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I would like to thank all the oil companies that wanted Republicans out of office. You did a great job manipulating the price of gas before the election and it worked spectacularly. It was $4.50 on Tuesday and now it's $3.01 on Saturday. I'm no economist, but this is a massive reduction in price in 4 days. President Trump did say it was going to drop like a rock after the election and it sure looks like he was right about that.
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I think it’s really hard for people who have never been on the inside to understand how Susie Wiles was able to isolate and manipulate President Trump so effectively, but that is exactly what she did. Every missed step and failure of the last two years can be tied directly back to her and her minions. The chief of staff is the gatekeeper access to the president goes directly through them, and that is absolutely essential or the president would never get anything accomplished. Clearly, that position can be abused. I am so thankful that Stephen Miller is now in that position. His loyalty to President Trump cannot be questioned. Take heart Patriots , this is when the fun starts.
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So. Boomer republicans since Trump got elected have had the brilliant idea to completely abandon White America. That definitely explains pandering to Indians and Mexicans so much who overwhelmingly just voted democrat anyway.
I am about to fully snap
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Looks like Susie Wiles’ people were gatekeeping Patriots out of Trump Administration roles! 👀 She blocked Erik Prince and tried to block Data Republican too before someone intervened on her behalf! Who else did Susie & her crew block? 🤔
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The Susan Wiles revolving door of treachery. Susan Wiles worked for Ron DeSantis. Susan Wiles was fired by DeSantis for leaking information Susan Wiles found her way to the Trump world with the help of very important friends in high places. Those friends threw a wedge between two good friends turning them against one another that being Trump and DeSantis. Once that wedge was established this RINO gang went to work on a vulnerable Don Jr selling him on you got it, JD Vance The Trump-DeSantis ticket was destroyed before it ever got started. The scheme was to sell Vance to Don Jr who then sold it to Trump. Vance then took back the years of badmouthing Trump and said it was a mistake Trump bought it because Wiles sold Vance as an up and coming rock star that will only benefit your presidency The Trump-Vance ticket was official Wiles was sold on Trump Vance was sold on Trump. As for the elite RINOs? They got their in woman in Susan Wiles a proven leaker and master manipulator They got their Pence in Vance Vance played the game until the midterms where he ended that game and started his separation from Trump by blaming the Iran War on Trump. Note how he never once spoke negatively about the War and actually held peace talks with the Iranian’s Once Vance’s blame game wasn’t received well in fact it may be his ending, he did a 360 and is looking to save grace for his 2028 run. This was an orchestrated, well designed game of manipulation to catapult Vance for 28. Vance fucked it all up by opening his phony mouth. Now the best thing that can come out of this is Vance is done. Wiles got screamed at by Trump before she left. Don’t believe the bullshit about Wiles leaving graciously just to move on from her post and to work for Trump in another capacity. That’s the game of politics. Never make it look like your administration is in trouble. All for show and tell They were both caught. Their plan exposed and now we know why we never got any of the accountability this country is starving for. The manipulative Susan Wiles, the same Wiles who was working on bringing Pete Hegseth down. Trump went scorched earth when he found out Enter the closer. Trump’s number one confidant. Stephen Miller. It’s Miller Time! All of a sudden the Dems and the media are scared shitless! Now without someone who was supposed to be your top advisor, manipulating you and giving you false intel, maybe we can get back to the game plan starting with accountability. Now we all know what Hegseth meant when he said Patriots are now in control. These are going to be a helluva last two months and a historic next two years. Let the games begin! It’s Miller Time! My two cents
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Sentinel/Pol retweeted
"The Chief of Staff, in my view, wields the power of the presidency. When they choose to, they control who is placed in roles and who is not, what information is presented and what information is not, who appears on his schedule, and who does not. They craft his reality. It is physically impossible for any human being’s brain to parse through the volume of data necessary to run the globe without some kind of filter. When you realize that Trump was largely viewing the landscape of the world through Susie Wiles’ lens - everything starts to make sense."
It is hard to believe because the public doesn’t understand how the system works. The Chief of Staff, in my view, wields the power of the presidency. When they choose to, they control who is placed in roles and who is not, what information is presented and what information is not, who appears on his schedule, and who does not. They craft his reality. It is physically impossible for any human being’s brain to parse through the volume of data necessary to run the globe without some kind of filter. When you realize that Trump was largely viewing the landscape of the world through Susie Wiles’ lens - everything starts to make sense. The question now is, what downstream people did Susie place in positions to further strengthen the reality she wanted him to live in?
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There it is. The donors. The GOP donors are the biggest impediment to enforcing our immigration laws. Always have been.
"Horrible decision." GOP Rep. Marlin Stutzman isn't holding back after President Trump names Stephen Miller his new White House chief of staff, a move that has several House Republicans furious following the party's midterm losses. Multiple GOP lawmakers tell Fox News Digital they wanted Miller fired, not promoted, arguing his hardline immigration policies damaged the party's standing with voters, particularly in Latino communities. One Republican even calls Miller a "megalomaniac," though the lawmaker also argues he isn't solely responsible for the election losses. The White House is defending Miller's record, but lawmakers are revealing what happened when they confronted him behind closed doors. foxnews.com/politics/house-g…
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BREAKING: 🇺🇸 A Democrat win in Georgia just flipped to Republican after officials found a memory card that was never counted. The Republican was losing by 58 votes, and after the card was counted, he is now winning by 262. Georgia's Secretary of State has opened an investigation.
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The Republican establishment saw that the MAGA grassroots was taking over red states, so they intentionally sat on their hands for 2 years and tanked the game so Democrats would win with a clean sweep. Our immediate problem is the Bolsheviks want to destroy us. However, if we can survive this, the Republican Old Guard just took themselves out of the game and we can rebuild this party from the ashes. Our big problem is 150 million foreigners overrunning us and getting entrenched. We are in a survival situation. But if we can come back from this, it's a winner-take-all situation where we get everything.
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Around the time this post hit 90k, a bunch of people with tragically poor reading comprehension began to chime in. The entire point of what I wrote about is to bolster the Constitutional American government, not undermine it. “A Republic if you can keep it.” The goal is to counter the Seditionists who just got themselves elected to Congress and promise to undermine the Constitution, strip us of Constitutional Rights and alter the fabric of our society to remake it in a fashion that they can control. “Government of the people, by the people, for the people" as Abraham Lincoln put it, does not mean sitting on your hands as imported foreigners and followers of failed German theorists change our Nation into their own ideas. Freedom of Speech, freedom of association & the Right to bear arms are foundational principles under the Constitution. There is no higher calling (outside of one from the Creator), than using your guaranteed freedoms to protect that of your fellow man. Under federal law, all able-bodied males who are at least 17 years old and under 45 years old who are U.S. citizens (or have declared an intention to become citizens) are legally the Unorganized Militia. You cannot preform that required duty with any proficiency without training and arms. I’m not asking for roving, tribal warlords, but rather that you fulfill your legal obligations in preparation as mandated by the US Government. I’m not anti-government, quite the opposite. I’ve bled and sweat for mine. I’d do it all over again. I’m pro-rightful Constitutional government as our Founders formed it.
Second and third order effects; welcome to the Insurgency. Now is the appropriate time for Build-up. I’m not asking for or promoting pointless insurrection. That Jan 6th thing was retarded. I’m giving you the keys to government transformation, even though legal Constitutional means. An insurgency (even a peaceful one) is pointless without first selecting new leadership. We currently have a 2 year window to find those people. They are commonly known in UW terms as the Underground. They may be public figures or hidden leaders. In addition to political leadership, principled Lawyers and Judges are needed for the very public struggle. The Underground also run Information Operations/ messaging. Many Conservatives look at leftist organizers and say, “that’s not how we do things.” That’s foolish. Even the US Army examined and modeled the Phases of an Insurgency off how Mao successfully accomplished his. Networking and coordination are universal principles. In military planning, evaluating second and third order effects are a critical part of planning. “If I blow up this bridge, how does that alter my own movement or change the lives of the civilian populace that I need to win over?” These very questions should be applied to tactics on our side. How might proliferation of previously NFA restricted items confuse or make their confiscation more difficult? Let’s look at the model pushed by the left with both marijuana pseudo-legalization and importation of millions of illegal aliens for the answer. “Oh, but the gun laws might change.” What is the Supreme Law of the land? Any time you fail to resist an illegal law, even in a trivial way, you de facto empower it and negate the US Constitution. If everyone refuses to follow an illegal mandate, it’s no rule at all. There are never enough cops to catch all speeders, therefore weigh the risks and keep your eyes open. The next component to an Insurgency is the Auxiliary. These are the support element, the saboteurs, the logistics people. Truck drivers, and electricians are just as important. The left uses street movements and disruptions to gain advantage. The right needs the same capabilities, even if it’s never employed. Financiers: these may fall under the Underground or Auxiliary. The left has Soros & Singham, until recent years they operated in the shadows. We need our own. The American Revolution had Haym Salomon. We need Constitution loving, patriotic Americans who are willing to trickle money into the just cause of defending our nation. The left and right both use obfuscation through PAC’s and SuperPAC’s to bundle and hide money towards their own means. It’s time that the same is done to preserve the Constitution. The final component to a well established Insurgency is the Guerrilla Force. These are the fighters who can be called upon if necessary. The American Revolution had the militia. I’m not advocating for violence, but rather preparedness. Under 10 U.S. Code § 246 this is already legally defined. I’m just asking you to follow the law and ensure you are up to the requirement. Train, buy appropriate arms and ammunition. Build networks. The G Force always lives in obscurity until it is called upon. It should always be a last resort, but without the option on the table, everything else is flaccid. 2028 may yield entirely different political results. That’s no reason to eschew preparation to defend the Constitution. I prefer to have elected officials who are doing at least a few of the things I want, but that hasn’t been common over my lifetime. I grew up in the Punk scene and later became a Green Beret. Being the underdog is kind of like a warm blanket, it’s old & familiar. Nothing I’ve just conveyed is classified information. Recognize the leftists successful insurgency activities and borrow them in case we need to activate our own. I’m not “MAGA” I’m something far more Conservative and American Right-wing than that. Pray for the best and prepare for the worst.
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I am totally down with the Stephen Miller pick. Miller is exactly the sort of take-no-prisoners man we need backing up Trump for the next two years. Miller's #1 priority will be achieving the MAGA agenda. He won't care what people say about him. He won't try to be some sort of self-serving Machiavelli, he'll be true to Trump and his agenda. He won't play around with quid pro quo, sell-out deals that do nothing other than advance the personal interests of third parties who never had Trump's back. He'll be ruthlessly efficient. He'll do it out in the open, not in backdoor deals that sell the electorate down the tubes. He's what we need right now. He's a wartime consigliere. Stand. Fight. Defend the Republic.
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This wasn't just the vibe after 2020. It was the vibe after the 2018 and 2022 midterms as well. I warned ahead of these midterms that regardless of the result, prefabricated 'MAGA is dead' narratives would be brought to bear. And they have appeared as advertised.
None of you remember the vibes post-2020. MAGA was dead. Any association with Trump was political poison. Republicans weren’t winning power for the next decade. And you know what happened? Trump came back. He is quite possibly the only man on earth who could have pulled it off, and he did. He was able to come back after 2020, so I have faith that he can come back from this.
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Today is Diwali. Every politician who posts anything about Diwali needs to hear from us. They need to know we are done with this heathen ritual. This was the line too far.
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>Apolitical VTuber "I want my content to remain Apolitical and a place everyone can have fun" >Right leaning "Chuds" that apparently want to force politics down everyone's throat "Ok guys make sure to not bring political things into non-political streamers chats or we will ban you" >The heckin wholesome left "DON'T YOU KNOW PEOPLES LIVES ARE AT STAKE YOU HAVE TO BE POLITICAL AND SUPPORT MY POLITICS OF HECKING WHOLESOME DECENCY OR WE WILL CANCEL AND UNPERSON YOU"
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Giving the Right a monopoly over military imagery is certainly a choice…
The rightoids are begging for tolerance now
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WATCH: It's now official, the race for Maine's Second Congressional District will head to a ranked-choice voting tabulation despite an apparent victory for Paul LePage. STORY: bit.ly/4zwVttz
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Of course, the oil speculators immediately begin dropping the gas prices once the Demtards win their seats. We can’t go nuclear soon enough.
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Replying to @libsoftiktok
No, we're not. The right need to get on top of this and fast. Use the left's tactics against them. Reverse engineer. Legislate. ACTION. ACTION. ACTION. All we do is TALK.
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Before I go to work: reading this cut deep. This’ll be raw since I don’t have much time to type. I tell people to join the Infantry a lot, mostly because I don’t know anything else. I joined at 17 and been doing it ever since. But I also think I know enough about life to know what a young man wants: a chance to prove himself. A man wants faith, family, reputation, honor, wealth, status, stuff like that. Some want certain things more than others, but they ALL want a chance to attain them. I’m also burdened with the knowledge of history. And that young men of western civilization are THE GREATEST FORCE IN HUMAN HISTORY. They can build empires or tear them down. Maligning them ALWAYS comes at a nation’s peril. History tells us this is true 100% of the time. That’s why when they lose hope on attaining their chance at greatness, they follow a strongman who promises it. Any one. You an agree or disagree with the hypothetical story below, but it is the lens that tens of millions of young men view the current world. You cannot simply tell them “communism is bad” and let that be enough. Many may be thinking “how can communism be worse than this? I can’t even get a job.” You see the problem? No amount of education on the fact that communism has killed over 100 million people matters. These numbers are inconceivable. If you want men to follow you, you have to promise them something better. That’s why I joined the Infantry, but it’s not for everyone. I’m just thankful I got a chance to take the heroes journey. I hope other men get to as well. In whatever way they can. But the last election sent a clear message: ignore/malign/chastise/diminish men at your own risk. Literally. It doesn’t turn out well. I’ll expand on this later because I have more thoughts. But that’s it for now.
Every GOP strategist, consultant, and candidate should be forced to participate in a role-playing exercise this morning. Your name is Bob. You’re a 49-year-old blue-collar worker in Ohio. You’ve always struggled to make ends meet. The good jobs were all shipped to China and the few remaining pay a pittance wage, undercut by endless illegal labor. You’re a 3x Trump voter because you believed he would finally make America great again. You put your son through Ohio State. He graduated cum laude in computer science. You couldn’t have been prouder. After months searching, he landed an entry-level job at Microsoft. Beneath his qualifications, but a good start for a smart kid. Then he got laid off. That same month, Microsoft applied for 150,000 more H-1B visas because it can’t find qualified Americans. Your son has spent six months back in his childhood bedroom, sending hundreds of applications without landing an interview. On TV, Trump boasts about the greatest economy in history and how many women and minorities are finding jobs. You decide a father-son steak night might cheer him up. Gas is $4.50 a gallon. Filling your truck costs over $100. At Kroger, ribeyes are $30/lb. You settle for hamburger, even though 70/30 ground beef still costs $10+. At checkout, a fat black woman is screaming at the cashier because her EBT will only cover most of the filet mignon and lobster in her cart. You think to yourself how the Iran war has made everything expensive, but at least we’re stopping their nuclear bomb. You weren’t even sure where Iran was before you googled it after we first bombed them in March. After dinner, you take your son to the county fair. Half the people aren’t speaking English. Virtually none of the crowd looks like you. You’re forced to leave early after a “teen takeover” turns violent. A foreign born judge pledges none of them will go to jail. Back home, you turn on the TV. Vivek Ramaswamy is lecturing the crowd about American mediocrity and why Ohio needs more foreign talent. Your son grows upset. You change the channel. Now a Republican surrogate, the daughter of a governor or wife of an elderly billionaire, explains that young White men are the REAL welfare queens. They’d rather play videogames in their parents’ basements than work. Your son says nothing. He just goes back to his childhood bedroom. You turn off the TV. Then your neighbor starts blasting reggaeton and cracking open Modelos. He brought his cousin’s family from Mexico to help with all the minority-business contracts his construction firm keeps winning. Tonight they’re celebrating his nephew’s birth, the family’s first birthright American citizen. You sit alone in your living room. You worked hard, paid taxes, obeyed the law, and raised your son to do everything right. You voted Republican again and again because you believed somebody in Washington would finally fight for you. Instead, your wages are stagnant. Groceries are unaffordable. Your community is unrecognizable. Your country is fighting another foreign war. And upstairs, the son you sacrificed everything for is lying awake in the bedroom he slept in at twelve, wondering what the heck he’s even supposed to do with his life now. Every time you turn on the TV, the Republicans you elected are either congratulating themselves or explaining why you and your son are the problem. For ten years, they told you America’s future depended on your vote. Now you aren’t even sure America has a future worth defending. The Republican Party needs to answer one simple question this morning: You’ve spent a decade demanding Bob’s loyalty. You’ve given him stagnant wages, unaffordable groceries, another foreign war, and a son who did everything right but can’t find work. And when they complain, you call them lazy, entitled, and racist. What possible reason have you given Bob and his son to vote Republican? Do you honestly think you deserve their vote?
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I think the biggest thing that frustrates the swamp the most about Hegseth is that he can’t be controlled by anyone but the President on earth and God in Heaven. You see, in this town, being co-opted is how you fit in. Machiavellian games are played in palace courts. It’s why you see so many strange alliances and hit pieces. In order to fit in, you have to snitch. Trade info. Advance yourself at all costs. And you certainly have to leak to the media so they can score their anti-admin points. Hegseth doesn’t do any of that. He just does his job and is loyal to the Constitutional chain of command. That is a mortal sin in a town based on deceit and betrayal. Washington rejects principled conviction like an immune system rejects a virus. Principle is the purchase price of comfort. Hegseth doesn’t care about the heat it brings. In my opinion, he’s brought the best of what it means to be an Infantryman to the town that barely cares if one lives or dies. Hegseth is an uncomfortable reminder to the unprincipled and conviction-less in DC. A mirror they don’t want to look into. That’s why all the right people seem to love him, and all the worst people hate him.
Replying to @BlackWordBound
The Deep State hates Hegseth for they don't control him. The POS Massie and all the others calling for his impeachment is a psyop. He's reforming the military out of woke/DEI which is unacceptable. They fear him and, in their eyes, must be destroyed.
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