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Every step was designed to inflict maximum harm:
• Splicing HIV into a coronavirus.
• Blocking access to hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin.
• Removing NAC from Amazon and supermarket shelves.
• No early treatment.
• Respirators that killed 90% of patients.
• Seeding nursing homes with Covid+ patients.
• Blanket DNR orders for the disabled.
• "15 days to flatten the curve" that slowed the rate of natural immunity.
• Closing schools for two years.
• Masks that reduced oxygen.
• Shutting down gyms.
• Keeping liquor stores open.
• Closing hiking trails and parks thus preventing people from getting vitamin D.
• Remdesivir and Paxlovid that are expensive, useless, and deadly.
• The most toxic and deadly vaccines in history on a new platform that will never work.
• Billions of dollars spent on propaganda to convince people to accept every step of this nefarious plan.
• Firings, censorship, and blacklisting of critical thinkers.
Covid is a world war, launched by the ruling class, against humanity.
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🪦 McConnell’s Office: “He Continues to Improve” — After Three Weeks of Silence, CPR, and a Cardiac Arrest Call They Won’t Acknowledge
Mitch McConnell’s office finally broke their near-total information blackout yesterday, July 2, with a statement after the 84-year-old senator has been hospitalized since June 14 — that’s nearly three weeks with virtually no transparency.
🏥 The Statement
The full statement from his spokesperson:
“Senator McConnell appreciates the outpouring of support he’s receiving while he continues his recovery in the hospital. The Senator continues to improve, and is working closely with his staff on Kentucky and Senate matters while the Senate is out of session.”
That’s it. No cause. No diagnosis. No prognosis. No timeline for return. No acknowledgment a US Senator was dead for who knows how long and in a coma for days, if not weeks.
📻 The EMS Audio They Won’t Address
Independent journalist Desiree Townsend obtained and released EMS dispatch audio from the morning of June 14 — the same day McConnell was admitted. The audio, since verified by multiple outlets, reveals:
- A dispatcher calling for an “ALS” (advanced life support) response to McConnell’s D.C. address
- The call categorized as a “cardiac arrest”
- A paramedic on the recording stating: “CPR in progress”
- The individual described as “unconscious”
McConnell’s office has refused to confirm or deny whether that call was about the senator himself. They haven’t even acknowledged the audio exists.
🔍 What We Actually Know
- June 14: McConnell admitted to hospital. Office says he’s receiving “excellent care.”
- June 15: Spokesperson claims he’s “fully engaged with staff on Senate business and Kentucky matters.” Yeah, right! 🤡
- June 22: Office says he won’t be voting that week, still “continuing his recovery.”
- June 30: The Courier Journal reaches out — office provides no update.
- July 2: After EMS audio surfaces publicly, office releases the “continues to improve” statement.
- Senate recess: Not scheduled to reconvene until July 13.
Even Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear — a Democrat, but still the state’s governor — said at a press conference Thursday that McConnell’s office hasn’t communicated with him at all, adding: “If he’s been in the hospital for several weeks, they need to communicate more directly.”
🩺 The Pattern Nobody Wants to Discuss
This isn’t a one-off. The pattern is undeniable:
- 2023: Concussion and broken ribs from a fall. Then two separate on-camera freezing episodes that multiple neurologists suggested looked like absence seizures or TIAs.
- 2024: Another fall with minor injuries. Then an 8-day hospitalization in February for what was vaguely called “flu-like symptoms.”
- May 2026: Spotted at a committee hearing with a bandaged hand.
- June 2026: Cardiac arrest-level EMS response at his home, CPR in progress, three weeks hospitalized with zero transparency.
An 84-year-old man with this cascading health record, who survived childhood polio, now apparently suffered something serious enough to require CPR — and the public gets “he continues to improve” and even more lies, “working closely with staff.”
🏛️ The Real Issue
This goes beyond one senator. The gerontocracy running this country treats their health like a state secret. McConnell’s seventh and final term ends in January 2027 — but the voters of Kentucky and the American public have a right to know whether one of the most powerful figures in Senate history is actually capable of performing his duties right now. Bullsh*t! “Working closely with staff on Kentucky and Senate matters” from a hospital bed after a cardiac event is not governance — it’s a Potemkin operation run by unelected staffers.
The fact that it took leaked EMS audio from an independent journalist to force even this milquetoast statement tells you everything about how these institutions actually operate.
🚨 ENOUGH IS ENOUGH! 🚨 Our hard-earned tax dollars are being STOLEN—funneled into fraud rings, endless foreign wars, and bloated bureaucracies while Americans struggle with inflation and debt. Billions wasted on scams like the Minnesota daycare fraud and NGO slush funds. It's time for a NATIONAL TAX SUSPENSION until the government cleans house! No more funding corruption—join the movement to STARVE THE BEAST. Retweet if you're IN! #TaxSuspension #StopTheSteal #DrainTheSwamp #AmericaFirst #DOGE
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Treasury just turned in the worst October budget deficit in history -- worse than the Covid spending orgy.
Taxes actually jumped by 24%. But spending soared by over $100 billion -- with a Republican Congress.
Nothing stops this train.
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Major UBI study finds giving cash to poor people just makes them quit work.
They don’t get healthy or start a business. They don’t get their life together. They actually become worse parents.
Like most welfare, UBI is about bribing the poor to stay poor.
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The military industrial complex
requires a significantly sized war to be happening somewhere on the planet at all times. Otherwise revenue, profits and share prices will decline.
After Iraq and Afghanistan, they triggered Ukraine.
Watch carefully which war they start next.
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To address the growing issue of students taking on large amounts of debt, it is important to understand how the system developed. Many professional degree programs allow students to borrow very high amounts, in some cases up to $100,000 per year through federal and private loans. Federal Grad PLUS loans do not have a traditional borrowing cap, meaning students can borrow up to the full cost of attendance, including tuition, housing, books, and fees.
As access to larger loans expanded, colleges increased tuition, knowing that students could borrow more to cover the cost. The steepest increases came immediately after loan borrowing limits expanded, and universities began setting tuition based on what students could borrow rather than what families could realistically afford. Between 2000 and 2020, average tuition and fees at private universities increased by about 144 percent, and public university tuition increased by about 171 percent. During that same period, median household income grew by only about 55 percent.
This pattern is especially clear after the introduction of Grad PLUS loans in 2006. Public four year universities saw annual tuition increases of about 6 to 9 percent from 2006 through 2012, with a total increase of about 46 percent during that period. Median household income increased by only about 10 percent in the same timeframe. Private universities followed similar trends, averaging 4 to 6 percent annual tuition increases.
The result has been very high debt levels for many graduates. The average student loan debt for all borrowers completing a bachelor’s degree is now about $30,000 to $35,000. Professional programs are much higher. The average law school graduate leaves with about $160,000 in total student loan debt. Medical school graduates average between $200,000 and $250,000, and some dental graduates report debts over $300,000.
This means many students enter careers that may not pay salaries near $100,000 a year, yet carry debt loads that require payments comparable to a mortgage. This has created a long term financial burden that has affected graduates, families, and the broader economy.
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The AI data crunch is here.
Data centers are sucking more energy than entire cities.
While fossil fuels are crippled by green restrictions and unicorn farts that don't work.
Electric bills are already jumping 30% to 40%. With much worse to come.
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Native-born workers gained 2 million jobs since Trump took office.
While foreign-born lost 1.6 million.
Media - and the Fed - panic about the “weak” job market. But it's pretty solid if you're supposed to be here.
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The federal government could “shut down” tomorrow at midnight.
If it happens it hands Trump a blank check to terminate every single federal program he doesn't like.
And it instantly puts the Federal budget into surplus.
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What happens if the Fed stops manipulating the economy?
The Fed was sold as ending recessions, bank panics, and protecting the dollar
Instead, it delivered 15 recessions. 4 banking crises. And a dollar worth 3 cents.
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DOGE is using AI to remove half of federal regulations because they are illegal.
They’re targeting 100,000 regulations that collectively cost Americans $3.3 trillion per year.
That’s more than the income tax.
In fact, it’s nearly the GDP of Japan.
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Trump “steamrolls” Europe.
Europe just signed a trade deal so one-sided you'd think it was drafted in Mar-a-Lago with a Sharpie.
It wasn’t a negotiation, it was a mugging. Brussels handed over its wallet, PIN code, and offered to buy Trump lunch.