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Today, the warning became a funeral. When Elon Musk warned that the radical left was dismantling Western civilization, he was mocked, ignored, and silenced. Today, women and children are dead. Like the EU, Australia’s government tolerated antisemitic filth in the streets. What began as chants became normalized. What was...

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Many predicted that the tragedy in Australia would come. Not because they were alarmists, but because the pattern was visible. When extremist ideology is repeatedly explained away, softened, and shielded from consequence, violence is no longer a question of if, but when. Warnings were issued. Signals were present. The trajectory was clear. What failed was not intelligence, but judgment. This is the final stage of cultural zoochosis: a society so conditioned to tolerate ideological danger that it mistakes restraint for wisdom and denial for stability. By the time reality forces recognition, the cost is already paid in lives. Cultural zoochosis does not prevent violence. It delays accountability until blood makes denial impossible. What happened was not unforeseeable. It was foretold, ignored, and then normalized until it detonated.
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Many predicted that the tragedy in Australia would come. Not because they were alarmists, but because the pattern was visible. When extremist ideology is repeatedly explained away, softened, and shielded from consequence, violence is no longer a question of if, but when. Warnings were issued. Signals were present. The trajectory was clear. What failed was not intelligence, but judgment. This is the final stage of cultural zoochosis: a society so conditioned to tolerate ideological danger that it mistakes restraint for wisdom and denial for stability. By the time reality forces recognition, the cost is already paid in lives. Cultural zoochosis does not prevent violence. It delays accountability until blood makes denial impossible. What happened was not unforeseeable. It was foretold, ignored, and then normalized until it detonated.

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Last year, I warned that a terrorist attack was coming. It is simple: ban the Muslim Brotherhood, and like the UAE, treat antisemitism as a crime, not an opinion. 14 December is a day to STAND WITH THE GREAT JEWISH nation, with every Israeli, and with the brave Australian people who refuse to bow to terror. What we are facing is Muslim Brotherhood–inspired terrorism, the same ideology behind Hamas in Gaza, the Hamas of Africa in Sudan, and Palestinian terrorist movements. This is the moment the world must understand a hard truth: you do not negotiate with terrorists, and you do not reward them with a state. You eliminate them. The Australian government allowed this threat to grow. The warning signs were clear as antisemitism spread openly, Israel’s flag was burned, and hatred was normalized at protests across Sydney. When cancer is ignored, it spreads. This is the result.
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Last year, I warned that a terrorist attack was coming. It is simple: ban the Muslim Brotherhood, and like the UAE, treat antisemitism as a crime, not an opinion. 14 December is a day to STAND WITH THE GREAT JEWISH nation, with every Israeli, and with the brave Australian people who refuse to bow to terror. What we are facing is Muslim Brotherhood–inspired terrorism, the same ideology behind Hamas in Gaza, the Hamas of Africa in Sudan, and Palestinian terrorist movements. This is the moment the world must understand a hard truth: you do not negotiate with terrorists, and you do not reward them with a state. You eliminate them. The Australian government allowed this threat to grow. The warning signs were clear as antisemitism spread openly, Israel’s flag was burned, and hatred was normalized at protests across Sydney. When cancer is ignored, it spreads. This is the result.

Amjad Taha أمجد طه

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Some say that the most surprising aspect of the October 7 massacre—the most horrific attack on Jews since the Holocaust—is not necessarily what happened on October 7, not to minimize it. It is what happened on October 8 and October 9, and on all the days since, on Western campuses, in Western schools, and in Western media outlets. The way the West has reacted, in particular young people, all across this country and in Europe, to the horrors of October 7, has been as disappointing to so many of us as it was surprising because it misses the point. The point is that the October 7 attacks were not just attacks on Jews or Israelis alone; they were part of a broader war for the heart and soul of Western civilization.
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Some say that the most surprising aspect of the October 7 massacre—the most horrific attack on Jews since the Holocaust—is not necessarily what happened on October 7, not to minimize it. It is what happened on October 8 and October 9, and on all the days since, on Western campuses, in Western schools, and in Western media outlets. The way the West has reacted, in particular young people, all across this country and in Europe, to the horrors of October 7, has been as disappointing to so many of us as it was surprising because it misses the point. The point is that the October 7 attacks were not just attacks on Jews or Israelis alone; they were part of a broader war for the heart and soul of Western civilization.

Roy K. Altman

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1979: WHEN IRAN WAS SLAUGHTERED Iran did not fall quietly. It was taken, piece by piece, life by life. Before 1979, Iran was not the caricature sold to the world today. It was modern, educated, outward-looking. Women studied, worked, voted. Universities thrived. Industry expanded. A nation with deep Persian roots was moving forward—imperfect, yes—but alive. Then came the revolution. What followed was not liberation. It was butchery. The same radicals who promised “justice” and “freedom” turned on their allies the moment power was seized. Leftists. Liberals. Students. Journalists. Trade unionists. Anyone who believed the slogans and marched alongside the clerics was swiftly reclassified as an enemy. They were rounded up. They were imprisoned. They were tortured. They were executed. Prisons filled faster than the regime could process bodies. Firing squads worked overtime. Public hangings became a warning, not a secret. Confessions were extracted under pain. Families were told to stay silent—or lose more children. Women were among the first betrayed. Rights vanished overnight. Choice was replaced with force. Education became conditional. Dissent became heresy. Acid attacks, stonings, beatings—these were not excesses. They were tools. Terror was policy. And when the world’s useful idiots finally realised what they had helped unleash, it was too late. Universities were shut down and purged. Textbooks rewritten. History scrubbed. Music silenced. Philosophy outlawed. A generation was broken so another could be indoctrinated. The regime wrapped itself in “divine authority” and declared opposition to be opposition to God itself—an excuse for endless murder. Under that banner, tens of thousands disappeared. Many remain in unmarked graves. This was not chaos. This was systematic slaughter. And here is the truth many still refuse to face: What happened in 1979 was not an accident of history. It was a warning. Radical Islam does not coexist with freedom. It consumes it. It uses coalitions, lies, and moral confusion to gain power—then crushes everyone who helped it get there. Iran is not broken because of sanctions. Iran is broken because its people were betrayed, beaten, and buried by an Islamic dictatorship that rules through fear. The blood spilled in 1979 has never been answered for. The screams were never heard in Western capitals. The lesson was never learned. And the Iranian people are still paying the price. S.L. Kanthan

Jim Ferguson

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Hours before Jews were attacked at a Chanukah celebration in Sydney 🇦🇺, crowds in London 🇬🇧 were chanting “globalize the intifada”. These are not abstract slogans. The intifada was a campaign of stabbings, shootings, and bombings targeting Jews in cafés, buses, homes, and religious gatherings. When that language is normalized and exported, it doesn’t stay rhetorical. It sets a climate where violence against Jews becomes justified, even celebrated. What happened in Sydney is not disconnected from those words. This is what “globalizing the intifada” looks like.

Hen Mazzig

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178,629 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

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Rabbi Josh Bennett of the Michigan synagogue attacked last week by a man with reported familial ties to Hezbollah: "We cannot mistake this moment of survival for true safety. Because what happened last week at Temple Israel is not random, it was not spontaneous, and it did not occur in a vacuum. This was the product of hatred that, as the sheriff said, has been allowed to grow in classrooms, in public discourse, online, until it became violence. This is not a statistic. These are our children."

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The Matrix didn’t lie. 1999 was the peak of human civilization. It was the perfect point in time when technology was advanced enough to augment and improve human life but not so advanced that it was used to surveil and control. Technology was still in service of the individual. After 2001 and The Patriot Act, everything changed. “I believe that, as a species, human beings define their reality through suffering and misery. The perfect world was a dream that your primitive cerebrum kept trying to wake up from. Which is why the Matrix was redesigned to this (1999): the peak of your civilization. I say your civilization, because as soon as we started thinking for you it really became our civilization, which is of course what this is all about. Evolution, Morpheus, evolution. Like the dinosaur. Look out that window. You've had your time. The future is *our* world, Morpheus. The future is our time.” - Agent Smith (The Matrix) Pay attention to what Smith said. Reread it. As soon as the technology started being in service of technology (agent smith is an AI), and NOT in service of humans, and humans GAVE THEIR POWER AWAY, it became the civilization of the machines, not the humans. TLDR: Hoard physical media. PS5 DRM bad.

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If someone had asked me before October 7th what I wanted to be remembered for, I would have said that I wanted people to know that I was a good father, husband, and friend; a fair judge; and a model American citizen. But October 7th was a watershed moment in the history of Western civilization—not because of what happened thousands of miles away, but because of what happened here in our supposedly sacred institutions. Hamas killed 1,200 innocent people. They butchered them in their bedrooms. They beheaded them at their dance parties. They blew them up clutching their families in their bomb shelters. And yet, at my alma maters, in our universities, we Jews became the oppressors. Hamas raped dozens and dozens of Jewish women and girls, mothers together with their daughters. That's now clear beyond peradventure. You can go home tonight and watch the videotaped confessions of Hamas terrorists admitting to these unspeakable acts. They committed the crime of kinocide. This was just announced in a recent report by an international NGO on May 12th of this year. It is the first documented use of kinocide as a weapon of war anywhere on the planet since Rwanda in the 1990s. And yet, in our Western media outlets, we Jews became the aggressors.
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If someone had asked me before October 7th what I wanted to be remembered for, I would have said that I wanted people to know that I was a good father, husband, and friend; a fair judge; and a model American citizen. But October 7th was a watershed moment in the history of Western civilization—not because of what happened thousands of miles away, but because of what happened here in our supposedly sacred institutions. Hamas killed 1,200 innocent people. They butchered them in their bedrooms. They beheaded them at their dance parties. They blew them up clutching their families in their bomb shelters. And yet, at my alma maters, in our universities, we Jews became the oppressors. Hamas raped dozens and dozens of Jewish women and girls, mothers together with their daughters. That's now clear beyond peradventure. You can go home tonight and watch the videotaped confessions of Hamas terrorists admitting to these unspeakable acts. They committed the crime of kinocide. This was just announced in a recent report by an international NGO on May 12th of this year. It is the first documented use of kinocide as a weapon of war anywhere on the planet since Rwanda in the 1990s. And yet, in our Western media outlets, we Jews became the aggressors.

Roy K. Altman

252,996 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Global Terrorism Alert: One Month Ago, General Flynn Warned That the Muslim Brotherhood, Working With the Deep State, Was Planning on Launching Hundreds of Terror Attacks Against America and the West in the Coming Months It Is Now Clear That the Former Head of the Defense Intelligence Agency Was Right Again Literally Thousands of Muslim Brotherhood-Affiliated Imams Have Now Announced That a Global Jihad Has Been Launched In This Incredibly Important Deep-Dive, Alex Jones Breaks Down What Really Happened in Sydney, Australia, Today and How It Ties Into the Big Picture and What to Expect Next This Is Critical, Red Alert, Must-Share Information!
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Global Terrorism Alert: One Month Ago, General Flynn Warned That the Muslim Brotherhood, Working With the Deep State, Was Planning on Launching Hundreds of Terror Attacks Against America and the West in the Coming Months It Is Now Clear That the Former Head of the Defense Intelligence Agency Was Right Again Literally Thousands of Muslim Brotherhood-Affiliated Imams Have Now Announced That a Global Jihad Has Been Launched In This Incredibly Important Deep-Dive, Alex Jones Breaks Down What Really Happened in Sydney, Australia, Today and How It Ties Into the Big Picture and What to Expect Next This Is Critical, Red Alert, Must-Share Information!

Alex Jones

278,092 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

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"I was so surprised when they [FIA] said no, we will sort out qualifying and leave the racing alone because it's exciting. As drivers we've been extremely vocal that the problem is not only qualifying, it's also racing and we've [GPDA] been warning that this kind of accident was always going to happen." "Here we were lucky there was an escape road, now imagine going to Baku or going to Singapore or going to Vegas and having this kind of closing speeds and crashes next to the walls. I or we as GPDA, we've warned the FIA these accidents are going to happen a lot with this set of regulations and we need to change something soon if we don't want them to happen. It was 50G I heard, it's higher than my crash in Russia in 2015, I was 46G. Just imagine what kind of crash you could have in Vegas, Baku etc." "I hope it serves as an example and the teams listen to the drivers and not so much to the teams and people that said the racing was okay because the racing is not okay." [Q: I was just trying to see exactly what the closing speed was because we were looking at it on camera and you think today might help you guys in your request to the FIA too?] F1 2026 || Japan

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Another very important testimony on what happened in the now infamous Russia-Ukraine peace negotiations in Türkiye, 6 weeks into the war. This time by Jean-Daniel Ruch 👇, who was Switzerland's ambassador to Türkiye at the time. He confirms other accounts that it is the West - specifically "the Americans with their British allies" - that "pulled the plug on the negotiations" when they were "on the edge" of succeeding. He says they did so because they thought it was too early and they wanted to "first weaken Russia". As he describes it, he found the decision "deeply immoral" because "it was clear at that time that if the war continued there would be an escalation and the dead would be at least in the tens of thousands, more likely in the hundreds of thousands". He asks, rhetorically: "why did all these people die?" because now "they may have weakened Russia but they weakened the whole West at the same time, maybe not the Americans but certainly Europe." Also, if a peace deal was done today, it would still "pretty much be based on what was negotiated in Istanbul", assuming the Russians are still willing, a tall order given he's "not so sure that the Russians are prepared to compromise today."
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Another very important testimony on what happened in the now infamous Russia-Ukraine peace negotiations in Türkiye, 6 weeks into the war. This time by Jean-Daniel Ruch 👇, who was Switzerland's ambassador to Türkiye at the time. He confirms other accounts that it is the West - specifically "the Americans with their British allies" - that "pulled the plug on the negotiations" when they were "on the edge" of succeeding. He says they did so because they thought it was too early and they wanted to "first weaken Russia". As he describes it, he found the decision "deeply immoral" because "it was clear at that time that if the war continued there would be an escalation and the dead would be at least in the tens of thousands, more likely in the hundreds of thousands". He asks, rhetorically: "why did all these people die?" because now "they may have weakened Russia but they weakened the whole West at the same time, maybe not the Americans but certainly Europe." Also, if a peace deal was done today, it would still "pretty much be based on what was negotiated in Istanbul", assuming the Russians are still willing, a tall order given he's "not so sure that the Russians are prepared to compromise today."

Arnaud Bertrand

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#Migrant #Arrested #Charged #Remanded!! Last year, women and families in Southampton stood up and protested because they were concerned about their safety. They were intimidated, silenced, mocked, and accused of overreacting for daring to speak out. Today, those warnings have been realised. An Ethiopian national housed at the very hotel they were protesting about has been charged and remanded in custody for a serious sexual assault on a female staff member. This is not racism. This is not hysteria. This is not speculation. This is a real victim, a real crime, and a real danger that was repeatedly flagged and deliberately ignored. When legitimate concerns are dismissed for political convenience, it is women who suffer the consequences. When communities are told to stay quiet, harm is allowed to happen. This is exactly what people were warning about and it will not be the last if nothing changes. #OperationOverlord 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

Danny Tommo

12,427 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Netanyahu reminded the UN what October 7 actually was. Thousands of Palestinian terrorists stormed into Israel from Gaza. There was not a single Israeli in Gaza that day. They went house to house and slaughtered 1,200 people. They live streamed the murders. They raped women and then killed them. They burned babies in front of their parents. These were the same neighbors who had jobs in Israel and whose children were driven to Israeli hospitals for cancer treatment. That is who they are. The Palestinians are a culture of death and hatred. But Israel did not collapse. It rose and fought.
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Netanyahu reminded the UN what October 7 actually was. Thousands of Palestinian terrorists stormed into Israel from Gaza. There was not a single Israeli in Gaza that day. They went house to house and slaughtered 1,200 people. They live streamed the murders. They raped women and then killed them. They burned babies in front of their parents. These were the same neighbors who had jobs in Israel and whose children were driven to Israeli hospitals for cancer treatment. That is who they are. The Palestinians are a culture of death and hatred. But Israel did not collapse. It rose and fought.

Yossi BenYakar

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Open Letter to the U.S. Congress: Abandoning the Syrian Kurds, who sacrificed 15,000 loved ones in the U.S.-led coalition war against ISIS, will stand as a bloodstain in the annals of American history. Jolani, shaped by extremism, was normalized, while the Kurds who crushed extremism were abandoned. Abandoning the Syrian Kurds under the bombardment of Erdoğan and Jolani is not merely a strategic failure. It is a moral collapse. It is not an accident of history; it is a deliberate act of betrayal. The Kurds stood on the front lines against terror. They dismantled ISIS cell by cell, village by village, at a cost measured in graves and paid in blood. The Kurds did what the world asked of them. They fought ISIS when few would. They buried their dead while powerful nations issued statements. And when the danger passed, they were left exposed — not because they failed, but because loyalty was deemed inconvenient. The obscenity of this moment is impossible to ignore. A former ISIS commander, Jolani, was once treated with casual acceptance, even seen playing basketball with U.S. commanders. A man shaped by extremism was normalized, while those who crushed extremism were abandoned. That image alone tells the story of how completely moral judgment collapsed. When Jolani later turned his forces against Kurdish civilians, the response was telling. Ten United States senators, including Lindsey Graham, publicly expressed concern. They sent messages through X, warning about the danger faced by Kurdish allies and calling on Jolani to stop the attacks. Their words were ignored. Jolani did not listen. He did not respond. He did not care. And that silence spoke louder than any speech. This is not just a failure of foreign policy. It is a failure of morality itself. It shows what happens when power is exercised without principle, when short-term interests outweigh human lives, and when alliances are treated as disposable tools rather than solemn commitments. This is not only a failure of foreign policy; it is a failure of morality — a failure to distinguish between ally and opportunist, between sacrifice and convenience, between justice and power without conscience. What has been done to the Kurds will stand as a bloodstain in history, not because the world did not know, but because it knew and chose to look away. And history will remember that choice. Lindsey Graham Sarah Adams #Macron #Trump Donald J. Trump Emmanuel Macron Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Elizabeth Warren Benjamin Netanyahu - בנימין נתניהו #kurds #rojava
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Open Letter to the U.S. Congress: Abandoning the Syrian Kurds, who sacrificed 15,000 loved ones in the U.S.-led coalition war against ISIS, will stand as a bloodstain in the annals of American history. Jolani, shaped by extremism, was normalized, while the Kurds who crushed extremism were abandoned. Abandoning the Syrian Kurds under the bombardment of Erdoğan and Jolani is not merely a strategic failure. It is a moral collapse. It is not an accident of history; it is a deliberate act of betrayal. The Kurds stood on the front lines against terror. They dismantled ISIS cell by cell, village by village, at a cost measured in graves and paid in blood. The Kurds did what the world asked of them. They fought ISIS when few would. They buried their dead while powerful nations issued statements. And when the danger passed, they were left exposed — not because they failed, but because loyalty was deemed inconvenient. The obscenity of this moment is impossible to ignore. A former ISIS commander, Jolani, was once treated with casual acceptance, even seen playing basketball with U.S. commanders. A man shaped by extremism was normalized, while those who crushed extremism were abandoned. That image alone tells the story of how completely moral judgment collapsed. When Jolani later turned his forces against Kurdish civilians, the response was telling. Ten United States senators, including Lindsey Graham, publicly expressed concern. They sent messages through X, warning about the danger faced by Kurdish allies and calling on Jolani to stop the attacks. Their words were ignored. Jolani did not listen. He did not respond. He did not care. And that silence spoke louder than any speech. This is not just a failure of foreign policy. It is a failure of morality itself. It shows what happens when power is exercised without principle, when short-term interests outweigh human lives, and when alliances are treated as disposable tools rather than solemn commitments. This is not only a failure of foreign policy; it is a failure of morality — a failure to distinguish between ally and opportunist, between sacrifice and convenience, between justice and power without conscience. What has been done to the Kurds will stand as a bloodstain in history, not because the world did not know, but because it knew and chose to look away. And history will remember that choice. Lindsey Graham Sarah Adams #Macron #Trump Donald J. Trump Emmanuel Macron Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Elizabeth Warren Benjamin Netanyahu - בנימין נתניהו #kurds #rojava

Botin Kurdistani

202,165 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

A pro-Palestinian terrorist shouting “Free Palestine” just carried out a cold-blooded antisemitic attack, shooting Jewish Israel Embassy staffers in Washington, D.C. Just days ago, we walked past the Holocaust Museum, right where this terror unfolded. We were proudly wearing our traditional clothes, only to be met with Hamas and Muslim Brotherhood flags waving openly. The chants were loud, hateful, and genocidal, such as “From the river to the sea.” It wasn’t a protest. It was a warning. We saw students, American students, becoming ideological hostages of Iran’s regime and Palestinian Islamist terror proxies. This didn’t come out of nowhere. This is what happens when you let extremists hijack your freedom of speech to wage war on your own soil, your own people. October 7 wasn’t just an attack on Israel. It was an attack on civilization itself. The Muslim Brotherhood, of which Hamas is the armed wing, is banned in the UAE..yet still not banned in the USA or the UK.
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A pro-Palestinian terrorist shouting “Free Palestine” just carried out a cold-blooded antisemitic attack, shooting Jewish Israel Embassy staffers in Washington, D.C. Just days ago, we walked past the Holocaust Museum, right where this terror unfolded. We were proudly wearing our traditional clothes, only to be met with Hamas and Muslim Brotherhood flags waving openly. The chants were loud, hateful, and genocidal, such as “From the river to the sea.” It wasn’t a protest. It was a warning. We saw students, American students, becoming ideological hostages of Iran’s regime and Palestinian Islamist terror proxies. This didn’t come out of nowhere. This is what happens when you let extremists hijack your freedom of speech to wage war on your own soil, your own people. October 7 wasn’t just an attack on Israel. It was an attack on civilization itself. The Muslim Brotherhood, of which Hamas is the armed wing, is banned in the UAE..yet still not banned in the USA or the UK.

Amjad Taha أمجد طه

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🚨 THIS WAS AN ATTEMPTED MURDER After being beaten unconscious by a Democrat-aligned mob, Jake Lang was dragged back into the crowd — and STABBED. Read that again. They didn’t stop when he was down. They didn’t walk away. They tried to kill him. This is what happens when politicians demonize law enforcement, excuse mob violence, and label Americans as “the enemy” for their beliefs. This wasn’t a protest. This wasn’t chaos. This was targeted political violence. And the silence from Democrat leaders is deafening. President Trump warned what would happen when mobs are empowered and the rule of law is abandoned. We are watching the consequences unfold in real time. If the state will not protect its citizens, the federal government must. Because when Americans are hunted in the streets for who they support — that is no longer politics. That is domestic terror.
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🚨 THIS WAS AN ATTEMPTED MURDER After being beaten unconscious by a Democrat-aligned mob, Jake Lang was dragged back into the crowd — and STABBED. Read that again. They didn’t stop when he was down. They didn’t walk away. They tried to kill him. This is what happens when politicians demonize law enforcement, excuse mob violence, and label Americans as “the enemy” for their beliefs. This wasn’t a protest. This wasn’t chaos. This was targeted political violence. And the silence from Democrat leaders is deafening. President Trump warned what would happen when mobs are empowered and the rule of law is abandoned. We are watching the consequences unfold in real time. If the state will not protect its citizens, the federal government must. Because when Americans are hunted in the streets for who they support — that is no longer politics. That is domestic terror.

Jim Ferguson

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