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1. It's time to explain exactly what happened on Election Day 2024 to stop the steal. This will be a very long thread. It involves quite a few people over 4 years. A dozen sources. We must begin just after the rigged 2020 election.

Remember when the GOP gave Elon Musk a standing ovation in front of the American people... ...and then only voted on 1 DOGE cut, didn't defund the Taliban, gave $315 MILLION to a far Left group that DOGE defunded, and NEVER passed the SAVE ACT? I don't understand the GOP...

A skinny 13-year-old boy walked right up to a girl on a crowded dance floor, looked her in the eyes, and made a promise that would change literary history forever. "I just realized all my poems are about you. Marry me!" Gabriel García Márquez told Mercedes Barcha. Most young girls would have laughed off such a grand declaration from a teenage boy, but Mercedes simply looked up at him and replied with remarkable calm. "Alright," she said. "But let me finish school first." They did not rush into anything. They did not even have an official engagement ring or a formal date set. Instead, they shared a quiet understanding that spanned over a decade while they grew up, built their lives, and figured out who they were. "We weren’t officially engaged," Gabriel later recalled years later, his hair dusted with silver. "We were just patiently waiting for what was meant to be." Thirteen years after that faithful night on the dance floor, Gabriel and Mercedes finally tied the knot. But their real test of love, loyalty, and sheer endurance was only just beginning. When Gabriel decided to write the story that had been haunting his mind for years—a epic tale that would eventually become One Hundred Years of Solitude—he knew he needed complete isolation. He locked himself in a small room in Mexico City, writing endlessly day after day, month after month. While he lost himself in the fictional world of Macondo, Mercedes took complete control of the real world outside his office door. She carried their entire household on her shoulders without a single complaint. She found ways to put food on the table, managed demanding landlords, kept the electricity running, and kept their young family alive on credit and hope. "Don't worry about the money," Mercedes assured him whenever the bills piled up. "You just focus on writing the book." She never doubted for a single second that her husband was a literary genius, even when they were down to their last pesos. Her faith in his vision was completely absolute. After eighteen grueling months of continuous writing, Gabriel finally emerged from his room holding the completed manuscript. It was a massive stack of paper, heavy with the weight of his dreams. They rushed to the local post office to mail the full manuscript to a publisher in Argentina, only to receive devastating news at the counter: the package was too heavy, and the shipping cost was more money than they had left in the bank. Without hesitation, Mercedes packed up the only two valuable electrical appliances left in their bare apartment. She walked down to the pawnshop and sold her hairdryer and her blender. "That's all we have left," she remarked as she handed the money over to the postal clerk to send the second half of the manuscript. "Now, all that's left is for the book to actually be good." The book was far more than just good. Within months of its release, One Hundred Years of Solitude became a global sensation, selling millions of copies around the globe and changing modern literature forever. Years later, that very same manuscript earned Gabriel García Márquez the Nobel Prize in Literature. Gabriel became a world-famous literary icon, but he never forgot the woman who made it all possible. He knew that without her relentless strength, quiet confidence, and steady hand, the world would have never known his masterpiece. Behind his brilliant words was a partner whose quiet devotion proved that true love does not just inspire greatness—it protects it, feeds it, and believes in it long before the rest of the world catches on 📕💕

This, from @ConradMBlack carries much truth, but will not be widely recognized any time soon.

The video shows a shirtless man advancing aggressively toward a CFD firefighter (holding a Halligan tool) and nearby officer during an emergency scene. Illinois law (720 ILCS 5/7-1) allows force—including that likely to cause great bodily harm—if one reasonably believes it necessary to stop imminent unlawful force or prevent great bodily harm. No duty to retreat. The response looks like immediate self-defense; CPD is investigating the hours-old incident with no firefighter charges reported yet.

🇺🇸 A MAN IN CHICAGO CHARGED A FIREFIGHTER IN THE MIDDLE OF AN ACTIVE EMERGENCY SCENE. The firefighter didn’t hesitate. He swung his Halligan tool, dropped the guy, and police moved in to restrain him as witnesses watched. Picking a fight with a firefighter holding a Halligan was a pretty terrible calculation 🤣 Street Fighter is looking really weird these days.

Bill Maher Challenges Charlie Rose: “Islam is not like other religions. It is a unique threat.” Bill Maher: I think liberals should stop booing me for pointing out that Islam is not like other religions, that it is a unique threat. Charlie Rose: But it's not Islam you're against. Bill Maher: Howard Dean said, “The people in ISIS... I'm about as Islamic as they are,” distancing the vast numbers of Muslims around the world from it. That's just not true. Charlie Rose: It is true. Bill Maher: It is not true, Charlie. There is a connecting tissue between Charlie Rose: You mean behind every Muslim is a future member of some radical Bill Maher: Let me finish. There are illiberal beliefs held by vast numbers of Muslims that I don't think have Charlie Rose: Vast numbers of Christians, too. Bill Maher: No, that's not true. Vast numbers of Christians don't believe that if you leave Christianity, you should be killed. They don't treat women as second-class citizens, and they don't believe drawing Jesus should get you killed. Does ISIS kill people indiscriminately who aren't like them? Yes. Would most Muslims do that or condone it? No. But most Muslims in the world do condone violence just for what you think. Charlie Rose: How do you know that? Bill Maher: First of all, they say it. There's a Pew poll of Egypt where 82% said stoning was the appropriate punishment for adultery, and over 80% thought death was appropriate for leaving Islam. So to claim this religion is like other religions is naive and wrong. Saudi Arabia has also beheaded people for nonviolent crimes, including homosexuality. Charlie Rose: They even cut the hands off a thief. Bill Maher: Right. We're upset when ISIS beheads people, as we should be, but Saudi Arabia does it too, and they're our friends because they have oil. This is the centre of the religion. In Mecca, non-Muslims aren't even allowed into the holy part of the city. If people were being beheaded in Vatican City, don't you think there'd be a bigger outcry? This is the soft bigotry of low expectations. When Muslim people do or believe things we consider extreme, it's somehow not discussed nearly as much. Charlie Rose: I don't believe what we see with ISIS represents Islam. I don't think the Quran teaches them to do this. Bill Maher: Well, you're wrong about that. The Quran absolutely has horrible things about how infidels should be treated. And can we really say women are treated equally in the Muslim world? Their testimony in court is often counted as half. They may need permission to leave the house, and women are forced to wear burqas. And I hear liberals say, “Well, they want to.” They've been brainwashed.

Tucker is unhappy with both Israel and Trump, so he’s floating an unverified claim that a nuclear strike on Iran is imminent. Even in his own telling, Trump doesn’t want to do this he’s hesitating and listening to advisors who still see a deal. Crossing the nuclear threshold risks irreversible fallout, Gulf contamination, shipping disruption, and a dangerous precedent. Framing that hesitation as a problem ignores the obvious costs that make any president stop short. Do you believe Tucker on this I know I don't

French woman bakery owner attacked by Muslim, who says I will fuck you up and spits on her. Muslims are guests in France. If they are not good guests, deport them!

INTOLERANT ISLAM! Muslim tells Nick Shirley that he will kill anyone who burns a Koran plus their family. Even if they try to burn a Koran - the burner & family all will be killed. Islam is NOT compatible with the civilized world, which I classify as the Christian world, plus East Asia primarily, including parts of Southeast Asia. Note: parts of Africa are Christian, but there is still much tribalism in Africa which undercuts mutual tolerance found in most of the Christian world. Africans have also been taught to hate white people by Globalists & Leftists which makes them BAD migrants!