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Today we remember the great Charlie Kirk
Faith, family and freedom!
Rest in peace Charlie
Martin van Nijnatten retweeted
Europe is about to lose everything they built in the last 2000 years. I can't believe there are people out there trying to get Nmecha banned and censored just because he is Christian and stands for Christian values. These people are cancer to society.
The devil is closer than we all think and all religious people have to stick together to defeat him. Nmecha did nothing wrong and I hope he doesn't fold under the pressure.
STAY STRONG👊
Christ is King 👑🙏
Martin van Nijnatten retweeted
And it may be the Minister of the Interior who decides – the one who just misled the whole world about the Kraków killer being far-right.
So you can expect to be punished for the truth if the lie is the official version.
🇵🇱 Poland just voted to EXPAND the government’s power to freeze your assets without a court ruling.
Say the “wrong” thing online, and you could wake up to a FROZEN bank account.
The bill lets the Interior Minister sanction anyone accused of supporting foreign interference or information manipulation aimed at Poland.
Bank accounts, property, even crypto can be frozen instantly by administrative decision, and appealing to a court won’t automatically lift the freeze.
It passed 240 to 202 last week.
The opposition warns the vague wording opens the door to political abuse, with one lawyer admitting nobody really knows where the line is.
Now it’s up to the Senate and President Karol Nawrocki.
Freeze first, ask questions later. What could possibly go wrong?
Sources: Sejm, BitHub, Poland Daily 24 / Writer: Julie
Martin van Nijnatten retweeted
Pol Pot studied Rouseau in Paris -- and went on to massacre a third of the population in Cambodia:
Pol Pot. This piece of shit killed an estimated 1.7 million Cambodians between 1975 and 1979, somewhere between 25 and 33 percent of the entire population. He did this by applying an ideology to its logical conclusion. Ideology always has a conclusion; socialism's conclusion is death.
The Khmer Rouge abolished money in 1975. Completely. Banks closed. Markets dissolved. Currency became contraband. They then abolished private property, forcibly relocated urban populations to collective farms, and set central planners the task of organizing rice production for the entire nation. The result was predictable: mass starvation beside the rice fields. Planners cannot coordinate production without prices. Prices require private property and voluntary exchange.
Pol Pot studied in Paris during the 1950s, absorbing French Communist Party doctrine and Maoist agrarianism. Western universities provided the intellectual scaffolding for the killing fields. Coercion requires enforcers, tribunals, and eventually mass graves; Cambodia's are at Choeung Ek.
Every collectivist experiment reaches this same point, because central planners cannot solve what free exchange solves automatically every second of every day.
This is what collectivism leads to.
Let's learn from history and not make this mistake again.
Pol Pot. This piece of shit killed an estimated 1.7 million Cambodians between 1975 and 1979, somewhere between 25 and 33 percent of the entire population. He did this by applying an ideology to its logical conclusion. Ideology always has a conclusion; socialism's conclusion is death.
The Khmer Rouge abolished money in 1975. Completely. Banks closed. Markets dissolved. Currency became contraband. They then abolished private property, forcibly relocated urban populations to collective farms, and set central planners the task of organizing rice production for the entire nation. The result was predictable: mass starvation beside the rice fields. Planners cannot coordinate production without prices. Prices require private property and voluntary exchange.
Pol Pot studied in Paris during the 1950s, absorbing French Communist Party doctrine and Maoist agrarianism. Western universities provided the intellectual scaffolding for the killing fields. Coercion requires enforcers, tribunals, and eventually mass graves; Cambodia's are at Choeung Ek.
Every collectivist experiment reaches this same point, because central planners cannot solve what free exchange solves automatically every second of every day.
Martin van Nijnatten retweeted
You think they're joking but this is exactly what Spanish communist did in Spain during the civil war. They dug up dead nuns.
We are dealing with pure evil.
Martin van Nijnatten retweeted
This is so "peaceful".
And no, that's not what Islam means.
The word "ISLAM" mean PEACE therefore islam can be defined as religion of Peace.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The word Islam (اسلام) by Islam's own words primarily means submission to allah.
The claim of peace is because if you worship allah, there is peace for you, if you do not worship (commit apostasy) the penalty under sharia law is death.
allahsword.com/articles/what-…
britannica.com/topic/sharia/P…
True and the democrats want to keep this system in place. How can one ever agree with this? It doesn't make any sense.
A lot of Europeans don’t know this:
In the US , you don’t need to be a citizen to vote.
You can literally walk over the border into the DMV, get your drivers license and then check the box “I want to vote”.
It’s illegal , but you can do it and will get registered to vote.
Most Europeans are not going to believe this and think it’s a far right conspiracy theory - but every American knows it is true.
In California, it is even illegal to ask someone for their ID when voting.
Of course Democrats say that people who illegally cross the border would NEVER check a box illegally; and that asking for ID is racist.
If this would be allowed in Europe, WWI and WWII would have never happened. The Germans would have just walked over into France and voted for the Kaiser.
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Elon aspires to be Jose ! 💙
Ron Baron is 83. In front of thousands of investors in New York, he looked at Elon Musk and asked the one question an 83-year-old asks.
"How do you want people to think about you?"
For the full hour before, it had been trillion-dollar chip fabs. Starship. Starlink. The business of the richest man alive.
Then Baron added, quieter: "Nobody would work the way you work just to accumulate money."
Elon paused.
"I'd like the reality to be that I made a significant contribution in the furtherance of civilization."
One sentence. Civilization.
And then, in the same room, he told them about Jose.
Jose is the guy in the meme. One man digging a hole in the road. Eight men standing around watching him dig.
"Unless you increase the number of Joses in the country, the amount of work done does not increase."
"I aspire to be Jose."
"We do actual work."
This from a man who lives in an Airstream parked next to his power plant in Memphis. Who pulls power cables "the size of an anaconda" with his own hands.
Asked how he wants history to remember him, he said civilization.
Asked who he wants to be, he said the guy with the shovel.
The richest man in the world wants to dig. 🇺🇸🚀
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Martin van Nijnatten retweeted
Elon Musk in new interview on @SpaceXSI's data center site in Memphis:
"I insist on doing some of the work myself manually. I've pulled power cables the size of an anaconda. I've done the fiber optic cabling; I try to do at least a little bit of everything so I'm not numb to the pain of the people who are actually doing it. It's not as though I'm sitting in an office and someone has to come to me. I'm walking the floor asking them questions actively."
(via 33rd Annual Baron Investment Conference today in NYC)
You are truly a unique example of any aspiring leader in the world!
Thank you @elonmusk
Armies that win have the general at the front lines. Nobody wants to bleed for the prince in the palace.
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