Finally the tide is turning on these scumbags

[Herman]

[Herman]

[Shen Li]

They tried making that tranny loving libtard who said CK was full of hate a MAGA supporter so why make themselves victims too.

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They tried making that tranny loving libtard who said CK was full of hate a MAGA supporter so why make themselves victims too.

They want to take everything you have. It comes in handy for when they're buying up burned out neighbourhoods on the cheap so they can build more of those McMansions that they love so very very much. And maybe an extra fleet or two of jet aircraft they can commute between the McMansions... don't be such a jewbie-jube, their needs are way more important than yours or mine.

Or some bullshit like that.

 

[DKG]

They want to take everything you have. It comes in handy for when they're buying up burned out neighbourhoods on the cheap so they can build more of those McMansions that they love so very very much. And maybe an extra fleet or two of jet aircraft they can commute between the McMansions... don't be such a jewbie-jube, their needs are way more important than yours or mine.

Or some bullshit like that.

 

A very likely plan by the Maserati Marxists.

[Brent]

A male is claiming he's the former Texas State University student who was forced out of the college last week after getting caught on video mocking Charlie Kirk's assassination during a vigil for the slain Christian conservative activist — and he's begging for money on GoFundMe. 

[Thiel]

Jimmy Kimmel mocked Tucker when he was fired. Now Kimmel's the one out of a job. Funny how "cancel culture" always eats its own.

[Thiel]

There have been 32,000 inquiries to join TPUSA since Mr. Kirk's murder.

[Brent]

There have been vigils for Charlie Kirk in cities across Canada. At all of them disgusting progs have shown up to celebrate his murder.

[Thiel]

There are now 37,000 new TPUSA members.

[Shen Li]

Singapore's Coordinating Minister for National Security said he hopes Singapore can avoid the US Democratic Party's identity politics, but we must remain vigilant. I do not want their poison here.

[Thiel]

This is a good video and it's short on why the left needs to shut down and smear their opponents.

[King Raho]

There are now 37,000 new TPUSA members.

And 120,000 offers to start new TPUSA chapters and counting.

[DKG]

And 120,000 offers to start new TPUSA chapters and counting.

That is fantastic.

[DKG]

An Ohio barista was fired after she wrote a disparaging message on a customer's cup.

Since Charlie Kirk's murder, a video of a young woman asking him what he orders at Starbucks has gone viral. Kirk revealed in the video that due to his frequent speaking engagements, he orders "literally just Mint Majesty tea with two honeys" to preserve his speaking voice.

Since then, Americans have honored the late activist by ordering his favorite drink at their local Starbucks. In Middletown, Ohio — the hometown of Vice President JD Vance — a woman said her local Starbucks proved to her exactly why she does not frequent the business.

"The girl at Starbucks thought she was cute," wrote Autumn Perkins. The customer added that even though she is not a big fan of the company, she decided to support Kirk by ordering his favorite drink.

Attached to Perkins' Facebook post was a photo of her coffee cup that showed the words "racists fav drink" written on it.

"Thank you Starbucks for proving to me exactly why I prefer to support my small local Christian owned and operated coffee shop," Perkins added.

However, after revealing she had complained to the store manager, Perkins said she heard back from the location the following morning.

The Kroger in which the Starbucks is located contacted Perkins to let her know the employee had been fired, she claimed.

"Between last night and this morning I have had several Kroger employees reach out to me and they took this very seriously. As a long time customer of this particular Kroger location I am pleased with the way they quickly reacted and responded," the customer wrote. "Thank you Kroger for doing what was right."

A Kroger spokesperson provided comment to the Cincinnati Enquirer and stated the actions of the former employee do not reflect the grocer's values.

In a comment to Fox News Digital, Starbucks called the writing on the cup "unacceptable."

"We have clear policies that prohibit negative messages to help preserve a welcoming environment," Starbucks added. The company also confirmed the employee in question had been fired by Kroger.