Catholic Bishop Robert Barron has urged Christians to organize and vote against radical socialists and communists, saying their success in recent elections is a real threat.

BREAKING NEWS: First-in-the-World Ivermectin, Mebendazole and Fenbendazole Protocol in Cancer has been peer-reviewed and published! (4 min 52 seconds) InfoWars did a media piece on this breakthrough in Cancer Treatment. These are Critical medicines to have on hand. They ship from outside the USSA by our Freedom Crew. They cannot be stopped by lunatic big pharma control freaks. FREEDOM MEDICINE for the WIN               "You can use high dose Ivermectin for the majority of Cancers...this is a dose that is 5 to 10 times the dose that people were using for COVID-19". Big Pharma stands to make No Big Money in treating aggressive cancers with High Dose Ivermectin, Fenbendazole, and Turmeric (curcumin). For example, Fenbendazole upregulates p53 tumor suppressor levels, that are low in people who took COVID-19 injections and developed Turbo Cancer. Please Share! #Fenbendazole #ivermectin #Menbendazole #Cancercure

Pennsylvania minor league baseball team the York Revolution forfeited their Pride Night game tonight against the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs after their players refused to wear Pride-themed rainbow jerseys. The team criticized its own players, calling the refusal “completely inconsistent” with their vision as the “Most Welcoming Place in York.” They donated $10,000 to a local LGBTQIA group, the Rainbow Rose Center, for the 11th annual event.

“People are not dumb.” ICAN Lead Attorney Aaron Siri says Americans have woken up to the reality that COVID shots are still being protected by PREP Act immunity, even after five years of repeated assurances that the products are safe. “Which one is it? Are they safe or are they not safe?” The continued refusal to lift liability protection tells the public everything they need to know. “Their actions do not match their words. I’ll trust their actions over their words.”

Despite his troubling past, abuse allegations, and Nazi tattoo, Maine Democrats elected Graham Platner to be their candidate for U.S. Senate in November!

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U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) forces began launching self-defense strikes against Iran at 5 p.m. ET today at the Commander in Chief’s direction, in response to yesterday’s downing of a U.S. Army Apache helicopter. The mission is a proportional response to unjustified Iranian aggression.

Here’s a question nobody likes asking about Nazi Germany: How did countries like Austria, Poland, and France collapse so fast? These were established nations with armies, governments, borders, and millions of people. France alone was considered one of the strongest military powers in Europe. Traditionally, we are taught that Hitler’s army was simply this unstoppable military machine that steamrolled Europe because it was overwhelmingly powerful. And yes, Germany was militarily strong. But that explanation alone has always felt incomplete, because historically even very strong armies usually do not conquer enormous amounts of territory that quickly unless something inside the targeted societies is already collapsing first. Austria disappeared almost overnight. Poland fell within weeks. France collapsed in six weeks. History usually does not work that way unless large parts of the population no longer truly believe the fight is about their own survival. The uncomfortable and dark reality is that many people did not initially think Hitler was coming for them. Austria is probably the clearest example. The Anschluss was welcomed by huge parts of the population. German troops entered to cheering crowds, flowers, and celebrations. Many Austrians convinced themselves that joining Nazi Germany would mostly affect the Jews while improving life, or at least preserving it, for everyone else. That mentality existed across Europe in different forms. The illusion behind Hitler’s message was essentially: you can still be French, Polish, or Austrian. Live your life. Raise your children. The real problem is your Jewish neighbor. And for millions of people, that was enough to weaken the will to resist. A society only fights with total determination when people believe defeat means the destruction of their nation, identity, and future. But many Europeans convinced themselves the Jews were the primary target, so they accepted things they never would have accepted otherwise. Some collaborated. Some stayed silent. Some rationalized. Some simply looked away. The tragedy is that they were wrong anyway. Austria lost its independence. France was humiliated and occupied. Poland was devastated. Cities were destroyed, sovereignty disappeared, millions died, and entire societies were dragged into catastrophe. People often think evil can be managed as long as it is directed at somebody else first. History shows otherwise. This is why I’m done trying to convince Americans or Europeans about the dangers of extreme Islamism. In many mosques and Islamist circles, hatred toward America, Christianity, Western civilization, and Jews is preached openly and repeatedly. Yet many people in the West still process it the same way many Europeans processed antisemitism in the 1930s: “Yes, maybe they hate the Jews, but that doesn’t mean they are coming for us.” That psychological separation is exactly the point. As long as people believe somebody else is the primary target, they convince themselves they can safely ignore the ideology itself. They assume the hostility will remain contained to Jews, Israel, or some distant “other.” But ideologies built around civilizational hatred do not stay neatly limited to one target forever. And the end result, increasingly visible already across parts of Europe, is collapsing social trust, collapsing law and order, ethnic fragmentation, parallel societies, radicalization, and the steady erosion of the very national identities people assumed were untouchable. At some point, societies make their own choices. And eventually they live with the consequences of those choices. You reap what you sow.