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This clip right here is why many countries around the world hate the United States.
It is absolutely baffling to me that someone could sit up on stage with a stupid grin and laugh about violating international law and pass it off as "we can do whatever we want because we Americans are exceptional" π€¦ββοΈ
There is nothing exceptional about the United States. It is one of many great countries in the world. I could make arguments that Canada, China, Germany, Italy, Spain, Japan, Korea, Thailand, Australia, and many other are also "exceptional" in many metrics.
So where is the United States "exceptional" here are a few metrics:
- Obesity: We have one of the highest adult obesity rates among wealthy countries
- Child poverty: We have one of the highest child-poverty rate among affluent nations
- Healthcare spending: We spend substantially more per person on healthcare than any other wealthy countries, and yet are one of the most unhealthy nations
- Incarceration: We rank near the top for the highest incarceration rates
- Gun deaths: We have an exceptionally high firearm-death rate compared with other high-income countries.
- Life expectancy: The U.S. trails many similarly wealthy nations despite spending the most on healthcare
We also are a failing democracy with politicians who don't serve the people and only work to enrich themselves (no better example than Trump)
We start useless wars across the globe and let foreigner countries (Israel) control and influence our foreign policy decisions.
The best thing about the United States is the people and the diversity of our nation. But the US is failing more every day and our reputation has been destroyed on the world stage because of Trump and his idiotic policies
The United States need to wake up. This clip exposes just how lost many Americans are
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Based on a true story.
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BREAKING: Sir Patrick Stewart, Captain Jean-Luc Picard of Star Trek: The Next Generation, has died at 86.
"Let's make sure history never forgets the name... Enterprise."
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βI would pick Ted Cruz to be the next Supreme Court justice.β
People this is a 5-alarm fire, and it should scare the ever loving shit out of you! Werenβt his 3 existing picks bad enough? We MUST take the Senate! Call everyone you know and make sure they have a plan to vote and share widely!
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BREAKING: NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani arrived in a GARBAGE TRUCK to install Brooklynβs first Empire Bins, launching more than 700 sealed, rat-resistant trash containers to replace mountains of garbage bags on sidewalks across Downtown Brooklyn, DUMBO, Fort Greene, and surrounding neighborhoods.
Another 1,100 bins are already operating in West Harlem, with six additional districts scheduled for 2027 and a citywide rollout targeted for 2031.
For decades, New Yorkers have navigated sidewalks overflowing with garbage while rats feasted on exposed trash.
This is what addressing an everyday quality-of-life problem looks like: changing the infrastructure that allowed it to persist in the first place.
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WATCH: In a hilarious moment, Governor Gavin Newsom slams Trumpβs obsession with assess:
βThe only ass I care about is the one we're going to kick on Tuesday - Donald Trump.β
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Wanna see what a hero looks like?
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Those who do not know history are doomed to repeat it.
In 1964, the United States destroyed Brazilian democracy.
JoΓ£o Goulart was the democratically elected president. His crime was a reform agenda:
Eradicate illiteracy. Let the poor and the illiterate vote. Force multinationals to reinvest their profits inside Brazil. And redistribute land from the hereditary landlords to the rural poor.
Schools. Ballots. Land.
Washington called it communism.
JFK's first secretly taped Oval Office meeting β ever β was about Brazil. On that tape he asked: "What kind of liaison do we have with the military?"
A year later: "We've got to do something about Brazil."
Then: "Do you see a situation where we might find it desirable to intervene militarily ourselves?"
He ordered American aid strangled to "put the screws" on Goulart. Robert Kennedy flew to BrasΓlia to deliver the ultimatum in person, telling Goulart he could not criticize the United States "and at the same time get 250 million dollars from the United States. He can't have it both ways."
American aid was never assistance. It was a leash.
The CIA poured millions into opposition parties, newspapers, labor unions and landowner groups. Ambassador Lincoln Gordon drew up contingency plans with "a heavy emphasis on armed intervention."
And here is the part that tells you this was never about security.
During the Cuban Missile Crisis, Goulart served as a secret back channel between Kennedy and Castro, helping prevent nuclear war.
Washington overthrew him anyway.
JFK was assassinated before he could act. Johnson did not hesitate.
Three days before the coup, National Security Advisor McGeorge Bundy said: "We should not be worrying that the military will react; we should be worrying that the military will not react."
And in the same meeting: "We don't want to watch Brazil dribble down the drain while we stand around waiting for the next election."
On March 31, 1964, Johnson gave the order: "I think we ought to take every step that we can, be prepared to do everything that we need to do."
The Pentagon launched Operation Brother Sam. The aircraft carrier USS Forrestal, six destroyers, and fuel tankers steamed toward Santos to resupply the coup.
Goulart fled to Uruguay. Washington recognized the junta within 48 hours. The aid resumed like clockwork.
Over 21 years the dictatorship killed or disappeared 434 people, tortured roughly 20,000, and drove tens of thousands into exile.
Brazil did not hold another presidential election for 25 years.
Now look at 2026.
The hereditary landlord class that Washington armed in 1964 is the same landlord class that funded the Bolsonaro dynasty.
Lula wants Brazil's rare earths kept out of Pentagon supply chains. He wants Petrobras to stay public. He wants BRICS to break the dollar's chokehold.
So the empire sent the same weapons, updated.
Fifty percent tariffs instead of a naval task force. Meta censorship instead of CIA cash. AI disinformation instead of paid newspapers.
In 1964 they won. In 2026, 64 million Brazilians voted anyway.
The empire never changed its mind about who owns Latin America.
Latin America simply stopped asking permission.
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So JD was conspiring to install Bolsonaro? The Supreme Court of Brazil is opening an investigation into Rockbridge Network, a donor group Vance co-founded in 2019. So hello Brazil, the US was blatantly interfering with your election. Time to subpoena JD to answer a few questions.
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π΄REMEMBER @KemiBadenoch's claim to be 'working class'?
'She's privately educated, on a six-figure salary, worked for Coutts and The Spectator and is married to a senior investment banker. Her grasp of sociology may be a little shaky. - @David__Osland
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π¨IDIOTIC SELF-OWNΒ
Trump falsely claims children are given sex reassignment surgery without parental consent. βTimmy becomes Sarah.β
TRUMP: βItβs not even believable.β
Itβs not believable because it DOESNβT FUCKING HAPPEN. #BlueWavein5Days
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Farage had a press conference at 2.56 - so his plan all along was to preempt all other coverage of the budget by getting in first. He had no intention of attending the chamber.
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π¨ NEW: The Lib Dems say Nigel Farage had the βphysical altercationβ with Caroline Voaden
"He shoved a female MP out of the way, sending her flying so he could get to the front of the procession for the King's Speech"
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They protected Trump and everyone in the Epstein files. End the corruption and expose them all.
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Today I go work, my salary will be taxed, which can be claimed by Badenoch and Whately to pay for their expenses, they will them tweet all day to tell us benefits are out of control and the working people are been ripped off #r4today
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Abortion is HEALTHCARE!! Horrible Avoidable and Shameful women are dying for no good reason.
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Ever wondered what the UK would look like if we removed everything not homegrown? ππ€£
P.S do share with patriot π
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In 1971 Erin Pizzey opened the door of a small damp room in West London to women who had nowhere else to go. She had no funding and no trained staff. All she had was a place where frightened mothers could find shelter.
A young woman appeared at the doorway with two small children. Bruises covered her face and arms. She quietly asked, βPlease, I just need somewhere to hide from my husband.β Erin brought her inside.
In Britain during the 1970s violence inside a marriage was often treated as a private family matter. When Erin contacted the police the response was that what happened behind a closed front door was not their concern. She refused to accept that.
News of the little refuge spread. Within weeks forty women and children were sharing just four cramped rooms. By 1974 the authorities enforced a legal limit of thirty-six residents. At the refugeβs busiest point Erin was sheltering 150 women and children at once. She was taken to court over the overcrowding laws. She told reporters, βIf I turn a woman away she might not survive the night. My job is to keep people alive.β
In the same year she published *Scream Quietly or the Neighbors Will Hear*. The book helped break the silence around domestic violence and encouraged communities in Australia, Canada and the United States to establish shelters of their own. The organization she founded eventually became part of Refuge, Britainβs largest domestic violence charity.
Erin spent the rest of her life advocating for vulnerable families. She died in October 2025 at the age of eighty-six. When she first opened that damp room she only knew that a frightened woman had come asking for somewhere to hide and that sending her away was not an option.



































