MESSAGE from Universal Ostrich Farm Nov 12 They all had names CFIA and they trusted humans, they were domesticated and they had feelings.The sense of fear panic something we all can feel and relate to. They trusted you dancing into their kill pen thinking that you might be

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🚨BREAKING: Trump ERUPTS and declares war on radical Islam across the globe. “The killing of Christians is NOT going to happen” Major FAFO incoming.

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Irish patriot raising the colours on his road is confronted by a neighbour wielding a weapon. We've seen this across Europe now as people raise their own nations' flags. There's others who want to do harm to them, removing flags too. Strange to hate your own existence.

Yes sir. The killing of innocent Christians in Nigeria — and anywhere — must end immediately. The Department of War is preparing for action. Either the Nigerian Government protects Christians, or we will kill the Islamic Terrorists who are committing these horrible atrocities.

.@SenWarren and @SenAmyKlobuchar: you are failures. You failed to derail the electoral success of one of our great allies in Latin America, President @JMilei. He won in a landslide with the poorest members of society voting for economic freedom—a notion anathema in particular

Few people realize how much the price of energy has been increasing. Even fewer realize the impact this will have on the economy if we don't produce more, quickly.

Deindustrialists did this

Our industrial policy isn't supporting our industry In fact, it's actively hurting the American economy

The cost of American labor isn't the issue. The cost of doing business in America is.

We're losing in all the places we can't afford to: - Semiconductors - Maritime - Aerospace - Defense - Metals - Chemicals Bring. It. Home.

our response to chinese export bans on rare earth metals should not be trade negotiations. it should be an import ban, massive subsidies for domestic production, and a new policy of mercantilism. please wake the fuck up, thanks.

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Important: “Chinese military suppliers prefer Nvidia chips and use A.I. systems trained on U.S. chips. The stakes are not hard to grasp: We should not allow American troops and intelligence officers to be targeted by Chinese A.I. trained on Nvidia chips.”

Now that we’re in the Day After, the key question on my mind is when and under what conditions we can shift attention and resources to the Indo-Pacific.

Without a willingness to take risk in the Middle East, deterrence and readiness will erode in Asia. That’s already starting to happen.

So today’s not the day, but U.S. policy going forward should be designed with the express goal of drawing down as soon as possible. The clock is ticking.

🧵 In the forthcoming issue of @ForeignAffairs, I argue that the time has come to build a collective defense alliance in Asia—the Pacific Defense Pact—initially comprising Australia, Japan, the Philippines, and the United States.

Rhetoric aside, on actual defense policy Secretary Hegseth's speech was near total continuity with the previous administration. That's good, but we'll need heightened urgency, attention, and resources to address the China challenge.