Here is the recording of our latest Open discussion. We analyzed Donald Trump's recent comments regarding Somali migrants and Representative Ilhan Omar, debating whether his rhetoric is a dangerous breach of presidential decorum or a necessary counter-tactic to the political Left. The conversation examined the value of "niceness" in leadership versus the effectiveness of blunt political warfare. We also shifted to a historical debate on World War II, specifically whether the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were justified military actions or unnecessary war crimes, with direct comparisons made to the current conflict in Gaza and the concept of unconditional surrender. Check the Calendar tab for the next Open conversation (for everyone) and the next Premium session (for Premium members). If you want to become a Premium member, upgrade here: https://www.skool.com/libertypolitics/plans Thanks to our Premium members. Your membership contributions are what fund the advertising and growth that keeps this community alive.

History remembers the welcome, but it deleted the warning. We are told that the Lady in the Harbor represents an unconditional open door to the world. But at her very dedication in 1886, the message was not one of charity. It was a strict social contract. The final words spoken that day drew a hard line in the sand that we have since erased: "There is room in America and brotherhood for all who will support our institutions and aid in our development. But those who come to disturb our peace and dethrone our laws are aliens and enemies forever." Civilization is not built on proximity. It is built on shared purpose. The invitation was never merely to arrive. It was to build. When you remove the requirement for assimilation, you are not welcoming new citizens. You are importing your own decline. I am Iranian. I watched the nation of my history books fade into memory. I know how quickly a civilization can vanish when it forgets its own values. There is no brotherhood without the burden of shared duty.

Here is the recording of our latest Open discussion. The conversation centered on the economic efficiency of healthcare systems, specifically debating the merits of private competition versus government control. Armin argued that government intervention should occur only on the demand side through vouchers, asserting that state-run supply stifles innovation and increases costs. Francisco countered by questioning the morality of profit incentives in medicine and the handling of rare diseases that offer low ROI. Joseph provided a Libertarian analysis, identifying the FDA and AMA as state-enforced monopolies that artificially inflate market prices. The group compared specific healthcare outcomes and waiting times in the US, Canada, Israel, and Iran. Additional topics included the definition of positive externalities in economics, the proper scope of government in defense and justice, and the ethical implications of taxation. Check the Calendar tab for the next Open conversation (for everyone) and the next Premium session (for Premium members). If you want to become a Premium member, upgrade here: https://www.skool.com/libertypolitics/plans Thanks to our Premium members. Your membership contributions are what fund the advertising and growth that keeps this community alive.

The most dangerous lie in the West today is that prioritizing your own survival is an act of hatred. As an Iranian, I am watching the West replay the exact history that destroyed my homeland. I have seen what happens when a society convinces itself that "tolerance" requires accepting those who want to destroy you. The West is currently engaged in a reckless experiment of mass importation without integration. They are bringing in millions of people from cultures that hold values diametrically opposed to Western liberty, secularism, and individual rights. This is not merely a demographic shift. It is a fundamental rewriting of the social contract. The threat is existential. When these groups gain political leverage, they will use the democratic process to vote against the very values that define the West. They will use the tools of freedom to dismantle freedom. I have lived through the end of this movie, and the West is currently walking into the theater. This is not about being unkind. It is about survival. The first rule of rescue is that you must secure your own safety before you can assist others. You put your own oxygen mask on first. If the West destroys itself on the altar of performative empathy, there will be no life raft left for anyone. They must prioritize their own citizens, or the West will become a hollow shell of what it once was.

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