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USUS Politics General 2: Hope Edition - Discussion of President Trump and other politicians
you realize that that land was devoid of Mexicans right? inhabited almost exclusively by Indians and American settlers in California and sporadic Russian forts further up in the pacific northwest. population as a whole, Whites, Indians and Mexicans was very low.
almost all the Mexicans there now came in the last ~80 years.
I do, I'm a history nerd. I'm brave enough to say I know New Mexico had the most Mexicans around period for the time, and the Californios around back then were primarily below the Tehachapi Mountains with the American settlers that established the Cali Republic north of them around the Bay Area, but yes. I also know that the vast majority of spic blood came after the 1940s or so lest anyone mentions that as well.
That aside: let it not be said I can't admit when I've been called out for a bad post/thought, judging from the reacts. Frankly, I'll actually take it as a hopeful sign to not get blackpilled any region of the nation would be unsalvagable even from (a) retrospect.
HuggingFace was unable to defend themselves with an American AI as the questions of what to do hit guardrails so they had to switch to a selfhosted Chinese model:
My opinion on Europeans has soured over the years. Most of them (all the ones that count at least) seem to be totally fine with their third-world takeover, and the ones who aren't are too incompetent to organize an actually effective political party to combat it. Top that off with the fact that even the most patriotic of Euros seem to hate America, which is the only Western country with a pro-native government that is trying to look out for them, and I simply don't give a shit. My sympathies are reserved for White Americans. Canadians also, but only because they're so geographically close to us and I don't want a northern border crisis on our hands. Japan's cool too.
You underestimate how much of the fuckery is from american influence.
E. g. the maligned UK "extremist" game was published by someone who was sponsored by the US state department (apparently under Biden), Obama is constantly flying to Europe to prop up globohomo causes and people, and more recently most of the people who attacked Mullvad and called a communist party "nazi" for pushing remigration were americans, etc.
In the opposite corner you have the left-wing (and borderline anti-american) Danish government leading the pushback against the EUCtHR which has facilitated the mass migration. Noone in Europe voted for mass immigration, and the orgs pushing for it tend to end up in american money if you trace their roots.
So it's not that weird that anti-american sentiment is rising together with anti-immigration sentiment.
You underestimate how much of the fuckery is from american influence.
E. g. the maligned UK "extremist" game was published by someone who was sponsored by the US state department (apparently under Biden), Obama is constantly flying to Europe to prop up globohomo causes and people, and more recently most of the people who attacked Mullvad and called a communist party "nazi" for pushing remigration were americans, etc.
In the opposite corner you have the left-wing (and borderline anti-american) Danish government leading the pushback against the EUCtHR which has facilitated the mass migration. Noone in Europe voted for mass immigration, and the orgs pushing for it tend to end up in american money if you trace their roots.
So it's not that weird that anti-american sentiment is rising together with anti-immigration sentiment.
I recall one of the WikiLeaks revelations was the US fanatically pushing multiculturalism in the post Soviet nations, that and conspiracy theories that the US intelligence apparatus intentionally forced through the ethnic dilution of nations to prevent any kind of nationalist sentiment by destroying any coherent ethnic groups. Regardless it fits the bill that diversity is forced upon the population.
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I was wondering why we werent getting any new Fox news polls over last week and it was because they were working on this shit. The polls are going to return, prepare yourselves to most retarded D-biased polls you'll ever see, it's gonna be a wild ride.
At least according to Ross Scott (of Stop Killing Games fame), in state- and national-level elections, whichever candidate raises the most money wins 91% of the time.
I'm neutral to positive on Mormons but I can get the hatred since they don't qualify as Christian under the Council of Nicaea and people get upset at that.
You're over thinking it. Anyone whose guiding philosophy splits the world into "us" and "the outsiders" isn't going to be appreciated by the outsiders. Because relegating someone to outsider status gives one permission to do things to outsiders that they would never do to their people. So you start seeing ill behaviors coming from these groups, and you get suspicious and resentful. Basically, there's a reason why people call them mountain Jews, and it's not due to the specifics of what they believe about the nature of reality..
Beyond strengthening science, we also have a duty to ensure that its downstream benefits accrue to the American people first.
For decades, the United States has funded large cohorts of foreign students and tolerated technology transfer abroad under lax security standards. As of 2024, temporary visa holders accounted for around half of U.S. doctoral graduates in computer science and mathematics with confirmed postgraduation plans. This reliance on foreign talent sidelines American students, a deep domestic talent pool that remains under-supported by its own government. At the same time, we train extraordinary global talent at enormous expense, only to lose this effort when foreign governments recruit them to build up their own technological enterprises. The interest of vast scores of Americans in using taxpayer dollars to invest in our STEM pipeline has, consequently, eroded.
America’s over-reliance on foreign students also creates a security challenge our institutions are ill-equipped to address. While our R&D ecosystem is now less vulnerable to exploitation due to Presidential actions taken in the first Trump Administration, there is an urgent need for a comprehensive approach to research security. Our competitors have learned to exploit a deep asymmetry between open and closed scientific systems, using our education system as an entry point into our innovation base while building domestic programs that undermine global scientific norms.
The United States conducts research openly, publishes freely, and shares methods transparently. These values are central to scientific progress. However, there is a critical difference between sharing information on one’s own terms and being exploited; the parts of a scientific enterprise that are not shared are often its comparative advantages. These are precisely what our competitors work hardest to extract, leveraging human capital educated in our universities, harvesting data from our papers while restricting access to their own, and scaling breakthroughs first achieved in our laboratories on their factory floors.
For too long, the United States has believed that technological leadership can be secured solely by the discoveries made in America, regardless of whether those discoveries are then translated into products, capabilities, and industries here or on foreign soil. The consequences of this unguarded openness, in laboratories and in markets, have been severe. The United States pioneered many key enabling technologies for Extreme Ultraviolet (EUV) lithography, yet the only company capable of manufacturing EUV lithography machines today is headquartered in Europe. We pioneered lithium-ion batteries, yet Asian firms dominate global supply chains, and by extension, battery chemistry research. We developed advanced manufacturing techniques that now underpin factories abroad. Discovery without domestic manufacturing leaves America paying the research bill while rivals develop the process improvements and capture the economic, strategic, and knowledge returns.
Figure 3: The share of U.S. doctorates awarded to temporary visa holders with definite postgraduation commitments has doubled over four decades, rising from roughly 20% to 40% in natural sciences and engineering, and from 10% to 20% in social, behavioral, and health sciences.
At some point I started to hear the line that "time is a colonizer's idea" and "concept of time supports white supremacy".
Then I had a rude red pill moment when I realized "holy shit there's entire communities full of retards who legitimately do not comprehend time".
Not being able to comprehend time -- the Zulu, for example, literally didn't have words for the concept -- means they can't comprehend basic planning, agriculture, or even consequences. They are completely reliant on a fundamental, genetic level from the support of other societies and peoples.
Which means once a people or society comes around that hasn't been conditioned since WW2 to the concept of white guilt, they're going to be put to the sword and torch and the only thing that will prevent it will be White Europeans dying in mass numbers to stop it. If we even can, or would be interested in even trying due to fatigue and our own societal collapse being well underway by then.
"Nah ya'll have to give us free shit and feed us our entire lives and pay us to have 6 or 8 feral children we won't raise and let us live in nice apartments we'll destroy every few years out of spite, datz how dis works!"
"非常有说服力。请单列排队进入锂矿。"
You're over thinking it. Anyone whose guiding philosophy splits the world into "us" and "the outsiders" isn't going to be appreciated by the outsiders. Because relegating someone to outsider status gives one permission to do things to outsiders that they would never do to their people. So you start seeing ill behaviors coming from these groups, and you get suspicious and resentful. Basically, there's a reason why people call them mountain Jews, and it's not due to the specifics of what they believe about the nature of reality..
No no, the trick is to call the outsiders "Allies." You see, Allies are your friends! They work for you! They obey you! But by definition, Allies are ALWAYS, and WILL ALWAYS BE, outsiders. Which means the second they're no longer useful, they're not allies anymore.
They're outsiders, and you can do whatever you want to them.
"Trans Allies" "Allies to the black community" "Our greatest Allies" (which means we're their allies), et cetera.
Aren't word games fun? You can really tell the Frankfurt School was full of top professional Kikes when you see stuff like this.
Not being able to comprehend time -- the Zulu, for example, literally didn't have words for the concept -- means they can't comprehend basic planning, agriculture, or even consequences. They are completely reliant on a fundamental, genetic level from the support of other societies and peoples.
Which means once a people or society comes around that hasn't been conditioned since WW2 to the concept of white guilt, they're going to be put to the sword and torch and the only thing that will prevent it will be White Europeans dying in mass numbers to stop it. If we even can, or would be interested in even trying due to fatigue and our own societal collapse being well underway by then.
"Nah ya'll have to give us free shit and feed us our entire lives and pay us to have 6 or 8 feral children we won't raise and let us live in nice apartments we'll destroy every few years out of spite, datz how dis works!"
"非常有说服力。请单列排队进入锂矿。"
Looks like Karoline is back from her maternity leave and will be giving a press briefing at 11AM EST/8AM PST this morning.
At 2:30PM EST/11:30AM PST Trump will be making an announcement on the Ratepayer Protection Pledge which is the program to force AI developers and datacenter owner/ooperators to build their own power plants or pay out of pocket the mark up their electrical use would cause for residential/private power users.
At 4:30PM EST/ 1:30AM PST Trump will FINALLY meet the LA Dodgers to celebrate their 2025 World Series win, hopefully he gets another funny moment with Yams like he did after their 2024 win.
And finally at 6PM EST/3PM PST he will meat with Newt Gingrich who I had no idea was the Ambassador to Switzerland and Liechtenstein (hell I had no idea Newt was still alive). As a reminder Trump's schedule is subject to change and the listed times are extremely flexible. Roll Call/Archive.is
Linda McMahon directed the Department of Education to go after five medical schools over admissions practices. Dartmouth College Geisel School of Medicine, East Carolina University Brody School of Medicine, St. Louis University School of Medicine, Western University of Health Sciences, and William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine are under the gun for alleged racial discrimination in admissions.
East Carolina University told local media it complied with state and federal law as well as court rulings and that it would respond accordingly to the Education Department. Dartmouth College also said it remained confident in its admissions practices.
Trump, who casts diversity goals as anti-merit and as discriminatory against groups like white people and men, has signed executive orders to dismantle those policies in the government and private sector.
Civil rights advocates say diversity practices help address historic inequities for marginalized groups like women, the LGBT community and ethnic minorities.
The Supreme Court rejected affirmative action at colleges and universities in 2023 when it struck down race-conscious admissions programs at Harvard University and the University of North Carolina.
The Trump administration has targeted universities with probes and federal funding suspension threats over a range of issues.
These include pro-Palestinian protests against U.S. ally Israel's assault on Gaza, diversity initiatives, transgender policies and climate programs. Rights advocates say the crackdown threatens free speech, due process and academic freedom.
The U.S. Department of Justice has also targeted medical schools over admissions practices. The DOJ opened civil rights investigations in June into 15 medical schools.
United States District Court for the Southern District of New York will hear arguments today on subpoenas of New York Times reporting Air Force One reporting.
The subpoenas issued by Manhattan U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton on July 10 are the latest instance of the Trump administration seeking to force journalists to divulge their sources, part of what critics describe as the president’s broader pressure campaign against the media.
U.S. District Judge Arun Subramanian has paused enforcement of the subpoenas pending Thursday’s hearing, which is set for 2 p.m. ET (1800 GMT)in Manhattan federal court.
Prosecutors have asked Subramanian to put the subpoenas on hold for two weeks because next steps in the investigation could factor into his decision, while the Times has asked the judge to throw them out.
Clayton, Trump’s pick to be the next U.S. director of national intelligence, issued the subpoenas after the Times reported that Trump left Turkey on the old Air Force One because a new plane donated by Qatar lacked antimissile and other defensive features.
The reports cited anonymous sources and came as a ceasefire collapsed in the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran.
The Times said in a court filing that the subpoenas are aimed at harassing and intimidating journalists, in violation of free press protections under the First Amendment of the Constitution.
The company also accused the Justice Department of violating internal policies on the use of subpoenas against journalists, which is supposed to be a rare step requiring top-level approval.
Prosecutors denied improperly issuing the subpoenas and said in a Tuesday court filing that the First Amendment does not shield reporters from having to divulge essential information in criminal investigations.
The government also said the Times’ coverage posed a “substantial national security concern” about leaks of classified national defense information when the president was flying amid hostilities with a foreign adversary intent on harming him, an apparent reference to Iran.
America is experiencing historically low rate of homocides YTD
Data collected from 30 American cities showed an 18% decrease in the homicide rate from 2025 compared to the same period in 2026, translating to about 215 fewer homicides this year, according to a new report from the independent Council on Criminal Justice.
Should the trend continue, it would push the annual homicide rate to the lowest levels in over a century once final numbers are released at the end of the year.
The report, released Thursday, tracked 13 crimes and recorded drops in nine of those categories, including carjackings, residential burglary and aggravated assaults. There was a small jump in shoplifting, domestic violence incidents, sexual assaults and drug offenses over the same period between 2025 and 2026, the report showed.
Experts say the broadly positive changes are exceeding expectations, improving on baseline crime rates from before 2020 and the COVID-19 pandemic, which brought historic surges in violence.
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill vindicated. After being charged with felony criminal charges on accusations of threatening the jobs of New Orleans officials who fought a Republican-led overhaul of courts in the heavily Democratic city Liz Murrill's case has been dropped by Orleans Parish special prosecutor Laurie White.
“What I did was not a crime, it was never a crime,” said Murrill, a Republican. “I think this was a malicious prosecution.”
At the center of the case are deepening rifts between the state’s Republican leaders and Democrats who control Louisiana’s most prominent city.
Orleans Parish online court records show White submitted the letters from the elected city officials and the prosecutor to a judge before dismissing each count. The case against Murrill was then ordered “closed.”
In a prepared statement, White said she performed her lawful duty as a special prosecutor and noted that a grand jury brought the indictment.
White also criticized what she described as interference in the case but did not go into detail.
“Extraordinary interference in this situation has been truly unfortunate, and we should all hope that it doesn’t set a precedent,” White said.
Reached by phone later in the day, White declined further comment.
Republican Gov. Jeff Landry had promised a swift pardon, saying Murrill would not have her reputation tarnished by an “Orleans Kangaroo court.”
Appearing with Murrill at a news conference on the state’s preparations for Tropical Storm Bertha, Landry said he would welcome state and federal investigations into how and why Murrill was indicted.
“I think the feds need to come in,” Landry said.
The initial 16-count indictment handed up by a New Orleans grand jury accused Murrill, the state’s first female attorney general, of intimidation and malfeasance.
For months, political tensions intensified between Louisiana Republicans and New Orleans officials over a new law that abolished a court clerk office won by an exoneree, Calvin Duncan, who spent nearly three decades in prison. The change consolidated that job with another clerk’s office, which Republican supporters said would make the local judicial system more efficient.
New Orleans leaders opposed the change. In May, the City Council set a special election that would have given Duncan a chance to win the newly combined job. Murrill responded by warning local officials in letters that they could lose their offices for violating state “usurper” laws, which forbid support for an unauthorized officeholder.
The mayor was among those who had accused the state’s top law enforcement official in May of making threats against public officials.
Murrill said she had merely advised city officials of what the law was and that they had broken it. “I didn’t write that law. The Legislature wrote that law. I just explained it to them.”
Murrill called the indictment a threat of extortion and public intimidation, “to put me in jail for telling them that I’m going to carry out my official duties.”
In their Tuesday letter, the mayor and City Council members said they were not intimidated by Murrill’s previous letters.
“While the correspondence at issue contained threatening language directed toward public officials, we never believed those threats could lawfully or practically be carried out. We continue serving the people of New Orleans without hesitation,” the mayor and council members wrote.
They don't qualify as Christian for the same reason that Muslims don't qualify as Christian. Jesus is not the son of G-d, in hypostatic union with his divine and mortal natures. He is a side character in their UFO cult fan fiction. The god in Mormon belief is every single mormon. They belief that if they wear their magic underwear, pray towards Missouri five times a day, and don't drink coffee they will asscend to divinity upon their death and become gods of their own planets where they will be able to form harems of 72 children and terrorize the alien residents of those planets.
Mormonism is to Christianity, what Nation of Islam is to Islam or the Black Hebrew Israelites are to Judaism.
Basically this video
I cannot allow them to imprison me and let the rapist become >THE RAPED, they're never taking me alive. I have an escape tunnel dug that leads directly to @Fatpacks house, once the feds kick in my side kitchen door I'm dropping down in there and riding a mine cart over there and raping him one last time, and as the feds kick in his bathroom door (I'm fucking him in the tub) I'm detonating my suicide vest, taking us both out
