RT Shadow of Ezra (@ShadowofEzra)Tucker Carlson calls out Zionist Christian ministers for using religion to brainwash their followers into thinking that murdering children under the guise of war is acceptable.He warns that those individuals and nations who commit such acts will face punishment for their actions."We as Christians are not allowed to kill the innocent." ...

RT Mike Lee (@SenMikeLee)Would you like to seize cartel assets as a privateer?My bill would allow the president to issue you a letter of marque.Time to take these pirates down. 🏴‍☠️ ...

RT Cold Hard Sats (@coldhardsats)@NickSzabo4 @ParvizMalakouti Exactly. America is its people. There is nothing magical about the soil here that when you step foot on it, you become American. And neither does saying you believe in the constitution. Proclaiming the constitution is like a day rain dance for modern day "conservatives." ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)It's already known that Cheddar Man wasn't the ancestor of historical Britons or English. By far the predominant ancestors Europeans, including the historical British, were about a 50/50 mix of Anatolian farmers and Eurasian steppe horse nomads, who in turn were descended from hunter-gatherers in those areas. That is where your (and our, in the overseas European diaspora) hunter-gatherer era ancestors lie, not in Britain or Western Europe. The Anatolian farmer migration, once mixe ...

RT Jack Montgomery (@JackBMontgomery)@dwnews Interesting that almost everyone in this segment is white; I guess "representation" goes out the window when it's time to start recruiting people to die in pointless wars. ...

RT sonch (@soncharm)I think if anything changed in the early/mid-2010s it’s just that the arguments for affirmative action all collectively just got noticeably dumber.There used to be this veneer of carefully-phrased intellectualized sophistry behind it all, with framing and jargon drawn from obscure journals and the like, constructions and circumlocutions meant to pass muster in Supreme Court arguments.But after enough decades, and the long march, people just got lazy, stopped bothering with the facade. Yo ...

RT Andrew Pollack (@AndrewPollackFL)Trump didn’t win because voters wanted a “generic Republican.” He won because people were watching their country and communities fall apart and demanded drastic action from an outsider. I’d rather the GOP dissolve than return to Romney–Paul Ryan politics ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)@dbio66 In fringe and transient, and typically urban, niches. Not as a mass movement or large-scale political cause with such profound and destructive influences on mainstream education and medicine. ...

Immigration Fiscal Impact - The analysis focuses on fiscal estimates of immigrant groups in the USA, including various subgroup analyses [1] - The findings are generally not surprising [1] Long-Term Impact - It's important to analyze lifetime contributions by various immigrant groups [2] - The analysis should focus on the 2nd generation to understand the long-term fiscal impact [2] - First-generation net positive contributions may not be helpful if subsequent generations become permanently negative [2]

RT Massimo (@Rainmaker1973)The spectacular Harbin ice and snow worldhttps://t.co/MiMe1dTFqN ...