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Duncan A Turner's avatar

Writing here from Australia, I have to say I always love reading Sasha's posts. It is always piercing insight in comparison to the commentary we get from our own MSM mouthpieces. There is a huge divergence between what is going on in the US and what is going on in the rest of the so-called

"Anglosphere" and the Eurozone. In America, you are done with being gaslighted by your MSM - it seems a great plurality of opinion polls show the Democrat Party/MSM media narrative is increasingly falling on deaf ears. Trump is an awesome force sweepng away the debris of a collapsing order. But in the rest of the western world we are suffering from a tightening net of on line censorship. It makes me feel like I am in the scene from the Star Wars movie - "Obi-wan-Kenobi, you are our only hope" - except that I am actually saying to the MAGA voters of America, that YOU are our only hope. You must save the American republic as envisioned by your founding fathers, because everywhere else in the western world, we are still very much under the thumbs of the hidden/concealed globalist powers-that-be that still have control of our politicians and our bureaucracies. The situation is dire!!

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Suzie's avatar

Praying for you. Never give up. Never give in.

Faith moves mountains.

🙏♥️🙏

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Juju's avatar

As does the right to bear arms! The one and only significant difference with the rest of the euro world and why they are fighting so hard to keep restricting our 2A here.

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Danimal28's avatar

The goal of 'them' is to stop the populists: Trump, Le Pen, Georgescu, Milei, Bolsanaro, Orban, the ADf, Abe(killed), et al.

You have to support them when they arise.

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Richard A's avatar

How do we tell the difference between the "good" demagogues (Trump) and the bad ones, like obama?

I guess go back (the wayback machine? This can be at least removed, as Peter Srock shows- when he dumped his twitter/X account, the "wayback machine" lost it's records too) and read everything that they have ever written?

We have Trump right now, and maybe JD Vance for the next 4/8 years. Are there others in the lineup? The best research takes time and it's much better to form an opinion before an election is staring you in the face.

We are going to be facing sophisticated "grass roots" (appearing) counter movements (counter movements against Trump). It appears clear that the CIA was entirely anti Trump, and this was DURING 2016 to 2020. They infiltrated (along with the FBI) into all of the social media constellation. They may have been mostly removed from Twitter/X (or possibly keeping their "heads down" now that Elon has cleaned up the company) but they are not going to go away, IMO. And that Smith-Munct Act (the one that obama neutered before leaving office) allows color revolutions and apparently took the CIA's "gloves" off here. Can that be fixed? And although the "democrats" play for keeps, we don't (and I don't know that we should?) and it's going to be easy to duplicate the treachery that they have just been "busted" for. IOW, we need to get the playing field a little more on our side. How do we do this?

Regardless, it's important for the future that we look and see how we got to our present. Thanks for your great webpage Sasha. I got there from TGP

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XBOY's avatar

Watch some FoxNews. They are more 'in tune' than any other legacy media.

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Brian M's avatar
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It is easy.... who is for less government, less control, more independence, more tolerance, more self-reliance. That is the leader to follow. The umbrella for that movement can be called libertarianism. IMO, JD Vance is going to be a perfect leader. He has all of Trump's best qualities and none of his worst (womanizing, braggadocio)

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Bidman's avatar

By playing for keeps is precisely how we get there.

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Matt L.'s avatar

I really like that Trump spiked up tariffs on Brasil for how the Globalists in that country treated Populist, Bolsanaro. Where it doesn’t hurt America, I’d like to see more of this. Cut back on biz with those countries that suppress 1A.

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rob hone's avatar

unarmed and helpless. America's 2nd amendment was put in place to protect the population from the government

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Texyz's avatar
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Thx for the insight Duncan. I'm gonna say that that the evangelical, Bible-belt states (mostly the South) have a LOT to do with America's counter-revolution against the Left. Relationship with God, being God-fearing, under His authority, it gives one wisdom and discernment. People who worship false gods (money, pleasure, self, power), they are given over to believe the lie. (as explained in II Corinthians 4:3-4, and many other places).

Start a Biblical, Christian revival in Australia.

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Texyz, I understand your point about faith and authority, but it’s important to also think about how the Bible communicates power—often using harsh, fear-based language.

Romans 13:1 says government power comes from God and calls for obedience to rulers. Psalm 21 shows God using violent force against enemies. These passages promote an “us versus them” mindset based on fear and domination.

This kind of language makes honest and kind communication hard, both in personal relationships and society. Fear and control replace empathy, which can weaken relationships and even contribute to higher divorce rates.

When rulers claim they’re chosen by God, especially in theocracies, it can be very dangerous because it shuts down accountability and allows oppression, as history shows.

While some biblical values can guide wisdom if carefully chosen, many of the Bible’s messages about good and evil aren’t unique—they appear across cultures. This means we need better ways to relate to each other.

Nonviolent communication, which teaches empathy and compassionate listening, offers a much better way to build understanding and trust than fear or domination.

So, as we think about faith and revival, it’s important to read the Bible carefully, avoid picking verses to push political ideas, and recognize how fear-based power harms relationships and peaceful problem-solving.

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Samuel Gaines's avatar

I agree with some of what you say. But you ignore the obvious fact that leftists deploy divisive and condemning language at least as often, if k no or more often. Like many conservatives, I have been called a racist, a fascist, a Nazi, et al., all too often. Once those words are falsely used against political opponents, there’s no need for further communication. And thus the divides deepen.

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NC's avatar
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I absolutely agree with that. The leftists have gone from being pluralistic in viewpoint to becoming the populists they rally against. Democrats’ view of the wider community is not populist in the traditional sense. They usually try to get everyday people on board with them, but what they're really doing is getting the everyday academic and activist on board—so I guess we could call them "elite populists with a largely anti western agenda," representing elites who no longer believe in equal human rights based in common humanity.

Here’s the strange inversion: instead of embracing everyday people like traditional populists do, they show anger toward everyday people for not sharing their viewpoint (yes, an elite populist who’s frustrated with the very people they’re supposed to represent!).

In terms of how they've tried to subvert the court through activist judges and the language they use against opponents, I agree with you. It’s amazing they haven't seen themselves—that they’ve stripped away the idea of equal human rights grounded in common humanity, favoring identity politics instead (the system grounded in the concept of oppressor and oppressed. Good versus bad). For a party that used to support the constitution, they are now actively undermining it, along with the pluralism that supports democracy and many rights embedded in the constitution.

I think this is one of the most dangerous developments. We are seeing Marxists take over the political party and work against democracy within the Democrats. Marxist-style language becomes more evident, dividing people as it is designed to do.

At the end of the day, it’s about communication systems that govern how we paint one side as good and the other as bad—often using shame, intimidation, or compulsion instead of reason and compassion to maintain adherence. As soon as you do that—whether it’s the Bible or any other ideology, including Democrat or Republican—you strip away the ability to see the person as a fellow human. That’s the point I’m making, and why I think Marshall Rosenberg’s nonviolent communication is one of the best cures for this age.

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Faith's avatar

Keep hope alive, keep fighting! Thanks for sharing your thoughts mate.🫡

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pjb535i's avatar

Well stated Duncan. You’ve nailed it. Trump is our 2nd George Washington, with one big difference. Trump 2.0 has the high ground. And an army of MAGA supporters so f-ing YUGE like the world has never before seen. Growing hourly. Backed by 11 carrier groups, 5th gen fighter jets, B-2 stealth wizardry, and that’s just the baseline. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act is going to put America’s economic engine into overdrive. You ain’t seen nuffin’ yet. Hang in buddy. Hook your caboose to our locomotive and enjoy the ride.

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Richard's avatar

You are going to have to save yourself. We're done.

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Mike Perceval's avatar

I think that what Duncan and countless others realize, is that America’s success in combating the native evil cabal that has done so much to undermine our country, is now their only geopolitical hope in the battle against the global evil that has largely ‘captured’ the West.

To the extent that is so, he is absolutely correct.

From a geopolitical perspective, we are the last national hope of keeping the fires of freedom, truth, and traditional Judeo-Christian morality and ethics alive. If and when the United States falls, that hope will fall with it.

But (Behold the Underlying Truth), God…

Both the true and living God of the Bible, and Satan, are working very powerfully in our world today, using the same material elements, but to diametrically opposed ends.

It is a time of choosing for the world at large. The stakes are existential, and consequences, eternal.

Satan and his minions will have his day at some point, and I believe it cannot be too far off.

But, God will have His way in the Universe in the end; His Word will stand true in every detail, and He will fulfill the ‘Plan of the Ages’ conceived before the foundation of the world, and the creation of mankind.

Ultimately, the only question is where each of us will spend eternity. The pivot upon which that will swing, is whether we truly love the truth, seek to know and honor God, and what we choose to do with Jesus, the Jewish Messiah and Savior of the world.

The ship of this world is sinking, and the world can protest, wail, howl, and insist that ‘there must be another way’ to save the passengers from their pending doom. The question must be addressed individually, but how many have the courage of conviction to move against the flow of the mob?

Tragically, not many…

“Enter by the narrow gate; for wide is the gate and broad is the way that leads to destruction, and there are many who go in by it. Because narrow is the gate and difficult is the way which leads to life, and there are few who find it.”

Matthew 7:13-14 (NKJV)

May the Lord make Himself known as ‘the Way, the Truth, and the Life’, to all those with eyes to see, and ears to hear. May He send revival to those who know Him but may have drifted and slumbered through this period of encroaching darkness, and work a mighty work of salvation in the midst of this great and evil time.

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Richard A's avatar

We might be getting a "reprieve" with President Trump. If we can again become a model for the world, perhaps Europe will demand some kind of democracy there (it really isn't now, as the riots across Europe show. We don't see most of these riots; they've been going on for way over a year in places like Holland, where farm owners drive tractors over the streets and try to raise awareness of the globalism that is trying to snuff out any independence and to control the food) and we can get the world back "in shape" a little. I'm still opposed to intervention in places like Ukraine though and (mostly) any other force. We have PLENTY to do at home and we have a financial mess with our own country, what 35+ trillion?

It's going to be important to get truthful news on a large scale. I understand the MSM consists of 6 large groups. This situation needs fixing, perhaps we can use anti trust laws to break up these companies like President Teddy Roosevelt did in the early 1900's.

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Mike Perceval's avatar

I have been watching what you describe happening in Europe over the past several years, and have rejoiced in the open stands taken by the people of Europe and Canada (Australia? New Zealand?) against the actual tyranny of evil that holds them in its grip.

It is resurgent America, inspired by President Trump and the MAGA/MAHA coalition, that poses the greatest threat to the Satanic ambitions underlying Globalism. And, it is for that reason that, as you suggest, it is so critical that our focus be on ‘Making America Great Again’.

That said, truly meaningful success in those efforts will only be achieved to the extent they are led and empowered by the Spirit of God. And our principal weakness and vulnerability in that regard is that we, as a nation, have drifted so far away from God. Rather than being led by our knowledge of God and His will, our actions are characterized by the spirit of ill-considered, self-gratifying impulsivity; “…everyone (doing) what (is) right in their own eyes.” (Judges 21:25b).

That, together with a foolish self-confidence, renders us extremely vulnerable to the time-proven ‘divide and conquer’ strategy Satan is now exploiting in order to defeat the threat the MAGA/MAHA coalition poses. He is using many different tactics in this effort, but the most obvious are the Epstein-related affairs and continued American support for the nation of Israel.

(While it is a complicated, powerfully divisive, and emotionally super-charged subject, Genesis 12:3 is an eternal promise, and our fate, as well as the world’s - and Satan’s - is inextricably linked to that of contemporary and future Israel.)

History makes a compelling case that he will succeed, and it is only by the grace of God that he hasn’t already.

I rejoice with others in God’s continuing restraint and revealing of what has been largely hidden evil, and yearn for those responsible to be brought into open shame and held accountable. In that unfolding process, there is hope that many will come to realize the precariousness of the hour, turn from the vain things that they have previously put their faith in, genuinely seek God, and then be led by the Spirit of Truth to place their faith and trust for salvation in the Lord Jesus Christ.

“Nor is there salvation in any other, for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved.” (Acts 4:12)

In closing, I believe that it is primarily for that purpose that ‘we’, as in America, the West, and the world at large, have been given the reprieve you mention - and praise God for it.

May it last long…

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Matt L.'s avatar

Man on the street UK is calling for deportations from that country. That is all because of Trump. Trump has normalized deportations, and Western native populations around the globe are picking up the baton. It will take some time, and possible set backs. But the revolution occurring in the USA must continue on after Trump and be beacon for rest of the planet who loves and yearns for freedom.

Trump also announced this week another brilliant immigration policy. For certain countries who citizens chronically overstay their visas, US immigration now requires a $ deposit upon entry. I read $15K for Mawali citizens to enter USA from an airplane. Foreign visitor gets the $ back when they depart. Or if they don’t, $ use to hunt them down and kick out.

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Duncan A Turner's avatar

Thanks Mike for your reply. I can see the wisdom in your words as someome who has indeed "drifted and slumbered through this period of encroaching darkness" at different times.

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Mike Perceval's avatar

Thank you Duncan. I also spent far too long adrift on the seas of wishful thinking and worldly desire. In fact, I spent twenty-five long years running from God; running from what I knew to be true, but didn’t want to believe must be.

I sought refuge in doubt, and the strange thing is that, even though it was self-generated, it did provide some fleeting solace. I know it sounds unbelievable, but I would be confronted by the Spirit of God at least once in every single day for that entire period, always saying the exact same thing; “You are living a lie. Is today the day you are going to stop?”

I would take it in, once again, knowing it was true. And then reply, “No, not today.”

‘The Hound of Heaven’ never gave up on me, but I continued to resist His call.

My stubborn willfulness eventually gave Him no choice but to allow the consequences of my foolishness to utterly crush me. And then, when all I could think about was ending my life from the shame, to my complete shock, He came into the room, grieving with me over what I had done, and offering me another chance. I was like a drowning man, grasping at the only hope that could save me. He graciously restored me to ‘right relationship’ with Himself, and began to lead me in the paths He chose for me to walk, through twists and turns, trials and temptations, ultimately to realize the abundant life He desires for us all.

So much could be said, but that was twenty-five years ago (this very day) and I now live seeking to serve and honor Him in every way I can, including through these comments. I don’t expect to be well-received but, God helping me, I share the best I have to give, to the best of my ability. And it is a blessing to receive a response such as yours.

God bless, guide, and keep you Duncan! Love, Mike

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Mark Teague's avatar

Hold tight, friend. We will not fail you. America is back to its roots. We stand for liberty! God bless the USA and may the light of liberty cover the entire globe. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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Duncan A Turner's avatar

I'm all for "holding tight" until the "light of liberty covers the whole globe". Sound awesome!

I am a recently retired Aussie and if something happened here in Australia so that I could feel that we had turned a corner in the same way America has - well, I would tell my wife : Hey, we are gonna hop and a plane and then rent a car and go do a road trip through some of those co-called "fly-over" red states of the USA. Because I reckon those places might seem TO ME like a kind of "paradise" to me in a way that California or Hawaii never would!

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Adam's avatar

I've been discussing with chat gpt about hegemonic progressivism, which could also be defined as woke marxism or post structuralist thought. Unfortunately except for the United states due to the system of checks and balances with the electoral college, most western countries have right wing blocs of between 35 and 45% and therefore can no longer challenge the ideological capture combined with growing migrant children populations. Debt to GDP ratio exposes social policies to more instability. Essentially, I see my future as a Uruguayan tax resident instead of Australian, spending time in South America, eastern Europe and Kenya:

This is a table that is created to show the score out of 100 of hegemonic progressivism + the share of immigrants as primary school students, as a single total.

For added context, the size of the right wing bloc is the second number. The third number is how much debt the country holds.

From this analysis, we can see that all countries up to 22 (Israel) have now become captive to left-wing ideas and cannot escape due to the size of the right wing bloc not having a strong majority. The left-wing will use the courts they control to target politicians (Marine le Pen, Bolsinaro, Trump) or their connections through other systems such as de-banking (Nigel Farage) or the intelligence services (AFD).

The only countries that are not captured are those that can see the new ideology as they recently escaped the Soviet Bloc (Eastern Europe),

🌍 Full 50‑Country Overview: ICI Score (Ideological Capture Index)

1. Sweden – Total: 88.5 | Right‑wing polling ~38% | Debt‑GDP ~33%

2. Norway – 84 | ~46% | ~45%

3. Finland – 80 | ~45% | ~69%

4. New Zealand – 78.5 | ~40% | ~39%

5. Canada – 77.5 | ~46% | ~107%

6. Denmark – 76.5 | ~38% | ~29%

7. Iceland – 74.5 | ~33% | ~59%

8. France – 73.5 | ~38% | ~113%

9. Netherlands – 70.5 | ~43% | ~44%

10. Germany – 68.5 | ~52% (CDU/CSU + AfD) | ~63%

11. United Kingdom – 67.5 | ~47% (Reform UK ~31% + Conservatives ~16%) | ~96%

12. United States – 69.5 | ~43% GOP generic vote/support | ~123%

13. Australia – 64.5 | ~38% (Coalition) | ~44%

14. Ireland – 63 | ~33% | ~44%

15. Spain – 62 | ~33% (PP + Vox) | ~102%

16. Italy – 61.5 | ~33% (center-right coalition) | ~135%

17. Belgium – 60 | ~33% (N‑VA + VB) | ~106%

18. Austria – 59 | ~30–35% | ~80%

19. Portugal – 58 | ~30% | ~104%

20. Switzerland – 57 | ~28% (SVP) | ~38%

21. Luxembourg – Total ~56 | Center-right ~22% | ~26%

22. Israel – 50 | ~33% (Likud & religious parties) | ~70%

23. Slovenia – ~47 | ~25% center-right | ~80%

24. Czech Rep. – ~45 | ~25–30% | ~60%

25. Poland – ~44 | ~30–35% (PiS, opposition) | ~122%

26. Slovakia – ~43 | ~25–30% | ~85%

27. Hungary – ~41 | ~40–45% (Fidesz + others) | ~80%

28. Romania – ~40 | ~35% right-center | ~120%

29. Greece – ~39 | ~30% center-right | ~160%

30. Chile – ~38 | ~25–30% (right bloc) | ~65%

31. Mexico – ~37.5 | ~30% center-right | ~85%

32. South Africa – ~37.5 | ~25–30% (DA & conservatives) | ~75%

33. Argentina – ~36 | ~30% (JxC, PRO) | ~155%

34. Brazil – ~35 | ~30–35% (Bolsonaro‑aligned coalition) | ~90%

35. India – ~33 | ~45% (BJP) | ~90%

36. China – ~30 | N/A (one‑party state) | ~87%

37. Japan – ~28 | ~30% conservative parties (LDP mainly) | ~255%

38. South Korea – ~27 | ~30% conservatives | ~50%

39. Singapore – ~25 | ~30% PAP (dominant center-right) | ~168%

40. Hong Kong / Macao – ~24 | pro‑Beijing bloc ~50% (de facto) | ~35%

41. Taiwan – ~23 | ~30–35% (KMT) | ~43%

42. Estonia – ~20 | ~30% center-right | ~18%

43. Latvia – ~18 | ~25–30% | ~45%

44. Lithuania – ~16 | ~25–30% | ~47%

45. Croatia – ~15 | ~25% center-right | ~85%

46. Bulgaria – ~14 | ~30–35% (GERB, PP) | ~30%

47. Serbia – ~13 | ~30% center-right | ~50%

48. Slovenia – see above duplicate entry

49. Georgia – ~12 | ~25% center-right | ~40%

50. Romania – duplicate entry

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Duncan A Turner's avatar

Thanks - very interesting!

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R H's avatar

Well said mate! Fortunately for the U.S., we have a constitution and we are armed to the teeth. Only reason we still exist as envisioned by the founding fathers.

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Brian Katz's avatar

Never live by lies.

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Brian M's avatar
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We will do our best to save you and the world by exposing the truth and providing an example. I truly believe that Truth and Love always win in the end

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Y. Andropov's avatar

Duncan, I think you will find some comfort in this post which, although written by a Democrat, is 100% correct:

https://substack.com/home/post/p-169824538

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Susan G's avatar

The Dems ought to hire this guy. He gets it. Great link.

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Juju's avatar
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It’s not 100% correct but I’ll give it a good 75%, as a lot of the analysis did hit obvious truths. But he still misses the boat big where it counts.

In his analysis of what their autopsy showed the party did wrong with the media he said, “…and was also too tame in going after Trump. Which, to be honest, I could have told you too…”. I’m sorry, they were NOT too tame. They were overboard fierce and cruel and ugly. They fought like the nastiest middle school girls fresh out of Lord of the Flies. When you try to smear someone’s reputation and character so badly you get others to actually believe they are another Hitler, and a pedo, without solid evidence to back up your claim requiring you to manufacture evidence or misrepresent and misquote, you are anything but tame. You’re despicable nasty fighters that don’t deserve a single vote.

Win on the basis of better ideas, more common sense, mature governance that places the People as more important than the Party - and be gracious when you lose to an opposing side trying to do the same thing. But winning on the basis of smearing with lies and conjecture, trying to brainwash others, and controlling the narrative by hiding the truth and/or rewriting it will lead to everyone distrusting you going forward - and never forgetting what you did.

The problem with democrats is they only look at HOW to win, not WHY. Winning is everything to them and more important than our Republic or their constituents. When winning becomes the only goal then you set up a system where you refuse to ever work with the other side unless they give you your way. That’s not mature governance. There are great ideas on both sides of the aisle. The Democrats are a bunch of juvenile delinquents no matter their ages.

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Y. Andropov's avatar

Yes, well, Kahn is indeed a Democrat which clouds his ability to perceive reality.

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GabeReal's avatar

Yup, and that’s exactly why they’ve been trying to foment a color revolution here in the US (as Sasha accurately points out), because once the US and it’s independence falls, the rest of the world will follow. Trump has said this same thing himself, and I agree with him.

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Jeanne's avatar

Duncan just the other day President Trump was answering questions at a press conference. A journalist asked Trump if he would come save their country. (Paraphrasing here) Trump said we’re getting close, as soon as we fix the US we’ll be there. What he didn’t mention is that the, what I call International Crime Syndicate (Research Operation Gladio) is worldwide and so when President Trump and team are finished with those affecting the US, chances are he will have eliminated those affecting beautiful Australia. They are the same people destroying the world not just one country. Duncan, pray for all of us and my family will pray for you brother. God bless you and your family. 🙏❤️

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Matt L.'s avatar

Sorry you all don’t have 2A, mate. Until and unless you do, change to normalcy is gonna be hard. It’s true the zeitgeist is changing here in USA, and boy is it refreshing.

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Oakley's avatar

I have never seen a Party so dug in that they cannot see above the crevice they have created. It must be very dark down there.

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AncientViking's avatar

On the bright side: As they wallow in self-misery--not many of them are breeding....

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Texyz's avatar

Hence, the 'importing'.

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Epaminondas's avatar

It's the definition of insanity. Democrats are hitting record lows in unpopularity on every major poll in the US, yet the party hasn't changed or even shown signs of willingness to change, on any major policy positions.

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Neil Pryke's avatar

Spare a thought for UK freedom of expression

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A.'s avatar
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Many years ago I posted now and again on a British website, where I was outed as a Canadian (God's Frozen People) and mocked repeatedly by the Oxbridge types that we had made our beds through the Troodo vote...so lie in them. Nevermind that I never voted for Troodo, nor did many of us (beyond the 30% mark).

It was interesting to see the outcome of the last British general election with a resounding win for Starmer's Labour Party, which now runs the business of very heavy leftwing-ism. How could British voters do such a thing? Where were their thinking caps?

The Brits made their bed....now they should lie in it? Ahem. What's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander? When necessary, I can still stand firm against the Oxbridge types. And enjoy doing so....😁. They really blew it this time.

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Matt L.'s avatar
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Wesley Winter been doing terrific man-on-the-street reporting in the UK and around the EU the past several years on what’s ailing your continent.

https://youtu.be/beCZmcp5W8c?si=-8Pmw6mtUpqjkjyC

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A.'s avatar

Also look at:

TCW

UK Column

Matt Goodwin's Substack

Rebel News

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Roger Beal's avatar

Paul Joseph Watson, "Modernity" channel on YT. He lives in the north of England.

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Pacificus's avatar

Second that. PJ Watson is entertaining, on point, and deserves our support.

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Matt L.'s avatar

Thanks for the rec, Roger

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A.'s avatar

Yes....the standard media claim that he is a far-right conspiracy theorist.....

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Roger Beal's avatar

All the more reason to watch his programming!

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Paul Scofield's avatar

So has Ezra Levant up at Rebel News in Canada.

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Kari Hartman Williams's avatar

Late noticing, or knowing, I suppose. Thanks for the link. Subscribed.

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Randall Murray's avatar

Interesting that on the rare occasions posted foreign sites, so many Brits etc would post things like “why is it Americans have guns” or speak as if Freedom exists. I always tried to point out our Bill of Rights and specifically free real speech. And now see what I and other Americans would post, is coming home to UK, Canada. No powerful Margaret Thather type coming to UK again. Very sad but what we’ve posted as could happen to UK is happening.

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Libertarian's avatar

UK; The country you can now get arrested and sent to jail for criticizing Israel. Freedom of expression is dead there.

“More than 100 arrested across UK at protests related to Palestine Action

Police in London detain scores of people and confiscate placards under section 13 of the Terrorism Act 2000”

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/jul/19/palestine-action-protests-uk-london-arrests

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Samuel Gaines's avatar

More than a few ordinary Britons have been attacked and imprisoned simply for criticizing your Islamofascist brethren. I actually agree that criticizing any nation should be permitted under free speech principles, including Israel. But your opinion is blind to the growing caliphate in the UK.

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Libertarian's avatar

Indeed the UK is being taken over. The strategy has been for Israel and the US to make the Middle East in particular to be a good place to flee.

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HEIDI's avatar
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Liz Warren calling Mamdani the future of demoncrat polices demonstrating once again their embrace of slavery/ exploitation/ communism & it's inherent violence. Nothing has changed since that party's inception.

But awareness continues to rise. Former dem Brandon Straka, a gay man & founder of "Walkaway" was filming while attending J6. He never entered the Capitol. But he was arrested, persecuted & imprisoned, lost his FB page & large following. As he put it, what they told me would happen to me under Trump DID happen to me under Biden. His YT channel highlights the rising movement of those leaving the left, like this one, “My kids can’t even go to school—in America?”: How the Left Lost Latinos ~ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoGZaIH7kjQ&ab_channel=%23WalkAwayCampaign

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JoAnna Shaw's avatar

I have followed Brandon since the beginning of the Walk Away movement. He is a brave patriot and what the system did to him and the other J6ers should put a chill down every single American’s spine.

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A.'s avatar

It is the sort of thing they are doing to Tommy Robinson and Lucy Connolly in Britain.

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Pacificus's avatar

Brandon Straka is both hero and martyr in our movement. Say his name.

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HEIDI's avatar

Russell Brand has made a remarkable transformation as well, fascinating to listen to him through his journey to where he is today. He did an interview w Charlie Kirk recently on it.

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A.'s avatar

Brandon Straka hit rock bottom, and saw the light. Like a reformed alcoholic.

The Julius Ruechel Substack article I mention above goes into this kind of turnaround.

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Richard A's avatar

He "walked away" previous to the Jan 6 operation. That's why he was dangerous (or why the regime thought that he was dangerous) to them. He didn't do anything wrong, but government could care less about guilt or innocence. It doesn't enter into the "calculation" at all.

To "err is human" but if you REALLY want to screw something up (or kill a large number of people) it takes a government.

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Steve Hay's avatar

I hesitate to pontificate about another countries politics But. The Democrats were handed their asses. In the Presidential election. As rightly they should have been. When you take policies to an election that the majority of the voting public, think open borders, with lavish support for illegal immigrants. And biological males I’m female sport and dressing rooms. Are seriously on the nose to the electorate and they vote accordingly.

You would expect Democratic management to think, we sure fucked up here. It would be a good idea to change our tune. But nope they doubled down on the policies that got them in this position in the first place.

Some one should point out to them that doing the same thing over and over again, and expecting. A different result, is a well known definition of insanity.

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Dena's avatar

Lots of insanity within the democrat / leftist party of destruction. They have never been held accountable for the wide range damage their policies & power have wrought. So they continue on expecting not to be held accountable for anything. A party of death, insanely celebrating abortion & demanding the right to mutilate innocent children’s sex parts. But that is after they’ve corrupted the innocent mind first with their lying propaganda. The Sydney Sweeney outrage of hatred is the latest example of leftist crazy - now the mob has moved on to attacking her beautiful dog because he’s a German Shepherd- a nazi dog. I’d say that’s close to rock bottom crazy now.

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Deborah's avatar

There is no bottom to leftist crazy, they keep coming up with something else even more delusional than before

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Bidman's avatar

They suffer from chronic inflammation

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Richard A's avatar

Government is force. That's all it is. Like when you want to move a boulder, it helps enormously if you can get 100 (or 1000 for a big rock) behind you. It has no reasoning abilities at all. The individuals have the reasoning ability, and those people give government it's reasoning ability. If they are not in the correct place to input their expertise, then they may as well not even be there.

Maybe when some people who have reasoning ability (and desire- many don't GAF) into positions where they can be heard, there will be possibility for change, but until then, government with it's enormous momentum, is going to just keep rolling in the direction that it was last pointed in.

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Just An American's avatar

Yet you cancel sharing Tucker videos...because antisemitism, or something. All he did was criticize a country meddling in American politics...and just like that...he's a racist. Some old leftist habits die hard I suppose.

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pineappleshark's avatar

No one is obligated to share other people's content. If you can't find Tucker's videos without Sasha doing the work for you, that is your failure, not hers. She hasn't 'cancelled' 😱 anyone.

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George Shay's avatar

Tucker sold his soul, but imagine he got a good price.

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Just An American's avatar

Care to foster an argument or evidence? Or are we just doing a cliché off?

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The people who cancel Tucker and call him an antisemite - have in them the same sickness of those from the Far Left who call people Hitler, Nazi, Racist, etc. - they just come from the other side of the political horseshoe. All of these people have no ability to learn, just a desire to burrow ever deeper into their emotional, online shells.

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Some of us look at the two opposing forces in the Middle East and draw conclusions as to which is the bigger danger to Western Civilization.

We notice that some people don’t see it as two opposing sides. They only see Israel bad. We notice that they never have any ideas or plans about what comes next. What happens in the area if Hamas stays in power, having been given the Palestinian state they have refused for years.

We wonder why that is.

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Some of us look at all the destabilization of Arab countries by US/Israel actions over the past 25 years (Libya, Sudan, Somalia, Lebanon, Iraq, Syria) and see that many people from those countries fled their devastated homelands and migrated to Europe (and the UK). Of course those EU countries had open doors and governments w/ Globalist weaponized empathy, welcoming them. But would all those Sharia inspired migrants left their deserts for France, Germany, Belgium, UK etc. if there had not been the US/Israel wars to destabilize countries in the first place? 🤔

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Heyjude's avatar

Maybe not. But that’s rather like arguing that Americans today owe reparations because of slavery.

The situation you describe is not made any better by giving radical Islamists a Palestinian state.

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Not really. Carlson has had a full year to renounce Darryl Cooper and apologize for his promotion of Cooper as America's best popular historian. He hasn't.

It's lunatic enough that Cooper blames Hitler more than Churchill for World War II. When Hitler invaded Poland Churchill wasn't even in the Cabinet, let alone Prime Minister. If I weren't certain Cooper is sinister, I'd suspect his parents had been cousins. But Carlson hasn't retracted his labeling of Cooper as our greatest popular historian.

Cooper blames The Holocaust on inadequate bureaucratic planning to take account of weather conditions. Tucker listened with rapt wonder to this. Granted, Tucker was by his own acknowledgement the typical rich, drunken fratboy undegrad, but he's had decades to learn better about a matter as important as The Holocaust. Meanwhile, Cooper's tweets as martyrmade show him to be a vile human being.

Now, Carlson and Candy are a twosome. I couldn't fathom why Candy didn't back down when the Macrons sued. DNA is incontrovertible. Then I realized something: Candy will use the judgment against her as an even better cudgel for Jew bashing:

"Well, now, just who owns these labs? Who are on their Boards of Directors? Don't we all know who controls medicine?" Etc.

I think Owens is demon influenced and certainly a psychopath. I think Carlson is not as wicked, just that his character is far worse than I had suspected. He deserves far more opprobrium than he has thus far received.

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Just An American's avatar

My theory is that it isn't a horseshoe...it's a circle. We are just told to think it's a horseshoe so there is forced separation and division.

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Whatever it is, I’ve found those on the Right, succumbing to knee jerk labeling of people as antisemitic or antisemitic adjacent - if you postulate America 1st thoughts that also include criticism of the modern nationstate of Israel. It’s a 10/7 disease I’m happy to never catch.

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Just An American's avatar

The left globs onto it because of the Marxist paradigm of oppressor\oppressed and identity politics nonsense. They've been sold that lie since the 1960's. The current populist right is only talking about nations (plural) influencing our domestic issues and politicians selling out to foreign interests. That's it. It has nothing to do with race. It could be Zimbabwe for all we care.

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Libertarian's avatar

Exactly right, Matt. TDS - Tucker Derangement Syndrome

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publius_x's avatar

Yes. He thinks Darryl Cooper is intelligent. Proof of his idiocy and irrelevance.

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Matt L.'s avatar

Darryl Cooper pointed out a truth. And that truth is that the US neocon class has used WW2 tropes to advance forever wars for the past 80 years. Such as, ‘that country is a literal Hitler and must be stopped!’. Or, if one hesitates to go to war.. ‘don’t be a Chamberlain’.

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publius_x's avatar

Darryl Cooper is a kook whose references include Holocaust deniers like David Irving.

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Matt L.'s avatar

I don’t live in the world of cancel culture, publius. I try to live in the world of truth and ideas. And this ‘kook’ pointed out a truth that resonated with me (WW2 tropes used for many decades to advance forever wars).

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Bobby Lime's avatar

X1,000.

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Susan Vonder Heide's avatar

Not convinced that Tucker "sold his soul" but certainly he has been deceived. He has recently had several guests highly critical of Israel.

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Matt L.'s avatar

Susan, why is being critical of Israel ‘selling one’s soul’? This is an emotional argument, IMO. Every government on earth should be open to criticism.

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Susan Vonder Heide's avatar

That was not my comment but my response to a prior comment that used that expression. Substack gets confusing when it moves around responses.

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Matt L.'s avatar

My apologies, Susan.

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GabeReal's avatar

If criticizing Israel means “selling one’s soul” then I’ve made a fortune

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Susan Vonder Heide's avatar

That phrase was not mine but used in a prior comment. Substack gets confusing when it moves responses around.

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GabeReal's avatar

Sorry my bad, thought I was replying to the original comment

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HL3's avatar

She hated him because she attacked Trump

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ALLYSONRT's avatar

Tucker is a dangerous antisemitic dastardly. He has gone down the samecrabbit hole as the Democrats. He is a doomsday freak. I am a Jewish Ametican and his rhetoric is as insane as Rachel Madcows. Islam is the enemy. Israel is fighting the boogie man that zobama brought to life.

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Just An American's avatar

Don't drunk post.

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Matt L.'s avatar

Young lady, you ‘see’ antisemitism like your NGO grift depends on it. Your organization reminds me of the homeless industrial complex. It never goes away, so always another fund drive. Yuck 🤮

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Seva's avatar

“We’re Paying For The Weapons And We’re Giving Them Cover.” (5 min)

Clarissa Ward On US Actions In Gaza.

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Jun 26, 2025

https://youtu.be/bW1fs6BXzaE?si=YJ4-KFhcsi9iD9J_

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steven t koenig's avatar

Colbert. Now there's a trustworthy source. You'll excuse me if I don't click on that

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Libertarian's avatar

Any questioning Israel gets you automatically labeled antisemite and has the pro-genocide lobby very upset.

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Seva's avatar

That is very rapidly changing though. There is a huge shift against Israel now even among conservatives. Even MTG now says Gaza is a genocide and is obviously not America First. Trump gets worse and worse. He seems determined to turn the world, including friends like India, against America. Truly appalling how incompetent and deranged he’s become. God only knows where we’ll all end up.

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Libertarian's avatar

That’s why I go to Mass and say Rosary daily. Semper fi, Marine.

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Seva's avatar

“Woman punched in face in downtown Cincinnati speaks for first time.” (2 min)

WCPO 9. Aug 6, 2025

https://youtu.be/7y2fAHWyaUc?si=uYTGnLn-1gbFOSbP

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steven t koenig's avatar

I recently had a neighbor tell me an unbelievable fact about Texas law. So I looked it up, found it to be untrue. Asked where she got the information and she heard it on Saturday night live. Referencing Colbert is just as asinine and gets you the same quality of information

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Seva's avatar

Colbert wasn’t the source. Clarissa Ward was and she is a very reliable source of information since she was talking from Jordan about how the people in the Middle East now feel about America. I do not excuse your stupidity. You’re a good example of why America is now so deeply hated by an ever growing number of people in the world. Our global leadership is gone as is our moral credibility. Shame on you and all those like you. You people are morally bankrupt and despicable.

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steven t koenig's avatar

I'm unconcerned what the Middle East thinks of me. Or you either, for that matter. But this I know: I'm a farmer and if you piss enough of us off, you'll starve.

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Seva's avatar

“I'm unconcerned what the Middle East thinks of me.”

If you paid any attention to what’s happening to the world you live in you’d know Israel/America is now very rapidly heading for WW3 against Russia/China/Iran which is very strongly supported by the Middle East and the global south. In other words, this is a war we will lose. Big time.

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Libertarian's avatar

Any criticism of Israel is antisemitism; didn’t you read the room? This site is now about 97% pro-Zionist and has zero tolerance for any criticism of Israel. Israel killed tens of thousands of children this year and they defended it.

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Just An American's avatar

Oh I have read it. Last I checked there were 50 stars on our flag, not 51...but so many people don't seem to realize that. Between Ukraine and Israel and all these pleas for support that are purely emotional based on their face, while subversively being about idealism and our supposed blind alliance. We have major problems in this country...but we need to send another pallet of 500lb bombs over to Israel and Ukraine...so get to work, and make sure you pay your taxes on time...or else. Don't even get me started on where those displaced people end up...and who pays for it.

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David Horowitz was a California conservative who in his early years as a young man in the sixties was a leftist who knew many of the Black Panthers such as Huey Newton. He was appalled when he realized Newton was just a thug and also appalled that the white liberals still adored him. He became a conservative and spent the rest of his life fighting the left. He died recently and I’ve just started reading his book (May 2019) “Mortality and Faith: Reflections on a Journey through Time.” Some say AI will fulfill all our needs and then we’ll be happy but Horowitz questioned this belief.

“Genesis is the story of our beginning and our end. We are creatures of desires that cannot be satisfied and of dreams that will not come true.”

“As an agnostic, I have no idea if the universe began with a bang or has existed forever, or is the work of a Creator. But I do know that the biblical book called "Genesis" conveys a central truth about human fate. The First Parents wanted to be like God and could not be satisfied with anything less. Though they were immortal and lived without labor and suffered no pain, they found paradise wanting. What they lacked became their desire.”

“We are defined by negatives; they describe the emptiness we fill. What is good without evil or love without hate? God warned the first couple that death would be the reward for their immodest desire. But they rejected His warning and pursued their ambition anyway, and were punished. Genesis is the story of our beginning and our end. We are creatures of desires that cannot be satisfied and of dreams that will not come true.”

“Man's longing for God can be understood as the need to be released from the pain of being, even if that pain is paradise it-self. To live eternally in paradise without knowledge of what we lacked, even if it was knowledge of evil, even if it was evil, was unhappiness to us. To end our unhappiness, we chose to die.”

“Ex-Google Exec (Warning): The Next 15 Years Will Be Hell Before We Get To Heaven! - Mo Gawdat” (2:34:12)

The Diary Of A CEO. Aug 4, 2025

https://youtu.be/S9a1nLw70p0?si=F-HFbuUUbya4MFyk

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AncientViking's avatar

I think the metaphor for the whole party (what's left of it) is Mamdani. Who, it seems, had several grooming sessions with a certain former prez.

Snakes of a leather, slither together. He is a total fabrication and just as phony as his grooming coach...

NYC is going to fail, and fail hard. The questions is--will this be the model for the nation? The Republic is strong--but cannot survive certain things...

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NickO.'s avatar

One week he's got the press fawning over him for eating with his hands. A few days later he's in his secure African compound partying away with all of the locals held at bay by gunpoint. He's got the communist routine down at a pretty young age.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Your question will be answered quickly when Mamdani assumes the mayor's office and appoints "Fire Alarm" Jamaal Bowman as his Schools Chancellor.

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Bidman's avatar

Youth is so easily deceived by Golden tongued liars such as mandami and the Kenyan fuhrer.

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Danimal28's avatar

I think this is another good example of who is 'in power':

“Meet Marlene Engelhorn, one of the major organizers of anti-Israel protests in Europe.

“Fun fact: Her wealth comes from her great-grandfather Friedrich Engelhorn, who made his fortune from producing Zyklon B, the gas used by the Nazis to murder Jews during the Holocaust.”

I did Nazi that coming."

- Don Surber

Telling

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Richard's avatar

I read some of the stuff from the leftist media. It is like they missed the last decade. I guess they spent it living in their bubble.

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Kelly's avatar

Fascinating observation, and kind of explains TDS. I read, and see, many posts online about Trump that come across as a bit unhinged. But I also recently read a post with an exhaustive list all the things that make the author think Trump is a horrible person: shady business practices, inappropriate sexual advances, the mean (maybe vicious) attacks on social media, his association with Epstein, and on and on and on. With no context, it is a hell of an indictment! This person built a convincing case that explains why people do not like (hate) Trump.

But then I think back to when I heard his bright, articulate grandaughter speak so lovingly about him. I was struck with a bit of cognitive dissonance. For a moment, I saw him as a wonderful family man. (A clear contrast to the image I have of Joe Biden’s family.) So, for me, Trump is truly an inigma. I constantly try to center my naive self, and remember that both of these people have worked the systems they’ve lived in (business and politics) to advance their own personal best interest. But then I ask myself, what is the end game? Right now, one side seems to be working to preserve the America I love, and the other seems hell bent to fundamentally change it into an America I don’t recognize. And, it scares me.

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Deborah's avatar

The left has created a monster named Donald Trump because he is an existential threat to the progressive project of taking over America. They hate and fear him because he threatens their power. Their caricature is not real. He plays into some of it just to stir them up and they always take the bait so he can laugh at their craziness along with the offline half of America that Sasha writes about here. The real Trump is a complex character like most people are. Salena Zito knows him well and knows his people, look up her writing for a different perspective.

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Kelly's avatar

I like the way you think.

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steven t koenig's avatar

I've always thought you could best judge a man by how his kids turned out.

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A.'s avatar

Carl Jung once said that if a man claims to be a very good person, look to his children. Do they manifest his Shadow?

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ata777's avatar

The one reason why Barack Obama will always be the worst president this nation ever endured is because he's the only president in history, from either party, who held our nation in contempt.

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Jack Hart's avatar

ALL Democrats hold America in disgust disdain and embrace humanity’s destruction.

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A.'s avatar

Personally, I think he had psychopathic traits.

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Bidman's avatar

And those traits continue to this day. I define him as a narcissistic psychopath.

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Dick's avatar

The Dems a collection of "Cat ladies, concubines and beta males". What do they all have in common? A lack of intimate human contact.

Sad.

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Keith Wallin's avatar

Another insightful article. I have hope for our Constitutional Republic, but I find it very difficult to believe that the level of "belief perseverance" that leftists have will be broken/wrecked without an "earth shattering" event or events. Extreme force feeding of life event FACTS will be needed to break through the left's useful idiot's "feelings driven" views/the very long time they've held those views. The communists leading the left have done a great job of brainwashing a significant part of the population and undermining the republic.

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AZ Hoffer's avatar

Sasha, you take the pulse on American culture and politics like no one else out there!

Another masterful analysis of the current reality. Keep ‘em coming please.

Where is your tip jar you refer to? Can’t see it on my iPhone version of your Substack page. Steve Hoffman, Fountain Hills AZ

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John's avatar

Conservatives, by and large, along with most of professing Christendom stood down during Covid by complying with the mask and vaccine mandates. If even 20% of people had simply refused to comply with the mask mandates, they wouldn’t have lasted a month.

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steven t koenig's avatar

I never wore a mask or got a shot. You're right, too many good people capitulated

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