Visitor2Earth retweeted
I love this country too much to sugarcoat things. Here’s why we just lost the midterms 🇺🇸
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At this time I’d like to give a big thanks to @RealCandaceO, @TuckerCarlson, and @NickJFuentes for helping us surrender our nation to psychopaths.
Visitor2Earth retweeted
White people managed to build the most powerful and prosperous civilization on earth and then we decided to give it all away to third-world savages so they wouldn’t call us racist.
Visitor2Earth retweeted
The Bible never promised that the world would get better before Christ returns. It promised that it would get much, much worse.
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I have several close friends that live in Texas.
Five years ago I told them that very soon TX is going to flip to liberal. They all called me names, saying no way!
I told them that 20 large companies (many of them tech companies) were moving from CA to Austin. If you’ve been following Austin politics, you’d see they are very liberal.
With the California companies came liberal employees and their politics. Texas probably never realized what would happen by recruiting the CA companies.
Right now James Talarico appears he’ll win the TX Senate seat. He’s made very liberal statements about men in women’s sports, bizarre statements about God, unreal!!
In the TX Governors race, Hinojosa is ahead of incumbent Greg Abbott, 53%~42% a true stunner with 58% of the votes reported.
Visitor2Earth retweeted
This man published a study that linked vaccines to almost every adverse health issue that young adults have.
To thank him for his amazing discovery they took away his medical license.
Sooooooooooo....
HOW MUCH x CONTENT IS AI GENERATED?
Roughly 50% of content, according to GROK.
Think about that...even if the number was 25%, that is an astonishingly large amount of computer generated hallucinations that are on this platform.
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Visitor2Earth retweeted
America is cooked. I just need land and to not interact with other humans for a decade or so.






























