Are racial jokes losing their taboo? It appears so, and it’s a breath of fresh air.

Those of us who’d rather avoid World War 3 and the very real possibility of nuclear apocalypse received a heroin-grade dose of catharsis via the dressing down Zelensky received last Friday by Trump and Vance. Zelensky: war pig, midget tyrant, ingrate, favored butt-buddy of the neoliberal elite, a diminutive little bitch who seems perfectly at peace with sending his countrymen to an unending abattoir of his own making, a weasel of a man, perfectly at peace with war, but making constant war against the prospect of peace, and Trump/Vance finally had enough, and called him on it to his face. The unmitigated gall of this little freak, interrupting his betters like a spoiled brat, while demanding his allowance to continue unabated. Trump should’ve had him carried out bodily, forcing him hitch hike back to the tarmac. Instead, he was rightly berated, and kicked out. The globalist thugs rallied to defend their proxy war chief: the UK, France, and other insignificant nations when it comes to national defense, vowed eternal support for their leprechaun votive.

Politics, in this era, is less ‘right v. left’ and more ‘armageddon vs not’. The temperature is high, the mercury has long ago blown the glass out, and Trump is desperate in his attempts to avert what would have been an inevitability had that other airhead won the highest office in the world. Imagine a Kamala Presidency. Imagine a meeting between Kamala and Zelensky. It would go even worse that the ones between him and Biden. Can you picture Kamala’s ignorant cackle echoing, as Zelensky winces and smiles, knowing he’ll get his weapons and blank check. Kamala would have ignited a nuclear conflict. Think about it for a moment, and you know it to be true. She would’ve given him everything, another million would die, and NATO would be pushed to the brink to intervene. The continent-wide dust cloud would explode, and the worms would be out of the can.

Thanks to Trump, this future has been averted. Trump knows he has to negotiate with the man holding the nukes, he knows that is the only path to end the war. Putin will keep the territory he’s taken, the territory that has been fighting for a decade to join Russia anyway. Zelensky will probably eventually dine on polonium-laced lobster bisque, as so many of Putin’s other enemies have in the past, he will be forgotten in a week, and the US can get back to handling her own problems.

Averting the end of the world isn’t pretty, the choices seem ugly, but are necessary. We should be thankful we now have leaders with the spine to make them.

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This isn’t going to go like they want it to. I truly hope Trump asks them how many more hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians should die for this lost cause, and then tell them where to stick it.

The UK and France are not true allies of our exquisite, transcendent, newly reborn America. They hate their own native populations, have enacted oppressive legislation to punish and imprison their countrymen for speaking their minds, and greased the skids for their eventual destruction. We don’t owe them the time of day. Trump and Putin will meet alone to end the conflict, and the conflict will simply come to an end. Russia will claim the pro-Russian eastern territories, the same ones who have been mercilessly brutalized by the illegitimate Ukrainian regime since 2014. Ukraine will not be allowed into NATO. Zelensky will resign, and will surely go into hiding, and may very well wind up in a Siberian labor camp for the rest of his miserable life.

Immediately watch this eloquent and compelling case against the tech saturation of humanity’s young:

Two of the most corrupt federal law enforcement agencies in the US are now helmed by Kash Patel, who will turn both agencies inside out, completely remaking them. I am in awe at this development. No more Ruby Ridges, no more Wacos, and significantly, no more Murray bombings. At least during Trump’s administration.

We have Musk to thank for Trump’s second term. Specifically Musk’s purchase of free speech itself, which will have history-altering effects on our nation and the world for decades to come if he remains in control of the X platform. Musk will never be remembered for Tesla, but he will be immortalized for his reinvigoration of free speech. His purchase of X essentially birthed truly free speech for the first time in the history of the world. Sure, we’ve had the First Amendment on paper, but it’s existed in anemic form, and under constant attack. Musk manifested an ancient dream, and for this I consider him a Founding Father of the new America. We’ll never be the same, we’ll never return to the dark days of censorship and oppression, we’ll never be forced to endure another Biden, Hillary, or Kamala in the White House. Unfettered free speech results in a right-wing nation. No variant of totalitarianism can endure under the blinding spotlight of an unrestrained public square. Like dominoes, the totalitarian elements in every western nation will wither and die in the cleansing flood.

Glory be! Our illustrious and unfiltered President finally clears the air around the Ukrainian dictator, voicing the up till now unspoken truth surrounding Zelensky:

If this is true, then surely this is a discovery that necessitates a complete reevaluation and total revolution in the way we allow ourselves to be governed. All the congressional grandstanding appears to be ornamental, performative, and meaningless, in the face of this utter catastrophe. If true, this does prove that other entities are in control of our government, entities that are not currently being controlled themselves by our elected leaders. Where did $4.7 trillion of our money go? Did it benefit the US in any way whatsoever? This is a bad joke.

On Saturday, posting to his Truth Social account, President Trump invoked Napoleon with the apocryphal, “He who saves his country does not violate any law”. This partly appears to be world-class trolling of the corporate press, who began choking on their tongues almost immediately after Trump hit ‘publish’, and partly a justification for his unprecedented executives actions taken in under a month (yes, it’s been less than a month). But in another sense this quote alludes to something very real about Trump’s motivations while President. Trump, unlike almost every previous executive leader, appears possessed of an intense sense of nobless oblige, one that is fueling his relentless policy blitzkrieg. For Trump, this isn’t about merely going through the motions of his office, but commandeering and helming an extreme national course-correction to avert total disaster. Can a single President accomplish this in a single term, allowing succeeding executives to coast on his success? Time will tell, but the numbers rolling in now are promising. Trump won’t stop until someone makes him stop, and that will be well nigh impossible, judging by the way he’s prepared himself this time around.