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Thrilled to be included. Obviously, my manuscript is already late. So that’ll be all for now. In the meantime, @rustyrockets How to Become a Christian in 7 Days ships April 20 store.tuckercarlson.com/prod… Thank you @TuckerCarlson @TCNetwork
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He moved to Poland to avoid right wing politics 💀
Oh this story is delicious. Some choice parts for you:
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The fish lipped philistines of Mar-a-Lago are making life hard for natural beauties like Meghan McCain
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Ahem. Five years ago I wrote a column about DNA test results that showed there was a 99.999998 percent chance that Ilhan Omar and her second husband Ahmed Elmi were siblings. A few hours before we went to press my informant was arrested by Biden's FBI. Funny that.
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What does one do in Doha?
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I can’t spend eternity here
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Sweet mother Mary they have the Winged Victory of Samothrace. @britishmuseum SEIZE HER
I wonder if it might be a good idea to remove the Mona Lisa, and anything else worth saving, from the Louvre.
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Milo @nero may divide opinion on many subjects but his sartorial aesthetic is beyond question. Captured on film here, quite at home, conceiving.
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Notice the number of women in the comments pining for his attention via empathetic flattery. They do this because they cannot process a man entirely uninterested in their existence. One of them must seduce the evil beast into their prince.
This is the horror men dare not admit, or none would ever marry again, and none would ever sleep again. For they can only ever be instrumental and fantastical to the women they love. There is no true or untrue, no objective reality, because she is a creature of the subjunctive. She lives in the world of the possible, the hypothetical, the wished-for and the never-was, the maybe, the almost, the oft-wondered and the yearned-for. Wherever you are, she is not, and wherever she may be, you can never join her. She can do you no injury and thus may do as she pleases, because, to her, you simply are not there.
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It’s good of you to worry @horton_official but thankfully I am independently wealthy and never need to work again. Just reach out next time!
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A once infinitely powerful and much misunderstood now almost quaintly tragic and lovable homosexual minstrel recently mocked for bruising nocturnal encounters with his muscly African American husband is back in Britain. And so is Milo Yiannopoulos
OBAMA IS IN THE UK, AGAIN Barack Obama leaving his Glasgow hotel on Thursday after another large UK arena event. While President Trump is in office, the former president keeps turning up in Britain for high-profile appearances. He then met UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham privately in Manchester. This is not a quiet retirement. The same Obama networks that ran the Russia hoax have never stopped plotting against President Trump, coordinating across the Atlantic. [Credit: STV News clip of Obama departing Glasgow, 15 Oct 2026.]
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Nannying plus the concessions and consequences of widespread crime have produced an untenable society. Any Amazon package over £150 needs a PIN to be handed over. And just try withdrawing a few thousand in cash of your own money without a week’s notice in writing.
That was both hilarious and utterly retarded. On flying out of UK, if you have > 5 cellphones (I have..8), the screeners will call police counterterrorism detectives to interview you. Same as >$10k. I explained HarmonyOS Next v Jolla v Graphene v Android v iOS to them.
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This is the horror men dare not admit, or none would ever marry again, and none would ever sleep again. For they can only ever be instrumental and fantastical to the women they love. There is no true or untrue, no objective reality, because she is a creature of the subjunctive. She lives in the world of the possible, the hypothetical, the wished-for and the never-was, the maybe, the almost, the oft-wondered and the yearned-for. Wherever you are, she is not, and wherever she may be, you can never join her. She can do you no injury and thus may do as she pleases, because, to her, you simply are not there.
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This is every annoying and frustrating because it’s not so much that they fight dirty (a lot of people do) but that you can’t convince them that you’re not also doing the same and that this is about something bigger than either of you since they interpret trying to be objective and impartial as the ultimate means of fighting dirty
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From the time of day to his own name, I don’t know if I’ve ever heard John Flynt say something true. breitbart.com/europe/2015/02…
There are many social media figures that lie all the time about easily documentable facts about their biography-- Brianna Wu is one of the worst
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More traumatizing than if he’d raped her
This is arguably the worst thing a father could do to his daughter. Poor kid doesn't even know how to respond.
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Il y a un énorme malentendu sur la tradition révolutionnaire française, qu'on évoque dès qu'il y a aujourd'hui une voiture brûlée ou des boutiques Nike dévalisées comme si c'était une continuité historique. Les insurrections parisiennes au XIXe siècle n'étaient pas des moments de pillage débridé ! Les révolutionnaires de 1830 et 1848, notamment, n'aimaient pas les pilleurs et s'organisaient spontanément pour les mettre hors d'état de nuire. En 1830, Louis Blanc rapporte que "les propriétés, au mois de juillet, ne coururent (...) pas le moindre risque", décrit des surveillances spontanées autour des objets de valeur, et rapporte même que des voleurs, pris sur le fait, furent fusillés par les insurgés ; "le peuple se surveilla donc parfaitement lui-même". En février 1848 pendant la prise du Palais-Royal par la foule, Marie d'Agoult raconte que "des postes d'hommes du peuple (...) exerçaient une police rigoureuse à la sortie du palais, afin de prévenir ou de châtier toute tentative de vol". Des drapeaux portaient l'inscription anti-pillage "Respect aux propriétés ; mort aux voleurs". Il y eut bien sûr beaucoup de morts dans les affrontements entre l'armée et les insurgés, et des dégâts lors de la prise de bâtiments très symboliques comme les Tuileries (et encore, plus mesurés qu'on ne le pense, là aussi parce que les émeutiers s'organisèrent pour pouvoir par exemple rendre intactes à la Reine ses laines et ses soies à broder !). Mais le pillage pour le pillage, les destructions aléatoires, ne faisaient certainement pas partie de leur environnement. Louis Blanc, Histoire de dix ans, tome I, chapitre V (1842) Marie d'Agoult, Histoire de la Révolution de 1848, tome II, chapitre XXII.
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“I was in Aïx” 💀
I see the protests in France are trending. Since I just spent 10 days there during the heart of them, I figured I'd chime in with what's actually going on. The news and clickbait accounts on X will show you the outlier events: burning buildings, raging violence and everything that triggers you. I was in the heart of Aix en Provence during the biggest protest day and filmed the center where it was happening. (See below) This is right the University, across from the church, dead center of town. The students are dancing, singing, kicking soccer balls and have comically barricaded the entrance doors to force the school to close. I visited many cities in France during the protest period, and saw zero violence or malpractice of any kind. More broadly, I spent more than a month this year in France across 3 trips and 10+ cities, including Paris, Bordeaux, Aix en Provence, Nice, Antibes, Biarritz, and others, and it's incredibly safe, charming, peaceful and beautiful. Every city I visited is nicer than almost every American city, and there's zero comparison. So much that it wouldn't even be insulting to France to try, because nobody who has spent significant time in both countries would take this comparison seriously. I spoke with the students at length about their views. I also spoke with waiters, drivers, merchants, staff and whoever. They were all civil, well articulated and genuinely wanted to see change. We can disagree about their reasoning, logic or whatever, and it's true that France has fiscal problems, but to chalk up the France protests to raging extremist violence from "pick your favorite group to blame", is a laughable misrepresentation of what's actually going on. If you exclusively watch the news and believe the top 1% extreme situations, you have likely been psyoped.
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Suicide is the worst sin because it is a rejection of all Creation. In ending his own life, the suicide obliterates God and the whole world, declaring them unworthy and intolerable to him.
This is how I view suicide. If one destroys one’s own self, “one’s own temple/church, home of the soul” we can only beg our Father in Heaven to spare others; that one that was lost is gone forever. So yes don’t go destroy statues and paintings, folks. And also guard your souls.
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Is this not the consensus view
🚨NEW: In ITV's undercover investigation, a Reform UK councillor in West London said that he would "quite happily" personally execute grooming gang members in the garden of 10 Downing Street "without f*cking thinking for a second about it"
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But also, and most importantly, she was a woman, and the stupid among us (journalists, VCs) wanted to believe in her more than they wanted to fact check her.
One of the things that hasn’t been talked about with Elizabeth Holmes: She was created in the era of the Ted Talk Entrepreneur. Between 2011-2015 (after the release of the Social Network), there was an entire apparatus built around “Child Prodigies”: college accelerators, young entrepreneur organizations, etc. I watched countless founders of hard tech companies present fraudulent products at conferences. They had fake studies with fudged numbers. Most of the adults in the room excused it as “faking it ‘til you make it.” But Holmes was the one who rode the wave better than anyone else. When the Ted Talk Era came to an end and people finally came to their senses, she was still running the same playbook—and in the most scrutinized field there is: medical technology. When people ask how she got so far, it’s largely explained by the period she did it in. And she got caught when the world suddenly woke up.
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The destruction of irreplaceable works of art and architecture is second only to suicide in moral depravity. It is a premeditated act of murder which obliterates living history, trashes the transcendental and impoverishes entire civilizations. It should carry the death penalty.
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