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Everyone attacking Tucker Carlson for having a conversation with Nick Fuentes missed that the entire point of the interview was to establish this fact: “It does not apply to everyone.” I don’t even like Fuentes, for reasons that aren’t usually discussed, but this was the point.

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PLANE TO LISBON FLIES STRAIGHT INTO AN AURORA BOREALIS Somewhere high above the Atlantic, the sky exploded in color. A flight from San Francisco to Lisbon caught the aurora borealis in full swing. Waves of green and purple shimmered across the clouds in a surreal timelapse. Just a plane, the stars, and Earth’s best light show on loop. You don’t book this view. You get lucky. Source: Black Hole

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