JamesBFlorida retweeted
Loyola University newspaper has issued an apology in the wake of the murder of freshman Sheridan Gorman...ostensibly to her accused murderer. The Phoenix was sorry for calling Jose Medina-Medina an "illegal immigrant" instead of a "Rogers Park Resident"...thecollegefix.com/loyola-new…
JamesBFlorida retweeted
I was "sacrificed" to the Mueller witch hunt because the coup plotters needed to destroy President Trump.
To achieve this goal, Comey, Brennan, Christopher Steele, CIA operative Stefan Halper, and even my own university professor—who we now know was a British intelligence operative—placed false stories in the media.
They claimed I was a Russian spy who had an affair with President Trump's National Security Advisor, and that President Trump had therefore endangered U.S. national security as a result. This smear campaign directly triggered the Mueller investigation into President Trump.
Everyone knew the story was completely false. I am not a Russian spy, there was no affair, I was married, and I had just had my first baby. Mueller didn't even interview me, because he knew the entire narrative would collapse if he did.
But the truth didn't matter. They were determined to "get Trump." It didn't matter that they hurt innocent families in the process.
JamesBFlorida retweeted
Robert Mueller died today.
The mainstream media is already drafting their glowing eulogies, preparing to paint him as the ultimate Boy Scout, a steadfast patriot, and a paragon of American justice.
They are lying to you.
Mueller was not a principled lawman; he was the ultimate institutional hitman for a rotting, permanent bureaucracy. While everyone knows about his disastrous role as the face of the Russia collusion hoax, Mueller’s treachery goes back much further. His entire career was dedicated to protecting a corrupt trans-Atlantic establishment.
Here is the deep dive into the dark, untold legacy of Robert Mueller that the establishment wants permanently buried.
1. The Blueprint: Railroading Political Outsiders
Long before Donald Trump descended the golden escalator, the transnational elite needed a reliable mechanism to eliminate political outsiders who threatened their control. Over thirty years ago, Robert Mueller cut his teeth as a leading figure in the malicious prosecution and railroading of innocent American statesman Lyndon LaRouche.
Working alongside Boston banker William Weld, Mueller helped weaponize the justice system to destroy a domestic political movement. Former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark described this exact operation as involving a broader range of "deliberate and systematic misconduct and abuse of power over a longer period of time in an effort to destroy a political movement and leader" than any other federal prosecution in his time. Mueller proved early on that he was willing to obliterate anti-establishment voices on behalf of the elite.
2. The "Contract Assassin" of the Bureaucracy
Mueller’s actions in the 1980s and 1990s set the stage for the modern, weaponized Department of Justice we suffer under today. As LaRouche himself warned in 1995, America is held hostage by a "rotten, permanent bureaucracy which acts like contract assassins, using the authority of the justice system to perpetrate assassination".
Mueller was the absolute poster child for this system. His role was never to uphold the Constitution; it was to serve as the legal executioner for a shadow network of globalists who demanded total compliance.
3. The Russiagate Cover-Up and Psy-Op
Decades later, when Donald Trump threatened to upend the globalist order and normalize relations with Russia, the exact same apparatus that railroaded LaRouche was activated against the President. Mueller was installed as Special Counsel to run a "biased and pointless" investigation.
But the Russiagate probe was never actually about finding foreign collusion. It was a calculated, corrupt psychological operation. According to the data, Mueller specifically widened his investigation to "cover his own personal corruption" and to keep a completely false narrative alive in the media. By turning the justice system into a theatrical circus, Mueller’s objective was to paralyze the Trump presidency, derail sovereign American diplomacy, and give "false hope to millions of Americans that President Trump is just a bad dream".
4. The True Legacy of Lawfare
Robert Mueller’s career was a masterclass in the subversion of the American Republic. From his early days railroading innocent dissidents to prison, to orchestrating a deeply corrupt and inept political witch hunt intended to overthrow a sitting President, Mueller consistently served as the sword and shield of a hostile oligarchy.
As we watch the media mourn him today, remember the truth of what he built. Until we permanently dismantle the bureaucratic contract assassins of the justice system that Mueller championed, "this country is not free, nor anyone in it".
The swamp just lost one of its most ruthless architects. History will not absolve him.
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JamesBFlorida retweeted
Ilhan Omar: “Ethiopia and Kenya stole our land. We must work together to liberate our territories. Somalia is for Somalis only!”
Wait, she believes that countries have a right to secure borders and their sovereignty?
That’s fascinating.
JamesBFlorida retweeted
To honor Bill Clinton’s testimony under oath today, let me recount some of Bill’s sexual predation. He’s guilty AF.
When I was the Air Force Military Aide to President Clinton, I traveled with him everywhere. One night, we were returning to D.C. late after a long trip to Europe on AF-1. We landed at Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland, like we always do. We helicoptered on Marine One to the White House. We were all tired. It was around midnight when we landed on the South Lawn.
After deplaning with the “Nuclear Football” and a few of the president’s bags, I followed him to the residence elevator and ensured he was good before sending him up to bed. The presidential valets were ready to receive him. I headed to my bedroom in the East Wing. I was bushed. I showered and crawled into my bed to fall asleep to the TV. Shortly thereafter, my phone rang, and it was the AF-1 presidential pilot. “Buzz, we have a problem,” he said. "Oh s**t,” I thought.
Apparently, Clinton had cornered a female AF-1 steward in the galley and molested her. She was young, a staff sergeant, and married with children. I knew her, liked her, and she was super sweet. Now, she was in tears and sitting in front of the AF-1 pilot and commander. I asked the pilot, a really good guy, what she wanted. He told me that she didn’t want to be another “bimbo”; she wanted to remain in the Air Force and be promotable.
All she wanted was an apology. She just wanted it to go away. In the time of Monica Lewinsky, Paula Jones, and Kathleen Willey, this wasn’t surprising to me. It was, however, terribly disappointing and sad. I knew inherently that if I, or anybody else in the military, had done something similar, we’d be at Fort Leavenworth breaking big rocks into little rocks. Yet here was the “commander in chief,” and all he was facing was the prospect of an apology. I was appalled.
So, that morning, a few hours later, and as a young major, I had to walk to the Oval Office and tell the President of the United States that he needed to apologize to the young lady for his assault. Over my years as a combat pilot, I’ve been shot at with hot metal by men who really wanted to kill me, but this was the toughest day in my life. I remember on my way to talk with him thinking, “I didn’t sign up for this sh*t.”
I approached Clinton in the Oval Office. I’d arranged for his personal aide to be there too. He was nonplussed. Quiet. But he didn’t seem ashamed or embarrassed.
Two weeks later, on our next trip, we got the two together on board AF-1 in the president’s office, and he offered a very uncontrite “half apology.” He didn’t care. He was filling a square and covering his tracks. It was stunningly disappointing.
If anybody in the military had done that, it would’ve been jail, expulsion, or both. It would’ve been Fort Leavenworth. But not for this president, not for this man. It was just another day. Yet another in my experiences working for a man with absolutely no integrity and no moral fiber. Character matters in people, especially our leaders, and in Bill Clinton, there was none.
JamesBFlorida retweeted
As Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger claims Democrats are the party of "affordability," Democrats in her state have proposed the following taxes/forced costs on regular Americans:
• dog walking and grooming tax
• gun and ammunition tax
• new income tax brackets
• storage facility tax
• dry cleaning tax
• home repair tax
• new personal property tax on electric leaf blowers and electric landscaping equipment
JamesBFlorida retweeted
On Monday, college kids told us Trump didn’t do so well at the State of the Union.
The only problem…it hasn’t happened yet.
JamesBFlorida retweeted
🚨🇺🇸 Virginia just banned gun possession under 21 unless supervised by an "adult." Virginia defines adult as 18.
So you can't have a gun if you're 20. Unless you're with an 18-year-old. Then it's fine.
JamesBFlorida retweeted
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Tonight @seanhannity will interview the black glove for 45 minutes. It will be the best guest he ever had because it won’t say a single word. He’ll love that.
JamesBFlorida retweeted
On days like today, I like calling back to this headline from June 2024:
"Trump would make America’s inflation crisis worse, 16 Nobel economists warn"
CPI is at 2.4% YoY in January as gasoline declined 7.5%.
The "Nobel economists" were dead wrong.
JamesBFlorida retweeted
Dear @FoxNews
Isn't there anything else going on in this country that you could maybe talk about?!?
How long are we gonna run continuous coverage of "we don't know" ?
It's a tragic situation, but enough already. The only thing you're accomplishing is annoying your viewers.
