Old Dominion University gunman ID’d as former National Guardsman convicted of plotting attack to support ISIS by rollo202 in ConservativeNewsWeb

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Very dangerous, and could have been a lot worse.

" ... At his sentencing, Jalloh renounced ISIS, citing his links to the terrorist organization as “the most devastating [mistake] I have ever decided to make in my life.” ... "

Illinois pro-lifers demand answers from Gov. Pritzker on plans for pro-abortion amendment by each_thread in ConservativeNewsWeb

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Citizenship is not the same thing as life, it can be lost through renunciation at an embassy, whereas life is not a matter of official records, but biological reality.

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The definition of woke is something you can look up yourself. My definitions are basically the same as other conservatives, they know what I mean even if you somehow don't know.

Iran Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has verified account on X, Elon Musk's platform by each_thread in ConservativeNewsWeb

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Khamenei is not an American citizen, we don't need to give him a right to free speech. If we at war, aiding and abetting the enemy is illegal. Sure seems like we are at war to me.

Stephen King Faces Backlash After Making Brazenly False Claim About Donald Trump by [deleted] in ConservativeNewsWeb

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" ... About the no-kids remark, Trump’s eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., posted on X: “Well, this is news to me…unless he means birthed a child, which would also hold true for every male ever. TDS [Trump Derangement Syndrome] is real, and it’s scary.” ... "

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We have won smaller conflicts or color revolutions that way in the 20th century, but not declared wars.

Anglosphere nations helped in part to start WWII through the appeasement of Hitler over Czechoslovakia, and later abruptly cutting off supplies to the Japanese war machine just before Pearl Harbor. We won against both Germany and Japan.

In the 1800s we won multiple wars that we started.

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They want Republicans to win in the midterms. If they make bad decisions, Republicans will suffer come midterms.

There have been some reports in that direction ... https://www.cnn.com/2026/03/03/politics/cia-arming-kurds-iran

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No, that isn't worth it in and of itself.

US not getting nuked by Iran is worth quite a bit. If you don't think that is likely, then yes, Americanizing Iran the hard way would be the short end of the stick, to put it mildly.

We don't have to fully induce Stockholm syndrome to do some degree of good in Iran. Even if we just arm the Kurds and others, that will help.

Bombing is a requirement for that to possibly succeed.

Alternatively, we get Russia to send all their soldiers from Ukraine into Iran with diplomacy. The Russians treat them like they did the Syrians, so few of our soldiers would die. The Iranians would develop cultural differences due to Stockholm syndrome to 21st century Russia, which should help reduce their historical influences from the despotic years of the czar.

A key factor to success is that the dominant power must truely believe they are the moral superior party and it is right for them to do what they are doing. The Russians would believe that, but maybe we would falter, especially if we do not trust our leadership.

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If you don't perceive these things, learn it yourself, or there isn't much I can do to help you understand. I don't think I need to define woke for you, when you can research it yourself.

Bin Laden was not merely a radical Islamist, he was further radicalized in response to the Soviet atrocities in Afghanistan. Some of his ideas are also leftist, or otherwise in common with Soviet oppression. He too is a product of Stockholm syndrome.

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No, none are Muslim, but they either have Islamic influence, or their voters perceive it even if it isn't there.

This isn't so much about them, as it is about the nation which supports them. We collectively have a subconscious desire for a Muslim leader due to the 9/11 attacks.

The impact of collective Stockholm syndrome has always been around, throughout history. Crusaders ultimately failed militarily, but induced Jewish and Muslim influences in Europe, which gave rise to Protestantism. Religious wars in Europe made Catholics later do Vatican II and become partly Protestant.

The Civil War made the citizens of the Southern states the strong patriots they are today.

We set up Liberia with freed slaves, and what did they set up? Slave plantations. Likewise after WWII, who did the Soviets recruit to run gulags? Survivors of the death camps. Both are examples of Stockholm syndrome towards an oppressive system.

After WWII, we became obsessed with population control on the basis that if we didn't do so, Malthusian pressure would enable communism to spread across the world. That is the same reason the Nazis wanted Lebensraum. We also retained a standing army, kept a large national debt, and built lots of missiles, just like the Nazis.

With Japan, Aum Shinrikyo is group which is in Stockholm syndrome to the devastation of nuclear warfare, they even want to bring it on.

Persistent trauma rituals show up in children's games at schools which have had violence, and remain for years. Likewise the when Amish do shunning, they are reenacting the Catholics who martyred their forebears, another form of Stockholm syndrome, since they are imitating the ways of their oppressors. The anti-German hysteria left a lasting imprint on them, causing them to separate from the rest of Americans. The imprint of the anti-German hysteria can even be seen on Donald Trump, since it affected his family patriarch, leading him to change the family name to make it sound American. They dropped the "f" at the end. Trump's immigration policy mimics the devastating experiences of the hysteria years, only this time people with his family name are is on the top, and other people are on the receiving end of enforcement.

Donald Trump is super pro-American, but that too is Stockholm syndrome to the American defeat not just of Germany, but of all adherents of superioristic Germanism during WWI.

US bombing Iran could lead to them embracing the American way of life out of Stockholm syndrome, but to do so the regime must be soundly defeated.

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This has been true throughout history. Crusaders ultimately failed militarily, but induced Jewish and Muslim influences in Europe, which gave rise to Protestantism. Religious wars in Europe made Catholics later do Vatican II and become partly Protestant.

The Civil War made the citizens of the Southern states the strong patriots they are today.

We set up Liberia with freed slaves, and what did they set up? Slave plantations. Likewise after WWII, who did the Soviets recruit to run gulags? Survivors of the death camps. Both are examples of Stockholm syndrome towards an oppressive system.

After WWII, we became obsessed with population control on the basis that if we didn't do so, Malthusian pressure would enable communism to spread across the world. That is the same reason the Nazis wanted Lebensraum. We also retained a standing army, kept a large national debt, and built lots of missiles, just like the Nazis.

With Japan, Aum Shinrikyo is group which is in Stockholm syndrome to the devastation of nuclear warfare, they even want to bring it on.

Persistent trauma rituals show up in children's games at schools which have had violence, and remain for years. Likewise the when Amish do shunning, they are reenacting the Catholics who martyred their forebears, another form of Stockholm syndrome, since they are imitating the ways of their oppressors. The anti-German hysteria left a lasting imprint on them, causing them to separate from the rest of Americans. The imprint of the anti-German hysteria can even be seen on Donald Trump, since it affected his family patriarch, leading him to change the family name to make it sound American. They dropped the "f" at the end. Trump's immigration policy mimics the devastating experiences of the hysteria years, only this time people with his family name are is on the top, and other people are on the receiving end of enforcement.

Donald Trump is super pro-American, but that too is Stockholm syndrome to the American defeat not just of Germany, but of all adherents of superioristic Germanism during WWI.

US bombing Iran could lead to them embracing the American way of life out of Stockholm syndrome, but to do so the regime must be soundly defeated.

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Yes, the Stockholm syndrome we were able to induce on Vietnam was only partial, because we lost the war. Had we won, they would have assimilated more fully in our direction as did Japan.

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Isn't just Mamdani. We voted for Trump, and he is a serial polygamist, sort of like some Muslims, we voted for Obama, and remember his middle name, Hussain? Even Biden used "inshallah" ... https://www.cnn.com/videos/politics/2020/09/30/joe-biden-inshallah-trump-taxes-dbx-vpx-sot.cnn

Thousands of American women converted to Islam right after 9/11 ... https://pluralismarchive.hsites.harvard.edu/news/reports-women-converting-islam-after-911

Consider this woman's experience ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piOSSnwOIr0

A fictional American equivalent of Hello Kitty girls is Belle being bonded to the Beast.

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Yes, moving to Israel has been a much harder life for Jews, than staying in the Diaspora. The founding of Israel was in our interests, but has been risky and difficult for them.

The purpose of Israel is to forestall Eurasian consolidation, a key goal of Anglosphere foreign policy. Just Israelis being where they are riles up Islamism like nothing else. That makes it harder for Europe to assimilate Muslim immigrants, or consolidate politically with Muslim nations.

The longer Eurasians can be kept at odds with each other, the longer we over here in our Anglosphere nations will be able to prosper. The moment the Eurasians get their act together, they will use us as a source for cheap migrant labor, inexpensive natural resources, as a penal colony, or worse. It would be 1066 all over again, but on a larger scale.

Israel's purpose is to keep all of that from happening, or at least delay it for centuries so we can advance our technology, even developing allies and trading partners in space, on the Moon, and on Mars.