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Bragging about the Spanish Protectorate as "Mediterranean dominance" is hilarious historical revisionism. 😭💀
The Battle of Annual (1921): Abdelkrim el-Khattabi and local Rifian forces completely destroyed a 20,000-strong Spanish army, inflicting one of the most humiliating military defeats in European colonial history.
The Reality: Spain couldn't even hold a narrow mountainous strip without begging France for a joint military intervention and resorting to illegal chemical weapons.
Imagine getting routed in the Rif mountains and claiming you "had the capacity to shut down the entire Mediterranean." 📉
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"No Kings" they said.
Obama bombed Libya for 7 months without asking Congress. His lawyers called it "not hostilities" because there were no boots on the ground.
Gaddafi ended up dead in a ditch. Nobody got impeached. The media called it peacekeeping.
542 drone strikes. 3,797 people dead. Congress never voted once.
But yeah. Trump's the dictator.
They don't hate executive power. They just hate when they don't control it.
China flew in to shake Maduro's hand.
Three hours later, America put him in cuffs.
His friends talked. We acted.
Tell me again how America is falling.
@POTUS is now responsible for 2 incredible feats of military prowess.
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💯💪🏼Venezuelan man confronts and calls out anti Venezuelan war paid protesters/ANTIFA in Switzerland. Not a single person was of Venezuelan descent.💪🏼💯
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It's sad that this is necessary, but #HaMassie's repeated antisemitic attacks, leading to many death threats, make it so.
I have zero affiliation with AIPAC. I have attended 3 AIPAC events in my life. I have never donated or been paid by AIPAC. I have never traveled with AIPAC.
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On the 8th of October 2023, U2 paid tribute to the victims of the Nova music festival. Innocent civilians who were butchered and raped on a Jewish holiday.
On 8th of October 2023, while the bodies of these victims were still being counted Kneecap posted ‘solidarity with the Palestinian struggle’.
Can you guess which group was ridiculed in Ireland?
But remember, folks, there is no antisemitism problem in Ireland.
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This may be the most corrupt thing I’ve ever heard in my life
A Democrat federal judge made it illegal for Republicans to be poll watchers since the 80’s. Democrats have been renewing the injunction every 5 years. This only ended in 2020
READ THAT AGAIN
“Something else people don't know is that start in the mid-1980s, there was a federal district court judge in New Jersey, who entered a consent decree that Republicans could not be poll watchers. So from mid-80’s until 2020, Republicans were not allowed to be poll watchers on these national elections.
And what happened was that judge eventually died and the Democrats, the DNC, they had to go get that injunction renewed every 5-8 years, something along those lines.
And when that judge died, he was replaced by an Obama judge, and they went back to that judge and they said, we want this consent decree in place making so Republicans cannot be poll watchers and cannot be a part of this process.
And he said, what in the heck are you talking about? This is absolutely so unconstitutional. And he refused to renew that consent decree. He refused to renew that injunction.
So 2020 was one of the first years that we had professional Republican poll watchers in these elections to see what was going on in Atlanta, in Detroit, in Milwaukee, in, you know, in in Philadelphia. It was the first time we were able to really see what was going on in these polling places.
What that tells me is that probably a lot of these shenanigans were been going on for a long, long time, but there were no Republicans there to report on it.”
Our elections have always been rigged by Democrats
We buy raw milk and make delicious farmer cheese out of it.
Raw milk has a great shelf life,It lasts more than two weeks!
The FDA should be ashamed at themselves, they require all non pasteurized cheese to be stored for minimum 60 days prior to sales.
This makes selling fresh, soft cheese like quark, cottage cheese, or our farmer cheese (tvorog), illegal !!!
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Yes, Israel is our ally. We (the taxpayer) make 1.5 billion every year from our relationship with the nation of Israel, and they fight our enemies on their land so we don’t have to fight them on ours. I’m glad we finally have a President back that understands this. Trump isn’t listening to these losers who have hijacked the “American First” slogan to use as a shield for their Jew hatred.
Speaking of these morons, I think people are really starting to get tired of “the Jews did it” people on social media and they’re on their way out. I mean, how is talking about whether the French presidents wife has a 🍆 between their legs “America first”? Candace Owens and those like her will have NOTHING to talk about and nobody will forget the stain they left on the party. They’re ruining their platforms forever and will be more irrelevant than flat earthers in the near future.
I’ve been exposing these people on the left AND the right since 10/7 and to all the people who also called out their ridiculous and hypocrisy, your work was not for nothing. It’s working, and soon they will all fade into obscurity.
In 2002, my family and I came to the United States on tourist visas, determined to follow every legal avenue toward permanent residency. We meticulously stayed within legal status by applying for various visas—tourist, work visas, you name it—any time one visa was denied, we’d quickly reapply to avoid even a single day of unlawful presence. Over the course of a dozen years, we ended up spending more than $100,000 on attorneys and filing fees.
During this time, my mother attended an ESL school that turned out to be under scrutiny for visa fraud. She was the only genuine student there, but still had to endure the stress of FBI agents showing up at our home to question her. The experience was nerve-wracking, given that we’d done everything by the book to maintain our status, and yet still found ourselves under suspicion.
After numerous rejected visa applications and thousands of dollars wasted, the only reason we finally secured our green cards was through a fluke family petition tied to my grandmother. She was a Holocaust survivor who had become a naturalized U.S. citizen—her petition brought our case to a successful resolution. Ironically, my grandmother herself hadn’t contributed much in taxes due to her age when she arrived, but her status allowed us a lifeline in an otherwise convoluted system.
Throughout all of this, it was frustrating to watch people cross the border illegally and seemingly skip the line. Meanwhile, we poured time, money, and emotional energy into navigating a system that often felt rigged against those who try to abide by the rules. As business owners for over two decades, employing 10 to 15 people, we believe we’ve added value to the country. Yet the path to legal residency was anything but straightforward.
The current immigration process can be unfair, cumbersome, and prohibitively expensive, pushing many well-meaning families to their financial and emotional limits. Our story highlights just how broken the system is—and why meaningful immigration reform is desperately needed.
