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This is what suicidal empathy get's you in real time.
A progressive leftist woman tries to reason with the hooded looters tearing apart a store in France.
Telling them “this isn’t the cause,” “stop it,” “what’s the point?”
While they laugh and ignore her.
She still doesn’t fucking get it.
The people she spent years defending, excusing, and platforming don’t share her values, her restraint or her retarded illusions.
Islamists and hard left extremists see her as temporary allies, useful idiots.. who help weaken the system before being discarded or targeted themselves.
This is the end stage of the “well meaning” Left.
You import or enable the forces that reject your entire worldview, then act shocked when they treat you like the soft, naive obstacle you are.
Wake up before this is you.
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Qui se souvient de l’époque où Daech à Gaza brûlait le drapeau français ? Ceux qui ont brûlé ce drapeau sont ensuite devenus citoyens français. Aujourd’hui, on les appelle des militants des Frères musulmans à Paris. Le reste, c’est une histoire qui se déroule aujourd’hui sous vos yeux dans les rues de France. Les signes apparaissent très tôt. Vous choisissez simplement de les ignorer ou d’être idiot.
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Ce qui se passe en France, les troubles et les attaques visant la société et l’économie, est le résultat d’un gouvernement qui tente de surfer sur chaque vague au lieu de corriger le cap du navire. Le 7 octobre, le jour où le Hamas a tué des enfants et des femmes en Israël, dans ces mêmes rues où se déroulent aujourd’hui les troubles, les mêmes étudiants et les mêmes individus qui brandissent aujourd’hui les drapeaux du Hamas et du Hezbollah ont célébré le massacre du 7 octobre. À l’époque, le gouvernement ne les a pas arrêtés. Au contraire, il avait besoin de leurs voix, alors il a piétiné les blessures de la communauté juive et a même appelé les Nations unies à donner au Hamas, le Daech de Gaza, un État à gouverner.
Lorsque ces étudiants ont pris pour cible des jeunes filles et des jeunes hommes juifs dans les universités, ainsi que des maisons et des restaurants juifs à Paris, leurs actions ont été de fait cautionnées par l’indifférence envers la souffrance de la communauté juive.
Macron est ensuite allé dire au monde qu’il n’y avait aucune présence du Hamas en Cisjordanie. Même le Hamas contesterait cette affirmation : il y est présent et représente une menace. Mais ceux qui n’ont pas su voir le danger à Paris ne sauront pas le reconnaître en Cisjordanie.
Une autorité dont la sécurité est prise pour cible, dont les policiers sont attaqués dans les rues et qui, à ce jour, ne veut toujours pas interdire les Frères musulmans ni le Corps des gardiens de la révolution islamique iranienne devrait comprendre qu’elle a contribué à créer ces troubles.
Ces étudiants souffrent d’une crise d’identité alimentée par l’ignorance d’élites, d’autorités et de médias qui ont traité l’antisémitisme comme un point de vue plutôt que comme un crime.
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There is both good and evil in the world.
Don’t be a nihilist; fight evil.
The IDF reveals a document written by Yahya Sinwar’s son to his father, the architect of the massacre, at the beginning of the war:
“I want to shout ‘Allahu Akbar’ (God is the greatest), hold a Kalashnikov, and shoot Jews. When will you come sleep next to me and cuddle with me? I’m constantly making guns, tanks, and Kalashnikovs out of paper and cardboard.”
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So yeah, the Democrats nominated a race scientist who studied the hazards of Arab outgroup mating, with family ties to the Muslim Brotherhood, for Senate.
Will Michigan voters elect him?
Todd Fontaine retweeted
liz warren: we’re gonna stop the mayonnaise company from buying a hot sauce company
elon musk:
Todd Fontaine retweeted
China exploits U.S. birthright citizenship through Chinese-owned surrogacy centers and vast birth tourism networks. Good on the administration for cracking down on those looking to abuse our immigration system.
SCOOP: President Trump’s Birth Tourism Task Force has revoked more than 700 visas held by Chinese nationals since its launched in August.
“The Chinese birth tourism industry should not be allowed to profit from the privileges of American citizenship while undermining the integrity of our immigration laws,” a State Department spox told @DailySignal.
dailysignal.com/2026/10/16/t…
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Elon’s flying Tesla is the kind of thing that happens only in America. Because free market capitalism is awesome. And it’s no coincidence that all the same people who hate Elon want to destroy it.
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This is stunning a sitting U.S. senator is saying this out loud.
She is quite explicitly advocating for prosecutions to scare young people away from politics.
@ElissaSlotkin is truly a danger to democracy--a democracy she pretends she's protecting.
This is a fascist tactic.
ON UCHICAGO CAMPUS: U.S. Senator from Michigan Elissa Slotkin hopes planned political prosecutions of republican leaders will scare young conservatives from getting involved in politics.
@ElissaSlotkin
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これは私の住む通りとは別の通りですが、騒ぎから一夜明けた今朝、マルシェに行く時に撮影しました。
メガネ屋さんは商品を全て奪われ、コスメの大型チェーンも空っぽ。さらにジプシー(ロマ)の女の子が床に落ちているおこぼれのアイライナーや口紅を拾っている始末…
道路に空っぽのレジの金庫まで落ちていました。
これが高校生デモなのでしょうかね?
Todd Fontaine retweeted
フランスは0時を回っている。
リアルタイムで私の住んでいる通りの階下の商店が続々と強奪被害に遭っている。
男性の叫び声、ガラスが壊れる音、アラームがけたたましく鳴り響く、そして止まり、静寂に、再び破壊する音が聞こえてくる…の繰り返し。
万が一、下の共同扉が壊されて敷地まで侵入されたらどうすれば良いんだろうか?
金目のものが欲しいだけだから、個人宅に押し入るような馬鹿な真似はしないだろうけど…
なのに警察は来ない。
フランス、終わってる🇫🇷
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Japanese piano teacher in Lyon is getting a firsthand lesson in why Japan needs to stay homogenous and never open its borders.
Stay safe.
Todd Fontaine retweeted
Talarico opposed Constitutional carry, opposes protecting our schools and churches, wants to ban basic semi-auto, backs the creation of a national registry so the gov’t can track you, backs removing due process with red flag, he is a confirmed rubber stamp for the anti-g*n lobby.
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France will burn into the late morning hours. To what end? So they can harbour millions who hate everything of what is means to be French?
Was it worth it?
Will it be worth it in Britain, when similar violence inevitably erupts?
I think not.
We watch as migrants ransack Paris whilst flying the flag of various African countries.
Some may have arrived illegally, for most their presence is entirely ‘legal’. Plenty were probably born in France, and are technically ‘French’.
For the rioters, evidently, their allegiance is not to France, or to the French people.
Where does their loyalty truly lie?
Their clan.
The civilised world’s response must reflect that.
Those convicted for arson, organised violence, and attacks on innocent people must face substantial prison sentences - foreign nationals involved must be removed. Citizenships stripped from dual nationals, obviously.
Mass deportations.
Act before they do.
And in exceptional cases, I would go further.
A Restore Britain Government will develop bilateral agreements and mechanisms with third countries to accept second-generation migrant offenders convicted of domestic terrorism and other such serious crimes, who, for now, hold only British citizenship.
There will be no statelessness. It will be conducted fairly, and it will cost, but it will be done, and a message will be sent.
The French should do the same.
If you burn down a city, terrorise law-abiding citizens and torch the society around you - there will be consequences worthy of the crime.
And if your allegiance lies elsewhere, and you demonstrate that through terrorism or extreme violence, a Restore Britain Government will send you to the country you claim allegiance to - if that's where your loyalty lies, we will aim to make that a reality.
Britain is just a few short years behind France.
We’ve had our warning - we must take it.
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When the Turks found the Greek bishop Dionysios the Philosopher in 1611, they flayed him alive, stuffed his skin with straw, and paraded it from city to city. Eventually, this "attraction" reached Constantinople, where it was received with enthusiasm by the muslims.
When it passed below the sultan's seraglio, the sultan, hearing the commotion, rose from his throne and stepped out onto the balcony to see what was happening.
Three days later, the muslim Turks also discovered Deli Giorgos and Lambros. They burned Lambros alive, while they crucified Giorgos and, instead of a crown of thorns on his head, they drilled holes into which they placed feathers. Dionysios’s skin, together with the heads of 85 Greek Christian rebels, was sent to Constantinople, where it was thrown into the Sultan’s stables.
Afterwards, Osman Pasha carried out reprisals against the population of Thesprotia, while a climate of terror spread to Ioannina and throughout Epirus.
Many churches and monasteries were destroyed, such as that of Saint Demetrios at Dichouni, and their properties were confiscated. Many inhabitants of these areas were killed, enslaved, or forced to convert to Islam, while most of the survivors scattered into the mountains.
From the fall of Constantinople in 1453 until 1822, the Greeks suffered systematically unimaginable tortures and slaughters for their Christian faith. It was barbarism that the human mind cannot imagine or comprehend. These are dark pages of history that the world does not know.
If you want to support me in the effort I’m making, please consider becoming a subscriber to my X account for only $2. I write about the ancient, medieval, and modern history of Greece and what Christians went through because of Islam. Always with primary sources and historical facts. Thanks for reading me and for all the support.
- Homer Pavlos
The degree to which people in the West fall prey to suicidal empathy continues to astonish me.
Read @GadSaad’s book about it!
Todd Fontaine retweeted
Just a reminder: The leading candidate for Senate from the state of Michigan said, “We, as a country, owe it to the world to open our border.”
So yeah, this is exactly what Democrats want to bring to America.
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We’ve played the clip on the air. He said it. He’s a liar.
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The only proper response is righteous fury.
We inherited a glorious civilization that took hundreds of years of toil and struggle to build.
And it will either self-immolate by importing masses of unassimilable barbarians.
Or we can take it back.
I choose the latter.







































