John Garand getting his kids to be based while using his rifles.

ICYMI:

The Weekly Dose by The Lighthouse never disappoints.

https://radicaldose.com/the-weekly-dose-03-22-2024/

pOvErTy DrIvEs CrImE

Someone from the “Dissident Right” needs to back up Mohammed: “yup, don’t they know, the pen is mightier than the sword!”

On a serious note, you don’t have to like either side (I don’t) to see the dynamic of the weak-envying-the-strong.

“Gun ownership pacifies us!” Certain figures within the “Dissident Right” will say, as migrants stockpile arms in a country near you. I guess their argument is that it’s actually a good thing that Muhammad and Julio have guns and you don’t.

Onlookers described the scene as “an orgy of heterosexuality.”

If you haven’t seen this film already, you really should. As a film, it serves as the best metaphor for Jewish power, and how deeply coordinated, powerful and entrenched it is throughout the top of Western civilization.

Shockingly, a lot of people within the “Dissident Right” really don’t understand Jewish power, which leads them to believe that solutions for us still exist within the system.

"Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake."

Napoleon Bonaparte

https://news.1rj.ru/str/hapaperspective/13014

I'll try respond to this one on behalf of Australians. Essentially we've been double or even triple fucked in the last year or so because of:
1. Repercussions from excessive covid lock downs
2. Excessive money printing and going into debt during covid
3. The central bank has increased interest rates for the first time in a long time so many people's home loans mortgages are going up which results in less discretionary spending
4. The government in Australia has I suspect more overall power than the US to raise its minimum wages to "keep in line with inflation". The problem with this though is imagine you're a pizza store and suddenly your workers now need to be paid 10% extra. Well what do you do? Do you suddenly raise your prices by 10% or do you cut costs elsewhere or get creative?

That's basically my take why Australia is caught between a rock and a hard place right now

I think there’s a lot of antipathy like this going around now and in many Western countries. https://x.com/Partisan_O/status/1772439926983807324?s=20

Feds set up a honey pot YouTube video and order YouTube to doxx anyone who watched the video.

https://youtu.be/mT8oOafJEMI?si=jD3lWsv_eWMevQ1-

The Naturalization Act of 1795

Five years apart from the original addition of the HR.40 bill passed by the United States senate on March 26th 1790

The Third Congress of the United States held a minor reformation of the Bill on January 29, 1795 to make the act of HR.40 universal law of naturalization throughout the land and extended the requirement of citizenship of all free white persons living in the United States from two years to five years. This minor change was not a repeal of the act but in fact an implementation of a better version of its law.

The HR.40 law was never repealed or abolished by any United States congress then or since not even in 1965 with the Hart-Cellar Act or the 1965 Immigration Act.

In the US Code Of Law and according to the United States senate from the Third Congress the United States of America is lawfully and legally a country for White Europeans of good moral character thus making the citizenship of non European inhabitants of America obsolete by the code of US Law

The Francis Scott Key Bridge disaster was brought to you by the same people dropping airplanes out of the sky with their software.

The Baltimore incident that has been on the news:

The ship was from Singapore but the entire crew was from India, including the Captain. This is another indication. The hunt for cheap labor thus lowering stadnards isn't just a thing in Europe and America. Even wealthy Asian countries are doing this. India has more people than China. Younger demographics than China and has over all better relations with the West. This is a level of invasion that isn't even being registered

same poojeet now blaming ukraine

https://archive.is/CTXzV - its bs the company themselves said it was all indian.

I'm not convinced that the Dali cargo ship's controls were hijacked/shutoff by a cyberattack, as some are suggesting. What we do know: the crew was entirely Indian.

The Dali container ship had undergone 27 inspections since 2015, and it had been found to have two 'deficiencies', according to a CNN review of records from the Electronic Quality Shipping Information System (Equasis).

Notably, this included a June 2023 inspection in San Antonio, Chile, where a deficiency was found in the 'propulsion and auxiliary machinery' - with propulsion faults also noted in the early CISA report.

The Dali was also involved in a 2016 incident at the Port of Antwerp. A review in November of that year in Antwerp, Belgium found another 'deficiency' in its 'structural conditions.'

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13239953/Singaporean-Dali-Baltimore-propulsion-bridge-collapse.html