>>46083 >trump deploys the national guard and ends casual Washington DC crime overnight >threatens to deploy it to liberal hellholes >deploys it in a bunch of other states Modern police are not law enforcement. They are revenue generation. El Salvador ended crime almost instantly. Abolish state prosecutors. https://archive.today/https://constitution.org/2-LawRev/roots/cops.htm

Does anyone have that webm of black preacher going like... The swastika... is made up of NINETY DEGREE ANGLES.... when you multiply FOUR TIMES NINETY.... you end up with THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY DEGREES, a PERFECT CIRCLE.... that represents THE SUN! And it ends with a black guy sitting on a chair that breaks

>>46047 This one?

>>46079 Wait no I'm a dumbass. Sorry, don't have it.

Another anon who acts like that. >>34148 >Pedophiles are completely normal and have only been demonized recently. Pedos are more normal than racemixers, homosexuals, and transsexuals, especially now that the definition of the word has been bastardized to include non-children. Some little girls are sexy, and you're lying if you deny that. And like the fat leaf roastie says, once girls develop sexually ALL men are interested in them and will try to fuck them, no matter what their age. Again, pedophiles are completely normal and always have been. It's bizarre that the same guys who recognize that feminism is the downfall of Western civilization are also hysterical about pedos. It makes no sense.

>>45933 There is an ourchan thread about this.

Not the same sort of sex ring, but I heard about this: https://archive.today/https://nypost.com/2025/08/20/us-news/kentucky-judge-gunned-down-by-sheriff-allegedly-ran-sex-ring-in-his-chambers-report/

>>100 Thank God the vaccine worked.

>>100 She never existed.

Do you have evidence that you are being gangstalked?

>>46039 No, but I can get evidence if I wanted to. my stalkers are retarded and can easily be baited. but the issue is, I don't want to give them more of a "reason" (they don't really have any) to fuck with me more than they're already doing. you know? I dealing with jews here. you know how they are.

>>38093 He was not setting a good example when he refused to eat ze bugs himself, OP

>>38093 He never truly mattered, just one of the many frontmen for globohomo What's under hasn't changed

Larry Fink now CEO of WEF. FYI Larry Fink is also the CEO of Blackrock archive.ph/hctfj

Trump just saved anime! archive.ph/M9L2y

Seems pointless to make an entire thread to ask an elementary question, but what would the global ramifications if the US made substantial enough headway in Russia that both considered one another to be friendly, if not a bit wayward with a friend that was odd to them (China and the EU, respectively)?

>>46010 >but what would the global ramifications if the US made substantial enough headway in Russia that both considered one another to be friendly Well, first, that's never going to happen. For multiple reasons, majority of which have to do with Putin, as his ideology believes that Russia cannot survive, co-exist or even prosper in a world with "liberal demcoracies" like the United States: >>>/delicious/60530

>>19871 like most with the 9/11 attacks i didnt think that jews were bad until something like this genocide happened. you see one deception, one lie and then you want to know more and more until you finally notice more and more and then its right in your face.

>Israeli former security officials urge Trump to help stop the war in Gaza archive.ph/iTjMr <A new appeal to save the hostages, a fresh attempt to bring the war in Gaza to an end and the realization that only Donald Trump can now influence Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's policies. On the morning of Monday, August 4, more than 500 former officials from Israel's security establishment – including prominent and respected figures from the Mossad (foreign intelligence) and Shin Bet (domestic intelligence) agencies, as well as diplomatic service – explicitly called on the US president to intervene and pressure Israel to negotiate a ceasefire. "We urge you to end the Gaza war. You did it in Lebanon. Time to do it in Gaza as well," wrote the retired officers and diplomats, members of the Commanders for Israel's Security (CIS) movement, which comprises several hundred former senior officials. <"Your credibility with the vast majority of Israelis augments your ability to steer Prime Minister Netanyahu and his government in the right direction," wrote the signatories. The Israeli army "has long accomplished the two objectives that could be achieved by force: dismantling Hamas' military formations and governance," added the CIS members. "The third, and most important, can only be achieved through a deal: bringing all hostages home." <"It is our professional judgement that Hamas no longer poses a strategic threat to Israel," they wrote, contradicting the rhetoric used by the government to justify the need to continue airstrikes. In the longer term, they argued, a "regional-international coalition" could help the Palestinian Authority replace Hamas in Gaza – another red line for the Netanyahu government.

>Hamas released a video showing them digging up Gaza’s water pipes and electricity lines—to turn them into rockets. >If you’re upset about Gaza’s lack of power or water, direct your outrage where it belongs: at Hamas. archive.ph/AfLOn

>>45845 thanks

>>45835 >1:32:27 I feel like that's a powerful point that will fly over a lot of people's heads, and not just in regards to Islam. That while people like to consistently point out how immoral Muhammad is along with everything else, they don't understand that the people are following him because they DO see that as being "moral". That we SHOULD lie and deceive people that >we view as our "mortal enemies", be outright and cruelly misogynistic, and destroy anything and everything that doesn't adhere to our beliefs. And that when we try to hold up Christ and his teachings as a defense of a "better way", they shit all over it because the entire gospel is essentially about universal and unconditional love. And where the only real "defiance" and "action" you see in Christ's activities is chasing out the money lenders in the temple and becoming a martyr. Almost the exact same reasons and arguments why the Pharisees and Judaism rejected Christ. And like I said, this extends to far more than just Islam. We could ridicule people like Marx for how irresponsible he was, how he leeched off everyone around him, and being high as a kite majority of the time. HOWEVER the people that celebrate him and his works don't care as they see his ideas as what's important (Just like Engles did) and excuse that his life only turned out like that because society refused to become Communist. And that had it been the ideal Communist society, Marx would have been a person with much better circumstances in life who could have offered far better insight into the world.

>>44279 >Go fuck yourself filthy pedophile snownigger pigfucker piece of shit The fact you are so triggered by a pig fucking your pedophile prophet makes me absolutely giddy with joy. TBH, I don't think people should disrespect others religions. I think when I posted the pig and now, when I post this, I am being disrespectful to the good people caught up in religions around the world. But it gives me joy to see you so angered by it. If I had video of someone wiping their ass with your koran I'd happily post it, but here's a photo of it pissed on in the toilet instead.

>Trump’s transactional foreign policy fuels ‘US scepticism’ in Taiwan archive.ph/LdLTK <Pressure is mounting for Taipei to finalise a trade agreement with Washington and lower tariff rates as soon as possible – and it is not just for economic reasons. <The fact that Taiwan has yet to secure a favourable US tariff rate for its exports – despite being one of the first and most eager territories to start talks – has raised questions about President Lai Ching-te’s relationship with not only one of the island’s largest trading partners, but also its most important security backer. >Philippines, India shore up ties amid China tensions, US tariff risks archive.ph/sAluT <President Ferdinand Marcos Jr’s state visit to India this week marked a deepening of Philippine efforts to diversify its strategic partnerships beyond traditional allies, as Manila grapples with escalating tensions in the South China Sea and economic headwinds from Washington’s protectionist turn. <“Today, our relationship enters a new epoch,” Mr Marcos said in a joint media conference in New Delhi on Aug 5 as he and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi formally elevated bilateral ties to a strategic partnership. “India becomes only the fifth strategic partner of the Philippines.” >US Trade Deficit Shrinks To 2-Year Lows archive.ph/rYv4v <The US trade deficit narrowed in June to the tightest since September 2023 as companies scaled back on imports after a massive tariff-front-running surge earlier in the year. <The goods and services trade gap shrank 16% from the prior month to $60.2 billion (slightly better - smaller - than the $61 billion expected) >Local car dealerships say car prices are steady for now despite auto tariffs archive.ph/n9RHT

>Analysts expect baht to test 32 as US dollar weakens further archive.ph/C2e1p <The baht could appreciate to test 32 to the US dollar or strengthen even further, as the greenback is set to weaken further amid mounting pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut the US interest rate at its September meeting, according to analysts. <Following the Bank of Thailand’s (BoT) policy rate cut of 25 basis points (bps), which would typically weaken the Thai currency, the baht moved in a range of 32.24-26 to the dollar in morning trade on Thursday, compared with Wednesday's close of 32.31 baht in offshore markets, according to Kasikorn Research Centre (K-Research). <Most Asian currencies jumped on Thursday, led by the Indonesian rupiah and Malaysian ringgit, as the US dollar slipped to multi-week lows. <“The baht and other regional currencies, along with the world’s major currencies, gained strength amid heavy selling of the dollar and a weakening US bond yield, both of which are pressured by the expectation that the Fed will cut rates at its September meeting,” said Kanjana Chockpisansin, head of the research, banking and financial sector at K-Research. >Rare Earths Rally After Department Of Defense Sets A Price Floor archive.ph/WNhio <The global rare earth metals market has seen a whirlwind of developments in the past few weeks, sending ripples through both supply chains and pricing. A series of U.S. and Chinese policy moves, from Washington’s unprecedented price support for rare earth magnets to Beijing’s export curbs, continue to reshape this critical sector. >On The High Seas, The Navy Is 3D-Printing Its Way Out Of Supply Chain Delays archive.ph/yeBXo <The United States Navy is testing industrial-scale 3D printing systems it says could reshape the way it supplies and repairs its ships, aircraft and other equipment, particularly in remote or contested environments where weeks-long waits for parts are not an option. <The demonstrations took place during Trident Warrior, an annual exercise in which the Navy trials advanced technologies under operational conditions. The event is designed to ensure only proven systems advance toward procurement, and it draws heavily on feedback from fleet personnel. <Working alongside the Marine Corps, the Navy showcased 3D printing capabilities that are already in use, some installed in shipping container-sized mobile labs that can be deployed aboard vessels or sent to forward bases. The printers can produce parts ranging from a small hinge to a load-bearing titanium component, and in some cases deliver them off-site via drones or unmanned surface vessels, TheDefensePost.com reports.

>DOJ seeks to question Jeffrey Epstein confidant Ghislaine Maxwell archive.ph/qgZIR <The Justice Department announced Tuesday it will seek to interview Ghislaine Maxwell in the coming days as part of its ongoing review of the Jeffrey Epstein case. <Maxwell, a longtime associate of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, was convicted in 2022 on federal sex trafficking charges and is currently serving a 20-year prison sentence. <"Justice demands courage. For the first time, the Department of Justice is reaching out to Ghislaine Maxwell to ask: what do you know?" Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche announced on X Tuesday morning. <He added, "I’ve contacted her counsel. I intend to meet with her soon. No one is above the law—and no lead is off-limits." >Johnson faces pressure over Epstein files legislation as August recess nears archive.ph/IhcvU <A dispute over the so-called Epstein files has brought activity in the House of Representatives to a near standstill. <Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., has introduced the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which would require the government to publicly release all files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. But House Speaker Mike Johnson has so far declined to schedule the bill for a vote before the August recess. <Despite the standoff, Johnson insisted Republicans remain united on the matter. <"There is no daylight between the House Republicans, the House, and the President on maximum transparency. He has said that he wants all the credible files related to Epstein to be released," Johnson said. "He's asked the Attorney General to request the Grand jury files of the court, all of that is in process right now. My belief is we need the administration to have the space to do what it is doing and if further congressional action is necessary or appropriate, then we'll look at that." >Epstein scandal sparks $10 billion clash between Trump and Murdoch archive.ph/QcXY6 <Longtime allies Donald Trump and Rupert Murdoch have experienced highs and lows that fluctuate in tandem with their ratings and popularity. Murdoch helped build Trump's career, notably through coverage on Fox News and in the New York Post, while Trump's scandals and rise in politics brought audiences and readers to Murdoch's media empire. Since The Wall Street Journal – owned by the media mogul – published an article on July 17 about the ties between Trump and Jeffrey Epstein, the New York sexual predator found hanged in his cell in 2019, the relationship between the two men has reached a breaking point.

>Associated Press: Judge Rejects Trump Administration Effort to Unseal Epstein Grand Jury Records in Florida archive.ph/y6GsA <A judge on Wednesday rejected a Trump administration request to unseal transcripts from grand jury investigations of Jeffrey Epstein years ago in Florida, though a similar request for the work of a different grand jury is pending in New York. <U.S. District Judge Robin Rosenberg in West Palm Beach said the request to release grand jury documents from 2005 and 2007 did not meet any of the extraordinary exceptions under federal law that could make them public. <The Justice Department last week asked the judge to release records to quell a storm among supporters of President Donald Trump who believe there was a conspiracy to protect Epstein’s clients, conceal videos of crimes being committed and other evidence.

>Oversight Chair: Bill Clinton Is "Prime Suspect" In Epstein Investigation archive.ph/GbZwA <House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer has named Bill Clinton as the number one suspect in the committee’s ongoing investigation into the Jeffrey Epstein saga. <Appearing on Newsmax, Comer urged that he will seek explanations for why Clinton visited the infamous Little St James island and flew on Epstein’s jet so frequently. <Host Rob Finnerty remarked “The American people want to know what happened on Epstein Island. I’m not going to drop this topic,” adding “You’ve subpoenaed Bill Clinton. He’s going to fight you tooth and nail with the best lawyers in the country, in some cases. Do you think Bill Clinton ever actually testifies? I think his date is—what—October 12th? <“Yes. I think we have a very good chance at this. I’ve never lost a subpoena battle,” Comer responded. <“I’ve been chairman of that committee for a year and a half. This is the most challenging subpoena I’ve ever issued,” he added. <“But what makes this subpoena different is that the Democrats voted with Republicans. This is a bipartisan, congressionally approved subpoena, and I think that will hold a lot of weight in court,” Comer contiuned. <“You’re absolutely right—he’s going to have the best lawyers in America fighting us tooth and toenail on this,” Comer emphasised. <“But the fact that this was voted on by Republicans and Democrats—because we’re hearing from our constituents—means everybody in America wants to know what went on at Epstein Island,” he further urged. <“We’ve all heard reports that Bill Clinton was a frequent visitor there. He’s a prime suspect to be deposed by the House Oversight,” Comer concluded, adding “Hopefully, we’ll win that court battle with that subpoena and see President Clinton in October.”

>>45897 I only ever hear about christians being mass murdered by kikes and niggers.

I really don't understand why so called Christians think it's cool to wear their jewish hat and pray to their wall. Is it like a humiliation ritual that everyone must do if they want support?

>>45993 >Is it like a humiliation ritual that everyone must do if they want support? Yes. Though, they probably don't feel humiliated doing it because boomers are stupid golem slaves raised by the television.

>>25440 >Here are obvious negatives of not having a democracy: >>No free speech >implying that letting communists, groomers and school trannies roam and speak freely is a good thing >>Rampant abuse of power and nepotism >implying that democracy is free of these things and is more just than traditional power schemes >>25454 >finds a few examples of monarchies that failed their people (still could be argued but let's give him that) >can't point out one recent democracy that hasn't been entirely eaten inside out by Jews or a typical Jewish materialist mindset

>>45781 >1984 is fascism!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The state of.

>>45365 >libertarian warm take >>45367 I love blatant invasions when I see them and this is one of them. > corporation for cheap labour and for your military force under a fascism would be more foreigners then a democracy Literally the opposite of reality. You're psychotic. > fascism is highly unstable form of governance because fascism needs a group to hate to control prower unlike democracy which they work by popular opinion so they don't need hate to keep prower lol The democratic USA have certainly not hated fascists, communists and muslims. You hate the people you need to hate. Period. Fascism does not need to hate, but it will hate those who directly destroy a nation's health. IOW, go back to Reddit.

>>45881 Interesting thread. We need more posts like this on mlpol.

>>45891 I live in a world filled with psychopaths, narcissists and BPDs (AKA shapeshifters (""""Jews"""")) try it, talk about Jung. you'll find out who the real """Jews""" are in your life real quick. they really hate him, and get triggered by him, the sociopathic mentally ill "humans" that is.