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You can see @MannyRutinel discomfort as he tries to eat a meat taco.
Manny Rutinel's photo opportunity to hide from his vegan activism isn't going as planned. From pretending to be in better shape than a decorated combat veteran like Pete Hegseth, to pretending he enjoys eating meat—nothing about Manny Rutinel is real, except for his craving to destroy our economy and way of life.
Get the facts here👇
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Get involved by donating a few hours, a few dollars, and voting, or uproot your family, waste thousands on moving fees, and hope the Democratic Socialist Machine doesn't follow you.
Get involved now.
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Islam did this.
Not radical, jihadist, terrorist, fundamentalist, extremist Islamism. Just Islam.
Islam is Islam—and it is pure evil.
And for the New Yorkers who have forgotten that, may you get EVERYTHING that your shameful, idiotic actions deserve.
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Holding Home Nations Accountable for Migration Costs
Domestic taxpayers should not be on the hook for the failed decisions of failed nations. As municipal and state budgets stretch thin, policy debate must shift toward direct diplomatic cost-recovery. Foreign nationals utilizing publicly funded U.S. resources—including emergency healthcare, direct public assistance, K-12 education, and incarceration—create significant financial burdens for local governments.
A proposed federal clearinghouse would aggregate these public expenditures by foreign nationality and directly invoice originating countries. To enforce payment, the U.S. could leverage targeted mechanisms:
Foreign Aid Deductions: Automatically offset unpaid invoices by reducing bilateral aid allocations.
Remittance Levies: Apply federal surcharges on outgoing cross-border money transfers to non-compliant nations.
Trade and Visa Levers: Utilize tariff adjustments or withhold official visa processing until accounts are settled.
By treating public service costs as international liabilities, this market-based model disincentivizes foreign governments from allowing unchecked outward migration and ensures U.S. tax dollars serve the citizens funding them.
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Venezuelan gang member imprisoned after Colorado attacks, three others still at large cbsnews.com/colorado/news/ve…
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🚨Stop what you’re doing and watch this
Teacher at @MetroSchools says the school forced her to FABRICATE GRADES for a student and are SKEWING STATISTICS
Teachers are also BANNED from reporting behavioral issues to protect the district
She says students can’t even read and write
What are we even doing
What is going on in our schools?!
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💸Taxpayers Footing the Bill for Professional Activism in Denver💸
Denver taxpayers are once again taking a massive hit to fund the aftermath of the 2020 George Floyd protests. The Denver City Council just approved transferring another $18 million out of the city’s General Fund contingency account to cover legal settlements and claims—bringing the total liability claims fund payouts to over $34 million in recent years.
Instead of these millions going toward essential city services, public safety, infrastructure, or community programs, public dollars are flowing straight into the pockets of protest participants and their legal teams.
These massive payouts raise serious questions about the financial incentives behind radical activism. Much like how the Westboro Baptist Church famously leveraged the legal system and civil rights lawsuits to fund their provocation-focused operations, these multi-million-dollar Denver settlements effectively create a lucrative revenue model for professional activists. By turning protest conflicts into taxpayer-funded paydays, the system actively subsidizes a lifestyle centered on confrontation, leaving local communities to pay the price for the resulting disruption.
denvergazette.com/2026/08/03…
npr.org/2011/03/02/134198937…
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The Shahada: Al-Saqar Demanded €5,000 A Week From His "Wife" Jamie Carney Shortly Before She Was Battered & Suffocated
Jamey Carney's TikTok posts (mentioned in the paper) calling him her "husband" and the secret mosque wedding point to her having gone through the Islamic process, which typically includes declaring the Shahada (conversion testimony) if she wasn't already Muslim.
While Islamic law technically allows a Muslim man to marry a non-Muslim woman without her converting, real-world mosque Nikahs and cultural expectations in most communities require the woman to be (or become) Muslim. Given the details available, it's almost guaranteed she converted for the marriage.
The couple had a secret Islamic marriage (Nikah) at a mosque a few months ago. AlSaqar reportedly told people they were married, and there's a photo of her engagement/wedding ring.
The article mentions Jamey's TikTok posts calling him her "husband" and "prince," and her dedication to causes.
Jamie Carney was found dead by her 13 year old daughter. AlSaqar fled to Turkey. Gardaí still have not officially released his name. If AlSaqar even is his real name. The asylum applicant would have had to personally write to the Ministers for Justice Jim O Callaghan to request his passport back. This would still be the case even after his application failed (as he was in a process of appeal).
It is more likely he concealed his passport on arrival in Ireland and used an alias to enter ireland which could explain why they have not officially named him.
In Ireland it is an offence to deliberately evade border checks by destroying or concealing travel documents in order to conceal identity. For this offence AlSaqar could have been denied temporary protection and could have been deported immediately. Furthermore he was claiming asylum for fleeing a safe country (Jordan) but is likely Palestinian.
The Irish government know Palestinians are claiming asylum as "Jordanians". The reason Palestinians are doing this is to avoid being refused entry (the vast majority of countries refuse Palestinians for security reasons to do with terrorist threats).
Temporary passports are being given to Jordanians by King Abdullah of Jordan. This is for the express purpose of being able to claim asylum elsewhere, as Jordan has a contentious history with Palestinians and they do not want them in their country.
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I LOVE that they forced him to watch the video.
Far too many bleeding heart liberals clueless to the violence these guys are capable of.
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Colorado Congressional Candidate Manny Rutinel’s (D) campaign manager, Clay Volino, appears to physically assault a constituent after she tried asking questions about his views
Any comment @MannyRutinel?
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The evidence is clear: gun control laws don't stop criminals; they only disarm law-abiding citizens. 🛡️🇺🇸
A look at the data shows that criminals overwhelmingly obtain firearms through illegal channels, meaning background checks and bans have no impact on those intent on breaking the law. In fact, cities with the strictest regulations often see the highest rates of violent crime.
We are seeing this play out in real-time locally; as Colorado democrats have embraced aggressive gun control, we have seen crime skyrocket. Real safety comes from "crime control"—enforcing existing laws against felons—and ensuring citizens can exercise their Second Amendment rights. Statistics show that historically, as gun ownership has risen, violent crime has plummeted. 📉
More importantly, armed citizens are able to provide an immediate negative consequence to a violent felon, linking their poor choice of victim to corrective action. When citizens are unable to protect themselves and their families, violent felons take advantage because they don’t fear the police, the judge, nor the jury. To truly deter crime, they must be taught to fear the victim.
Read more on why focusing on criminals, not law-abiding owners, is the only way to ensure public safety.
#SecondAmendment #SelfDefense #GunRights #Colorado #CrimeControl #ProtectTheSecond
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Giant Douche, Michael Bennet disqualifies himself from the Colorado gubernatorial race
