Replying to @DangerousThinkg
It take an outside prospective to realize how blessed we really are. Please don't take our country for granted.
Go out & vote red .🇺🇸
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Ladies and Gentlemen and any other entity that may read this
It takes a legal immigrant to explain why America is special compared to the rest of the world
Marnie Jones details all the specifics of what drew her to visit and then settle in the United States of America
This is a culture worth preserving
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"Which actions by Hillary Clinton do you think are the most satanic?"
Dr Ben Carson — 17th HUD Secretary: "Her willingness to kill innocent babies!"
The levels of truth to this are going to be deep and DARK and most people aren't ready for it.
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She’s right and this forgotten concept might be the single biggest change to our world in the last 25 years. 🫤
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Shane Gillis does a great Donald Trump impression
He went from a possible Saturday Night Live cast member who was rejected to having been invited to host twice
The cast never knows what to make of it when he does his monologue.
After each appearance, the cast members who could not contain themselves and needed a little of the spotlight, gave interviews 'discussing' his performance
Gillis did not care
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“Are you a racist?” 🤡
Never forget when Jesse Lee Peterson completely destroyed this woke Univision reporter. We need more people like him!
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We can’t change the left at this point, but all of us voting has never been more important.
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🚨 ATTENTION, BARACK OBAMA! 🚨
I do believe this gentleman has a little message for you! 👀🍿
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Replying to @SamuraiShibaJP
Stopping the line in an assembly plant to honor someone, is much like saying
Fair winds and following seas.
It is a worker's salute.
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Replying to @SamuraiShibaJP
Georgetown, Kentucky Toyota plant has moved more people out of poverty in Eastern Kentucky than any Governor we ever had.
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My wife's brother spent six years at a Japanese car plant in Kentucky. He was sent to teach the Americans our way of working.
He came home with a notebook. On the cover, in Japanese: "Things I Learned Instead."
Some pages:
"The first day of deer season, half the line takes vacation. HR plans for it every year. Nobody pretends to be sick. They just say 'deer season.'"
"They name the machines. The welding robot on Line 2 is Darlene. Darlene gets a birthday cake."
"When someone's wife has a baby, the whole line signs a card. The card is bigger than the baby."
"A man with thirty years on the line showed me a better way to do my own job. Then he said, 'Don't tell your boss I told you that, boss.'"
"Every Friday, someone brings doughnuts. Nobody is assigned. Somebody always does."
"They thank the janitor by name. Every day. His name is Curtis."
The last page is from his final day.
In our system, anyone can stop the line, but only for a problem. Stopping it is serious.
"On my last day, the line stopped for one minute. There was no problem. They stopped it to shake my hand."
He says it's the only time in six years he was happy to see the line stop.
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Dear Democrats, I got your letter in the mail telling me to use my Black vote to support Democrats.
Well, today I went to the polls and voted for every Republican on the Texas ballot. Yes, Ken Paxton too!
And yes, I voted for some names I didn’t recognize, because what I DO recognize is that you guys can’t be trusted.
I believe if Democrats take back Congress, you’re going to go after my president, Donald Trump, and try to impeach him.
Just because I’m Black doesn’t mean I owe Democrats my vote.
My vote belongs to ME, and nobody gets to tell me how to use it.
You sent me a letter asking for my vote. Well, here’s your answer.
I voted Republican, and I stand by my decision.
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Dan Bongino says he has never gotten more emails, texts, and DMs in 12 years on the air than after he told you to get prepared.
Someone he had not spoken to in 40 years messaged him: “Are we all going to die?”
BONGINO: “Folks, there’s nothing controversial. Yes, I’m a little worried about the potential for a cyber strike that could regionally lead to some brownouts and blackouts that could cause a lot of problems.”
“The worst day of your life is, God forbid, something happens, and you turn on the tap water faucet, and nothing comes out after a week or two cuz chemicals run out, filtration plants, and you got no water. There is no downside whatsoever to a little bit of preparedness.”
“I learned all of that as a Secret Service agent where you over-prepare so things don’t happen.”
“I’m not telling you the world’s going to end tomorrow. Just telling you to be prepared.”
“Be prepared for 30 days of being off the grid so you can support your family. It’s critical. Panic kills, as I said.”
On top of Bongino, I’ve seen these podcasters issue similar warnings this week:
• Glenn Beck: “I haven’t given a warning like this since 2007,” adding, “Prepare for impact. If you haven’t already, you need to start.”
• Tim Pool: “Winter is coming, just be prepared.”
• Mike Glover of Fieldcraft Survival: “If you’re depending on another man to come save you and your family, you’ve already lost.”
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Replying to @ClassicLearner
Im thankful that this administration is ending H1B visas, and promoting the removal of temporary asylum seekers and illegal aliens.
Because the way to make America great again is to Build American made products, in America by Americans
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Replying to @ClassicLearner
This is because the AI narrative is just a lie; they still need human labor, and human militaries. They are just using it to destroy American individual expectation of independence, and the ability for heritage Americans to own their own businesses.. or possess any capital AT ALL.























