THROWBACK: I've been calling out Abdul "Mamdani Jr." El-Sayed... for his BS long before it was popular. Don’t Mamdani My Michigan. Common sense > Communism. Let’s go!show more

Abdul El-Sayed Wins Michigan Senate Primary Progressive candidate Abdul... El-Sayed has won the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate in Michigan, defeating Rep. Haley Stevens. El-Sayed campaigned alongside far-left streamer Hasan Piker, who once said: “America deserved 9/11, dude. F*** it, I’m saying it.” When asked to disavow those comments, El-Sayed refused, calling it a “gotcha game” and defending Piker’s place in the party. El-Sayed’s own record includes: • Saying he would put an “ogre on a pike” (make an example of a moderate Democrat by primarying them) so others fall in line • Declaring, “When they go low, we don’t go high. We take them to the mud and choke them out.” • Struggling to affirm Israel’s right to exist as a Jewish state • Suggesting the U.S. should understand the “pain and frustration” that drives people to commit terrorist acts • Calling border agents “white supremacists” in a since-deleted post He will face Republican Mike Rogers in November. Rogers has called El-Sayed’s comments “disqualifying” and said: “It’s a scary world we live in where Democrats now make excuses for terrorists… this level of radicalism is propelling Abdul.” I agree with Rogers, this is scary. Democrat candidates should be condemning terrorists not rationalizing them.show more

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again:... A vote for Sliwa is a vote for Mamdani. And here’s the proof: just this past March, Sliwa was openly supporting Mamdani to be the elected Democratic representative. …So, is Sliwa staying in this race just to help Mamdani win? We are so close to winning this election, even with Sliwa still in the race, but it will only happen if everyone gets out and votes. Today is the last day of early voting and Election Day is this Tuesday. Take the time. Make your voice heard. Let’s WIN this. 💪🏻🗳️ #VoteforCuomoshow more

TRUMP: "If you look at my history and go... back 15 years, I was saying we cannot let Iran get a nuclear weapon. I've been saying it for a long time and I mean it more now."show more

Donald Trump: "As long as I'm president, Zohran Mamdani... won't arrest Benjamin Netanyahu." Minutes later, Zohran Mamdani responded: "This is about accountability. Tens of thousands are dead. Children have been mutilated. Hospitals have been bombed. Journalists and aid workers have been killed." "The ICC issued an arrest warrant. I support it. I don't have the authority to arrest him. The federal government does. I'm calling on Washington to uphold international law." "And let me be clear: New York City should never be a safe haven for anyone accused of war crimes. We must stand for human dignity." He didn't back down. He stood by his position despite the pressure. 🔥👏show more

Abdul El-Sayed on Meet the Press: 9/11 Comments Are... Just “Dumb Things Said Out of Context” Michigan Democrat Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed sat down with NBC’s Meet the Press today and addressed questions about his campaign associations and policy plans. On Hasan Piker — who has previously said “America deserved 9/11” and has been involved with the campaign — El-Sayed downplayed the remark as just some “dumb thing somebody said out of context.” When asked if he planned to continue campaigning with him, he replied: “I’m less concerned now with who I’m campaigning with… I’m a lot more focused on who I’m campaigning to.” On his push for government-run healthcare, El-Sayed acknowledged the cost: Americans would “pay a little bit more in taxes.” He also offered this view of the current system: “I understand right now, though, that we don’t live under capitalism…” In short: He dismissed the 9/11 comment as no big deal, confirmed higher taxes for his healthcare plan, and said America doesn’t currently operate under capitalism. This is exactly the kind of candidate the Democrat Party should be moving away from.show more

Knicks Owner James Dolan Blasts Mamdani, Cancels Knicks Watch... Party 🔥 Big drama in NYC ahead of Game 4. MSG owner James Dolan unloaded on Mayor Zohran Mamdani and NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch over heavy security restrictions for the planned outdoor watch party — then pulled the plug on the screens hours before tip-off. Dolan called out the “fear and anxiety” from the mayor’s office, saying they’re not real Knicks fans. Classic Dolan standing his ground. Knicks fans deserve better — let’s go Knicks! What’s your take on this last-minute cancellation? Overreach or necessary precautions? (Video: AI)show more

Mamdani Snubbed at Fallen NYC Soldier’s Funeral Mayor Zohran... Mamdani was blocked from speaking at the funeral of Army Sgt. Angel Sarah Rampersad on Friday, July 31. The 28-year-old Queens native was killed in an Iranian missile attack on July 17. Sources say the family preferred to limit political distractions. Mamdani sat in the fourth row reviewing prepared remarks as Gov. Kathy Hochul and other officials were called to speak. (Video: AI) “They kept calling names and then he was never called,” one attendee said. He appeared frustrated before putting his tablet away. Mamdani did not issue a public statement acknowledging her death until July 22 — five days later. In the days surrounding the attack, he instead focused public comments on criticizing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and calling for enforcement of an ICC arrest warrant. The family’s decision echoes growing public pressure for Mamdani to step aside from the upcoming 9/11 anniversary ceremonies as well. In moments of mourning, the most respectful path is to honor the wishes of those closest to the loss. In the remarks he never delivered, Mamdani planned to say: “It is often said that our fallen ‘gave their tomorrows for our today.’ Sergeant Rampersad had tomorrows waiting for her… But she gave every one of them up so that we could have ours.” Hundreds filled the Ozone Park church to honor a local hero. A long police procession later carried her to her final resting place. RIP Army Sgt. Angel Sarah Rampersad.show more

msh:*pointing to taehyung* later, are you going to ask... that person for help? haha: to be honest, since i have a lot of greed, i think ill go crazy haha: actually, that person has shouted out my song on twitter before kjk: when haha: long ago haha: I’m also in his fan club msh: do you know his fan club name? haha: let’s call it HARMY (haha + army) kjk: isn’t it halmi (grandmother) (harmy sounds like halmi) *laughs*show more

Thanedar Out — But His Replacement Is a Democratic... Socialist Rep. Shri Thanedar has lost his Michigan Democratic primary to state Rep. Donavan McKinney, NBC News projects. Thanedar’s defeat is welcome news. He was a deeply flawed incumbent who faced scrutiny over campaign finances, crypto losses, and other issues. But the winner is no moderate. McKinney is a democratic socialist endorsed by Bernie Sanders and Abdul El-Sayed. His platform includes: • Medicare for All • New restrictions on military aid to Israel • Massive government spending on clean energy and housing Thanedar is gone. The replacement is further left.show more

The past year has seen me have a renaissance,... in the truest sense… I won’t go into details now but will at some point before long. What has brought so much happiness to my life and those around me this past year has been my falling back in love with sport. Cycling has, and always will be, my number one. Yet I’d forgotten that I simply love sport, not for results but for the sheer joy of doing it, I’d completely forgotten that the health of my mind is intrinsically connected to the health of my body. I’ve rediscovered the love I had for sport that existed before the world of professional cycling took over in the way it did. I’ve been pushing myself and trying new things this past year, indifferent to the results, just out having fun and at times going deeper than I thought I was capable of anymore. Last week I got on a TT bike for the first time in a decade, Factor Bikes built me a bike, I’ve been looking at it for two years and decided it was time to get fitted, getting back on it felt like going home. Anyway, the long and the short of this is that it’s inspired me to create a club to inspire and be inspired. A community for us to share our love for getting out there and doing it, because I’ve realized that although I spend most of my sporting life on my own I derive the most pleasure when feeling part of something. It’s in its early days, I’ve called it Sporting Club CHPT3 aka SCC3, I’d love you to check it out and join. It’s still in its infancy, but I hope it’s going to grow into something that will inspire you as much as me.show more

‼️𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗹𝗱 𝗪𝗮𝗿 𝗜𝗜𝗜 Kyrylo Budanov: "The third world war... has been going on for a long time and it started in Ukraine." I will add that the kinetic war, which was started by Russia in Ukraine, has now migrated to Iran. The Pentagon knows this, briefs on it, but can't get beyond a President who calls Zelensky a dictator while holding the door open for Putin. We can't send our troops into battle against the same Russian-designed drones being used to kill Ukrainians. This makes no sense anymore and we all need to start calling it out. #OSINT #Bromanceshow more

🇵🇱🇷🇺 POLAND'S FM: “WE FOUGHT RUSSIA BEFORE THE U.S.... EXISTED - WE CAN DO IT AGAIN” Polish FM Radosław Sikorski urged Europe to take greater responsibility for its own defense, calling out the EU's overreliance on the U.S. Sikorski also backed Trump’s past criticism of Europe’s complacency. “The European Union’s economy is nine to ten times larger than Russia’s. We fought Russia successfully before the United States even existed, so we should be capable of doing it today. President Trump was right when he said Europe had been consuming the peace dividend for too long.” Source: Clash Report, Radosław Sikorski 🇵🇱🇪🇺show more

#HelloBlessedPeople 🙏🏾 30 years ago… I sat and watched... team after team pass me by, most of them TWICE! In my mind, I should’ve already been gone before the 61st pick. The last pick in the first round, or as I thought about it, the first pick in the third round. But because I was not “ideal” and labeled a “tweener”, I sat excitedly, yet angrily, awaiting my name to be called. But as I grew in my walk with Christ, I began to understand that, for the believer, delay is often God’s setup. That frustration… that anger… I was blessed by the Lord to harness those emotions, to build something far greater than what I imagined possible… that chip on my shoulder became an asset to my new teammates, organization, home & fan base, not a liability!! I didn’t run from it. I USED IT. Used it in my preparation. Used it in my mindset. Used it to become who God was calling me to be. What felt like rejection… was really direction. What felt like a setback… was part of His plan. Don’t waste what you feel. Don’t fight it… FAITH it! Use it!! "And we know that God causes everything to work together for the good of those who love God and are called according to his purpose for them." Romans 8:28 #BBTB #ChipOnYourShoulder #UseIt #StayReady #NFLDraftshow more

Play calling Sucked Fire the coach and dismantle the... team 😏😏😏😏😏😏😏 Go Gators! We Gone be alright! There is no substitute for Missed reps! Yes, it sucks. However, I am thankful for having two “lower tier” nonconference opponents the first two weeks! Valuable time was missed to no fault of his own and I understand that! My guy is only a sophomore who has missed majority of the reps to make his sophomore Leap however I am confident that he will shake the dust! Go Gators!! I 100% support these young men and believe in them! LET’S GO TO WORK THIS WEEKEND! Beat LSU!!show more

Last year during UNILAG’s Hall week, Go crzy announced... that he would be pulling up to give out free merch on campus on 26th July 2025, the night before when he announced it, i took it open myself to push it heavily because this was a big deal to me and my guys, the night before which was the 25th of july, two of my insanely talented friends (Ledum and M!) spent the whole night working on paintings for go crzy to show him how much they appreciate his impact in the fashion and art industry, considering the fact that they are creatives as well. Fast forward to the next day, due to some issues go crzy wasn’t able to come in to UNILAG and my guys Leduum and M? have tried to reach out to GOCRAZY to give him the paintings since then but to no avail, today Go crzy is coming to UNILAG again and i really want to give him these paintings, it’s long overdue. Help me tag him to this post till he sees it GOCRAZYshow more

Ok guys, I've been sitting on this for a... while and finally got my thoughts together. Since the album came out, I've always noticed the second temporary heaven sounds slightly different. If you listen closely with headphones, he doesn't pronounce the M and makes a 'ruary' sound like February. I looked into Sunflowers in February and this book came up. Makes perfect sense with his recent interviews and meaning of other songs in the album. Additionally, a February heaven means a fresh start to strengthen one's relationship and let go of past troubles... finding light in darkness!!? wtafffshow more

He pulled into his driveway after a long day...... and came straight across the street. Didn’t go inside. Didn’t pause. Just walked over like he already knew where he was needed. Roman was waiting with his firetruck, and before a word was even said, Mr. Wade was down on the sidewalk playing like nothing else mattered. I was right there... watching it, letting it happen. Because there are some things you don’t interrupt. He has me for all the everyday moments, the routines, the constant kind of love. And then there are moments like this... something different, just as real. My boy doesn’t need a lot. Just someone who chooses to stop, to sit, to stay. And somehow, Mr. Wade always does.show more

Next up in the long line of right-wing media... figures lifting up Woke Right retards who waste our time, Patrick Bet-David just had on the spectacular retard Curtis Yarvin who said this idiot nonsense: America has always been a Leftist experiment. No it hasn't, except barely from the perspective of European reaction and counter-revolutionary thinking, which is part of what constitutes the European, but not American, Right. (I AM ONCE AGAIN TELLING YOU ALL THAT "LEFT" AND "RIGHT" ARE NOT ADEQUATE TERMS FOR POLITICAL DISCUSSION FOR A LOT OF REASONS, MOSTLY THAT THEY DESCRIBE LOCATIONS IN A PARTICULAR ROOM AT A PARTICULAR TIME AND NOT COHERENT POLITICAL PROGRAMS.) America is actually founded on a tradition completely alien and separate to either the "Left" or the "Right" as it is conceived of in the European mind. It is overwhelmingly something completely different that dispensed wholesale with all the idiotic Continental philosophies the European "Left" and "Right" relied upon. America was not "Leftist" because "Leftist" referred to Jacobinism specifically at the time of the Founding, in line with the thinking of Rousseau's esoteric French Romanticism, whereas America was founded on SCOTTISH COMMON SENSE. America's founders specifically REJECTED Jacobinism and built their system to reject and safeguard against it, but Jacobinism is specifically the thing called "Leftism" in the original context. If you go back to the National Assembly in France, where were the Jacobins? To the left of the king. Hence, "Leftism" for their philosophy and political program. Where were the Scottish Common Sense people? IN SCOTLAND AND AMERICA, doing something completely different and totally awesome, not in the room at all. If you look at what these guys were thinking, it was that Common Sense precedes all these idiotic European philosophical theories, but that the brain-genius philosophers of Europe were so smart that they got the relationship backwards. The Euros thought philosophy precedes common sense, but the Americans knew philosophy must begin with common sense or it's merely idle (and dangerous) speculation. The "Right," if we consider it the side that "resists the Left" (what a poor definition, but that's its definition, isn't it?), in revolutionary France was a motley mix of monarchists, counter-revolutionists, and theocrats. Those would be exactly the people Americans threw out and told to go f- themselves. The "Right," if we must use the term, in America is the side that defends the American tradition, which is based on Common Sense. Most Americans until quite recently were more or less mostly common-sense people in their general orientation to life, hence the long-standing saying that America is "a center-right country." That's what it actually means, outside of these dumb directional terms posing as political orientations. So, this is stupid. Just stupid, but look how much time and energy it takes to deal with the illiterate stupidity of a twelve-second clip pumped to a million viewers who don't have time, interest, background, or inclination to take it apart (because most of them are too common-sense to want to read all this crap but still tribal enough to fall for Yarvin's). Truly, it takes an order of magnitude (or two) more work to take apart bullshit than it does to produce it. Woke, both Right and Left, is such a waste of valuable time and always has been.show more

9/11 Families Demand Mayor Mamdani Be Barred from 25th... Anniversary Ceremony at Ground Zero Families of victims are calling for NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani to be kept away from the sacred 25th anniversary remembrance at the former World Trade Center site, describing him as an “unwelcome guest.” A petition launched by victims’ relatives has already gathered more than 1,100 signatures, including at least 300 from families who lost loved ones on Sept. 11, 2001. Organizer Giovanni Galante, whose wife Grace was among the nearly 3,000 killed, said: “Our objection is based on his public record — his failure to meaningfully acknowledge the horror of that day, and his employment of, support for, or association with individuals who have minimized 9/11, defended terrorists, or even suggested America ‘deserved’ the attacks.” (Video: AI) “This day is sacred to us,” Galante added. “It is not political, and it is not a platform for those connected to such views. His presence would be deeply hurtful and inappropriate.” The petition cites Mamdani’s associations with figures who have downplayed the attacks or expressed sympathy for extremists, as well as his appointments and endorsements of individuals with controversial records related to 9/11 and terrorism. Monica Iken-Murphy, whose husband was killed that day and who helped create the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, signed the petition and stressed that the anniversary should remain focused on the families: “I don’t want families to feel uncomfortable. Others can come a different day, but let the families have their time.” The 9/11 Memorial & Museum said it works to keep the ceremony free of politics. The mayor’s office has not commented. Families of 9/11 victims deserve the right to mourn their loved ones in peace, without the presence of Mayor Mamdani or members of his administration.show more

July 2026, at his apartment in Tacoma, Washington, Marine... Corps veteran James Mitchell, 31, was having what seemed like a normal evening-until his service dog, Sergeant, detected something James couldn’t feel yet. James served two tours overseas and came home with severe PTSD. He’d been paired with Sergeant, a 4-year-old German Shepherd, eight months earlier. The dog had been trained to detect the physical signs of an oncoming episode before James consciously felt them. “I was sitting on the couch, felt completely fine,” James explained. “Then Sergeant stood up, walked directly in front of me, and put his paws on my chest. I was confused. Then it hit-my heart was racing, my hands were shaking. The episode was starting.” By recognizing the signs early, Sergeant gave James crucial seconds to use his coping techniques before the tull panic attack took hold. “Without Sergeant, I would’ve been on the floor for an hour,” James said, his voice breaking. “He stopped it before it started. He knows my body better than I do.” James’s therapist says Sergeant’s interventions have reduced James’s severe episodes by 80%. James has been able to return to work part-time and reconnect with his family. “Sergeant gave me my life back,” James whispered, pressing his forehead to the dog’s. “I don’t know where l’a be without him. Probably not here.” James now advocates for service dog funding for veterans. He says every veteran with PTSD deserves what Sergeant gave him: a reason to stay present, and a partner who never stops watching over them. Sometimes survival isn’t about demons-it’s about having someone who sees them coming and stands between you and the darkness.show more