want that deterrence message."
Trump called her a low-life because that's what she is.
Playing the gender card doesn't work anymore, Deep State crook!
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James Talarico is fundraising with Masoud Khayyat and Muslim leaders in Texas.
Masoud Khayyat is a top coordinator for the Dallas Palestine Coalition, which is aligned with @CAIRNational, a literal terrorist organization.
Islam has conquered France. Do not let Islam conquer Texas with the help of James Talarico.
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Last year I was attacked in Paris by a pro-Hamas hate mob. They were screaming “F*** Israel, F*** USA”. This hate and violence was spreading like wildfire.
And now, the same mob is waving the same flags and chanting the same chants while Paris burns.
This was never just about Israel. It was never just about Jews. This is a war on the West and the freedom and values we hold dear. I said it then and I’ll say it again: wake up. This has to be stopped.
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AUSTIN MAN shoved a man to the ground on Congress Ave and punched him in the head repeatedly while yelling that he was in the CIA. The victim was just standing on the corner minding his own business.
Police had been called about a fight involving a machete, and they found a hatchet lying in the middle of the street.
The assault charge was dismissed.
Since then, Gilbert Perez has asked police to take him to jail three times.
In July he was caught outside a downtown 7-Eleven he'd been banned from, holding a rock, after he tried to break a window. He told the officer he wanted to go to jail.
In August he walked into the same store with a rock and threatened to smash the windows unless staff called the cops. Prosecutors declined to charge him.
Last month he went back again and told police he knew about the ban and "disregarded it." Prosecutors declined that case too. Two days later he refused to leave a business on East Riverside and told the officer he wanted to go to jail.
The Chick-fil-A down the block banned him too. He kept coming back anyway.
In March he was arrested for felony criminal mischief, more than $2,500 in damage. DA Jose Garza's office gave him 7 days.
9 cases. 5 declined or dismissed. His longest sentence was 7 days. He keeps committing crimes and telling the police he wants to go to jail, but prosecutors keep insisting he's safe for the street.
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Remember Austin, San Francisco ONLY began improving once their pathetic DA was recalled and awful mayor was voted out.
Remember that the next time you vote and visit and say “wow San Francisco is nice now”.
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Don't you dare repost this.
Statistics are racist, misogynistic, homophobic, xenophobic, eugenicist, ableist, sexist, and created by the patriarchy to keep women down.
I do find it very interesting the political bias being represented here.
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A 12-year-old girl in Miami was walking home from a friend's house when three boys grabbed her, took her into a community garden, and held her down on a couch while one of them raped her. When she yelled for them to stop, one of them grabbed rocks off the ground and forced them into her mouth. That's the cops' own description: "so she shuts up."
You never heard about that one on CNN or in the NYT
But you've heard about Cornell every single day for a month.
Outside Philly, a college girl falls asleep drunk on a friend's bed in his dorm. She wakes up more than once that night, and every time she does, there's a man raping her. Two different men.
Her "friend," the guy whose room it was, filmed her. On the video she says "No... turn that shit off" and swats the phone away. He puts it right back in her face. Then he sends pictures and videos of her to somebody.
She reports it the next morning and gets a rape kit. The cops find two guys in the exact sweatshirts she described, and the DNA matches both of them.
The guy who filmed her got charged with invasion of privacy. Not charged as an accessory, no sexual exploitation even though it was his room and he invited her over.
No outrage. No protests.. Nothing..
Mesquite, Texas. A 17-year-old agrees to meet up with a guy she met in a parking lot. She goes to his house, he takes her upstairs, pulls out a Glock, and presses the gun into her head and tells her he's in charge.
She's held at gunpoint three separate times and forced to have sex with two of them and give oral sex to five, some of it while she's unconscious. It only stops when she starts puking.
Then the cops find out that house already had multiple reports of sex offenses. Four men arrested.
No network specials. No marches. No governor. No senators or celebrities posting about it. Local news for a few days and then nothing.
So what's the difference?
The men charged in Philly and Mesquite are Black. All three boys in Miami are Black. If those were white frat boys at an Ivy League school, you'd know every one of their names by now.
Two: Cornell is useful. Kathy Hochul and Letitia James are both on the ballot November 3rd. James posted that what this young woman was "forced to endure is horrific and unacceptable" three days BEFORE she got appointed to be the impartial prosecutor. She has never prosecuted a criminal case at this level.
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With the Slotkin comments fresh in everyone's mind, it's worth revisiting what Susan Rice warned about should Democrats take power.
They've been very open about what they want to do.
Rice promised in February that Democrats will punish people, companies and institutions who have “taken a knee to Trump.”
“It’s not going to end well for them."
“If these corporations think that the Democrats, when they come back in power, are going to play by the old rules…they’ve got another thing coming."
“There will be an accountability agenda."
“This is not going to be an instance of forgive and forget."
So anyone that dared to be affiliated with the Trump admin will be targeted for political and legal reprisals, per Rice.
They haven't hidden their plans.
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What we know:
1. She's a member of the French left-wing party and an activist, one of the biggest advocates for opening up migration to North African peoples.
2. She owns a small chic boutique in an upscale spot, she stood in her shop trying to save it from looting and theft telling them that she's a famous activist.
3. She told them I'm so-and-so, the activist for asylum, I'm with you, I've defended you and your entry and stay in France, they spat on her, knocked her down, and trampled her with their feet, good thing she's still alive.
4. And they looted the whole shop, losing all the struggle and work of her lifetime in a moment. Standing there stunned, not believing that these thieving, rabble-rousing, criminal, barbaric hordes are the ones she's spent her whole life defending, and advocating for them to invade her country and destroy it
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