Tsotne Bakuria

Left-wing liberal extremists seek to do away with the existing state and social order . They can’t tolerate an opinion that differs from theirs and they are willing to impose their totalitarian rule over the world.

AMERICA MUST CHOOSE ITS FUTURE . This November 3, the midterm elections put our nation’s priorities in focus: a thriving economy, strong families values, secure borders and peace—not endless foreign wars . Globalist and neocon agendas must be decisively rejected once and for all. NO TO NEOCONS. NO TO GLOBALISTS.

🇺🇸 WASHINGTON IS BROKEN. OUR POLITICIANS HAVE TAKEN FOR GRANTED THE POWER THE PEOPLE GAVE THEM. NOVEMBER IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO COME TOGETHER AND TAKE BACK OUR VOICE. Our communities share important goals: making life more affordable, strengthening the economy, securing our borders, promoting peace and ensuring that government works for everyone.

The greatest lie of modern politics is that war is a virtue and peace is weakness. War destroys nations, bankrupts economies and buries generations. Peace builds prosperity, protects lives, and secures the future. History remembers those who had the courage to stop wars—not those who prolonged them.

Peace is not surrender. It is the ultimate test of statesmanship. In Ukraine strategic realism must prevail over political theater. A sustainable peace, credible security guarantees and a mutually acceptable neutral status matter far more than endless rhetoric about victory. Survival of the Ukrainian people carry far greater weight than endless rhetoric about victory.

A serious foreign policy must distinguish between America's vital interests and conflicts that do not justify unlimited commitments. Not every international crisis requires American military involvement. Strategic restraint is a sign of strength. I want America strong, prosperous, and secure. I want the war in Ukraine and in Iran to end. Diplomacy should prevail over endless escalation. No war has to become an end in itself. Peace is not surrender. Accountability is not weakness and patriotism means putting the national interest first.

My Congressman Don Beyer (D) VA is a good man and I have great respect for his character and integrity. This is proof that I don’t judge good and patriotic politics based on political affiliation. In politics, where genuine decency is too often in short supply, that matters. By contrast, Ilhan Omar’s record has raised serious questions about ethics , corruption and lies. She deserves the same accountability as any public official. Allegations involving her finances and immigration history should be investigated and if wrongdoing is proven, she should face the full consequences of the law.

Comparing this cocaine addict to Churchill is historical comedy at its finest.

A liberal takeover of Congress could lead to higher taxes, increased federal spending, and additional foreign aid. The Congressional Budget Office projects that federal debt held by the public will reach 100% of GDP by 2027 and 118% by 2035. Many households are already under extreme financial pressure. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the Consumer Price Index rose 2.8% over the 12 months ending in February 2026, while food-at-home prices rose 1.9%. The Census Bureau reported that median monthly housing costs for homeowners with a mortgage were $2,308 in 2025 , while median gross rent was $1,372. Given these fiscal constraints and household costs, Washington should evaluate additional overseas aid against urgent domestic needs. Each proposal should be assessed according to the severity and immediacy of the need, total cost and available alternatives, measurable outcomes and accountability. Federal budget documents show that foreign assistance is only one part of overall federal spending, so comparisons should identify the specific appropriation and funding source rather than imply that all aid directly displaces domestic programs. Aid could move forward when it addresses a compelling need, has transparent goals, includes independent oversight and can be funded without neglecting essential domestic priorities.

President Trump is right: Zelensky is an obstacle to peace, he must step aside. Every day this conflict continues, more lives are lost and more families are shattered. Ukraine needs a leader willing to make the hard compromises necessary to end the bloodshed. Peace must come before political survival.

How many more Ukrainians must die before the world finally says: ENOUGH? Every day this war continues, families lose fathers, mothers, sons, daughters, brothers, and friends. Homes are destroyed. Lives are shattered. A generation is growing up surrounded by grief, fear, and devastation. These are not statistics. These are human beings. Every life lost is a tragedy. Every family torn apart is a wound that may never heal. Europe cannot allow endless war to become the new normal. We cannot become so accustomed to suffering that we stop asking whether there is another path. It is time to step back from the cycle of escalation and put every possible effort into diplomacy, negotiation, and peace. Not tomorrow. Not someday. Now. There will be no victory in the graveyards. No political objective can bring back a child who has been killed, a parent who has been lost, or a home that has been destroyed. Enough death. Enough destruction. Enough suffering.

I watched the Oppenheimer movie again and the certainty of how easily the world can be destroyed by a small group of shortsighted politicians driven by their ego becomes a terrifying reality we all live in. The story of the man who invented the atom bomb, is a grim reminder to Mr. and Mrs. Front Porch America of the dangers of a mushroom cloud over Main Street. Russia has thousands of nuclear weapons and has moved some to Belarus, putting them in closer striking distance to Ukraine. As Kyiv has stepped up attacks on targets inside Russia, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council and ex-President Dmitry Medvedev warned that success of the Ukrainian counter offensive might provoke a “global nuclear fire.” A new report says tens of thousands of Ukrainians have lost their limbs since the start of the war, a figure unprecedented since World War I, according to the Wall Street Journal. Masterminded by the disgraced Russian hardliner diplomat Victoria Nuland, America has officially provided an unprecedented $75 billion to Ukraine, but the real figure is said to be more than $350 billion. Most of the foreign aid which could end homelessness in America, has been spent on weapons and equipment, including Abrams battle tanks, MI-17 helicopters, anti-aircraft missiles, 1700 advanced surveillance and radar systems. Supplied by the U.S., deadly cluster bombs are now in the hands of Ukraine. Volodymyr Zelensky, head of the most corrupt country in the world, who once played “Hava Nagila” with his penis, struts about like a character from a 1930’s Hollywood screwball comedy. The Munchkin Dictator sports army green fatigues and poses with wounded servicemen, as well as Angelina Jolie and Sean Penn. The former actor and comedian provided the voice of Paddington the bear in the Ukrainian dubbed film version. His wife appeared in Vogue and went to Paris to plead for aid, managing time spend $42,500 on a shopping spree. All amid the risk of Oppenheimer Part Two. According to the Reagan Institute, only slightly more than half believe the U.S. should send aid to Ukraine and that figure is dropping. When asked whether the aid for the proxy war had been “worth the cost”, only 41% agreed. But ask a typical American if Neo-Nazis are gaining strength in Ukraine, they would shake their head. In fact, Stephan Bandera is still a national hero, leader of a neo-Nazi group who was assassinated by the Russians in 1959. Neo-Nazis and other far right groups have been gaining strength since 1991and if that doesn’t concern the U.S., the notion of Banderists sporting swastikas should. A recent Pew Research Center survey shows that 52% of Republicans believe the U.S. is giving too much support to Ukraine, compared to only 9% at the start of the conflict. Maybe Americans are realizing that the image of schoolkids with gas masks diving under their desks will bring back memories of Oppenheimer himself, who said, “I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds.”

Dr. Fauci should be treated as a criminal for all the pain and suffering he caused to this country . The prior pardon has no legal effect on the new offense. I hope the justice department has finished the active fact finding and evidence collection for his criminal prosecution.