servative @servative

Wow... is the movie that bad then? :D WHY DID YOU LET ME WATCH THIS MOVIE, GOD?!? WHY!?!

Well, the ice has truly broken on the Rillito.

@ABC What was the "suspect" suspected of?

Shocking.

Decision Desk HQ @DecisionDeskHQ

2 days ago

Decision Desk HQ projects Nithya Raman wins the second of two spots in the CA Los Angeles Mayor Nonpartisan Primary #DecisionMade: 7:57 PM EDT

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The Islamists there need to be bombed into oblivion while negotiations are taking place. They need the incentive.

Isaac @isaacrrr7

3 days ago

IRÁN ACABA DE LANZAR MISILES CONTRA HAIFA, ISRAEL. SE ACABÓ LA JODA. SE REANUDA LA GUERRA. HAY QUE TERMINAR EL TRABAJO. A LA MIERDA LA REPÚBLICA ISLÁMICA.

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Well, *somebody has to do it.

OSINTdefender @sentdefender

2 days ago

The Israeli Air Force has begun striking targets throughout Iran, according to Channel 14.

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Wait Till You See What ‘IDs’ California Accepts for Voter Registration pjmedia.com/catherinesalga…

Oh yea, Israel is totally the problem. 🙃

Most people know the Army stormed Normandy. The Navy bombarded the shore. The Air Force owned the sky. Nobody thinks about the Coast Guard. They should. The United States Coast Guard is not a combat force. Their entire purpose, the reason they exist, is to save people from the sea. They are trained to swim into storms, to pull drowning sailors from sinking ships, to run toward disaster when everyone else is running away. On June 6, 1944, the Germans gave them more drowning men than they had ever seen in their lives. The Coast Guard brought 800 men to Normandy. Five major assault transports were USCG-crewed. Eleven tank landing ships. Twenty-four troop carriers running soldiers directly onto Omaha and Utah Beaches. The USS Bayfield served as the command ship for the entire Utah Beach sector, the nerve center through which an entire army was directed ashore. The USS Samuel Chase led the assault group landing the 1st Infantry Division, the Big Red One, onto the eastern flank of Omaha. But the thing almost nobody knows about is Rescue Flotilla One. 60 small Coast Guard cutters, nicknamed Matchbox ships because of how easily they burned, were assigned a single mission: pull men out of the water. As the landing craft were torn apart by German fire, as soldiers drowned in the surf under the weight of their own equipment, as wounded men on the beach were swallowed by the incoming tide, Rescue Flotilla One was already moving. Their swimmers jumped into the Channel. Tethered to their boats by lines, they swam toward the men going under, grabbed them, and dragged them back. They did this 2,000 yards from shore. Under active German machine gun fire. Under mortar fire. Under artillery. Again and again, all day long. Two miles offshore a lookout spotted men from a sunken British landing craft floating in the Channel. One cutter went to them and pulled 24 soldiers and four Royal Navy sailors from the water before they went under. One Coast Guard LCI was hit 25 times by German fire and kept going. Coxswain Delba Nivens kept driving his craft toward the beach after a grenade caught fire aboard his boat. By the end of June 6, Rescue Flotilla One had pulled 400 men out of the sea. 400 men who would have drowned. 400 men who went home. 400 men whose families exist today because a Coast Guardsman jumped into the English Channel under machine gun fire and refused to let go. Out of 800 Coast Guardsmen at Normandy, 15 were killed. Every branch that fought on D-Day deserves its place in history. But the men who spent that day swimming between the dead to find the living, tethered to a burning ship with the whole weight of the German army trying to kill them, did something that has no good word for it. They saved people. That's what they were built for. On the worst day in the history of the sea, they were exactly who they were supposed to be.

This is the real reason crime is down in Los Angeles Samantha lives in LA and has had to call 911 for the police four times Call 1: A homeless person was trying to break into her apartment building. She was outside of her building while it was happening. She called 911, “I was placed on hold for about 10 minutes, and then they told me that since the person was homeless, they would not be sending the cops out, that they would try to get like homeless intervention people out, and it would take no less than an hour” This was no help Call 2: This one's really messed up. She watched a 80 year old man “get the sh*t beat out of him” by like a 20 year old. “Like bad, repeatedly, and this kid had his phone out the whole time, was recording it, like beat the shit out of this old, old, old man in the middle of the street, in the middle of Sunset Boulevard. This old man is like lying there bleeding everywhere, and I called the police and nobody came.” Call 3: Her car was being broken into and someone was attention to steal it. “I waited on hold for 40 minutes before someone picked up and said, "Oh, you have to do that online." She was told how to categorize the incident. They told her wrong and it her police report was rejected. She called back and they said “There’s nothing they can do” and “nothing will be done” Call 4: “A tweaker was loitering and tweaking outside my apartment for hours and eventually trying to break into it” After he was in the process of trying to break in she called 911 and after 3 hours nobody showed but but they called back to check on her. The man was gone, the cops didn’t help Crime rates aren’t down in Los Angeles. Residents are just no longer reporting them because this is the response We see this over and over again

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The people who found outrageous Nazi symbolism in “Ok” hand signs can’t find it in a Nazi death squad chest tattoo

Review Finds the Case for Transing Kids Is Built on Lies pjmedia.com/matt-margolis/…

Reagan Was President the Last Time America Saw a Nuclear Breakthrough Like This redstate.com/ben-smith/2026…

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I’ve heard of this guy as a dark and imbalanced character for years. Women know that special kind of friend’s ex whose full-ass name you know long after they dated bc of the badness, and then he runs for Senate, and you’re like “wait, THAT GUY?!” And it’s hard to speak up about a guy like that, who has quite a bit of power and seeks more, but my friend Lyndsey’s accusations are specific and detailed about what happened and didn’t, backed by physical diaries and texts from long before he ran. They confirm that a man with a Nazi tattoo does indeed have a bunch of bad decisionmaking and impulse control problems and his behavior can be more than unsettling. If he’s healing, which last week’s story doesn’t indicate, he should do it somewhere other than the Senate.

The New York Times @nytimes

6 days ago

Three women who dated Graham Platner, the Democratic candidate for Senate in Maine, told The New York Times they found his actions intimidating and disturbing, describing volatile relationships. nyti.ms/4dRPvLm

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Well, if they don't know they have Jesus and God to turn to ... SEDUCTIVE AI: 1 in 5 teens turn to AI chatbots for mental health advice, but a majority of them keep it secret. instapundit.com/801278/

Happy 100th birthday, June 1st, to the beautiful, troubled, Marilyn Monroe.

The Liberal Gospel of White Guilt theothermccain.com/2026/06/04/the… h/t @EdDriscoll @SoveyX @Hebro_Steele

He literally died due to the police believing a lie about him being racist because he was white. Leftists: "I fail to see a racial angle."