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"Don't go for the knife!"
"Dis knife?"
"Yes! Don't go for it!"
"Dis knife right hurrr?"
"DON'T DO IT!"
"Keisha! Wut deez races cop b doin?"
"SIR! PLEASE DON'T!"
(goes for knife)
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🚨ALERT: The editors of the journal Men and Masculinities will no longer allow authors to refer to individuals as being "male."
If an author uses the term, they should "specify which dimension(s) of sex are at issue, since sex itself refers to several only loosely correlated dimensions rather than a single underlying fact."
For example, trans-identifying male swimmer Lia Thomas must be referred to as a woman, and his maleness, if mentioned at all, must be attached to specific traits, like genitals, hormones, and chromosomes.
You cannot call Lia Thomas a "male" in this journal, but a woman with "male genitals" and "male sex chromosomes."
The first author of this editorial—the Managing Editor of Men and Masculinities, Tristen Kade—is a woman who identifies as a man.
The model of biological sex this editorial is pushing is what I refer to in my scholarly article "Why There Are Exactly Two Sexes" as the "multi-level" sex model. This model is not merely wrong—it is self-refuting.
From my article:
"Traits are labeled 'male-typical' or 'female-typical' only because they correlate with organisms already identified as male or female—an identification that, in anisogamous species, is made ultimately by reference to gametes."
Read my article at the link below.
🔗link.springer.com/article/10…
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Absolutely not.
My good friend, an American, is married to an Italian citizen. She lives in Italy and visits him here once a year while she works through the process of getting a green card. It's not easy on them at all, but they're doing it the right and legal way.
And, no, they haven't started a GFM to defray the legal costs of having to hire an immigration attorney. They're footing the bill because they do not see themselves as victims.
Please do not call yourself a conservative if you think your friends deserve to be an exception to American law. Just ridiculous.
Please pray for Samuel Sey (@SlowToWrite) and his wife, Annie, and their kids. I feel especially for Annie and the kids. They deserve so much better. They shouldn’t have to wonder when their daddy and husband will be able to come home.
I know I differ with many conservatives on immigration. I am all for cracking down on criminals; particularly violent and sexual predators. Absolutely, kick them out.
But there are a lot of genuinely sweet people who just want a better life for themselves and their kids.
And there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.
Yes, they should immigrate legally. But even legal immigration in our country is a convoluted, expensive, and lengthy process. Mistakes happen. Corners get cut in desperation.
We need to simplify it.
We need to open the door for hard working, honest, family-folks like Samuel, while keeping out malevolent threats.
This shouldn’t be complicated.
People are making it complicated.
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The UK government may not want to release crime data broken down by ethnicity. I have been scraping daily court data to get first and surnames of all people who appeared in court in the country.
This is day 46 here what i found: 🧵
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16-year-old Kaylee Gain, a White student from Hazelwood East High School in Missouri, sustained a skull fracture, brain bleed, and weeks-long coma, leading to ongoing memory loss and cognitive therapy.
The primary 15-year-old assailant, Maurnice Declue, admitted to second-degree assault and was released on probation.
A further reminder that segregation was both moral and righteous.
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Sweden is officially ditching mRNA vaccines, and they are not hiding their reasons for doing so.
artsencollectief.nl/zweden-k…
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Awesome digging by @RHPalmerston3.
If these findings are confirmed by the @DHSgov, this means that my gut instinct was right all along based on my 2 years looking at fiancé and spousal visa applicant groups.
In fact, my theory was more charitable to Samuel Sey than what these findings present.
It means that Samuel Sey never obtained Canadian citizenship (which is shockingly easy to obtain) and was in Canada on a temporary visa or had permanent residency in Canada because he had to go to a US consulate to obtain a tourist visa (B2 category).
This means that he likely committed fraud and misrepresentation on his visa application (Form DS-160), during his visa interview with a State Department consular officer, and to the CBP officer processing him at a port of entry. He also lied to his now-wife's Congressman.
If these findings are true, this means that he will need to apply for an IR1 consular spousal visa (Form I-130) with an approved waiver of inadmissibility (Form I-601). For an applicant from Ghana, he is facing a 7-year process.
He cannot claim that he didn't know that what he was doing was illegal. A quick web search would tell you that in about 30 seconds.
Not wanting to wait 2 years like the rest of us will lead him to get deported by @ICEgov and wait 7 years in Ghana if his visa gets approved on time.
If these findings are true, this means that justice was served and that there are consequences for jumping the queue and not wanting to follow the process.
I’m pretty sure I know exactly why Samuel Sey is having immigration trouble. In my view, several things in the public record suggest that he may have entered the United States on a non-immigrant visa, despite having had a clear intent to marry. If that was not disclosed when obtaining his non-immigrant visa, that would be a serious problem under current regulations.
Consider the recent statement from his family:
“My husband Samuel Sey entered the United States legally and has been working ever since in good faith with a lawyer to obtain permanent legal status. Our family is trying to understand what went wrong in the process. In the spirit of Romans 13, our family fully supports and respects American law and are prayerfully working to get him home through the legal process.”
What immediately stands out about this statement is what it doesn’t say. In particular, it tells us nothing about why it would take four years of working with a lawyer to obtain that status.
Legal Entry*:
Initially it was not clear whether or not Sey is (or was) a Canadian citizen, so the mechanism by which he entered the United States was not clear. However, I found a February 14, 2022 interview that he did with Allie Beth Stuckey which makes it clear that he had to obtain a visa to enter the United States (as opposed to entering visa-free as Canadian citizens do):
podscripts.co/podcasts/relat…
There are three very significant things in that interview:
Sey indicates that he entered the United States in the weeks before the February 14, 2022 interview, with the following exchange taking place:
“And so speaking of hurdles, let's talk about some of the hurdles, Samuel, that you had to jump over in order to get to Annie in the States. Because I know even up until like couple weeks ago, things were kind of up in the air, right?”
“Yeah, man. About the wedding day, people kept asking me when. I said, I don't know. We have dates in mind, but it depends on what happens with the visa. So essentially, so even to get my, so what's happening is in the visa process right now in Canada is this. it's very hard to get an appointment for the visa because of COVID restrictions and everything.”
Sey Discusses the Process of Obtaining a U.S. Visa and Going to an Interview in Calgary, Alberta:
“Yeah. So I got it. And then finally, I had the appointment, which was all the way in Calgary, the other side of the country. The reason why is because the Toronto embassy, the U.S. Embassy in Toronto, was essentially closed. It has been essentially close to the last two years, which is one of the reasons why I couldn't come over the last couple of years. So I go to Calgary. They approve me. They approve the visa.”
Sey got Engaged in August of 2021:
“But then in 20, but then from that year, 2019 until 2021, we didn't see each other for two years. Wow. Until I saw her in August, for the the first time since 2019, and then I proposed to her.”
We also know that he was married on April 23, 2022: instagram.com/p/DXfpiT0lmBB/
Problems With Potential Visa Misrepresentations:
Taken together, all of this is a huge problem for Sey because, under U.S. gudiance, someone who enters in a non-immigrant visa and takes certain actions inconsistent with that status within 90 days is presumed to have engaged in willful misrepresentation: fam.state.gov/fam/09FAM/09FA…
And we know that this is a possible problem in this case, because Sey discussed at length going to an interview in 2021 or 2022 in Calgary. However, all interviews for fiancé visas (the K-1 visa) are conducted in Montreal, Quebec: ca.usembassy.gov/fiancee/ and have been since 2016 berardiimmigrationlaw.com/fi…. So whatever visa got, could not have been a fiancé visa. Moreover, based upon my knowledge and experience, if he had declared an intent to marry and remain in the United States to the visa officer, he would not have been granted a B-2 visa and would have been told to apply for a K-1 visa instead.
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Elderly man asks African youth to stop lighting fireworks in front of his apartment in Antwerp. The Africans immediately attack him.
What’s important to note is that to the left, the elderly man is the oppressor and the stronger in society, whereas the Africans are the weak and oppressed class that need special protection by the government.
“Taking care of the vulnerable in our society” has become just another anti-white lie.
The REAL weak: women, elderly, children, handicapped people, etc, are being thrown to the wolves.
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Ya'll, this is nuts.
Hundreds - that's right, HUNDREDS - of armed robberies between 2022 and 2024 weren't real.
They were staged by the "victims" as part of a massive immigration fraud scheme to secure U-visas for themselves and their families.
cwbchicago.com/2026/10/buckt…
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Now ask yourself the far more dangerous question
Who told Christians they couldn’t have their own countries?
Who convinced conservative Christians it would violate their own principles to conserve Christendom?
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When you prompt ai to generate an attractive black woman, it generates a white woman who rubbed shoe polish all over herself. All kindsa problematic.
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Most concern-trolling over “low IQ antisemitism” is like this. The conversation starts off with two ostensibly disinterested observers, and by the end you find one has a jewish grandmother and the other has a jewish son.
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Holy shit...this clip is unreal. Nithya Raman has absolutely NO clue about how housing works in LA. Oppenheim explains to her that landlords are losing money over the last decade and she's got ZERO idea what he's saying. This lady was chair of the Homelessness and Housing Committee for years and she's genuinely hearing this for the first time in her life. Unreal that this low IQ buffoon is about to be the Mayor. WTF are we doing.