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Steve Burris retweeted
Yesterday I was talking with an economist. A genuinely sharp guy.
We ended up agreeing on a conclusion that isn't comfortable: Europe and the West are down to two scenarios.
Scenario one: communism gets defeated within the next 5 years. We finally do what has to be done on immigration and on the economy. It will be hard, really hard. But better a horrible ending than horror without end.
Scenario two: communism wins. And right behind it, most likely, Islamic tyranny. Not in 50 years. Soon after.
There is no in-between. No "it'll sort itself out," no lukewarm third way where everyone keeps their little comfort zone.
What fascinates me is that the vast majority of people don't see this at all. They're living through this period as if it were just another political cycle.
But there's good news. The people who've been sounding the alarm for 20 years were right. They were called crazy, doomers, prophets of decline. And every month, reality proves them a little more right.
The faster people realize this, the further ahead we get.
Waking up is already half the battle.
Steve Burris retweeted
Wow, wow, wow. I just left the National Press Club where Minister of Communications @AnikaWells spoke. She repeatedly and brazenly lied about the fake accounts, claiming they were only for enforcement, even though the legislation says in black and white that the eSafety Commissioner can use them in unlimited ways for "educational" and "promotional" purposes.
One big moment came when a Politico reporter got up and said something about how mean people like @PaulineHansonOz were to eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman-Grant. Seriously. A supposed reporter was white-knighting for a government official during the official Q&A. The same reporter had come up to me before Wells' speech and asked if I had criticized Inman-Grant. Who needs government censors when you have Politico?
After he asked his question, Wells showed the most emotion, describing online criticism of Inman-Grant as "abuse." She also talked about her own staff's supposed suffering. I kid you not. The mask dropped, and you could see what really upset her: people — including a sitting Senator — criticizing government officials.
After gaslighting the audience about fake accounts, Wells repeatedly insisted the government wasn't trying to censor content. She said this after filling her speech with examples of content she claimed harmed people. You couldn't make it up.
This legislation is the culmination of decades of progressives equating words with physical violence. Wells cynically compared her legislation to prevent psychological "harm" to various laws that protect people from physical harm, like seat belt laws.
BTW, Wells never said what content it was that she thought caused eating disorders. Pictures of skinny women? Dietary advice? Who knows. Nobody asked.
Another important moment came when Wells explicitly said Australia would be pursuing censorship alongside other nations, including the UK, France, and Spain—all countries where governments risk losing power to populists.
I spoke with Julie Inman-Grant before the speech began and asked about the fake accounts. She insisted they were there just for enforcement, and when I asked why the law allowed them to be used for government propaganda, she said she might write an "enforcement memo," which, of course, would have no impact on the legislation.
After her speech, I went up to Wells and asked if she was seriously saying the legislation didn't allow the government to use fake accounts for government propaganda. She refused to answer. A man who said he was from the National Press Club stepped in front of me and said I could interview her afterward. But that wasn't possible because they rushed her out the back to avoid any difficult questions.
So there you have it. The pettiest people in Australia are seeking to silence citizens and their political opponents in the name of protecting children. These deeply intolerant and cynical people want to control what you can see and say online. And they're doing it with most of the media's support. Australia has reached a new low in its rapid descent into dogmatism, intolerance, and censorship.
The government today will introduce sweeping censorship that @AlboMP & @AnikaWells lie about. Below she claims the government wants to create a bot army of fake accounts for “research” when the bill clearly intends for them to be used in partisan warfare against fooled citizens.
Steve Burris retweeted
TEXAS SENATE RACE: Make sure you vote. Please.
So Indians are being pushed to join Tooter v X. Please do not, please stay here and fight for a position in America. Plus, seriously, Tooter?
Steve Burris retweeted
@GIFFORDS_org why did you take down my post on Instagram defending @TheAKGuy after you compared him to a Nazi? Is it because I’m told you I’m personal friends and an Orthodox Jew?
Steve Burris retweeted
It’s not every day I read something that physically chokes me up. But today is that day. @TheIronGod2 sent me a message explaining the other side of the foster care system. The people who actually want to make a difference. He read my posts and told a story of his own, as a foster parent.
To say it is bittersweet is an understatement. And anyone who makes it to the end will hardly have a dry eye. But he and his family are the best of what the human condition has to offer. 👇
“Hey Sir. I just wanted to reach out and say thank you for sharing you story about the foster care system and your families struggles.
I come from the opposite side of things with foster care, but I fully understand your experience.
I dropped out of high school and joined the Australian army at 17. As the son of a boat builder it seemed a weird choice, but it was something I had wanted to do since I was a young teen.
It wasn't until I finished basic that my father told me that my grandfather (who had died before I was born) was a SGT in the NZ Army and fought in Korea. He came home with some demons, and after a stint in jail, drank himself to death.
I was a Rifleman for the first 2 years of my service, transferred a couple of times to other rolls, and now after 30 years in, I'm a WO2 running a workshop in a Calvary Regiment.
The foster care bit started 23 years ago. My wife had spent some time in care when she was early teens, and even though we had 3 kids of our own, she wanted to become a carer. I was hesitant at first, but then it was like Isaiah 6:8. A voice said "who will I send to care for them?" and we answered.
So, we have cared for and loved every child that has come into our home.
Nine years ago, we had a young girl by the name of Thamey come into our care. She had Cerebral palsy alongwhen a host of other medical challenges that meant she would never be able to care for herself.
It was that her family didn't want her or had abused her, they simply didn't have the ability to meet her care needs.
When she turned 18, she was no longer a ward of the state. We were told they would find a nursing home for her to live in and that our job in caring and loving her was over.
We fought this and went to court to become her legal adult guardians, and she remained with us as our daughter.
In February, we found out that Thamey was in early stages of heart failure. Unfortunately due to her disability there wasn't anything that could be done.
She was in hospital for her 21st birthday. We snuck in some champagne for her to taste.
She passed away on Friday night.
Of all the things I have done in my life, being a father to children in care has been the most challenging, but also the most rewarding thing I will ever do.
People still ask me why I'm raising other people's kids. My response is "Someone has to do it, and if not me than who?"”
***I hope the world sees this, far and wide. Please share to honor these people, and the late Thamey who as of Friday night, is no longer with us***
The Darkness of Massachusetts: Another Personal Story
I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately. And maybe how violence against children in MA isn’t anything new. And perhaps the state taking kids away is a knee jerk from a larger issue.
You people keep asking about me and this situation, it goes deeper. And I guess I’ll share it. But it’s not for the weak.
The Lindsey Clancy case captured national attention with her killing her 3 kids. Well, both of my parents had THEIR parents try to kill them as well.
When my Dad was 6, his father came home drunk one day and tried throwing him off the third story of a triple decker outside Boston. The reason? Because he thought my dad was defective because he had cerebral palsy. My aunts interdicted and saved my dad. That’s when the state took him away and put him in foster care.
My mom was just a baby when her mother desperately asked the woman who I refer to as “Nana” to take her in. She was clearly on drugs and not well, but at least had the good sense to give my mom away to someone safer.
Anyway, my Nana knew this woman was not well. But she apparently cleaned her act up and came by the house everyday for a few weeks. The woman wanted to just hold my mom one time. She made it seem like she was being genuine.
Finally my Nana relented and let her hold her for a sec. The woman immediately tried taking my tiny 9 month old mom and smashing her to death against the wall. Obviously my Nana intervened and stopped her before any serious damage was done.
So yea, both my parents were almost killed by their parents, in Massachusetts. Out of my mom, dad, and sister, I’m the only one that wasn’t taken away from my family by the state or whoever.
I consider myself blessed and lucky. But I’ve been thinking about it alot lately. Perhaps more of an insight into why I am the way that I am.
I am grateful we are all still here. I love my family. I am however, deeply horrified about what the state of Massachusetts actually is. What lurks beneath it in terms of energy.
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All child abuse & child grooming cases, in schools, must be reported to TX DPS, Sheriff, Constable, or police department of a municipality in Ken Paxton Attorney General Opinion 0528.
School District Police Departments are NOT Law Enforcement Agencies for the purpose investigating abuse of a child or sexual grooming. (CH 261).
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Steve Burris retweeted
The first sustained negative migration in 100 years, and picking up speed. The midterms is your chance to either press the accelerator or to let the Democrats smash the brake. You still control your destiny. Never blackpill.
🚨NEW: Census Bureau Survey Shows Foreign-Born Population Down 2.9 Million Over Last 18 Months:
"The total foreign-born population declined 2.9 million from January 2025 to July 2026... The huge recent decline in the foreign-born population indicates that net migration to the United States was negative in the last year and a half for the first time since the 1930s."
If the Trump Administration’s immigration crackdown continues at its current pace, the United States will see a reduction of approximately 15.3 million in its foreign-born population by the end of President Trump’s second term in January 2029 -- the lowest national foreign-born population since 2010.
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Watched the first two episodes last night. I hate that an entire novel was compressed into two episodes. But it was very well done.
The bad guys in Pendragon Cycle:
-Literal pagans who participate in blood magic to appease demons who stand in opposition to Christ.
The bad guys in other “Christian Fiction:”
-Vaguely mean and maybe smokes a cigarette on the weekend.
Then, Christians disparage Pendragon Cycle and have the gall to complain about a lack of compelling Christian stories.
I’ve only had the Bijou. Anyone else have thoughts?
Which is your favorite? Left or right?
#cigars #cigarlife
ALT Which is your favorite? Left or right?
ALT Which is your favorite? Left or right?
Steve Burris 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
I’ll try this game:
hey @grok create an image of my ideal spouse based on my tweets.
It’s an important point. Learn to use it!
Dear @GOP, do you remember when you were asking for money and some of us were stupid enough to donate? Maybe don’t wear out that welcome. Especially, don’t threaten us.
Steve Burris retweeted
The eGOP is a bunch of cronyistic good old boys and girls who care only about reelection and cushy post-service think tank and commercial board positions, who play act at doing what their voters elected them to do and who love the smell of their own passed gas.
They are really bad.
The alternative is a bunch of literal Communists who actively seek to destroy the Constitution, open the borders to tens of millions of foreign invaders and who have pledged to "punish" Trump voters.
That's your choice in 2026 and 2028. There is no third alternative, and staying home to not vote will mean the literal Commies win.
Choose wisely.