Generally dubious of world establishment(s). Reading books (π) that reveal their covert ideas and plans and sharing them with whoeverβs interested.
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Iβm just trying to discover and learn the truth about the world of philanthropy and all that it involves and share what Iβve learned with those who are also interested. The truth is most often somewhere in the middle but it sometimes can be to the extreme far sides on either side. I have found that actual books are usually more reliable than media, TV or internet, on averageβ even in their biases.
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I felt the same way about his behavior toward George Soros between the 2016 election and the 2017 inauguration. For as many protests as that man is funding (Soros) to keep Trump from the Oval Office, Trump seemed entirely unbothered by it.
Even when the TEA party asked Trump what he thought about Soros, Trump flatout said leave Soros alone.
That never set well with meβ even when I was a Trumper.
I keep hearing all these copes that the midterms were stolen.
If that's true, then Trump allowed it.
He claimed the 2020 election was stolen (and I agree).
He did nothing.
Then there's what happened in Butler.
He did nothing.
For a man who claims to have had all his elections stolen out from under him and who's had multiple attempts on his life, he certainly seems pretty chill with that.
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A lot of people donβt realize that the same people that funded the holocaust industry funded Jeffrey Epstein. Literally.
Look up Lesley Wexnerβs foundations. Ask grok some questions about how significant they are to the Israeli cause and development over the last 40 years.
And he was Epsteinβs bank roll.
Me quote-tweeting Jo is π£π€π© an endorsement of her or her political opinions because I overall donβt like her ideas. But sheβs right about this. π€·π»ββοΈβ¬οΈ
On one hand, youβre right and on the other hand, we donβt really deserve anything weβre not willing to fight back to get. Why would lying thieves give back something they stole in the first place?
It was literally created to distract us with the appearance of equal balance between work and private time. The average person would eventually feel shameful if they had too much time o their hands but theyβd also get pissed if all they ever did was work. The 8-8-8 routine actually helps to keep us from becoming creators and innovators ourselves.
Youβre also covertly funding the international sex trafficking ring, whether you know it or not. Ouch! Did I say that out loud? π€·π»ββοΈπ¬
Voters often tell non-voters their inaction is basically a vote for the side said voter hates. Itβs an attempt to make you feel like you abdicated your civic duty. I could flip this, you know? It could equally be argued that anyone who still votes at all in 2026 and going forward, is complicit with institutional pedophilia and sex trafficking.
Iβm tired of this socio-political binary thinking everyone tends to have. If youβre right once, youβre always right. If youβre wrong once, youβre always wrong. And youβre not allowed to change your mind without being a plant or an βagentβ (whatever the hell that even is) or a grifter. People have the right to have different opinions.
Both of these statements are true. And in my opinion, any American who got out and voted ππ© ππ‘π‘, regardless of how they voted, should be alarming. Weβre still treating elections like they matter when they donβt.
The safety of our neighborhoods is supposed to be our responsibility, not the policeβs, not the DHSβ, not the DOJ, ours.
People never think about this but why should paid strangers in a 3-letter organization care about the people who come into our communities and commit crimes? They donβt live in these communities with us and theyβre not effected by the crimes they commit. Why should they care?
America has outsourced everything to the federal government.
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It's obvious at this point that Mark Levin and Ben Shapiro are acting as a proxy for a Israel to undermine American sovereignty and compromise America's independence.
I'm calling for a full investigation on both for commission of the following federal crimes:
Treason β 18 U.S.C. Β§ 2381
Conspiracy to overthrow the U.S. government β 18 U.S.C. Β§ 2384
Seditious conspiracy β 18 U.S.C. Β§ 2384
Acting as an unregistered foreign agent β 22 U.S.C. Β§ 618
Espionage β 18 U.S.C. §§ 793β794
Conspiracy against the United States β 18 U.S.C. Β§ 37
Providing material support to a foreign terrorist organization β 18 U.S.C. Β§ 2339B
Watch this video and then read the comments.
This man is technically well within his rights to question the cop like he did.
Speeding, on its own, is what we call a βvictimlessβ crime. (And if you argue with this statement β¬οΈ, then you donβt understand what I actually said). Speeding only becomes a legitimate crime if someone or their property becomes injured, damaged or killed.
Also, cops are public servants, they get paid to serve and protect. But policing, real policing, is more about retribution than actual prevention.
Again, watch the video and read the comments. The comments are loaded with evidence that people donβt like or want freedom, they want safety and privilege.
The problem is that Americans today think this translates to βvote harderβ or βvote differentlyβ or βvote more consciouslyβ next time.
Most Americans donβt really internalize the fact that the American Revolution was born in guns and bloodshed and literal fights, not in shouting or throwing a piece of parchment at the Redcoats.
