Went shopping for a propane heater recently and the smaller, portable units (the kind I wanted) are indeed all made in China.
My boomer parents are the exact same way. I got all the same tired NPC lines with a sprinkling of calling me an "extremist." Thankfully for the last year or so they've just stopped bringing up anything remotely political. Well, except for the COVID shit, I still have to hear that non-stop from them.
I've been in a good mood since the aftermath of the DC protest, and generally feel that we turned a corner in our fight to take our country back. I have no idea why I feel that way, since all of the surface evidence would make it seem like we're screwed, but I do.
As a hypothetical: if you were going to stage what would effectively be a military countercoup, requiring large percentages of all military personnel stationed in the continental US, wouldn't you be worried about invasion by our enemies (i.e. China)? Wouldn't you place a heavy naval presence between us and them to dissuade any potential invasion? Assuming any of this is true that's the most logical explanation I can think of.
If Lindsey Graham is in the closet that closet has no doors, and is in a building made entirely of clear glass.
Old ballsack eyes was far from the only Jew who worked with the Nazis. There were thousands more that we know about, and probably many more that we don't.
A massive, concentrated propaganda and brainwashing campaign that has been going on for longer than most people can fathom.
Hello 17 hour old account that appears to exist only to spread demoralization. I'm sure you're totally not a shill.
You're not the only one.
Two sides of the same coin.
We've lived in that world for a very long time.
Do one better and go back to recognizing the Republic of China (Taiwan's official name) as the only legitimate Chinese government.
Sure. They "won" the popular vote in all of those elections. 2020 was totally the only election year in which they manufactured millions of votes and/or got millions of illegals to vote. Don't fall for their propaganda. WE are the majority.
Secession isn't the path forward, and even if it was our only option I'm not convinced it's a very good idea. Assuming you can even get a State legislature to agree to secede, it's illegal per Texas v. White. That was an incredibly unconstitutional ruling, but you'd have to get the Supreme Court to overturn it first (good luck with that!). Otherwise you're just giving any potential Democrat administration "just cause" to flood your State with troops, overthrow it, and strip it of all of the good things that you're trying to preserve by seceding.
Just for shits and giggles, and since I did this research weeks ago:
Nixon gave his up January 1st, Kennedy on December 22nd, Bathhouse Barry on November 16th, Lyndon Johnson on January 3rd, Harry Truman on January 17th, Warren G. Harding on January 13th, Pedo Joe on January 15th, Al Gore on January 2nd, Dan Quayle on January 3rd, and Walter Mondale on December 30th. That covers every Senator who became President or VP in the 20th and 21st centuries excluding two from before inauguration day was changed to January 20th.
Because they're either shills or as easily swayed by propaganda as the leftists they make fun of.
When the voting machines are capable of fraudulently stealing an election by themselves, wirelessly, who counts the votes is largely irrelevant.
The only value they place on human life is whatever benefits for themselves they can extract from it.
He's a career politician, it's only natural that he's compromised. The entire system is set up so that uncompromised people don't have very long careers.
It was a Boeing E-4B (used as a mobile airborne command center), not Air Force One, but if what Lin Wood is saying is true than the President was probably on it.
There sure are a lot of new accounts (24 hours old or less) with similar patriotic names making demoralizing posts. Anyone else notice this?
How is it that people still don't understand voting is no longer an option?
Heck, I was born in '82 and still did both of those things. I still have a soft spot for typewriters even if they are completely impractical nowadays.