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This right here!
I was saved at twelve in a Southern Baptist church in North Carolina, and I did not read the Bible for myself until I was thirty four.
For twenty two years I borrowed other men's sermons. I knew the church words, I knew when to nod in the pew, and I still could not open the Book at my own kitchen table and explain one hard chapter to my wife or our five kids.
When I finally started reading the text for myself on break in a North Dakota garbage truck, two things hit me at once. Half of what I had been told was in the Bible was not there at all. And what was actually written in the text was sharper, plainer, and more useful for a marriage and a household than anything I had ever heard from a pulpit.
"And these words, which I command thee this day, shall be in thine heart: And thou shalt teach them diligently unto thy children, and shalt talk of them when thou sittest in thine house, and when thou walkest by the way, and when thou liest down, and when thou risest up." Deuteronomy 6:6, 7
Nobody else can do your reading for you, and nobody else is coming to put your house in order.
"Through wisdom is an house builded; and by understanding it is established:" Proverbs 24:3
Open the Book in your own house today.
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Brivael Le Pogam@brivaelOct 12
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To my American friends. A message before you vote in November.
In the coming weeks, you're going to see a flood of hate aimed at Elon Musk. Propaganda, lies, outrage on every screen. Before you believe any of it, let me tell you what happens to a country that doesn't have one.
I'm writing to you from France. You probably still picture it as cafés, cathedrals and long lunches. Let me tell you what it looks like from the inside.
57% of our GDP flows through the state. More than half of everything we produce, every hour worked, every euro earned, passes through the hands of a bureaucrat before it reaches anyone else. And here's what it bought us: schools set on fire. Police officers overwhelmed in the streets. Neighborhoods where the state has quietly stopped showing up. Young people who've stopped believing they'll ever own a home. The country that built the Concorde and the TGV now struggles to keep its hospitals running.
Nobody voted for this. It happened one "fair" policy at a time.
I know many of you are young. You look at your rent, your student debt, the house you'll never afford, and you think: capitalism is rigged. The value should be shared better. Socialism sounds like justice.
I get it. I'm the grandson of a farmer from Brittany. Nothing was handed to me. I understand the anger.
But here's what nobody tells you. Socialism never stays a promise of fairness. It becomes a machine. More rules, more agencies, more people whose job is to manage other people's work. And every machine like that ends the same way: more corruption, less efficiency, less freedom. Every time.
Ask yourself why everything costs so much. Why college costs a fortune. Why houses are out of reach. Follow the money and you find the same thing again and again: permits, zoning boards, administrators, rules written by people who will never build anything. The problem isn't capitalism. It's capture.
And this time the stakes are bigger than taxes. We're entering the age of superintelligence. The most powerful technology in human history is being built right now, mostly in your country. The question of the next decade is simple: who controls it? Free people building freely, or a state that decides what you're allowed to build, say, compute and think? Hand a bureaucracy the keys to superintelligence and you don't get a fairer world. You get 1984 with GPUs.
Now look south. El Salvador was one of the most dangerous countries on earth a few years ago. Bukele took on the gangs, and today the overwhelming majority of his people stand behind him. Ask yourself why. Argentina had decades of Peronism and inflation spiraling out of control. Milei showed up with a chainsaw, cut the state, and inflation collapsed. Poverty is falling. They called him crazy. The numbers don't. And across the continent, one country after another is turning right and going after the cartels instead of negotiating with them.
The pattern is the same everywhere: shrink the machine, and people start breathing again.
In Europe, we don't have the luck of a living Leonardo da Vinci building rockets, cars and AI in our backyard. You do. So when the attacks come, ask yourself who's attacking him, and why, before you choose who gets your vote.
I'm not writing this as a partisan. I'm writing as someone watching his own country live through the terminal phase of exactly what's being sold to you as hope.
You still have a choice that we in France are losing. Don't trade it for a slogan.
History is watching. Don't make our mistake.
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Never forget that John Cornyn greatly helped James Talarico by spending $110 million trashing Ken Paxton in the Texas Senate primary. Cornyn went on to lose to Paxton by 27 points. Ken has won 3 Texas-wide elections and is the best Attorney General in America. You can't hate Establishment Republicans like John Cornyn enough.
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Episode 02 of UnScriptured - “Noah, the Flood and Babel” - is now available on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music and at our web site!
It’s a fun one, so we hope you’ll join us!
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Replying to @ReverendWarnock
Reverend Senator,
Let us start with the title. The word "reverend" appears exactly once in the King James Bible. Psalm 111:9: "holy and reverend is HIS name." His. Not a Senate office. Not an X handle.
Now the video. Two minutes and thirty-three seconds to tell us Pete Hegseth "enjoys twisting Scripture" and is "wrapping up power in sacred clothes." Quick question from a science teacher in the cheap seats. Which verse gave you a window into the man's heart?
Paul says motives are the Lord's department. "Do not go on passing judgment before the time, but wait until the Lord comes, who will... disclose the motives of hearts" (1 Corinthians 4:5). The left loves "judge not" right up until the target is a Republican. Read the rest of the paragraph. Jesus forbids HYPOCRITICAL judging. "First take the log out of your own eye" (Matthew 7:5). Then "judge with righteous judgment" (John 7:24).
So let us do it His way. Log first.
You preached Isaiah 1 at Hegseth. Same chapter, verse 15: "your hands are full of blood." Isaiah 5:20: "Woe to those who say evil is good." You voted for the Women's Health Protection Act, abortion on demand written into federal law. That is not a speck. That is a lumberyard.
Now the speck. Yes, Isaiah 6:8 is a prophet's call, not a recruiting poster. But "Here am I. Send me!" has been a picture of volunteering in military chapels for generations. That is application, not heresy.
Your claim that God's call is never about an external enemy? Isaiah 10 calls Assyria the rod of His anger. Chapters 13 through 23 are oracles against Babylon, Egypt, Moab, Damascus, and Tyre. Isaiah 42:13: Yahweh goes forth "like a man of war." For a man who says he wrote a book on Isaiah, you skipped a lot of chapters. Maybe it was a pamphlet.
John the Baptist told soldiers to be content with their wages, not to quit (Luke 3:14). Jesus praised a centurion (Matthew 8:10). Romans 13:4: the authority "does not bear the sword for nothing."
Then you aimed Isaiah 1:23, the bribe-taking princes, at Hegseth without naming one bribe. Exodus 20:16 covers smearing a man's motives, too. You are muddying the water to make it look deep.
And this is not your first trip down that road. Last December you posted that Republicans "voted to double your premiums 13 times." YOU voted for the American Rescue Plan in 2021 and the Inflation Reduction Act in 2022, the two bills that made those ACA subsidies TEMPORARY, with an expiration date YOUR party wrote. Not one Republican voted for either. In February you told 505,000 viewers Trump "is going to try and interfere in the 2026 elections." Not might. Is going to. Evidence attached: none. Same play every time. Name the motive, skip the proof.
Which brings us back to that title. James 3:1 warns that teachers "will receive a stricter judgment." The collar raises the bar. It is not a shield.
Jesus named the move in Matthew 23. Men who sit in Moses' seat and "say, and do not" (v. 3). Who love "greetings in the markets, and to be called of men, Rabbi, Rabbi" (v. 7). His verdict: "he that is greatest among you shall be your servant" (v. 11). Luke 20:46 adds the robes. Jesus said "Rabbi," not "Reverend." Fine. Psalm 111:9 already handled that one.
On January 10, 1963, Rep. A.S. Herlong Jr. read 45 Communist Goals into the Congressional Record. Goal #27: "Infiltrate the churches and replace revealed religion with 'social' religion." Shrinking a prophet of God's holiness down to a policy memo against your opponents is what that one looks like.
What is next? A senator putting his clerical title on his handle, preaching half a prophet at a political opponent, then asking "Where do you stand?" like a loyalty oath... wait, I was just told you already did that.
You said Hegseth wraps power in sacred clothes. Matthew 23:27 has a word for outward robes over what is inside: whitewashed. Reverend, you are the one wearing the vestments.
But what do I know, I am only a guy with no title in front of my name who read Isaiah past chapter 6.
@TPUSA @atrupar @JoJoFromJerz
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How can you NOT believe in God when octopuses dream and otters have a favorite rock they carry around in a little skin pocket and cows have best friends and bees are out there communicating the coordinates of flowers through dancing and they have regional dialects?
Cats are purring at frequencies associated with bone healing? Forests get absolutely incinerated and respond by growing flowers? Dolphins literally invent names for themselves and yell them across the ocean? Penguins are waddling around Antarctica looking for the perfect rock to give their partner?
CROWS REMEMBER YOUR FACE. THEY TELL OTHER CROWS ABOUT YOU. THEY TELL THEIR CHILDREN ABOUT YOU. YOU CAN HAVE GENERATIONAL BEEF WITH A BIRD. I NEED YOU TO UNDERSTAND THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THIS.
Goats have accents. Rats laugh when you tickle them. Elephants mourn their dead. Whales make songs and then OTHER WHALES LEARN THE SONG and suddenly everybody across the ocean is singing the new song.
Monarch butterflies are born knowing how to fly thousands of miles to a place they have never been.
Sea turtles hatch out of an egg, immediately sprint toward an ocean that they have never seen, disappear into it for like 3 decades and then somehow come back to the same beach they hatched on.
Birds can see colors that we humans can’t see. There are colors out there right now that we don’t even get to know about.
There are sea slugs that eat algae and use the chloroplast/chlorophyll and then are just like…photosynthesizing. And they’re super adorable.
There are mushrooms communicating underground. There are seeds sitting in the dirt for decades like “no actually I will wait. It’s fine.”
Squirrels plant trees because they forget where they put their snacks. Relatable.
A CATERPILLAR GOES INTO A LITTLE BAG THAT IT CREATES ITSELF AND DISSOLVES MOST OF ITS BODY INTO ORGANIC GOO AND REARRANGES ITSELF, GROWS WINGS AND THEN LEAVES. WHY IS THIS NOT MORE BEAUTIFULLY TERRIFYING TO PEOPLE??
And you’re telling me a tiny acorn knows how to become a huge tree? It just has a blueprint inside itself?
Your body started as ONE CELL.
ONE.
And that cell divided itself into a brain that can think about its own existence and eyes that can look at stars and hands that can hold somebody else’s hands and a heart that runs on electricity without you even asking it to?
The iron in our blood was made inside a star??
We are walking around on a wet rock covered in bioluminescent oceans and singing whales and laughing rats and birds holding lifelong grudges and flowers exploding out of fire and somehow we’re supposed to act like this is a normal place to live?
We’re supposed to act like this is all just a random, accidental sequence of events?
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My husband, @mattvanswol has been locked out of his X account for refusing to delete a post he made this morning.
X locked his account for “abuse and harassment” which of course, he did not do.
In fact, he did the EXACT OPPOSITE and stated how horrible the video was and how awful it was to watch.
How can we “be the news” if we cannot post the news without being forced to delete it?
This is wrong.
People should be allowed to see the content Matt posts, regardless of whether it is hard to watch or not.
Personally, I often find it really difficult to watch some of the content Matt posts because it is so horrible.
And that’s exactly the point.
People need to KNOW things like this are happening… because without people like Matt, so many stories would not be national news and catalysts for change.
@x and @elonmusk please fix this.
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Please give us s a listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or UnScriptured.com
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The Anatomy of the Swamp Quisling, John Thune
(A quisling is a traitor who collaborates with an enemy force occupying their country)
The rot inside the Republican establishment has a polished, tailor-made face, and its name is John Thune. Washington runs on one filthy rule: the moment an entrenched creature secures his perch, he drops all pretense of serving the electorate and feeds exclusively on the host. Thune spent four decades slithering through the Capitol's back corridors waiting to inherit the gavel. Now installed as Senate Majority Leader, he runs the chamber as an auction house for corporate donors and an execution chamber for the conservative mandate.
He arrived in Washington without an original thought or an ounce of organic grassroots loyalty. A desk parasite groomed inside the South Dakota party apparatus, Thune survived by mastering the quiet art of political servility to Mitch McConnell. His entire legislative career exists to ensure ordinary citizens never touch the levers of real power. Every manufactured smile in Sioux Falls evaporates the second he returns to the Beltway, replaced by the calculating smirk of a palace guard protecting his masters from the public.
Look at how he handled the SAVE America Act. When millions of disenfranchised Americans demanded proof of citizenship at the ballot box, Thune sneered at their urgency. He buried the legislation, whining that defending the franchise was a tedious procedural nuisance. He openly mocked the fight for election integrity by boasting that challenges would "go down like a shot dog". That vile phrase unmasks his genuine worldview. To John Thune, working-class patriots fighting for their republic are rabid animals requiring immediate extermination.
His treachery reaches its peak whenever a populist president attempts to govern. Thune weaponized cowardly pro forma sessions to throttle executive recess appointments, actively sabotaging an America First administration before it could even staff the agencies. He rolls over for endless foreign entanglements and rubber-stamps bloated appropriations, yet miraculously discovers the sacred rules of parliamentary paralysis only when conservatives demand results.
John Thune is the ultimate establishment operative, a hollow suit trading national sovereignty for donor checks and Georgetown cocktail invitations. He holds the Republican base in supreme contempt, content to manage the slow liquidation of the American republic so long as his leadership status remains unchallenged. South Dakota and the forgotten heartland owe him nothing.
Patriots must treat this political mercenary as the hostile actor he is, strip him of his unearned power, and cast him into absolute political oblivion.
🚨 Hear me out…
I’m sick of pretending this is a functioning country with a functioning government.
Congress is not “divided.” It’s not “gridlocked.” It’s not “just politics.” It is a criminal class of 535 people who have spent decades selling this country piece by piece while lecturing the rest of us about democracy, values, and the rule of law.
They pass spending bills they don’t read. They pile debt on people who weren’t even born yet. They take money from foreign interests, lobbyists, PACs, and industries they regulate, then act shocked when anyone calls it what it is: influence-peddling.
They protect their own. They investigate their enemies. They never investigate themselves with the same hunger.
The worst part isn’t even the money. It’s the moral rot. A government that can lecture parents, churches, and working people about morality while shielding predators, burying files, redacting names, and treating elite sex-crime networks like a scheduling inconvenience has no moral authority left. If the same evidence, the same flight logs, the same sealed names, and the same “we can’t comment” stonewalling applied to anyone outside their class, those people would already be in prison. For this crowd, it becomes “complicated,” “ongoing,” or “not the right time.”
Foreign interference isn’t some abstract threat they discovered last week. It’s a business model. They take the money, take the trips, take the talking points, then wrap themselves in the flag and tell you anyone who notices is a conspiracy theorist.
They will fight harder to protect their donors and their secrets than they will fight to protect the border, the budget, or the people who actually pay for all of it.
I don’t hate “government” as an idea. I hate this government, the one that treats citizens like a revenue stream, treats accountability like an attack, and treats the most disgusting crimes as a club you only get punished for if you’re not connected.
No more polite language.
No more “both sides” anesthesia. If Congress had a shred of honor left, they would open every sealed file, name every protector, cut the foreign cash pipelines, and submit themselves to the same laws they impose on everyone else. They won’t. That’s the point.
They are not public servants. They are a protected class. And the country is rotting under them.
- B
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“What if those beachgoers had died?”
This incident has nothing to do with pilots.
It has nothing to do with the safety of spectators.
It has nothing to do with FAA regulations.
It has to do with one thing and one thing only: Freedom of Action.
It was a display of action.
Agency is the fundamental currency of freedom, which is the currency of life.
In every form of conflict, victory comes down to one thing: freedom of action.
Expand yours. Constrict your adversary’s.
Force them into a position where they cannot adapt to changing circumstances because they have dwindling options while you expand the array of choices you can make.
That’s how you seize the initiative. That’s how you win.
Not only in battle but in life.
Give you and your family more options.
Restrict the options of criminals, fraudsters, tax collectors, and politicians looking to steal and restrict your ability to maneuver.
That’s what money is for. It’s not $5,000 wines, airport lounges, trips to Tahiti, or luxury automobiles. Those are trappings of luxury designed to drain your freedom of action.
The real purpose of money is to reward risk by providing you more freedom of action. Hire a lawyer to defend you, donate to a politician defending your rights, become debt-free, hire a tutor for your son, purchase a weapon, and take classes to defend yourself.
Give your family more room to maneuver.
Money gives you more freedom too. More freedom to do what?
Freedom to take more calculated risks to obtain more freedom of action.
Hegseth posted “Flyovers will continue until morale improves,” and pilots and liberals cited risks and consequences.
YES, A BEACH FLYOVER IS A RISK.
A calculated risk.
But what we won yesterday, and what every squadron commander won, is more freedom of action.
Safetyism is absolutely strangling us. If I have to explain why, then move on; you don’t have the IQ or situational awareness to understand.
Safetyism cripples your freedom of action and it drains you of time and resources.
That flyover, the statement by @PeteHegseth, the pilot getting cleared by @SECNAV, the statement by the Blue Angles CO…. are they “safe”? Are they prudent? Are they “risk-free”?
Of course not.
This is war, not niceness. We are at war with the Chinese handcuffs of red tape, OSHA rules, mandatory HR training, hiring rules, marxist reparations, and on and on and on.
We are war to save this republic. To give our nation more freedom of action. To give YOU more freedom of action too.
Did that flyover risk lives?
Maybe a little.
But what it bought this nation was hope. Hope we can stand up to the forces creeping in on our freedom of action.
That was the purpose.
It’s a message that, if you are good, if you trained hard and earned the responsibility that comes with more freedom of action, you can take it. And you can say “no” to those who quote FAA rules and “aviation best practices” designed to protect the lowest common denominator.
But this post isn’t about all that. This post is to answer one question: “What if those beachgoers had died?”
It’s highly unlikely that the best-maintained planes operated by the best pilots in the Navy in clear and calm weather would crash and kill a beach full of people…. but “what if?”
Well, there is an old saying that addresses that. It was once a popular ending to old black-and-white movies.
The saying was: they died for the greater good.
And that was once the most noble thing a person could do. Don’t believe me? Go ask @SharrellAnne2.
FREEDOM OF ACTION
The enemies of this republic are trying to take that away. The communists are trying to suffocate us.
And the patriots? They are working hard to expand your freedom of action.
Because freedom is worthless if you just sit on the couch but freedom means everything if you stand and take action.
That’s the bottom line. You can thank @secwar later.
They are supposed to be the HONEST ones…
I wanna know why the following Senators aren't jumping at the chance to REMOVE John Thune and SAVE America:
Tom Cotton (R-AR): @SenTomCotton
Tommy Tuberville (R-AL): @SenTuberville
Marsha Blackburn (R-TN): @MarshaBlackburn
Katie Britt (R-AL): @SenKatieBritt
John Kennedy (R-LA): @SenJohnKennedy
Rick Scott (R-FL): @SenRickScott
Mike Lee (R-UT) @BasedMikeLee
Ted Cruz (R-TX): @SenTedCruz
Jim Banks (R-IN): @SenatorBanks
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The worst thing we ever did
was put God in the sky
out of reach
pulling the divinity
from the leaf,
sifting out the holy
from our bones ..
insisting God isn’t
bursting dazzlement
through everything
we’ve made
a hard commitment
to see as ordinary,
stripping the sacred
from everywhere
to put in a cloud man
elsewhere,
prying closeness
from your heart.
The worst thing we ever did
was take the dance
and the song
out of prayer
made it sit up straight
and cross its legs
removed it of rejoicing
wiped clean its hip sway,
its questions,
its ecstatic yowl,
its tears.
The worst thing
we ever did is pretend
God isn’t the easiest thing
in this Universe
available to every soul
in every breath.
~~Chelan Harkin in 'Susceptible to Light'
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Trump didn’t just give a speech at Mount Rushmore. He operated from a completely different moral operating system than the people losing their minds over it.
He spoke with conviction. He named actual enemies ... communism, the people pushing it, and the cultural rot that makes it possible. He talked about inheritance, character, and the fact that America was built by people who refused to kneel to bad ideas. He treated the country like something worth defending without hedging or self-loathing.
The reaction wasn’t disagreement. It was contempt. The same people who spent years demanding “nuance” and “context” suddenly had none when someone spoke plainly about loving this country and rejecting the ideology that has failed everywhere it’s been tried. They reached for the same tired sneers they used against Reagan. They called it apocalyptic because clarity scares them more than the actual threats do.
That’s the gap. One side still believes there are things worth fighting for and enemies worth naming. The other side has spent so long marinating in resentment and moral ambiguity that real conviction now reads as aggression. They don’t have a competing vision. They have distaste for the man who still has one.
Trump’s posture was offensive to them precisely because it wasn’t built on grievance or performance. It was built on the belief that America is worth preserving and that some ideas are simply incompatible with it. Their response proved the point better than the speech did.
When conviction meets contempt, the side with nothing but contempt always reveals how little it actually has left to offer.
(article below)
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Brivael Le Pogam@brivaelJul 5
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Je suis baptisé, communié.
Je n’ai jamais été très pratiquant.
Je ne vais pas faire semblant d’avoir passé ma vie à l’église ou d’être un modèle religieux.
Mais force est de constater une chose : sur les sujets de valeurs, le christianisme est probablement le socle le plus parfait que l’Occident ait jamais produit.
Pas seulement comme religion.
Comme architecture morale.
Comme système de valeurs capable de faire tenir une civilisation libre, prospère et humaine.
Et plus j’observe le monde, plus je pense que beaucoup de gens n’ont toujours pas compris à quel point les valeurs profondes du christianisme sont alignées avec les valeurs profondes du capitalisme.
Pas le capitalisme caricatural du “tout pour l’argent”.
Le vrai capitalisme : responsabilité individuelle, liberté, dignité de la personne, création de valeur, mérite, travail, prise de risque, transmission.
Le christianisme commence par une idée absolument révolutionnaire : chaque individu a une valeur infinie.
Pas “le groupe”.
Pas “la classe”.
Pas “la masse”.
Pas “le collectif abstrait”.
L’individu.
Chaque âme compte.
Chaque personne est responsable de ses actes.
Chaque être humain peut tomber, se relever, créer, réparer, choisir le bien, porter sa croix, transformer sa condition.
C’est exactement l’inverse de l’anthropologie communiste.
Le communisme regarde l’humain comme un fragment interchangeable d’un groupe : une classe sociale, une catégorie, une masse à administrer.
Le christianisme regarde l’humain comme une personne unique, dotée d’une conscience, d’une responsabilité et d’une vocation.
Et c’est là que le lien avec le capitalisme devient évident.
Le capitalisme repose sur l’idée que l’individu peut créer quelque chose qui dépasse sa condition initiale.
Un artisan.
Un entrepreneur.
Un inventeur.
Un ingénieur.
Un commerçant.
Un bâtisseur.
Quelqu’un qui prend un risque, travaille, sert les autres, crée de la valeur, et reçoit en retour la conséquence de ce qu’il a construit.
C’est profondément humain.
La nature humaine n’est pas faite pour être aplatie dans une égalité artificielle.
Les individus ne naissent pas avec les mêmes talents, la même énergie, la même vision, la même discipline, le même courage, la même capacité à porter du chaos.
Certaines personnes sont exceptionnelles.
Et une civilisation saine ne doit pas les rabaisser.
Elle doit les canaliser, les responsabiliser, les élever, et leur permettre de bâtir.
C’est comme ça qu’on obtient des cathédrales, des entreprises, des technologies, des œuvres, des découvertes, des villes, des industries, des empires productifs.
Le christianisme ne dit pas : “sois médiocre pour ne pas déranger le groupe”.
Il dit : “tu as reçu des talents, fais-en quelque chose”.
La parabole des talents est probablement l’un des textes les plus anti-communistes jamais écrits.
Celui qui enterre son talent par peur, par passivité ou par lâcheté est condamné.
Celui qui le fait fructifier est récompensé.
C’est exactement la logique entrepreneuriale.
Recevoir.
Travailler.
Multiplier.
Transmettre.
Le communisme, lui, déteste cette idée parce qu’il déteste l’exception.
Il préfère punir celui qui produit plutôt que responsabiliser celui qui ne produit pas.
Il préfère organiser l’envie plutôt que célébrer l’excellence.
Il préfère parler d’égalité tout en créant une caste bureaucratique qui décide pour tout le monde.
Et c’est là que le christianisme et le capitalisme se rejoignent sur un point fondamental : la liberté n’existe pas sans responsabilité.
Tu es libre.
Mais tu es responsable.
Tu peux réussir.
Mais tu dois servir.
Tu peux posséder.
Mais tu dois transmettre.
Tu peux devenir puissant.
Mais tu seras jugé sur l’usage de ta puissance.
Le capitalisme sans morale devient du cynisme.
Mais le christianisme sans liberté devient du socialisme déguisé.
La beauté de l’Occident venait précisément de cette tension féconde :
Une économie libre.
Une responsabilité individuelle.
Une morale chrétienne.
Une dignité humaine.
Une admiration pour ceux qui bâtissent.
Une méfiance envers les tyrannies collectives.
C’est ce socle qui a produit la civilisation occidentale.
Pas le ressentiment.
Pas l’égalitarisme forcé.
Pas la haine des riches.
Pas la négation du mérite.
Pas la bureaucratie.
Pas le culte de la victime.
Le christianisme a élevé l’individu.
Le capitalisme lui a donné un terrain pour créer.
Et l’Occident a explosé en science, en art, en industrie, en technologie, en prospérité.
Le communisme, lui, a essayé de remplacer Dieu par l’État, la responsabilité par l’excuse, l’individu par le groupe, le mérite par la redistribution forcée, et la charité par l’administration.
Résultat : partout où il passe, il détruit l’âme, l’économie, la famille, la liberté et la vérité.
Je ne suis pas en train de dire que tout chrétien est capitaliste, ni que tout capitaliste est chrétien.
Je dis quelque chose de plus profond :
Une civilisation libre a besoin d’un socle moral.
Et l’Occident avait trouvé ce socle dans le christianisme.
Quand on retire Dieu, la responsabilité, la famille, le mérite, la transcendance et la dignité de l’individu, il ne reste pas une société plus libre.
Il reste un vide.
Et ce vide est toujours rempli par l’État, l’idéologie, la bureaucratie, le ressentiment et le contrôle.
Le vrai sujet est là.
Une civilisation qui nie l’individu finit toujours par nier l’humain.
Une civilisation qui célèbre l’individu exceptionnel, tout en lui rappelant sa responsabilité morale, peut bâtir des miracles.
C’est pour ça que le christianisme et le capitalisme ne sont pas ennemis.
Ils sont deux piliers du même monde :
La dignité de l’individu.
Et sa capacité à créer.
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America turns 250 today.
Let me read back the resume.
We started by telling a king to pound sand, in writing.
By 1803 we bought half a continent from France for about four cents an acre.
We fought a war with ourselves and somehow stayed one country.
We strung a railroad across the entire thing.
We handed the world the lightbulb, the telephone, and the airplane in about thirty years flat.
Then a man named Willis Carrier invented air conditioning and made half the planet actually livable.
You are welcome, Texas. You are welcome, Dubai.
Twice the whole world caught fire, and twice we showed up and helped put it out.
We split the atom.
We put men on the moon in 1969.
Then we went back and hit golf balls up there, because why not.
We invented jazz, blues, rock and roll, and hip-hop, and the whole planet is still dancing to it.
We put a burger and fries on every corner of the earth.
We built rockets that fly themselves home and land standing straight up.
We flew a helicopter on Mars.
We launched a car into actual space and it is still out there cruising.
We also invented ranch dressing and somehow talked the entire world into putting it on pizza.
Priorities.
We even invented three of our own sports so we could win them.
Baseball, basketball, and football.
Real football, the kind with hands, because we named it and we are not taking corrections.
The rest of the planet can keep soccer, which is fine, we are hosting it in our backyard this summer anyway.
And yes, Canadian football exists, wider field, extra man, one fewer down, and we try very hard not to think about it.
Frankly it was generous of us to invent our own games.
If we put all that energy into soccer, nobody else would ever lift that trophy again.
We would win it so often they would just rename it the America’s Cup and hand us the keys.
You are welcome for the suspense.
And in 2026 we threw a birthday so big a German tourist live-tweeted our gas stations to 750,000 people.
Not every chapter was clean.
We argued, we stumbled, we fixed what we broke, and we kept building.
That is the whole trick.
Two hundred and fifty years in, and we are still the loudest, brightest, most improbable experiment on the map.
Not bad for a country that started as a strongly worded letter to a king.
Happy birthday, America.
🦋
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Premiering in theaters this weekend!
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Depuis 50 ans, la gauche a réussi le plus grand hold-up intellectuel de l'histoire moderne.
Pas avec des armes. Pas avec des lois. Avec des mots.
Et honnêtement ? Chapeau. C'est génial. C'est diabolique. C'est du grand art.
Ils ont compris une chose qu'Orwell avait écrite noir sur blanc dans 1984 : celui qui contrôle le langage contrôle la pensée. Change les mots, et tu changes ce que les gens sont capables de penser. Rétrécis le vocabulaire, et tu rétrécis le champ du possible.
Dans 1984, ce n'est pas un détail. C'est le cœur du réacteur. Le ministère de la Vérité fabrique les mensonges. Le ministère de l'Amour torture. Le ministère de la Paix fait la guerre. « La guerre c'est la paix, la liberté c'est l'esclavage. » La novlangue ne décrit pas le monde — elle le remplace.
Et c'est exactement ce qui s'est passé. Regardez la mécanique :
Le « progressisme » ? C'est l'anti-progrès. Ceux qui bloquent le nucléaire, qui freinent la tech, qui diabolisent la croissance, qui rêvent de décroissance et veulent punir ceux qui construisent. Le mot dit « avant ». Le projet dit « arrière ».
L'« antiracisme » ? Il a réinjecté la race partout. Il assigne les gens à leur couleur, les enferme dans des cases, dresse les groupes les uns contre les autres. Un mouvement censé effacer la race l'a remise au centre de tout. Il a fabriqué le racisme qu'il prétend combattre.
Les croisades « contre l'homophobie » ? Elles crispent, elles clivent, elles imposent — et fabriquent en retour une partie du rejet qu'elles disaient vouloir éteindre.
La « protection » façon Union européenne ? C'est du flicage. On te surveille « pour ton bien », on te censure « pour te protéger », on te contrôle « pour ta sécurité ». Chaque mot est une inversion. Le vocabulaire de la bienveillance au service d'un projet orwellien.
Et le plus beau dans l'arnaque, c'est le verrou. Le piège parfait.
Aujourd'hui, des millions de gens lucides, qui voient parfaitement le problème… se taisent. Pourquoi ? Parce qu'ils refusent d'être traités de « racistes ». Sauf qu'être « antiraciste » au sens où le mot a été retourné, c'est précisément devenir raciste. Ils ont piégé les gens avec leur propre morale. Échec et mat.
Voilà le chef-d'œuvre : ils n'ont pas eu besoin de vous convaincre. Ils ont juste rendu le désaccord impensable, en confisquant les mots pour le formuler.
Alors oui — respect. Bonne guerre. Ils ont joué une manche, et ils l'ont gagnée.
Mais il y a un truc que la novlangue n'avait pas prévu.
Tout le monde a compris.
Le voile est tombé. Les mots reprennent leur poids. Et une inversion sémantique ne survit pas à l'instant précis où les gens la voient à l'œil nu. Ça, c'est terminé.
On reprend les mots. On reprend le réel. On reprend la partie.

























