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Danimal28's avatar

Crisis by design, that is how the City of London has always operated. Cecil B. Rhodes during the Pilgrim Society of the 1900's stated(paraphrased): "This will be a 100-200 year operation to annex the United States." It has occurred for centuries and is ongoing today.

McKinley was assassinated in 1901 after presiding over the most prosperous America has ever been with tariffs and the American banking re-investments. In 1913 the Rothchild's seeded our Federal Reserve and then committed the ultimate evil: taxing our most precious capital - labor. The income tax.

Bill of Rights's avatar

Since 1913, the earlier Americans get up in the morning to get out and accomplish something helpful to others, the more they get taxed.

Danimal28's avatar

Yep, 50% of America pays no income tax.

Bill Elliot's avatar

Time to sleep in............

(figure I'd better add the '/s')

Scotty U's avatar

I appreciate what you write week in and week out but it is exhausting that that which we hope for never comes to pass….

Mike Herzog's avatar

Almost like bureaucracy, regardless of who is the executive is as efficient as chaos.

rd3's avatar

No matter who you vote for, you always get John McCain.

Mike T's avatar

"You could not contrive a more excessively convoluted balloting process than our fifty states of the union have come up with." This is probably THE Achilles heel of our federal Constitution, which has been manipulated masterfully by the CCP-inspired Democratic Socialists. Bravo! Job well done, punks. You got us there, ha ha ha.

Civil war ahead.

Carl L. McWilliams's avatar

No doubt, a civil war is looming.

rd3's avatar

I doubt it. Organized resistance of any kind isn't possible.

Mothertrucker's avatar

What about blm protests, the infiltrated Jan 6 “deadly insurrection” (Ray Epps?) No Kings protests, etc., ballot harvesting courtesy of Zuck?

Mike T's avatar

Or...a new confederation of like-minded states.

Teresa Cox's avatar

Yes, villainy abides and it will stay here, it is not going anywhere Sir. Mr. Trump cannot nor will he do a darn thing about it. You see, the democrats have lawyers and judges everywhere, as thick as the flies on a dead carcass. There are no moves that Trump can make, plus he has his so-called "own side" standing right beside him helping to block every move he may make. Now I am sure Sir you may respond to me with the name calling but let me assure you it took 66 years to finally realize I was right. With each election Republicans seemed to belly up and act more and more like democrats. Was I fabricating this in my mind or was it actually occurring? You see there is money exchanging hands between all those elected and it is a very powerful tool used to control what occurs, along with threats of exposure for bad deeds of the past. For example, Epstein. Trump is elderly and tired, when I look at him now I see a defeated man. I do not see a man with a trick or a plan up his sleeve. Frankly, I see a man who possibly may step down, let's say for "health issues" Perhaps that may be the best thing?

Ron Neff's avatar

What do I expect ? The GOP leadership will accept the MSM advised outcome regardless of how many "issues" the inspectors find. From what I have seen over the past 57 years since I have been able to vote is------ typically GOP leadership is quite happy with being the minority party because they can cry and cry to their conservative voters that they cannot do anything about those mean Ds because they are the minority party but......they still all seem to get rich over the course of their stay in DC. Remember Howard Baker, Bob Dole, Gerald Ford and a long long list of GOPers ? They loved being the minority and.......of course the MSM (which was just as biased in the 60s and 70s and 80s as it is now) at that time called them elder statesmen because they do not make a fuss when the Ds treat them like dirt and call them all kinds of names. And......of course the GOP at that time did not contest obvious stolen elections like 1960 Presidential elections in Illinois and Texas which would have given the election to Nixon who was very anti-communist but....basically a lib on all other matters. Newt was the first to actually decide to make Congressional elections competitive but when they finally did get the majority in the House they decided to completely overlook all of the obvious crime in how the House had been run for the last 40 or so years.

The GOP has been called the STUPID PARTY for quite a while but......I think McConnell and Thune knew exactly what they were doing in slow walking all of Trumps proposals and appointments.

Jeff Schreiber's avatar

If USA is under attack, POTUS should take measures under a state of emergency. This is where he takes off his CEO hat and puts on his Chief Commanding Officer hat to protect our nation from foreign aggression as well as internal treasonous corruption. Might be time to check on what’s happening in Guantanamo where the tribunal court is starting to light up.

SWhiplash's avatar

Great post and great AI photo!!

MH's avatar

The "Party of Victims"? Isn't that you guys right now? Isn't that what all these Republicans are doing? Crying about the election instead of asking themselves why they lost?

Jesus Christ. I'm an America First voter, and you guys are acting like a bunch of fucking babies.

Mike T's avatar

You're missing the point. Fraud. Should this not be addressed? Or simply roll over and die?

Mike Herzog's avatar

Exactly. No other explanation exists for the 2020 election. Let alone this one. But when ALL the supposed evidence is kept hidden and not presented in a court of law, seems like somebody is lying about 'evidence'.

It certainly isn't a reach to think that there are that many morons that would vote for Leftists, ...just any day at work proves that public education has failed its basic tenet. Zero thinking in more than half the electorate. I'd say about a 1/3 have critical thinking skills. Logic reason and Science might as well be voodoo.

MH's avatar

I'll take "Falsifiability" for $200, Alex.

rd3's avatar
11mEdited

Nobody in power will address it, and the actual citizens have no means of addressing it, so, yes, roll over and die is the only option.

MH's avatar

Mike, you're demonstrating the point.

Mike Herzog's avatar

Wait, babies do observational Analysis? Should we vote harder next time? sorry, didnt know you were making a point. Voting is irrelevant. its pretending We the People have say when the evidence suggests otherwise. The Uniparty is running the show and its bigger than Trump. That's why we all lose.

rd3's avatar

Democracy is the illusion that my wife and I, together, have more political power than David Rockefeller.

Jenni Madden's avatar

Nice profile 🤔

Gary A Smith's avatar

21% are under 18, and 18% are over 65. The rest don't make enough income to get taxed.

Lets not forget our Glorious leader, paid $750 in income tax a couple years ago.

Got any more bullsh!t statistics?

Kenn Goodwin's avatar

The United States will die from within. And so will the world.

Bill of Rights's avatar

Sen. Thune blocked the Save America Act --- but he was backed by all the rest of the republican senators. None of them spoke up against him. That's what makes all this voting mess so disappointing.

Edward Thomas Brady's avatar

When is that guy from Minnesota with the Halloween mask going to show up at Marc Elias’s front porch?

From the Beach...🌞🇧🇷🏖️🌊🐬🌎😎's avatar

And the South Dakota Senator without balls was reelected by his peers by Secret Ballot. America First poison. Glasses do not make you smart, Thune.

Dennis Osgood's avatar

The "democratic" party isn't and should therefore be called the democrat party, among other things. Please take democratic out of the party name.

John Richardson's avatar

Trump’s sweet Truth Social FU to Sen John Thune this week seems to be non-random. Tick, tock. (see link)

https://x.com/bennyjohnson/status/2120870249411289340?a=znQCt_E5mUSmNXuD1mE&s=46