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Si vous connaissez quelqu’un qui croit qu’il suffit que le gouvernement decrète une augmentation massive du salaire minimum pour améliorer le pouvoir d’achat, montrez-lui cette vidéo.
Et si, après l’avoir regardée, cette personne n’a toujours pas changé d’avis, coupez les ponts.
Vous méritez mieux que de fréquenter des abrutis.
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**Medical Tuesday.**
There is a program called Conrad 30. Most people have never heard of it. Hospitals use it every year.
Here is the simple explanation of what is going on...
A foreign doctor often enters the U.S. on a training visa called a J-1. The old rule said when training ends, go home for two years. Conrad 30 waives that rule. Each state gets 30 of those waivers a year. The doctor agrees to work three years in a place labeled underserved. Then the hospital can keep them on a work visa.
Did you know they can then complain and get that waivered and then move on to wherever they want and most end up at these hospitals? Less than 15% of rural areas are served by them yet they should all be served by the numbers.
That is how a training visit becomes a career here without Congress adding a single new residency seat for an American graduate.
Now look at the bill with the long name. Conrad State 30 and Physician Access Reauthorization Act. 2025. Klobuchar and Collins in the Senate. Valadao and Schneider in the House. H.R. 1585 and S. 709.
It does not train more American doctors. It keeps Conrad alive, lets states hand out more than 30 waivers, makes it easier for the doctor’s family to stay, and moves those physicians up the line for a green card.
The hospital groups are on the letter. American Hospital Association. AMA. Teaching hospitals. They call it a rural fix. It has been the “temporary” fix for 30 years.
Meanwhile the 1997 cap on Medicare-paid residency slots is still sitting there. American grads still hit that wall. The bill in front of Congress is more waivers, not more seats.
If your town cannot find a doctor, ask why they will expand the foreign waiver before they will fund the American graduate already carrying the debt.
Bookmark if you see the pattern.
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In 2020, as the sitting president, Trump was censored across all social media platforms.
In 2026, Islamic Jihadist Hasan Piker, who said America deserved 9/11, is proudly amplified across all social media platforms.
BIG TECH IS PERPETUATING THE ISLAMIC TAKEOVER OF AMERICA
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🚨 Garcia has said his mother brought him from Peru at age five on a temporary visa they stayed past.
A change in immigration law in the 1980s let them apply for residency.
He says he took the oath at 21.
No public record shows the date.
Published accounts put the family in the country in 1982.
IRCA’s main legalization track covered arrivals before January 1 of that year.
Garcia has never said which provision his family used.
The file has a hole.
He filled it with silence. at @RepRobertGarcia.
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If the GOP votes Thune in as leader of the Senate minority, they better start going to yoga class right now, because they're going to need to be able to lean WAYYYYY back to kiss their asses goodbye. They think they're in bad shape now? See what happens if they push for Thune.
Are we ready to have an honest conversation about Islam?
A Muslim former NYPD officer and elementary school teacher’s aide who attended the mosque all his life has been charged with murdering a non-Muslim woman on a Brooklyn path.
The Quran and the Prophet give three choices to the unbeliever: convert, submit and pay the jizya, or be fought until religion is for Allah alone.
“Kill the idolaters wherever you find them.” (9:5)
“Fight those who do not believe until they pay the jizya and feel subdued.” (9:29)
“Strike off their heads and fingertips.” (8:12)
“Fight until there is no more fitnah and religion is entirely for Allah.” (8:39)
Katie Suarez is dead. The media will fight to call it mental illness. The rest of us can finally say what the book and the prophet actually command.
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ISLAMIZED AMERICA - WOMEN AND CHILDREN ARE NOT SAFE!
DEVOUT MUSLIM WHO IS A FORMER NYPD OFFICER & CURRENTLY AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHER’S AIDE WAS ARRESTED FOR MURDER OF BROOKLYN JOGGER
Sayed Mohassib, 27, of Egyptian origin, has been charged with second-degree murder for the Oct. 30 brutal stabbing death of 28-year-old Katie Suarez on the Shore Parkway Greenway in Brooklyn.
He worked as a teacher’s aide at PS 200. He served briefly in the NYPD. He left for the Marines and was discharged on psychological grounds.
After trying to return to the NYPD he was denied and sent for psychiatric evaluation. He continued reporting to work with children after the killing.
Katie Suarez was stabbed multiple times in the neck while jogging. Her father found her. She died days later. She was an organ donor who saved four lives.
Video placed Mohassib near the path before and after the attack. He returned home and, wearing only underwear, threw his clothing down a garbage chute. He told detectives he brought a knife to the bike path because he believed “people were going to come and kill his family.” He claimed he blacked out and woke covered in blood.
His Sharia-adherent mother, Fatma, told reporters he has gone to the mosque all his life.
A neighbor described him as a devout Muslim who regularly attended a local mosque. She also described repeated psychiatric hospitalizations and said his father is schizophrenic.
Local media has already run to the mental-health explanation. Same script as Europe. Muslim man who attended mosque, worked inside a school and law enforcement, kills a non-Muslim woman in an apparently random attack, and the coverage will immediately focus only on “mental illness.”
They will not say he is Muslim. They will not mention the mosque. They will not examine the ideology or its so-called HOLY texts that he was raised in.
The Quran does not command love for the unbeliever, ANYWHERE. It does, however, command Muslims to:
“Kill the idolaters wherever you find them” (9:5)
“Fight those who do not believe… until they pay the jizya and feel themselves subdued” (9:29)
“Strike terror into them… strike off their heads and fingertips” (8:12)
“Fight them until there is no more fitnah and religion is entirely for Allah” (8:39)
Hundreds of similar verses. Jihadists quote them. Critics quote them. Media and politicians ignore them.
This is the European pattern arriving in New York: the man who went to the mosque, the job inside the school system, the brief time inside the NYPD, the instant pivot to “mental health,” and the silence: EVERYTHING IS ISLAM.
Katie Suarez bled out on a public path. How many more women have to die before the obvious is said out loud - ISLAM IS A NATIONAL SECURITY THREAT!
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🚨 BIGGEST DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ISLAM & CHRISTIANITY:
Muslims live safely in Christian countries.
Christians get slaughtered in Muslim countries.
Facts > feelings.
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Imagine losing the Senate a week ago, getting beat from Kansas to Texas, and the first thing the man who ran the place does is send word down the line that he does not want Tim Burchett in the seat Marsha Blackburn is leaving… because Tim might not do what leadership tells him to do.
There it is. Not that he is unqualified, not that he cannot win, not that he did something wrong… he might not obey.
And Tim's answer is the best thing I have heard out of Washington all week. "I love the fact that he's not for me." Then he says the big players in the party, the one or two who pull the strings and write the big checks, have never been for him and are always for him the day after the election. Read that again, because a sitting congressman just told you out loud how the club actually works.
Let me explain why this matters. John Thune just presided over what his own colleagues are calling a "stunning defeat," and Senate Republicans are still lined up to hand him the minority leader job, so much so that Ron Johnson, Rick Scott, Mike Lee, John Kennedy and others had to sign a letter just to ask for a meeting first to talk about what went wrong. How is it that the guy who lost the majority has time to work against a Tennessee appointment but no time to answer for the loss? Who exactly is he protecting that seat from, the Democrats or his own voters?
Here is the reality. The uniparty does not fear losing to the left nearly as much as it fears one more person in that chamber who will not take the call. They can live in the minority, they have done it before and the checks still clear. What they cannot live with is someone who reads the bill, says no to the omnibus, and goes home and tells you what happened in the room.
Now keep in mind, Tim says this came from an off the record conversation with a prominent media figure, and none of it has been confirmed by Thune. Fine. Then Thune can clear it up in public, today, in one sentence. I will wait.
The good news is Governor elect Blackburn already said Washington does not decide who the senator from Tennessee is, she does, and she is exactly right. Tim says he is running in 2028 either way.
@MarshaBlackburn, the people of Tennessee are watching who you listen to. Appoint the man the swamp does not want.
End stop.
🚨 JUST IN: Rep. Tim Burchett just FIRED BACK at John Thune reportedly trying to BLOCK his appointment to the US Senate by Governor-elect Marsha Blackburn (TN), per @toddstarnes
"I LOVE the fact that he's not for me!"
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Burchett says a prominent media figure told him Thune "had sent the word out that he does not want me, because I would not do what leadership told me to do."
His response: "You know what? You're EXACTLY RIGHT."
"The big boys are not for me. The big, big players in the party, the one or two that pull a lot of the strings, that write the big checks, they're not for me. They've never been for me. They're always for me the day after the election."
Keep being FOR THE PEOPLE, @timburchett
Burchett has said he'll just run for the seat anyway if he's not appointed.
NOTE: This is NOT Blackburn giving indication as to who she'd appoint. It's ENTIRELY up to her — her Senate seat, and her governorship!
Hopefully she goes with Burchett, he's a good man 🙏🏻
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This is Shabir Ahmed (also known as Daddy). He was the ringleader of large grooming gang that raped and trafficked young girls (mostly white), many as young as 12 years old.
In 2012 he was arrested and faced two separate trials for two separate cases.
While in court Ahmed smiled, blamed white people for not watching over their girls better, and cursed at the judge.
In the first trial he was convicted of (among other offenses) rape and trafficking children for sex. He received a 19 year sentence.
In his second trial he was convicted of 30 counts of rape and sexual abuse of a child. He received a 22 year sentence in that case.
Instead of having to serve his sentences consecutively (as Russell Brand will have to do for his two largest sentences), Ahmed sentences ran concurrently for some reason.
Even though Ahmed's parole board concluded that he had no remorse and was still a danger to society, Ahmed was released earlier this year. He served a total of 14 years. An obscure law has even prevented him from being deported back to Pakistan.
This is one of thousands of stories child rapists being released back into the UK. The stories of the people that were never charged are even more horrendous.
"So what, Russell Brand is guilty." No it's not so what. These insanely different and biased applications of the law should cannot be justified, ignored, or made to make sense.
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BREAKING: Tim Burchett just TOOK THE GLOVES OFF and called out the person suspected to be behind the stalling of his bill to stop paying the Taliban. This is HUGE!!!
"We got a fellow over in the Senate who is a staffer, but he was a former, I believe, ambassador to Afghanistan, and his name is what?"
"Tom West. And apparently, our good friend, Tulsi Gabbard and the Trump administration denied him his security clearance because of his alleged cozy relationship with the Taliban. And so, I suspect that's what's going on in the Senate. That's why they are, they're stopping the bill."
If this is true, it's a BETRAYAL of epic proportions. He also said there are GOP Senators who are likely getting KICKBACKS from Afghanistan.
DEFUND THE TALIBAN, THEY CAN HATE US FOR FREE!
Democrat @SenSherrodBrown can immediately help his constituents by passing H-1B and OPT reform
@WSJ featured laid-off Ohio software engineer Tom Green
His government keeps him unemployed by importing 1000s of foreign visa workers
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Earlier today I wrote that school destroys critical thinking. Many of you asked for proof.
The proof is Marx.
Marxism is probably the most tested theory in human history. Tested on paper by the best economists in the world. Tested at full scale on hundreds of millions of people, across several continents, for more than a century. And it failed every single test.
A free mind, one that checks its ideas against reality, cannot remain Marxist. If so many people still are, it's not a problem of intelligence. It's a problem of method. They were never taught to verify.
Let's start from the beginning.
In 1867, Marx publishes Das Kapital. Everything rests on one idea: the value of a good comes from the amount of labor it contains. The boss's profit is therefore labor stolen from the worker.
Four years later, in 1871, Menger and Jevons independently show that this is wrong. Value doesn't come from labor. It comes from the usefulness the buyer sees in the good. An hour spent digging a useless hole creates zero value. That's the marginal revolution, and all of modern economics is built on it.
In 1896, Böhm-Bawerk shows that Marx's system contradicts itself: real prices don't match labor values, and Marx knew it. The foundation collapses.
In 1920, Mises asks the question that kills it: without private property, there are no market prices. Without prices, how does a central planner know what to produce, how much, and with which resources? Answer: he can't. Hayek finishes the job in 1945: economic knowledge is scattered across millions of minds, and no central bureau can ever gather it.
That's the theory. Now the predictions.
Marx predicted the revolution would break out in the most industrialized countries, England and Germany. It happened in Russia, an agrarian country. Wrong.
He predicted workers would grow poorer and poorer under capitalism. They grew richer than at any point in history. Wrong.
He predicted the State would wither away. Everywhere his ideas were applied, the State became total. Wrong.
Now the experiments.
USSR: forced collectivization, famine in Ukraine, millions dead, the Gulag.
China: Mao's Great Leap Forward. Between 15 and 45 million dead depending on the historian. The largest famine in human history, produced by a plan.
Cambodia: the Khmer Rouge killed roughly a quarter of their own population in four years.
Then there are the natural experiments. The most brutal ones, because they eliminate every excuse.
Korea. Same people, same language, same culture, same history. In 1945, the North was richer than the South. Today, income per person in the South is about 29 times higher than in the North. Only one variable changed: the system.
Germany. One people cut in two. One side had to build a wall. Not to keep people out. To keep them in.
Venezuela. The largest proven oil reserves on the planet. Nearly 8 million people fled the country. 21st-century socialism ended with Maduro captured last January.
Meanwhile, the other system, the one you were taught to hate, did this: in 1820, about three quarters of humanity lived in extreme poverty. Today, around 10%. And the biggest escape from poverty in history, China after 1978, happened at the exact moment the Communist Party brought markets back.
From Marx to Maduro, 150 years of data. All pointing the same way.
So how does anyone stay Marxist?
With the magic sentence: "that wasn't real communism."
Think about what that sentence means. A theory that fails every time it's tried, whose believers then declare that none of the attempts counted, is no longer a theory. It's a faith. Karl Popper saw it as early as 1945: Marxism survived its refutations by making itself irrefutable.
A mind trained to think for itself asks one question: how many failures does it take before you question the hypothesis? One, two, ten, forty?
That's exactly the question school never teaches you to ask.
Marx isn't taught as a hypothesis to test against the data. He's taught as a morality tale: there are oppressors and oppressed, and the right side is obvious. You learn the conclusion, never the method.
A four-year-old would ask: "Okay, but where did it work?" Fifteen years of schooling later, they've stopped asking.
A system that teaches you to obey has no interest in teaching you to verify. Because the day you start verifying is the day you start being free.
And that day, you stop being a Marxist.
A few years ago, Peter Thiel wrote to Mark Zuckerberg: 70% of Millennials say they're pro-socialist.
His conclusion: stop calling them stupid, and try to understand why.
His explanation was economic. Too much student debt, unaffordable housing, no capital. When you own nothing, you have no reason to defend the system.
He's right. But that's only half the story.
The other half is school.
School destroys critical thinking. Methodically. For fifteen years.
You learn to recite instead of question. To find the expected answer instead of the true one. To obey authority instead of reasoning for yourself.
When you've spent your youth outsourcing your thinking to an institution, it feels natural to outsource your life to an even bigger one: the State.
That's why so many end up Marxist. Not by conviction. By conditioning.
And that conditioning is about to become a handicap.
We're entering a world where AI does everything conformist, predictable and standardized better than we do. The only value left is thinking differently.
To create value tomorrow, you'll need to be neurodivergent.
And someone who thinks differently and reasons from first principles almost always ends up seeing the same thing: the State, as it works today, destroys more value than it creates.
It's no accident that Alex Karp created a fellowship at Palantir dedicated to neurodivergent talent. To him, in the age of AI, there are only two ways to have a future: master a real trade, or be neurodivergent.
But I'll go further than Karp.
I believe neurodivergence isn't the exception. It's the natural state of the human mind.
Look at a four-year-old. They ask hundreds of questions a day. They take everything apart. They refuse any rule they don't understand. They think from first principles without even knowing it's a thing.
Then they go to school. And we spend fifteen years normalizing them.
School doesn't shape minds. It sands them down.
The future belongs to those who survived the sanding.
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A USPS supervisor was stealing checks right out of the mail. But what finally exposed her wasn't a federal investigation, a whistleblower, or a suspicious customer.
It was her CAR INSURANCE.
A USPS supervisor leased Nissan Juke was repossessed in Missouri because she failed to maintain insurance.
When dealership employees inspected the vehicle, they discovered a backpack containing a firearm, suspicious substances, and a stack of checks belonging to complete strangers.
Naturally, someone called the police.
Then the USPS supervisor showed up to collect her belongings, and things went downhill FAST.
When officers questioned her, she claimed she didn't know who owned the backpack because multiple people used her vehicle.
She also insisted that USPS supervisors weren't allowed to handle mail.
Interesting explanation from someone supervising a major postal processing center.
And just when things couldn't get worse, officers discovered she had an outstanding felony warrant out of Des Peres, Missouri.
But the real surprise came when federal investigators started digging.
They uncovered 89 stolen checks and one counterfeit check with a combined face value of $369,248.
The USPS supervisor had been stealing mail containing checks and passing it to an accomplice.
Both eventually pleaded guilty to federal mail-related offenses.
All of this unraveled because she didn't maintain insurance on a Nissan Juke.
In 1980, the BBC convinced people that BIG BEN was going DIGITAL.
Britain was furious.
But one man was already trying to figure out how to get a giant clock hand home.
Yes, this actually happened!
On April 1, 1980, the BBC announced that London's beloved Big Ben was getting a futuristic makeover.
Goodbye, Roman numerals and traditional clock hands.
Hello, glowing electronic numbers!
They even had a name for their modern masterpiece…
DIGITAL DAVE.
Listeners were NOT impressed.
The BBC received complaints from people who couldn't believe anyone would mess with such a historic landmark.
But here's where it gets hilarious.
The BBC's Japanese-language service announced that the enormous clock hands would be offered to lucky listeners.
And a Japanese sailor reportedly RADIOED IN from the middle of the Atlantic, hoping to claim one!
Imagine being thousands of miles from home and thinking, “You know what my living room needs? A 14-foot clock hand.”
There was just one tiny detail everyone overlooked.
IT WAS APRIL FOOLS' DAY!
The whole thing was a prank.
No digital clock. No free clock hands. Just a whole lot of confused people.
And the BBC reportedly spent days apologizing!
You have to admit, the 1980s knew how to pull off an April Fools' joke.
No Photoshop. No AI. Just a straight-faced radio announcer and an entire audience wondering what on earth was happening.
I miss that kind of harmless, ridiculous humor.
(Image generated to visually recreate the broadcast vibe!)
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Aside from breaking into your house, Raul didn’t break any laws once he was inside. In fact, after taking up residence in your basement, he was a dignified squatter— always picking up his cigarette butts and empty beer cans.
And since bringing his welfare momma into your house, they now have six children (if you’re wondering where your food has been going)— do you really want to kick a family out onto the streets?
It is our hope that the Dignity Act will give Raul and his family permanent legal residence and partial ownership of your house.
And if you don’t like it, we’ll be sure to let your boss know you have a problem sharing your home with Mexicans!
Well done, Mr. President!
What you described on 60 Minutes is what the Dignity Act is all about.
A Republican-led immigration bill with BIPARTISAN support.
“Get the killers out.” You said it. ABSOLUTELY!
You said it: Keep “good people working in a landscaping company, or working in a hotel” who have been contributing to America for years.
You said it: Those who have been here for 10 or 15 years: “Work a deal for them.”
That’s the core of the Dignity legislation.
Immigration is not just border security. It’s about the ECONOMY and AFFORDABILITY: housing, groceries, healthcare, manufacturing.
Mr. President, I have said it repeatedly. YOU can bring Republicans and Democrats together to finally fix our broken immigration system.
A 40-year problem.
You can surpass Reagan’s legacy by delivering a historic immigration reform.
This is your moment.
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When a President loses Congress and the Senate he has to make deals.
This is what happens. Don't blame him for it.
Blame this prick @LeaderJohnThune and all the rest of the sellout fucking traitors.
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There's actually a specific reason for this.
The color revolution operators talk about "transpartisanship" all the time. You CANNOT succeed in a coup if you're perceived as supporting only one party.
Hegseth -> impeached by a Republican House, then removed by a Democratic Senate fulfills this requirement exactly.
That's why they keep emphasizing Massie's party label and that Massie is a Republican. They'll drive this talking point to the ground.
Replying to @data_republican
Isn’t it funny how he’s doing it now while the house is still gop controlled? What a pandering putz
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Proof of life video by two smuggled illegal aliens through the McAllen sector. “Today Friday 6th of November we are in McAllen, Texas thanks to…..(named smugglers promoting their business)”
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A few years ago, Peter Thiel wrote to Mark Zuckerberg: 70% of Millennials say they're pro-socialist.
His conclusion: stop calling them stupid, and try to understand why.
His explanation was economic. Too much student debt, unaffordable housing, no capital. When you own nothing, you have no reason to defend the system.
He's right. But that's only half the story.
The other half is school.
School destroys critical thinking. Methodically. For fifteen years.
You learn to recite instead of question. To find the expected answer instead of the true one. To obey authority instead of reasoning for yourself.
When you've spent your youth outsourcing your thinking to an institution, it feels natural to outsource your life to an even bigger one: the State.
That's why so many end up Marxist. Not by conviction. By conditioning.
And that conditioning is about to become a handicap.
We're entering a world where AI does everything conformist, predictable and standardized better than we do. The only value left is thinking differently.
To create value tomorrow, you'll need to be neurodivergent.
And someone who thinks differently and reasons from first principles almost always ends up seeing the same thing: the State, as it works today, destroys more value than it creates.
It's no accident that Alex Karp created a fellowship at Palantir dedicated to neurodivergent talent. To him, in the age of AI, there are only two ways to have a future: master a real trade, or be neurodivergent.
But I'll go further than Karp.
I believe neurodivergence isn't the exception. It's the natural state of the human mind.
Look at a four-year-old. They ask hundreds of questions a day. They take everything apart. They refuse any rule they don't understand. They think from first principles without even knowing it's a thing.
Then they go to school. And we spend fifteen years normalizing them.
School doesn't shape minds. It sands them down.
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