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Christian | Registered Nurse | Functional Diagnostic Nutrition Practitioner | Fatigue Coach | The Fatigue Resolution Founder | 25yr Logistician/Policy Expert
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Gen Z isn’t lost, nor are they entitled snowflakes the other gens claim they are. They’re misunderstood in the same way GenX was. This Generation honors history while also challenging the institutions that failed them growing up.
I see this in both my 18yo daughter & 16yo son and their friends.
I'm totally blown away by all of the attention the original post is getting. I had to turn off my notifications! Here's another vid from the 9/11 Stair Climb start, being led by Fordham student veterans. As you'll see, many of the participants were student athletes. #NeverForget
Gretchen Bronson retweeted
I feel that the 25th anniversary of 9/11 has caused a critical mass of Americans to reach an inflection point on their understanding of that event.
We are starting to realize that we lost the Global War on Terror. We did not lose it on military grounds. We lost it on spiritual grounds. Domestically we are succumbing to the goals of Sharia and jihad, which was EXACTLY what the 9/11 terrorists sought to bring about with their heinous actions.
Now that more and more people are seeing this, we can combat it--not with tanks and bombs and rifles alone, but with our words, voices and votes.
We must actively combat the Islamification of America. Sharia and jihad are wholly incompatible with the Constitution. Islam is a political movement hiding beneath the cover of freedom of religion. When a "religion" itself is not free, it is no longer a religion and no longer enjoys the protections the Constitution affords.
Spread the word.
This was my day 25yrs ago
I still can’t watch videos or see images of that day. The pictures I saw from Ground Zero, the Pentagon, & PA haunt me to this day. Most never made it to the news.
Gretchen Bronson retweeted
Earlier this week, I had the honor of a lifetime to meet with President Donald J. Trump as he signed two executive orders for American cattle ranchers related to:
1. Country of Origin Labeling
2. Combatting Predation
3. Competition & Accountability
4. Expanding Market Access
POTUS is hearing our stories from cattle country, and this is the first time in my lifetime we have ever seen a president recognize our fight for transparency, free and fair markets, truth in labeling, and putting a stop to the madness that has chipped away at our liberties, our property rights, and our livelihoods for far too long.
The reality is that although USA beef is highly desired here and around the world, the American cattle rancher has had to fight tooth and nail to continue to do what we do best — steward the land, raise our kids and cattle, and put beef on the dinner table.
Despite the faith, spirit, grit, determination, work ethic, and resilience of the American cattle rancher, since 1980, we have lost a staggering 660,000 producers. Our nation’s beef herd has been decimated to a 75-year low. The average age of our rancher is pushing 60 years old. And our young people are struggling to enter this business because of the capital investments, financial risk, market volatility, labor requirements, and having to exist in a system where 82% of our beef supply is held captive by four major packers, two foreign owned.
The American cattle rancher has slowly, but surely, been crushed — pushed off the land and out of business.
This didn’t happen to us overnight.
And neither will a solution.
In the broader sense, these actions aren’t an overnight fix to the broken system that American beef cattle producers have had to operate under for so many years, but it’s a historic step in the right direction that we should all celebrate!
Yesterday’s executive orders send a signal to cattle country that American cattle ranchers matter and USA beef should be at the center of the plate.
That’s why the Trump administration’s AMERICA FIRST policies are a HUGE STEP to addressing the challenges we have faced for decades while offering the solutions and policies we have been working to implement for independent family farms and ranches who keep this nation free and fed.
Exciting new trade deals. The end to the Green New Deal. Cracking down on lawfare and eminent domain abuses by overzealous bureaucrats. Rolling back regulations. Cutting red tape. Stopping WOTUS. New programs for young farmers and veterans. Fixing the death tax, so we can more easily pass down our ranches to the next generation. DOJ investigations on packers and retailers.
Those are just a few of the very critical changes we have seen implemented in the last two years.
And yesterday’s executive orders signed in the Oval Office were a great start to restoring confidence for the nation’s cattle ranchers to retain heifers and rebuild the herd.
Let this sink in — In front of the mainstream media, we heard the leader of the free world talking about the packer monopoly; enforcing the Packers & Stockyards act; the importance of labeling our USA Beef through MCOOL; giving our consumers transparency about where their food comes from; giving our American ranchers the distinction they deserve in the meat case; allowing ranchers to protect their cattle from predatory wolves; promoting the need for more competition in processing to give ranchers more options; and ensuring we have the critical infrastructure needed to serve this country through additional small and mid-sized processors.
I want to thank President Trump and Secretary Rollins for the opportunity to share my ranch story in the White House. It was a surreal moment as I considered my lifetime of work in ag policy coming together for this historic moment.
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@POTUS @SecRollins @americaunwon @caseymurph1 @joethomas73 @yearlins
Ladies it’s time we pick up this mantle.
There is an increasing tendency of young-ish American leftist women to treat mental disorders as a political movement and as a justification for bad behaviors.
This trend is accelerating at an exponential rate.
The result is that many men are starting to see women in general as threats to civilization. The "repeal the 19th Amendment" jokes are starting to no longer be jokes.
I do not believe any man or group of men can fix this.
The only solution, I believe, is for older (like over 40) women of power and influence to vocally and actively combat this phenomenon at every level and to hold these younger women to account for their aberrant behaviors, at every level: in the workplace, in the schoolhouse, in the government, in the media and at the national level.
This trend is an ominous one and it needs to be reversed before it is too late.
Gretchen Bronson retweeted
Men, I want to tell you the good news. There are a lot of cool women out there who can see clearly. Don't worry.
Gretchen Bronson retweeted
When these jurors come out and try to write books and make money off the trial of the psycho mom, it’s our job as a society to shame and bully them at every turn.
Gretchen Bronson retweeted
We’ve built a two-tier system of accountability.
When men suffer or snap, we still demand they own it.
When women commit horrific acts, the first question is “who failed her?”
That’s not compassion.
That’s paternalism in pink.
Postpartum depression and psychosis are real.
Mental illness is real. Trauma is real.
None of it cancels agency.
If a man in the grip of psychosis is still accountable for what he does, a woman is too.
Full stop.
Blaming “society,” “the system,” or “the men around her” every time a woman destroys lives is the soft bigotry of low expectations dressed up as feminism. It treats adult women like children who can’t be expected to control themselves.
Equality isn’t selective empathy.
Equality is the same standard, the same consequences, the same refusal to rewrite reality because the perpetrator has the “correct” gender.
Accountability doesn’t come with a vagina tax.
Clip: @MehekCooke
Gretchen Bronson retweeted
"Divide and conquer" has worked so well for those in power that people have stopped talking to family members they've known their entire lives over politicians who don't know them or care about them.
Most people have *way* more in common than they disagree about, yet they choose to focus on their disagreements.
This doesn't mean everything has a middle ground. There are things that are beyond "agreeing to disagree" on.
But I think about how often sociopolitical events have come up in casual conversation with strangers or with close friends, and it's exceedingly rare.
Maybe it's because I'm *just* old enough to remember when society operated by an unspoken rule: don't discuss sex, religion, or politics in mixed company.
Maybe it shouldn't be that way, but that's clearly a Chesteron's Fence that–in our quest for views, engagement, and identity–we've decided to tear down and are paying the price for.
And those in power are getting rich from the discord.
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Gretchen Bronson retweeted
Be careful what you wish for ladies.
If Lindsay Clancy is found innocent because “hormones made her unstable,” that precedent will not stay in one courtroom.
It will follow every woman alive going forward.
From this day forward applications start asking: Are you hormonal?
College.
Marriage.
Teachers.
Abortions.
Judges.
Presidents.
Healthcare.
Childcare.
Gun ownership.
High-stress careers.
Law enforcement.
Driver’s licenses.
Tenant applications.
Air traffic controllers.
Will be denied….
because we’ll, you’re a woman so naturally you’re hormonal.
You might as well, appeal the 19th while you’re at it.
Cheer for Lindsey and you help close the doors women spent decades opening.
This is why women fight the hardest for the exact same thing that ends up harming them long term.
Gretchen Bronson retweeted
Jeff Bezos @JeffBezos , I’m asking you to look at this once through the eyes of the people wearing the uniform since you own @washingtonpost.
We volunteered and accepted the bargain. Missed birthdays, broken bodies, years away from our families, hostile fire, and the possibility that if we die, our families get roughly $500,000 in life insurance. In much of America today, that barely buys a house.
We know our lot and we’re not complaining about it.
But the job is hard enough without having to wonder whether an American newspaper is going to publish classified wartime command deliberations because its newsroom despises the administration and wants another cheap political scalp.
Fight the President, the Secretary, the Pentagon. Whatever, that’s politics.
But when the ammunition for that fight is information tied to ongoing operations and the private judgments of senior commanders, you’re spending our risk to buy your headline.
That’s the part WE need you to understand.
Murphy already gets a vote. So does the enemy. Exhaustion, bad intelligence, mechanical failure and plain rotten luck all get votes. We volunteered to face those things.
We did NOT volunteer to become collateral damage in the Washington Post’s feud with an administration it hates.
Your reporters will publish the piece, watch the engagement numbers, and go home.
Some American kid will still be standing watch when they do.
Jeff, give us a fucking chance. Come on man. You’ve got to clean house at that paper. The journalists are too blackpilled to be of any use anymore. In fact, they’re literally harming us.
Our brothers and sisters are in a worse situation now due to this reporting. Don’t agree with the combat operations, fine. But come on. Leaking an SDOB? That’s objectively insane behavior.
***to my followers: share so we know he sees this.***
EXCLUSIVE: Military leaders warned Hegseth that keeping the force of more than 50,000 troops in the Middle East is unsustainable, drawing “non-concurs” from them in recent orders to extend troops. (gift link) w/ @AlexHortonTX wapo.st/4wT23bL
Gretchen Bronson retweeted
Social media was one of the biggest scams ever sold.
A perfectly happy woman can scroll Instagram and suddenly convince herself she’s living the wrong life.
She sees influencers traveling the world, wearing designer clothes, carrying $10,000 handbags and stepping onto private jets.
Suddenly her stable marriage feels boring.
Her husband feels “cheap.”
Her normal life feels like she settled.
Then she starts picking apart everything he does.
“He doesn’t take me anywhere.”
“He doesn’t spoil me.”
“He’s not ambitious enough.”
“He’s not like those men.”
Eventually, she starts wondering if she married the wrong man.
But here’s what she forgets:
She’s comparing her real life to someone else’s carefully manufactured highlight reel.
The vacations are curated.
The relationships are curated.
The bodies are edited.
The homes are staged.
The lifestyles are sponsored by men who rent these “influencers” aka escorts strategically presented for attention.
You are not watching reality.
You are watching a performance designed to keep you watching.
And comparison is the business model.
Because a woman who is content with what she has is harder to sell to.
But make her feel inadequate?
Now she needs the new handbag.
The new body.
The new vacation.
The new house.
The new lifestyle.
And eventually, maybe even a new husband.
They don't need to convince you that your life is terrible.
They only need to convince you that someone else’s life is better.
Then you’ll do the rest.
You’ll create the dissatisfaction yourself.
The algorithm profits from your insecurity, your comparison and your constant need for validation from strangers.
Stop comparing your real marriage to someone else's curated feed.
Be grateful for what you’ve built.
And before you let strangers on the internet convince you that your husband isn't enough, remember who actually lives that life with you.
Gretchen Bronson retweeted
You don’t need a conversation to process “she strangled a 5-year-old, a 3-year-old, and an 8-month-old with exercise bands while dad was getting dinner.”
That’s not “outside opinions.”
That’s three dead kids.
Calling men “weak” and “fools” for not wanting to associate with someone whose first instinct is to defend a child murderer is lying.
The men who walked weren’t “duped by influencers.”
They still have a functioning brain.
You don’t get to lecture anyone about communication while making excuses for murder.
If you need a sit-down to explain why you’re supporting someone who murdered toddlers, you didn’t just fail the relationship.
You failed having a conscience.
Hey @grok show me my report card
