CUBAN PRESIDENT, DIAZ-CANEL: "We may have to start thinking that what's wrong in Cuba is our fault. The fault of the Communist Party." (Cuba)

Trump has the commies eating out of his hand. https://t.co/nhEkTqRxgt

— J Michael Waller (@JMichaelWaller) January 9, 2026

NARRATOR: Have they said that the US is an empire that wants to take over the world? Then tell me, where are its colonies? It only leaves allies, never subjects.

Powerful survey in Spanish about how the US has liberated much of the world, created the means to rebuild, and not taken colonies. https://t.co/LrEyGal8E8

— J Michael Waller (@JMichaelWaller) January 10, 2026

SPANISH TRANSCRIPTION"¿Te han dicho que Estados Unidos es un imperio que quiere conquistar el mundo?
Entonces dime: ¿dónde están sus colonias?Porque sí, ha intervenido en muchos países… pero nunca se ha quedado con ninguno.
Japón, 1945: ocupa el país, lo reconstruye, le impone una constitución pacifista… y se va. Hasta hoy Japón no tiene ejército de verdad. ¿Quién lo protege? Ya sabes quién.
Europa quedó en ruinas después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Con el Plan Marshall se invirtieron más de 13 mil millones de dólares para reconstruir Alemania, Francia, Italia, Países Bajos y muchos más. Ese dinero no fue un préstamo a devolver… fue ayuda. Hoy son democracias fuertes y miembros de la OTAN.
Corea del Sur, 1950: invadida por el Norte comunista. Estados Unidos la defiende, estabiliza el país… y hoy Corea del Sur es una potencia tecnológica. Su seguridad todavía depende de… ya sabes quién.República Dominicana, 1965: crisis política, intervención, revolución… y después se retira. Hoy es una de las economías más dinámicas del Caribe.
Granada, 1983: intento de imponer un régimen marxista. Las fuerzas estadounidenses lo detienen en pocos días… y se van. Granada sigue siendo una democracia.
Panamá, 1989: capturan a Noriega, acusado de narcotráfico. Se van… pero escucha esto: el Canal de Panamá fue entregado por un solo dólar. Eso lo firmó el presidente Carter.
Kuwait, 1991: invadido por Irak. Estados Unidos lo libera… y no se queda con el petróleo ni con el territorio.Colombia en los 2000: el país estaba al borde del colapso por las narco-guerrillas. Con el Plan Colombia se invirtieron más de 10 mil millones de dólares. Hoy Colombia mantiene su democracia y soberanía.Mientras tanto, hay países enteros que casi no gastan en defensa porque están bajo protección: Japón, Alemania, Italia, Polonia, Países Bajos… ¿Quién los respalda? No hace falta decirlo.
Entonces te pregunto de nuevo: ¿dónde están las colonias?
¿Quién más reconstruye a sus antiguos enemigos, entrega canales estratégicos por un dólar y protege a medio planeta sin exigir tributo?
Solo deja aliados… nunca súbditos.
Entonces dime: ¿todavía crees que es un imperio cruel… o simplemente te indoctrinaron?
Si esto te hizo sentido, dale like, compártelo y déjame un comentario."
ENGLISH TRANSLATION

"Have they said that the US is an empire that wants to take over the world? Then tell me, where are its colonies? Because it has intervened in many countries, but hasn't stayed with any.
Japan 1945: It occupies it, rebuilds it, imposes a pacifist constitution, and leaves. To this day, it doesn't have an army. Who protects it? You know.
Europe was left in ruins after the war. With the Marshall Plan, more than 13 billion dollars were invested to rebuild Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, and more. That money wasn't charged; it was aid. Today they are strong democracies and part of NATO.South Korea 1950: Invaded by the communist north. They defend it, it stabilizes, and today it's a technological power. Its security still depends on who you know.
Dominican Republic 1965: Political crisis, intervention, revolution, and withdrawal. Today it's one of the most dynamic economies in the Caribbean.
Grenada 1983: Attempt to impose a Marxist regime. They stop it in days and leave. Grenada remains democratic.
Panama 1989: They capture Noriega, accused of drug trafficking. They leave, but listen to this: The canal was transferred for one dollar. Signed by Carter.Kuwait 1991: Invaded by Iraq. They liberate it and don't [take anything—implied, likely referring to oil or territory].
Colombia 2000s: The country was on the brink of collapse. With Plan Colombia, more than 10 billion were invested. Today it maintains its democracy and sovereignty.
Meanwhile, there are countries that don't even have to spend on defense because they're under protection: Japan, Germany, Italy, Poland, the Netherlands. Who backs them? No need to say it.
So I repeat: Where are the colonies? Who else rebuilds enemies, hands over canals for a dollar, and protects half the planet without charging tribute? It only leaves allies, never subjects.
Do you still believe it's a cruel empire, or were you indoctrinated?

MILA JOY: 449,000 REGISTERED VOTERS couldn't perform jury duty because they weren't citizens. But they are REGISTERED VOTERS!

This is how OUT OF CONTROL California is.

449,000 REGISTERED VOTERS couldn't perform jury duty because they weren't citizens.

But they are REGISTERED VOTERS!

A half a million of them.

ABSOLUTELY NO federal aid without Voter ID. https://t.co/tAozXnB5CM

— Mila Joy (@Milajoy) January 10, 2026

JOHN GUANDOLO: Islam is inherently hostile to Liberty, to the U.S. Constitution. Sharia obliges [Muslims] to lie to you.

Thanks to @TomiLahren for another great interview. #ShariaKills @Shariakill https://t.co/vujupNKZjp

— John Guandolo (@JGuandolo54271) January 11, 2026

I saw the governor of New York put out a tweet and  has named January 2026 as Muslim American Heritage Month, and they're shining green lights on major buildings in New York City talking about the great achievements of Muslims.  So I just asked on social media, can you name one Islamic organization in the state of New York that's not a Jihadi organization that's not hostile.  And I'll give her a hint, and I'll give your viewers a hint: the answer is there are none, and that's the problem.  Islam is inherently hostile to Liberty, to the U.S. Constitution.  And for those who want to disagree, I would just say name one book of Islamic law that's ever been published authoritatively or one textbook you used in U.S. Islamic schools to teach 10-year-old Muslim children about Islam that doesn't say that the purpose of Islam is to wage war against non-Muslims to establish an Islamic State under Allah's Divine Law, Sharia.  That's the question.  So if you want to be offended or be hurt, you know, honestly, tough crap.  You've got to deal with the fact that that's what Islam is, and just because you know people who self identify as Muslims that tell you they don't want to do that, well, first of all, Sharia obliges them to lie to you.  But even if they are being sincere, their personal opinion does not constitute a different version of what Islam is, and since Islam is conquering U.S. towns and cities [through gov't positions] and has conquered places across the United States and countries in Europe, it's time to pull your head out of your ass and actually engage in the war.  And sadly, the current U.S. Administration is not only not doing it, they are taking actions to advance the U.S. Islamic movement as no governor in the United States is doing anything to actually put their finger on the enemy and vanquish the enemy, because that's how wars are won.  Wars are not one by changing policies and fixing issues.

Complete interview.  

Titled, "The Islamic Movement in America: What's Happening Now?" uploaded on January 8, 2026.

5:30  And the federal government has a constitutional duty to ensure that all Americans live under a Republican form of government.

PHYLLIS SCHLAFLY: If home is to have a greater lure than a tavern the wife must be at least as cheerful as the waitress

This clip is from the 2020 miniseries "Mrs. America," starring Cate Blanchett as Phyllis Schlafly. It dramatizes her opposition to the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) in the 1970s.

— Elvis Trump (@Elvis_Trump) January 11, 2026

 

Mrs. America, starring Cate Blanchett taking the role of Phyllis Schlafly, 2020, 9 episodes, April through May, 2020.  

Phyllis Schlafly played a significant role in opposing the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) in the 1970s, leading a grassroots conservative movement that ultimately halted its ratification. Her efforts shifted the political landscape and significantly impacted the momentum of the women's movement during that era.

"How Phyllis Schlafly Derailed the Equal Rights Amendment," Lesley Kennedy, Women's History, March 19, 2020.

"Phyllis Schlafly and the Debate Over the Equal Rights Amendment," Gregory L. Schneider, Bill of Rights Institute.  No date is given.  Apparently, the Bill of Rights Institute wants to present information gleaned other dated sources as timeless.  Grok did say that "This is common for many educational/narrative essays on the Bill of Rights Institute site, which often function as timeless teaching resources within their historical period sections (in this case, part of the 1968-1980 era materials) rather than dated news articles."

Feminist Fantasies, Phyllis Schlafly, 2003.

Check out this and other quotes by Phyllis Schlafly,

Men should stop treating feminists like ladies, and instead treat them like the men they say they want to be.