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Isn't it interesting? Perhaps the irony is that sexual monogamy was supposed to be one of the constraints from which modernity would liberate us, yet it increasingly looks less like an arbitrary religious prohibition & more like a remarkably sophisticated piece of civilisational wisdom.
The sexual revolution promised freedom through the dismantling of boundaries, but many of the resulting problems, fractured families, commodified intimacy, loneliness, pornography, collapsing fertility and profound confusion about the meaning of sex itself, raise an awkward question: what if those boundaries were not designed to frustrate human flourishing, but to protect it? Christian sexual ethics begins to look very different when the alternatives are subjected to their own stress tests.
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Democracy is not a legitimate mode of governance if the State can select a new polis to represent.
Extending the franchise to foreigners fundamentally violates the social contract. Elected official are not legitimate authorities if they engineer the voter pool.
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This is worth every minute of your time.
One of the greatest living storytellers @malcolmguite explains the lost Christian origins of King Arthur.
These are the stories children should be reading in school 🔥
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The most ungrateful women to ever walk this earth are WHITE women. Period.
Your men are the most desired men on the entire planet. The most successful.
The most romantic. The most caring. The most family oriented. They put their women FIRST above every other race of men and women on earth.
And yet YOU are the ones who complain the loudest about childcare, equality, postpartum, oppression.
When a Black woman, an Asian woman, an Indian woman, an African woman gets one of your men, she knows she won the lottery.
She holds on tight. She wants to give him lots of children. She wants to build a home. She knows his value.
You have TOTAL power over your men. Your favorite weapon is 911 because you know he will come running to protect you. You have the most support in marriage,
the most support in childcare, the most money, the lowest rate of single motherhood and yet you are still the ones killing your own children the most and crying about
healthcare when you are literally the most likely to survive childbirth and revive the best healthcare than any other race because your man will tear that hospital apart if they play with you.
Your men conquered a whole continent. Built empires. Built the most powerful nations on earth.
And gave it all to you. Wrapped it in privilege. Handed you freedom, safety, money, and power that no other women in history have ever had.
And after 400 years of that privilege, you still have the audacity to call them your oppressors.
No race of women has ever been given so much and appreciated it so little.
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The faith and sacrifice of the pioneers are not merely part of our history. They are part of our heritage as a covenant people.
Today we honor those faithful Latter-day Saint pioneers who established homes, communities, and temples in the mountain West—including those who labored for 40 years to build the Salt Lake Temple. Their efforts were motivated by faith in the Lord Jesus Christ and trust in His promises.
As we celebrate Pioneer Day, we express gratitude for all who have helped build the Lord's kingdom, both past and present. Their examples remind us that discipleship requires faith, sacrifice, and steadfastness in keeping sacred covenants.
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To my Latter-day Saint ancestors,
Who settled a land mass almost twice the size of the original 13 colonies,
In a part of the world so barren and dry that most thought it was impossible.
Who faced extermination orders from governments, and fled from state to state,
Fled murderous mobs,
Went to war with the United States Army, and won…
I thank you for your sacrifices and bravery, and praise God for your preservation.
Happy Pioneer Day.
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It isn't just guns.
Anglos are accustomed to civil liberties that they have possessed for centuries.
The twentieth century hatched a managerial class that saw these ancient rights as an inconvenient obstacle to their imposition of the perfectly regulated society.
The people were reluctant to give these liberties up. Social engineering was sufficient to convince some fraction of them to defect to the managerial order, but not enough.
So the managerial class started importing voters from cultures that have no tradition of liberty, telling everyone that the imports came because they yearned to be free, when knowing full well that they would reliably vote for the enslavement of all.
Gun owners: All issues are downstream of immigration.
Most new immigrants who naturalize vote Democrat.
Democrats want your guns via bans, red flags, and registries.
Uncontrolled immigration + citizenship = permanent electorate against the 2A.
Secure the border or watch your rights disappear one new voter at a time.
This is math, not malice
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⚠️ BREAKING: SALT LAKE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE COVER UP IN PROGRESS ⚠️
@SLCO_Sheriff REMOVES citizenship & country of Birth, and ALL inmate identifiers off of the Salt Lake County Jail Inmate Lookup as of TODAY- 2/27/26.
Taxpayers can no longer search inmates in the county jail and see any kind of basic identifying information on criminals. It appears my Hammer Reports- presenting the FACTS of who is being arrested, and for what, in our community- has struck quite a nerve.
This comes after SLCo Sheriff quietly removed age, sex, race, and city of residence off the daily jail roster on 2/10/26, just two weeks after I began doing my Hammer Reports daily. An average of 42% of arrestees are caught and released daily- sometimes upwards of 66%- and the Sheriff's Office is protecting the basic identifiers of arrestees/inmates at the cost of the safety of the taxpayer who deserves transparency.
After @RepubliKate read my statement to the @SLCo_Council on 2/24/26, with SLCO Sheriff Rosie Rivera in attendance, the Sheriff's Office updated their website citing 2025 GDPA, 2025 GRAMA, & a 2022 Internal Policy as to explain their recent decisions to hide critical information from the taxpayer. ⚠️*nowhere in these Utah codes does it explicitly the Sheriff's Office is legally required to censor this information from the taxpayer* ⚠️ They took it a step further today by removing this information off the jail inmate lookup. Now when KSL, KUTV, ABC4 says "a Man" committed a crime- we can't even verify his sex, because that is being hidden now too.
Why is our elected Sheriff Rosie Rivera censoring criminal details from the taxpayer all of a sudden, after a crime victim and resident of SLC began shedding light on crime in the community via a data analysis?
Please call your local representative and let them know this must be remedied immediately.
@slcmayor @slcCouncil @ChiefBrianRedd @Clancy4Utah @VoteTrevorLee @KariLisonbee @UtahVote4Matt @mschultz_12 @gopTODD @danmccay
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Oh no! It sounds like John Curtis needs a friendly reminder.
John’s D.C. office: 202-224-5251
John’s Utah office: 801-841-2665
Why is the SAVE Act dead in the US Senate?
Senator John Curtis, Utah @SenJohnCurtis
He is on paper a "Republican", but in reality he was a Democrat for many years and merely ran as a Republican to get elected in Utah.
He was the Mitt Romney replacement in Utah.
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My Fellow Citizens of District 8 and the Great State of Utah,
Today I declare, without apology or hesitation, that I will not seek re-election to the Utah State Board of Education. I am done lending my name, my vote, and my silence to a broken, corrupt, and morally bankrupt system that no longer serves the children or families of this state.
The corruption inside the Utah State Board of Education and the broader educational establishment is not subtle—it is brazen, pervasive, and rotting the soul of public education. Nearly every decision is now driven by not-so-hidden agendas, political cowardice, financial kickbacks, and raw personal ambition—not by what is best for students. The USBE has become a closed club that wages open war on the minds, values, and innocence of our children while systematically stripping parents of any meaningful voice. This is more than mere incompetence; it is betrayal on a grand scale - by the very people you elected.
Layer upon layer of dysfunction—mirrored and magnified in the Utah Legislature—has turned governance into a circus of gridlock, self-preservation, and faux theatrical outrage that accomplishes nothing. Good ideas are buried, brave voices are punished, and the status quo is protected at all costs. The chaos is not accidental; it is the design of those who profit from it.
I ran for this office to fight for you—your children, your values, your right to be heard. Instead, I have been forced to watch as even the loudest “conservative” voices fold, trade their votes for favor and money, or abandon every promise they made on the campaign trail. The Republican Party platform means nothing inside those walls. The Word of the Lord means even less. Your concerns—about pornography in libraries, radical gender ideology in classrooms, the erosion of academic excellence, and the assault on parental rights—are mocked, ignored, or drowned out by the shrill demands of special interests and the timid silence of those who fear losing their seat more than losing their soul.
I will not play this game any longer. I refuse to be a prop in their theatre of fake reform.
Serving the families and students of District 8 has been a great honor. You trusted me, you believed in me, and I have fought with everything I have. But the weight of the corruption, the chaos, and the spiritual abuse I have witnessed has become unbearable. Walking away is not surrender—it is the only honest act left to me, and a blazing call for the reckoning this state so desperately needs.
My final message to every parent in Utah is blunt and urgent: Get your children out of Utah's government schools as quickly as possible. Real change is not coming. The system is not broken—it is working exactly as the corrupt intend it to work. Your children’s minds, hearts, and futures are not safe inside it.
With unyielding resolve and unwavering love for the families of District 8,
Christina Boggess
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It is critically important you understand what @BasedMikeLee REINS act is.
Any major federal rule costing ≥$100M/year needs Congress to pass a joint resolution + President’s signature within 70 days, or it dies. No approval = no regulation.
It’s important.
Pass it.
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I once watched a TV review of a sports car. The reviewer explained that the company had used what they'd called "the gram approach." They tried to shave a gram here and a gram there from the weight of the car.
They ended up saving 100kg, or 10% of the weight of the car.
This tweet is not about cars.
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It is confirmed with the USAID discoveries that all of the worst, degenerate causes were not organically organized or funded. You’re not on an island. You’re not alone. Your enemy maybe be funded, but the average person does NOT support them. Time to take our nation back.
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Marc Andreessen just shocked the world on JRE.
He revealed the government is:
• Kicking people off banking networks
• Using NGOs to do their dirty work
• Secretly trying to control AI
I took a day to digest it all...
And these are the 11 things I can't stop thinking about:
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They think we voted for a dictator to punish them and take away their rights because that's what they vote for their political leaders to do to us.
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There’s lots of “I grew up in a middle class family” talk lately. But I truly don’t know if I grew up “middle class” or not.
My upbringing was one of mixed cultures and experiences. As my father was an educator and archeologist, I grew up splitting time between a truly rural Weber County community and the streets of Jerusalem. My siblings and I were “third culture kids” before there was even a term for it. So in many ways, I was a child of two worlds.
But while my experiences in Israel will always be a deeply rooted part of who I am, I ultimately came to appreciate the difference between life in rural towns like Farr West, Plain City, and Slaterville and life in, say, East Jerusalem or Ramallah. People in Utah really don’t know how good they had it back then.
And I got to see even more of the world through my travels in the United States Army. I got to live in Germany. I spent time in Japan. I served in Iraq twice. Even being stationed in places like Colorado Springs and Baltimore helped broaden my view of the world outside the Wasatch Front.
And yet every time I came back here, I was struck by not only the beauty of my home state, but by how incredibly unique our history, culture, and heritage is, and I was always proud the carry that back with me to the Army and be a representative of Utah within its ranks.
So it’s distressing to me that if things don’t turn around, I may be forced to move out of this state because I simply will no longer be able to afford to live here. Truth be told, I can’t afford to live here NOW because of @GovCox and @DeidreHenderson’s inept leadership.
As someone who served this country in the Global War on Terror, as well as a direct descendant of the pioneers who founded this state, I shouldn’t have to wait out an election to see if I’m gonna be able to afford a meager one bedroom apartment in a state when that was never a problem before.
And to be fair, nobody should have to do that.
Spencer Cox and Deidre Henderson have failed their fellow Utahns spectacularly by prioritizing California millionaires and tech companies over them.
Good news is, we can still turn things around. It’ll take hard work, but we can do it. Utah is worth saving.
Electing @phil_lyman is the first step.
#breakthemachine
#WriteInPHILLyman