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Imagine still caring about being called a racist or a bigot by Leftists in 2026 lmao
These are meaningless words designed to force you into handing political power over to people who have nothing in common with you, despise your way of life, and wish to impose their worldview on you against your will.
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The Greene Tavern Ep 88 ft. Pax, Gods Favorite Subcontractor, RCL, and Trashcan Jack nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1jGXgBryk…
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Patriots! Join us Tonight, 8pm on X, YouTube, and Rumble!
@1776pax , @GodsF0vContract , @crusaderlocal11 , and @Trashcan_Jack will be our guest on The Greene Tavern!
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“Where can I go from your Spirit? Where can I flee from your presence? If I go up to the heavens, you are there; if I make my bed in the depths, you are there. If I rise on the wings of the dawn, if I settle on the far side of the sea, even there your hand will guide me, your right hand will hold me fast.”
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Every single Founding Father basically said the exact same thing.
You’re either on the side of the men that staked their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor to found our country…
Or you’re on the side of the Bolsheviks attempting to destroy it. There is no middle ground.
Cc: @1776pax
May Starship have the eternal Mandate of Heaven 🚀
Starship’s 14th flight is set to launch on Monday, Sept 28. The 75-minute launch window opens at 7:15 a.m. CT. Live coverage of the mission starts ~35 minutes before launch → nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1qxvvenMP…
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A Pat Buchanan classic is now available.
In 1986 the fight over Nicaragua was sold as a simple choice: a Soviet-backed Sandinista regime in Managua, or the Contras trying to roll it back. The Sandinistas had taken the 1979 revolution and turned it into a one-party state—press muzzled, opposition harassed, Cuban and Soviet advisors in the ministries, and a draft that sent kids into the mountains. Washington’s line was that if Congress walked away, Central America would go the way of Cuba.
The “I’m a Contra Too” shirt was the civilian version of that argument: you didn’t have to pick up a rifle. You just had to say you were on the side of the people fighting the government in Managua. That is the throwback. Same slogan Reagan’s shop and Contra lobbyists wore while they pushed the $100 million aid package through a hostile House. Wear it as period gear from the last big Cold War proxy fight in the Americas—the year the White House called the Contras freedom fighters and treated a cotton tee like a loyalty test. Classic cut, original line, no rewrite of the 1986 pitch.
Thanks to a fraternal friend on X for sending me this classic.
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My second X article: Debunking @EWErickson. He wanted J6 protesters shot without a trial. Now he wants a gold star for hunting “Nazis” on his own side
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“The salvation of our people lies in having a nationalized and unified America, ready for the tremendous tasks of both war and peace. I appeal to all our citizens no matter from what land their forefathers came to keep this ever in mind, and to shun with scorn and contempt the sinister intriguers and mischief makers who would seek to divide them along lines of creed, of birthplace, or of national origin. I ask them to remember that there is but one safe motto for all Americans, no matter whether they were born here or abroad, no matter from what land their ancestors came; and that is the simple and loyal motto, AMERICA FOR AMERICANS.”
— Theodore Roosevelt, 1916
We advocate for a unified, dominant American future. In the image of Theodore Roosevelt, a man all Americans can and should look up to.
Theodore Roosevelt's figure looms large over America today; his entire career was dedicated to the advancement of our country. It is not the critic who counts, but the man who does things, who builds, and preserves the future. Roosevelt was a statesman, soldier, historian, and more. James Lindsay is a historically illiterate commentator with nothing to show for it.
Americans who love our country and are proud of it should boldly say “AMERICA IS FOR AMERICANS.”
I don't care if Teddy Roosevelt said it first (like he's some champion we should be looking to, to begin with). I care that my Department of Homeland Security is leaning into logic and messaging that Adolf Hitler also used to justify his evil, just as it was reaching its peak.
Roosevelt can't be blamed for Hitler because he came before Hitler. Today's DHS has a higher responsibility because it comes after Hitler, knowing where that logic leads. (And with Roosevelt, it led to splitting the Republican Party and giving us Woodrow Wilson, the most damaging president.)
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NR writers emptied buckets of ink over a single tweet from a Texas pol. None of them have written about the racial discrimination prevalent in Dallas Fort Worth thanks to people who imported a caste system. All their anger is reserved for Americans who noticed.
The @NRO Editorial: The Repulsive Online Attack on Indian Americans nationalreview.com/2026/09/t…
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I made a few slight tweaks to Joel’s post about @1776pax that I think makes it much better and more compelling
This is revealing. Erickson writes an exposé about a small group of sinister, occultic, pagan psychopaths worming their way into the conservative movement, and there's an entire cohort of young men who reflexively defend them because Erickson mentioned they were "white."
Blind race loyalty will make you stupid and evil if you're not careful.
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Replying to @blackstarops
I mean yeah I enjoy the work of @1776pax as well?
nitter.cf/1776pax/status/2100029…
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EXCLUSIVE: a set of proposals on how Republicans can win the "affordability" debate without resorting to socialism. Automation, mass deportations, deregulation, and more.
NEW ARTICLE by @sock_puppet1787.
zurl.co/ZP4fL
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“America is a propositional nation and the proposition is if you like football and cowboy hats you can be American”













































