Traditional Catholic single dad of two high school boys. I stand for God and country and the TLM is my liturgical home.
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Something I’ve been thinking about lately is getting back into studying the Summa Theologiae of Saint Thomas Aquinas.
I find great strength in the Saint’s great work of theology.
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President Trump questioned the integrity of last week’s midterm election results in which Republicans lost both chambers of Congress, days after saying he would accept the outcome, according to the BBC, POLITICO, and CNBC.
On Monday, Trump wrote on Truth Social: “Does anybody really believe that this ‘Election’ was honest. How could the Polls be so wrong???” He claimed “some early voting ‘dumps’ were so large that it was impossible to win” and that “It’s all about the machines, which are far more important than the voter!” He provided no specific evidence.
The post marked a shift from Election Night, when he told the New York Times he was “absolutely willing” to accept the results and look forward to working with Democrats. Democrats have secured 54 Senate seats and 254 House seats, with some races still outstanding. State and local officials said voting was mostly problem-free.
Trump told CBS NEWS that Republicans “would have won easily if I was on the ballot.” Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer called the claims a “pathetic return to election denialism” and said nothing would change the fact that Trump will face large Democratic majorities for the final two years of his term.
Republicans suffered losses in traditional strongholds including Texas, Kansas, South Carolina, and Iowa.
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I only just learned this, and it honestly moved me.
Tomorrow, November 10, is the birthday of the US Marine Corps. It goes back to 1775, when the Continental Congress decided to raise two battalions of Marines, and Marines celebrate it every single year, wherever in the world they are serving.
What touched me most is the cake. At the celebration, a slice goes to the oldest Marine present, and then that Marine passes a slice to the youngest. The most experienced hands to the newest ones, every year, for generations.
We do not have a tradition quite like this in Japan, and I had no idea it existed. Learning about it from here, I just feel a quiet respect for the people who keep it alive.
Happy 251st birthday to the Marines, and thank you.
Just finished watching Godzilla Minus One with my youngest son. The Japanese war veterans gathering to take on Godzilla, the failed kamikaze pilot and his love interest and their adopted daughter touched me deeply.
The attack on the federal security forces has begun. This is a shaping action to set the stage for the color revolution.
There's another reason to stop Hegseth's impeachment above politics.
Hegseth's impeachment will open the stage to 2 years of MacBeth. The resignations are only the beginning of people bailing ship.
The charges are just as important - that Hegseth issued "illegal orders." But who issued these orders to Hegseth?The buck stops at only one place. Expect mass security defections and signaling against Trump, and confusion among the rank and file.
Don't think that Republicans won't vote to remove Trump to save their own futures if enough evidence of imaginary crimes is drummed up. Think like the Congressional ****storm after J6, except stretching over two years instead of a few weeks.
This will not restore America. This will be a further erosion in the legitimacy of our Constitutional Republic, and will only set the stage for 2028.
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Bishop Burbidge: "Across America, as here in Virginia, advocacy and courage are now needed more than ever."
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The TRO issued by a San Francisco judge purporting to restrict DOJ investigations into election officials has been appropriately lifted. Conducting criminal investigations is a core function of the executive branch, not the judiciary.
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This is Jakub Tomasz Nowakowski, age 102. He served in the legendary Zośka Battalion of the Polish Home Army and fought against Nazi Germany for Poland’s freedom during the 1944 Warsaw Uprising. Today, he stands outside Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal, defending democracy and protesting what he sees as Prime Minister Tusk’s disregard for the rule of law. A lifetime of courage. A true Polish hero! 🇵🇱
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Tomorrow is Culture Day (文化の日 / Bunka no Hi) in Japan — a national holiday to “love freedom and peace, and advance culture.”
November 3 carries layered history. It was once Emperor Meiji’s birthday (Meiji-setsu). Then, on this exact date in 1946, Japan’s postwar constitution was promulgated — the document that renounced war. Because of that spirit, the day was reborn in 1948 as Culture Day rather than Constitution Day.
A small true story: In 1969, Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins became the first foreigners to receive Japan’s Order of Culture. The award is normally presented by the Emperor at the Imperial Palace on this day to those who have significantly advanced arts, science, or culture. Japan honored the Apollo 11 crew for expanding humanity’s shared horizon by stepping onto the Moon.
Across the country, museums open free or host special exhibitions, schools hold culture festivals, and autumn colors frame the celebrations.
Happy Culture Day from Japan. 🇯🇵
#CultureDay #BunkanoHi
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Skynet sent a Terminator back to 1984. Nobody told it Chuck Norris would be in that club.
"Have no fear, Chuck Norris is here."
Watch the last 30 seconds.
Christians!
Sing thus in the face of the red horde who hate your God, your nation and the West!
One of the most moving moments in cinema. The British, who know they are done for, sing “Men of Harlech” as the Zulus attack in “Zulu” (1964), starring Stanley Baker, Jack Hawkins and Michael Caine, in his first major role.
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