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The District Attorney's who somehow "always fail to punish crime" are working in a genuine conspiracy to obstruct justice nationwide in something called the "Wren Collective".
They distribute centralized order, strategy and resources in aid of this conspiracy.
This is serious.
Replying to @ParkerThayer
It’s called the Wren Collective.
They’re a secretive group with very little public profile, but massive influence.
They provide communications support, staffing, messaging, campaign consulting, and above all, pre-written policy strategies to more than 40 far-left DAs.
Jack Roberts retweeted
Ok
I'll start
I want to emphasize this is not blackpilling, it's just an honest assessment of where this particular front of the war is on, and I will provide you with what I think you should do at the end
there's no two ways about it, things are likely to get pretty tough for a very long time, and that's if everything goes right
Looking at the seats up for grabs in 2028 it becomes obvious that after tonight the best we can hope for is to hold the executive branch for the next 6 years defensively...
6 years from now would be the next chance at any kind of offensive game whatsoever... That's the soonest... if everything went completely right and we haven't fallen off a cliff, that there will be seats available to even try to make any kind of change
on top of which.... 6-7 years is when the sovereign debt crisis is likely to land...
that's when the average maturity of our debt rolls over enough that the blended rate catches up to current market rates... At which point it's no longer deferable
In that time our single best chance for avoiding that... (because if you think we are cutting dependencies under full socialist dem control of the house and senate you've lost your mind).... is that AI increased productivity or efficiency enough to help us grow our way out..... and that is going to be crushed by dems at every turn as part of their anti AI (which will morph into Ai for the elites only, MMW) stance.
now... What do to about it
First, you engage as fully with politics WITHIN YOUR REACH as you can in order to continue the reform of the party and get as strong a defense out there as we can... We need to get smarter about how we do this... I suspect much debate will go into the "how" but whatever way it needs to be done with intention... more on that to come
Second... and way more importantly... Realize that politics is not the only front in this war, and that you and those around you will be better served by you engaging on those other fronts in the time you have available...
You need to be forming local networks and alliances, gaining skills, getting and staying in shape, diversifying your food and income streams and doing what you can to insulate yourself from what looks like the likely mid term collapse of the US dollar post debt crisis.
We also need to find a way to begin mentoring our young men, and I do mean fast
If you have the means, you need to be building patronage networks
We need to start contemplating other means of creating the only acceptable outcomes other than political
Believe it or not... all of those things are achievable
Jack Roberts retweeted
Look, on some level of course Western Civilization is over. Western Civilization has been over since WWI. We are already living in the apocalypse. But you are still breathing. So what are you going to do?
Jack Roberts retweeted
Let me explain something to adults over 45. Young white men cannot get jobs. I mean this in the most literal sense. We have valedictorians and nuclear engineers and rocket scientists living in their cars sending out 800 job applications who cannot get a job at McDonalds or the local grocery store. That's how severe the dead zombie economy is for young men. Young white men don't give a shit anymore. They are completely demoralized and exhausted. President Trump is a businessman and we voted for a businessman to fix the economy. Under his leadership we have suffered 6 years of DEI racial discrimination. If President Trump cannot fix the problem, he needs to be honest and explain what's stopping him. But he made a purposeful decision to prioritize Boomers over young men and that's why he lost the midterms.
Jack Roberts retweeted
I will continue to eat crow, cope, seethe, etc. but a few things I'm calm about:
1. Scott Greer's thesis in Whitepill is still correct long-term
2. If we got here in two years we can go anywhere in two more
3. I believe in myself, my friends and God which means in the end I win
Such a beautiful little development, so many thoughtful additions.
It'd be nice if we could build this in more parts of the country.
Love the circular arch he has connecting the semi-private courtyard to the central walkway (pic in tweet below this)...
Replying to @AustinTunnell
And then there is the jewel that really made this project sing: the moongate.
Beautiful architecture people can interact with is powerful. And pretty easy to add to projects without busting the budget.
Jack Roberts retweeted
give a man a fish and you feed him for a day
teach a man to Claude Code and you financially ruin him with distracting side projects for the rest of his life
Currently eating 2 (two) bacon (cheddar) cheeseburgers w/jalapenos after voting straight R down ballot.
Libtards in shambles.
You have a duty as a man, as a husband, and a father to be the unstoppable light of hope for your family.
There's literally nobody else coming to save them:
You *are* the hope.
You do not get the emotional luxury of self-doubt.
Jack Roberts retweeted
"you can aim forever, but the arrow only flies when you let go" is probably the best sentence I've read in a while
"You dumb bitch, how could you get it so wrong.
-Me, the man you just quoted in your article for the creation of an industry phrase
Yes, I am a board member of....what's the name of your company again?"
This man is *enjoying* his retirement lmfao
Jack Roberts retweeted
"You can't judge someone by their appearance" was such a massive psyop we were fed as kids. Like bro you literally can. The cover of the book tells you what's in the fucking book lol
This is true, but the percentage of capable IQ is multiplied by their agency and then their grit in marketing it.
You need to actually *build* the thing, and then put it in front of enough people.
It isn't enough to just be smart enough to understand how to produce w/AI.
"So you're going to whip my thighs with a horse crop, and we're going to thermal-image my crotch, and then air it on national television."
"What's this supposed to be reporting on?"
"What do you mean, 'reporting on'? I just want to do this."
This chart is going to be the most important road map to where the 2030's will go.
Whether we have the courage to tell the unkind truths or continue on the downward slope we're heading...
We'll find out soon.
"She was just the Co-Pilot!"
"She wasn't flying the plane!"
Meanwhile, she was running a girlboss learjet_girl TikTok channel and often flew with long nails that could impede instrument operation.
She called herself a Lion and bragged about being a young pilot... clearly someone who is just too cocky for her own good, and that overconfidence and complacency killed 9 people.
Co-pilots, assuming she wasn't flying at the time, are responsible for monitoring the instruments, the radar, and making course corrections when needed after obtaining permission from air traffic control. Depending on the investigation, it might have been her responsibility to obtain permission to change course to avoid that storm cell that doomed the jet. That permission arrived, but it was too late.
Whoever was flying the plane should have made the call to move laterally to avoid the storm cell... they should have recognized how dangerous it was, and were probably too inexperienced to notice the danger.
Learjets are also notoriously ice-sensitive, and they should have avoided that entire storm system, or turned back and cancelled the flight.
The manual is explicit... "even small accumulations of ice on the wing leading edge can cause an aerodynamic stall prior"
She could have been alive today, along with the 8 other people... but everyone has to pretend that the obvious pattern that is in front of them doesn't exist.






























