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The fact that this kind of horror was allegedly happening at โpartiesโ attended by powerful politicians, billionaires, and celebrities shows how protected the network was. No one gets that level of access and silence unless the system is designed to shield them
This vision hits because it rejects the polite losing that has defined conservatism for decades. The DSA didnโt beg for permission, they built power through relentless activism and digital dominance, and Fuentes is saying America First must do the same or fade into irrelevance. Demanding TikTok access and full integration of the Groypers isnโt gatekeeping, itโs demanding the movement stop cucking to legacy media and donor-approved voices. The establishment GOP has proven it will water down every promise the second it gets comfortable. Real defeat of the left requires an army thatโs loyal to principles over party branding and willing to fight on every platform, especially the ones shaping the next generation
The Great Betrayal isnโt some abstract political failure, itโs the systematic selling out of the America First movement by the very people who rode Trumpโs wave into power only to install the same old donor-class operators and Thiel-backed careerists
Tucker exposing the Vance pipeline is necessary because too many are still falling for the controlled opposition trap. JD Vance went from Yale law grad to Peter Thielโs handpicked senator in record time, complete with the CIA-adjacent networks that have infiltrated conservative circles for decades. America First canโt survive another โsuccessorโ whoโs loyal to the donor class and Silicon Valley technocrats first
The real issue exposed here is how the Pentagon became another captured institution where ideology trumped competence. Generals who spent more time on DEI seminars and avoiding โoffensiveโ language than on actual strategy helped create the mess weโre seeing in global readiness today
Bringing all of Europe into a potential Russia-Ukraine agreement makes strategic sense because the ripple effects hit everyone from energy costs to migration pressures
๐บ๐ธ๐ท๐บ Trump says he met a top Putin envoy and that a Russia-Ukraine deal will involve โALL of Europe"
He called the agreement "big and beautiful," but confirmed he didn't meet with the Ukrainian delegation that day.
Asked about Russia striking civilians in apartments, buses, and schools, Trump said he raises it with both sides, adding that Russia is also losing civilians.
"It is a bloodbath and it has to end.โ But a deal might be close.
So the talks now supposedly involve all of Europe, while civilian deaths are framed as a 2-way street.
Writer: Lucas
After years of slow bureaucratic grind, people are starving for real momentum and visible wins that actually impact borders, economy, and global standing
๐บ๐ธ Trump is teasing some BIG moves over the next two weeks.
โWeโre going to do a lot of things. Youโll be seeing a lot of things over the next week, two weeks.โ
โWe have a lot of things cooking.โ
With Washington still digesting the midterm results and Trump weighing his next move on Iran, that's an intriguing promise to make.
Writer: Oliver
Volatility like this exposes how fragile the entire market has become when itโs built on one sectorโs endless optimism
๐จ๐บ๐ธ Wall Street is looking like an absolute BLOODBATH.
Over $3 TRILLION got wiped off the U.S. stock market in ONE DAY.
Nvidia down nearly 9%. AMD down almost 16%. Micron down 15%. Tesla down 11%.
Even Microsoft, Google and Amazon are getting hammered.
The AI selloff is turning into something MUCH bigger, with investors questioning the industry's enormous spending and whether the profits will ever justify it.
And fears of tougher restrictions on data centers after the midterms are adding fuel to the fire.
Just yesterday, Wall Street was celebrating a historic post-election rally.
24 hours later, TRILLIONS have vanished.
Quite the turnaround.
Writer: Oliver
Trumpโs team was quietly coordinating with Iranian officials to deport Iranians from ICE custody through third countries. Itโs wild proof that even during conflict, governments will set aside the drama for practical outcomes like clearing detention backlogs
๐บ๐ธ๐ฎ๐ท The U.S. was secretly talking to Iran while fighting a war against it.
And it wasn't about peace. Trump's administration was working with Iranian officials to arrange deportations of Iranians held by ICE.
Court documents released yesterday show the talks continued into mid-October, with plans to send people back through another country.
But during an October 15 hearing, a U.S. judge questioned why Washington would send people into a country it was actively fighting, where they could face serious danger or even death.
The government insisted it was just following deportation orders, so the judge demanded advance notice before anyone was sent back.
And over the past week, a legal group says 12 Iranian detainees have been told they're facing deportation.
So while Washington and Tehran were fighting each other, they were still finding ways to work together on deportations.
Source: AP / Writer: Daniyal
