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Threat to democracy. Misinformation. “Truth council”. Censorship. Felon. Dictatorship. Conspiracies. Garbage. White supremist. Election interference. Murder. The 57 second video below pretty much captures the essence of the words mentioned above. All this was brought to you by people who think Trump supporters are deranged. Everything they talk about actually applies directly to them. Now you know why they tried to silence YOU, not just Donald Trump, but you. They tried to control you through lies and propoganda, using fear mongering tactics, calling for censorship of YOU (not them), over the top rhetoric, and desperation. That’s what happens when all you care about is clinging on to power. Is it any wonder why our country has been suffering over the past 4 years. They are the partisans, not you. They are unhinged, not you nor MAGA. All they had were lies, and lies never defeat truth (take that to the bank!). They know none of this stuff was going to happen, but they lied anyways. It is almost embarrassing that people like this had a platform at all, but as with anyone who should never be listen to, it blew up in their face. It’s embarrassing to say the least, that people like this had the audacity to say anything at all. I do not believe in censorship, and never will, but if ever there was a case for it, this would be it. Everything works backwards with the left. They cry out for censorship, even though they are the ones it should be applied to. They mimic “threat to democracy” over and over, when they are the real threat to democracy. They invent new mechanisms and use words to combat what you actually see with with your own eyes, like proclaiming “cheap fake” videos to explain away reality. Misinformation? That is the lefts bread and butter, but an over the top dramatized video like the one below, takes it to an unbelievable level. The noise has not stopped, but their reign is certainly over. It does not matter whether they accept it or not. It is over. The majority of America saw right through them. They could not hide, or create an alternate reality, and they failed miserably. I only point this out so we don’t forget that we have people with a platform that are not for this country or for the people they are suppose to serve, but merely to gain and hold onto power for their own benefit. Big changes are coming, and I for one, can’t wait! 🇺🇸🇺🇸

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A very informative video, which I would entitle "The branding of an artificial nation". it is very interesting how marketing tools are applied to brand the idea of a country, and how to allow that idea can be seeded. A real Inception in the mindset of Westerners.

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Its not Law over Family, its Family over Law & Country... Hmmm…Really In a surprising turn of events, President Biden has shifted his stance regarding his son, Hunter Biden, who has faced legal troubles. Initially, the President stated he would not consider a pardon for Hunter, emphasizing the importance of accountability and the rule of law. However, recent developments indicate that he has now decided to grant a pardon, sparking controversy and criticism. Many view this reversal as a travesty, arguing it undermines the principles of justice and fairness. Critics are concerned about the implications of such a decision, fearing it may set a troubling precedent regarding the treatment of individuals connected to powerful political figures. Interestingly, the left media went on a rampage congratulating President Biden over not going to pardon his son and how Trump would never do this. Now that Biden flat out lied you hear crickets from the left media Ethics, special privilege, and the integrity of the legal system has been jeopardized once again. #pardon #ethics #critics #education #president

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I saw on Fox News that Joe Biden was challenging Donald Trump to two debates. Biden boasted in his video that he had defeated Trump in both debates he had with him in 2020. I noticed though that Joe didn't mention the help he had gotten in beating back accusations from Trump that he and his son were up to their ears in corruption. No mention if the 51 former Intelligence Agents who lied about Hunter's laptop so that Joe could claim that Trump's accusations had been debunked. It really does help in debates when the deep state, the moderators, and and the media are on your side. I am sure that if Trump does debate Biden in the 2024 campaign that he will have the same cast of characters on his side. Joe is not above lying about his record. But, with the deep state, the moderators, and the media on his side he has the advantage of "plausible deniability" to any allegation Trump lays at his door. I am reminded, by the way, that poor debaters on the Democrat side have the advantage of low expectations and a cheering section from the media. You don't think so? How about the debate between John Fetterman and Mehmet Oz in the Pennsylvania Senate debate of 2022. Fetterman was dealing with the after affects of a stroke and was barely coherent. He started the debate by saying "good night" and was unable to do much more than read from 3X5 cards. Yet, Fetterman was hailed by the media as having been courageous to debate while being seriously mentally incapacitated. I assume Joe Biden will get the same treatment if he stumbles, mumbles, and trips his way through a debate by Trump. Biden will have the same advantage as Fetterman, i.e., low expectations. Trump has shown over and over again that he can address a rally crowd of thousands for an hour or more and never lose his place in his train of thought. Joe, on the other hand, couldn't throw down the gauntlet to Trump to debate without the clip showing edits every couple of seconds. In other words, Joe's claim of being ready to debate Trump any time and anywhere had to be pieced together in order to edit out Joe's gaffs. But, as noted. Joe has very little to lose from a tightly scripted debate where he can get himself juiced up in advance and then have a sympathetic moderator walk him through the scripted questions. Questions that he will probably get in advance if CNN runs it.

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Body camera footage from the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump in Pennsylvania reveals significant communication breakdowns and chaotic responses among law enforcement. The footage shows police officers scrambling to respond to the attack, with confusion over the shooter’s location and frustration over missed security measures. One officer repeatedly expressed his concerns that the Secret Service failed to adequately secure the area, despite prior warnings. The footage highlights the disarray and lack of coordination between federal, state, and local agencies, ultimately raising questions about the effectiveness of their emergency protocols and the adequacy of their preparations. https://lnkd.in/gYsqS6Um The secret service agency should own up to its gross failure instead of passing the buck. The mature thing to do would be to acknowledge this as one of the gravest mistakes in recent times and ensure it never happens again. Such diffusion of responsibility should not be acceptable. This lapse in security protocols put the former president's life at unnecessary risk, exposing a critical vulnerability in the Secret Service’s ability to perform its most essential duty. #SecurityFailure #EmergencyResponse #TrumpAssassinationAttempt

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"When American civilians enlisted in the fight against a tyrannical dictator, they coined a phrase... But there’s more to America than "baseball, mom, and apple pie." What makes us great is more than a story, it's a narrative... It's the American Dream. ↳ A story is an anecdote, a specific event with characters–a clear beginning, middle, and end. ↳ A narrative is an abstract concept, an overarching theme that keeps unfolding over time. At Storied, we use stories to engage emotionally, and narratives to guide strategy and inspire long-term thinking. So what’s the American Dream as a narrative? The Land of Opportunity Freedom of expression Entrepreneurial spirit Pursuit of happiness Risk-taking culture White picket fence Economic mobility And much more… I’d go so far to say: the American Dream is our national religion. Nothing unifies us more than the ideals in our national narrative. The American Dream inspires people worldwide, even in our current political state. So as you gather with friends and family in the coming days… Let us remember and freely share our American Dream! PS - What does the American Dream mean to you?"

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After the shock of Biden's performance in the debate, and Biden's response to calls for him to drop out which he refused, the rehabilitation of Biden by the media is resuming. The debate performance by Biden rocked his campaign the way the Access Hollywood tape rocked the Trump campaign. But, it seems that campaigns can recover from such shocks and go on. The beginning of the rehabilitation of Biden came when CNN suggested that some of Biden's blank looks were a result of "technical difficulties" of the equipment. Then Biden went back to the campaign trail, seemed to recover some energy, and declare himself the "come back kid." As the shock is wearing off, the surrogates like Obama, are starting to reassure the voters that they are still in Joe's corner. Joe will return to his teleprompter and the pretorian guard that surrounds him to keep him at a safe distance from reporters. And we will again get the airbrushed, filtered, and fully scripted Biden for the next several weeks. Joe and the media will count on the public to get amnesia, and the campaign will go on like debate night was a blip. As Dana Perino on The Five suggested, the early date that the Biden campaign picked for the first debate was designed specifically to not be too close to the election. Trump and his campaign will no doubt run endless clips of Biden during various embarrassing moments during the debate. But, repetition may backfire as shock just turns into boredom at seeing the same thing. What would help though is getting the Robert Hur transcripts out. No doubt there is ten times the confused and confusing Biden there in his own mumbling words. The public deserves to hear it for themselves. DOJ has no legitimate reason to hide the deposition since the transcript is out. Is it possible that there won't be a second debate in September? I am already hearing rumblings of that. It is possible that Trump figures Joe can't do worse than he already did, and so might not wish to give Joe a rematch. Having not watched the debate myself, assuming it would only be cringe worthy, I really don't care if they debate again. I would say that I am still optimistic about Trump's chances of winning in November, but I always have to temper that with knowing that the machine behind Biden is enormous, powerful, and relentless. Much of the electorate have had their minds poisoned by the mainstream media who have lied about Trump for years and are still lying about him. Therefore, I still have to think Trump is the underdog. As one pollster said prior to the 2020 election, Trump has to get 7% more votes than Biden to make up for the expected cheating. That is asking a lot.

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The amount of attention the Democrats and the press are putting on Trump's nominations to office is way out of proportion to any real threat of the kind of doom they are pretending these appointments may mean for American democracy and acceptable norms. These are not "lifetime" appointments. They do not have to be approached by the Senate as if they were Supreme Court Justices. That is not the "norm" of how the "advise and consent" process for such posts have been in the past. It is also notable that unlike Joe Biden who stood by his DHS Secretary, Alejandro Mayorkas, as Congress attempted to impeach him for lying and for failing to carry out the immigration laws faithfully, Donald Trump is known to shed appointments he is not satisfied with. Further, I am sure that Donald and his surrogates who are pushing controversial nominations, such as Hegseth, Kennedy, and Patel are making deals with Republicans to listen to them concerning the performance of these appointments. Frankly, that is the way the system should work. Presidents should be given the benefit of the doubt in making their appointments to the cabinet and subcabinet offices. And then Congress and the Senate can perform oversight. The fact that people on both sides of the aisle are threatening to go down on their swords over appointments based on little more than rumor, paranoia, projection, and grandstanding should nauseate the voting public who believe they have just spoken. Once again, if anyone is to blame for the current heated partisan cacophony, it is the mainstream media who are hyping the vitriol for click bait. It is unseemly and in a less politically deranged time, you would have adults in the room, such as Lindsey Graham on the one side and John Fetterman on the other side talking to each other in private. The leaking, the rumors, the gladiatorial atmosphere, is wholly unnecessary. And blaming Donald Trump for trolling his political enemies with some of these selections, just demonstrates who juvenile his critics are. To allow yourself to be trolled, in my opinion is a sign of immaturity and lack of emotional intelligence. I know that when all around you are losing their heads over some issue, it is easy to get sucked into the melee. But, I would suggest that people who actually care about this country and the desire of voters to see the changes they wish made just sit down and shut up until they are asked to carry out their constitutional responsibilities. As for the media, they should always be ignored when they try to generate division for division's sake. They indeed have earned the low approval ratings they have from the public.

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News Alert from the Always Dishonest Washington Post Trump hotel sometimes charged Secret Service 300 percent or more above government rates during his presidency, House Democrats find Trump’s D.C. hotel sometimes charged the protective agency more than it did other patrons, including a foreign royal family, House Democrats found. Republicans dismissed the report as misleading and outdated. I had seen this in my email earlier today and figured it was so outdated, given that Trump doesn't even own the hotel any longer, I wasn't going to deal with it. But, the wife read it and yelped in disgust saying that anyone who understood government travel regulations would realize this report is based on false assumptions. The primary false assumption is that just because there may be a government rate for hotels for Washington, DC, hotels are not required to offer it. In fact, it is not usual for four star luxury hotels to accept government rate travelers. They end up staying in the suburbs of Washington at a Hampton or Super 8. However, as my wife pointed out, the Secret Service has no alternative but to stay were Trump is staying. And, there is no reason why Trump should have been looking for a hotel that took the government rate when he owned a hotel blocks from the White House. Another government travel rule is that if you cannot stay at a hotel with a government rate, then you justify it in your travel report and the government will reimburse you accordingly. Hence, the Secret Service details got to stay at a four star hotel with no out of pocket expense. That Democrats could find other rooms available in Trump's hotel where visitors were paying less also proves nothing, since different hotel rooms in the same hotel can have different pricing. And EVEN if on the odd occasion the Secret Service paid more than the lowest price available, so what? Trump wasn't working the front desk of the hotel, and he would not know what the charges were. Nor should he have expected to know them. This is just more Democrat mischief, which the Washington Post is more than happy to amplify. I would just say that with the world going to hell in a handbasket and Medicare being defrauded of billions of dollars, spending years investigating Trump's hotel ownership is nothing but a partisan fishing expedition. And as noted, since Trump hasn't owned the hotel for over a year, why bring this out now? Just more October trickery. And the Washington Post ought to be ashamed of being a party to it.

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Below are the steps to losing our democratic republic. Sound familiar??? Here’s a simplified order of events illustrating the loss of checks and balances leading to dictatorship: ~Erosion of Trust in Institutions Undermining faith in elections, courts, and the media. ~Weakened Checks and Balances Concentration of power in one branch of government. ~Dismissing oversight mechanisms (e.g., ignoring judicial rulings, defunding watchdog agencies). ~Manipulation of Laws Passing laws to suppress dissent (e.g., restricting freedom of speech, assembly, or the press). ~Expanding executive powers. Control Over Elections Gerrymandering, voter suppression, or outright fraud. Installing loyalists in electoral bodies. ~Silencing Opposition Arresting or intimidating political opponents and critics. Labeling dissent as treason or subversion. ~Militarization of Civil Authority Using police or military forces to suppress protests or enforce loyalty.Encouraging vigilante or paramilitary groups. ~Economic and Social Inequity Centralizing wealth and resources among elites. Fostering dependency on the ruling class through fear or economic control. ~State Propaganda and Indoctrination Controlling media narratives to push loyalty. Promoting a "leader cult" or ideology. ~Rule by Fear Normalizing surveillance, arbitrary arrests, and punishment. Instilling fear to prevent dissent. ~End of Free Elections Eliminating meaningful opposition or abolishing elections altogether. ~Declaration of Dictatorship Formally consolidating power under one leader or party. Suppressing any remaining democratic processes. ~This trajectory varies across contexts, but the pattern generally reflects a slide from democracy to autocracy.

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Watch the entire video Zuckerberg is such a hypocrite. You talk about being an American yet you violate more people’s right to free speech. You are a propaganda puppet for the administration, a state actor who violates constitutional law, purgers yourself in front of Congress and no repercussions You are the CEO, do you not know how your AI is programmed? Seems very anti American to me. You mentioned about that photo being bada$$, yet your Facebook AI proves something different. Why deactivate my IG @warhoggtactical account, other veterans, 2a and political pages if you are such an American? Just a bunch of lies. Great job on being the number one platform for human trafficking, all by your design. Sign up for our newsletter at warhogg.com #criminal #bigtech #manipulation #antiamerican #propaganda #meta #facebook #lawenforcement #military #veterans #2a #trump

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#Daily Dose of #History #Trump’s reelection has brought him into a unique club, joining #Democrat Grover #Cleveland as one of only two #US #presidents to serve nonconsecutive terms. Trump is the 45th president and now the 47th president. Trump followed Cleveland’s path, which was held in office in 1885 and then again in 1893. The rare achievement highlights Trump’s sustained influence over a divided #electorate and the discontent with the establishment. Cleveland may have been a Democrat, but he was also against members of his own party – the Silver Democrats. Cleveland faced the same type of divided country, especially within his own party. He stood against the rise of Marxism as has Trump. The Democrats were then flooding the country with #silver to inflate the currency. Sherman’ Silver Purchase Act of 1890 was passed by the U.S. #Congress to supplant the Bland-Allison Act of 1878. It not only required the U.S. #government to purchase nearly twice as much silver as before, 4,500,000 ounces (130,000 kilograms) per month, but it also added substantially to the amount of #money already in circulation. The Sherman Silver Purchase Act, named after John Sherman, was enacted in support of the advocates of the Free Silver Democrats. This Act created massive #inflation that undermined the U.S. #Treasury’s #gold reserves. Only after the Panic of 1893 did #President Cleveland call a special session of Congress and secure the repeal of the Act. This created a “depression” (1873-1899) for many as #unemployment rose yet monopolies grew as did corporate #profits for many in the right field. It wiped out Philadelphia as the financial capital of the #UnitedStates, and #JPMorgan would move that to #NewYorkCity. From this highly #volatile period, similar to the one we are entering today, what emerged from Marxism’ burst to the surface, produced the Coxley’s Army, which marched upon #Washington following the “Panic of 1893.” It was this march that led to the idea of socialism, for #FDR took most of the demands first argued by Coxley that #government should create jobs for the unemployed. This led to the Antitrust Legislation and the Progressive Movement of Teddy Roosevelt. Coxley’s March became the subject of Lyman Baum’s “Wizard of Oz” We’re off to see the Wizard of Oz (#Congress) followed the Yellow Brick Road (gold standard & austerity). This economic events created serious change. These series of #legislation set in motion the various financial Panics of the 1890s and was inspired by Karl Marx (1818-1883). As result, the Sherman Silver Purchase Act was repealed! This rise of Marxism culminated in the passage of the #IncomeTaxAct in 1909, rejecting the Founding Fathers’ wisdom of “no direct #taxation.” #Politicians found out it worked to “print” to win #elections that has given us our “national #debt,” and they began using Marxism to target #capitalism.

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The lead story in the WSJ today is "Trump Stocks Cabinet With Loyalists." I imagine Trump supporters will read this and say, great. And those who worry that Trump will have no guardrails will say this makes them crazy. You can put me in the happy camp. I am all for diversity in hiring. And, I do think Trump should look beyond his inner circle for talent. But, clearly after what he saw in his first term, trusting former adversaries to change their stripes by giving them power did not work. Having said that, let's not forget that Marco Rubio was not always a Trumper. In fact, I can remember quite clearly Rubio played the role of Nikki Haley as establishment spoiler in running in the DC primary against Trump in 2016. The Rubio people, just like the Haley people, were obnoxiously anti-Trump. And it took me a long time to get over Rubio's role in that. But, Rubio, like Rand Paul, came along and have come to be trustworthy. Not trustworthy as yes-men as I suppose the media and Democrats think. But, trustworthy in the sense that they feel like part of the team, not part of a set of guardrails. Trump doesn't need guardrails. Trump needs intelligent and well motivated people around him he can trust will not be running to the Washington Post every time Trump decides to use his own judgment instead of their. If you notice who among Trump's former aids and appointees are the most critical of him today, you will see that in every case it is someone who thought they knew better than Trump. And like John Bolton, when they didn't get their way, they misbehaved, got fired, and then retaliated. Trump doesn't need more Bolton's, Kelly's, or Mattis's to keep him straight. In the end, the Senate gets to review cabinet level appointments. Although Republicans will have a majority in the new Senate. They will not have a lot of votes they can lose to get appointments through. The more controversial the appointee, the more likely you will see 100% of the Democrats voting against them. And so, Trump will have to make sure he has no defections. Hence, I am sure he will vet all cabinet people carefully to make sure he won't lose Republican votes in the Senate. Just to summarize though, in Trump's first term he relied on advice from old hands in Washington for whom to appoint. Some of these went terribly wrong. He is older and wiser now, and I trust his appointments this time will be more reliably loyal and effective. No Elaine Choa's or Jeff Sessions need apply.

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