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Here's the part he didn't tell the audience, and the reason why he was given permission to speak... It's not just the accounts, the real people aspect. The operation included the assignment of AI Agents to each account to boost the amplification of the message. One real user, yes; however, unwittingly assigned 50+ created AI agents each to boost their content. The project created the AU Agents who operated semi-autonomously. Each real Parent user assigned dozens of assisting AI Children. That's the part behind the curtain.
Oil crashed the day after Democrats took Congress. Then Van Jones went on CNN and admitted the quiet part out loud. The day after the election, Brent crude fell 8.7% in a single day. WTI fell 13% on the week. Worst week for oil since COVID. Nothing about the war changed overnight. Only the election ended. And it is still falling this morning. WTI is down near $87 a barrel. Tankers are still getting hit near the Strait of Hormuz. But the fear is gone, right on schedule. The official story is that traders think a Democrat Congress will force Trump to end the Iran war. Maybe. Hold that thought. Because then Van Jones went on CNN and bragged about how they did it. His exact words: 'The Republicans never figured out what we were doing.' Jones said Democrats ran something called the American Accountability Network. Tens of thousands of real people. Not bots. Coordinated to post the same message, everywhere, every day. And the message never changed. Everything is unaffordable. Gas costs too much. And it is all the Republicans' fault. Jones said they tied kitchen table pain to Democrats on a positive and Republicans on a negative. The scale he claimed: 32.5 million hits a day on Instagram. 88.8 million on X. 185 million on Facebook. That is not a campaign. That is a flood. And it was aimed at your gas tank. This was not some random group either. The network's own partner list includes the DNC, the DCCC, the DSCC, MoveOn, the AFL-CIO and the SEIU. The whole machine, working one message. So here is the question people are asking now. If the crisis was real, why did oil fall off a cliff the morning after the votes were counted? Inventories actually went down that week. Less oil sitting around usually means higher prices. Prices crashed anyway. They did not win on policy. They won on volume. They manufactured a crisis, pointed it at your gas tank, and flooded every feed in America until it worked. And Jones said the network is not going away. What were you paying for gas on Election Day?
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Oil crashed the day after Democrats took Congress. Then Van Jones went on CNN and admitted the quiet part out loud. The day after the election, Brent crude fell 8.7% in a single day. WTI fell 13% on the week. Worst week for oil since COVID. Nothing about the war changed overnight. Only the election ended. And it is still falling this morning. WTI is down near $87 a barrel. Tankers are still getting hit near the Strait of Hormuz. But the fear is gone, right on schedule. The official story is that traders think a Democrat Congress will force Trump to end the Iran war. Maybe. Hold that thought. Because then Van Jones went on CNN and bragged about how they did it. His exact words: 'The Republicans never figured out what we were doing.' Jones said Democrats ran something called the American Accountability Network. Tens of thousands of real people. Not bots. Coordinated to post the same message, everywhere, every day. And the message never changed. Everything is unaffordable. Gas costs too much. And it is all the Republicans' fault. Jones said they tied kitchen table pain to Democrats on a positive and Republicans on a negative. The scale he claimed: 32.5 million hits a day on Instagram. 88.8 million on X. 185 million on Facebook. That is not a campaign. That is a flood. And it was aimed at your gas tank. This was not some random group either. The network's own partner list includes the DNC, the DCCC, the DSCC, MoveOn, the AFL-CIO and the SEIU. The whole machine, working one message. So here is the question people are asking now. If the crisis was real, why did oil fall off a cliff the morning after the votes were counted? Inventories actually went down that week. Less oil sitting around usually means higher prices. Prices crashed anyway. They did not win on policy. They won on volume. They manufactured a crisis, pointed it at your gas tank, and flooded every feed in America until it worked. And Jones said the network is not going away. What were you paying for gas on Election Day?
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"There won't be amnesty." - President Donald J. Trump
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All this lawfare over the ballroom was only ever about one thing. They simply couldn’t stomach the idea of Trump leaving behind a grand, permanent addition to the White House that would be associated with him. That was all they cared about. Now, of course, a future Democrat president can give the ballroom whatever official name they want, but the real battle is going to be over what people actually call it. And on that front, the lawfare operatives may have spectacularly shot themselves in the foot. Because of their endless efforts to ruin the project, it is basically now known as the Trump Ballroom. Had they simply left the whole thing alone, people might have ended up calling it the New East Wing or something equally forgettable. Instead, thanks to the lawfare saboteurs, it’ll probably be known as the Trump Ballroom for generations to come.
New images show the White House ballroom topping out after the final steel beam installation — GettyImages/Kevin Carter
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There's actually a specific reason for this. The color revolution operators talk about "transpartisanship" all the time. You CANNOT succeed in a coup if you're perceived as supporting only one party. Hegseth -> impeached by a Republican House, then removed by a Democratic Senate fulfills this requirement exactly. That's why they keep emphasizing Massie's party label and that Massie is a Republican. They'll drive this talking point to the ground.
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Isn’t it funny how he’s doing it now while the house is still gop controlled? What a pandering putz
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It is unconstitutional in my view for the Census to count illegal aliens. It totally perverts the constitutional design of federalism. It lets States who have lost or who are in the process of losing interstate competitions for population, resources, and economic development to paper over that deficit by importing and then giving sanctuary to illegal aliens, masking their rightful relative population declines. No Founder would have ratified a Constitution with a Census that works that way. None.
The fight to stop counting illegal aliens & noncitizens in the 2030 Census has MASSIVE political implications. @JeffClarkUS and I laid out the case to count ONLY American citizens. @ItsYourGov
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At the height of attacks against me, it got backchanneled that 4 separate bot networks on both sides of the aisle were acting against me (and the other Pentagon SGEs). Right now is about the same level of furor I witnessed back then. And also against @CynicalPublius in particular. Take that as you will.
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It is like that again.
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WEAPONIZATION CONTINUES Radical Norm Eisen has his man in the Southern District of New York trying to take away my First Amendment rights. I will not let Eisenites gag me illegally. Please read my letters to the SDNY judge in the matter.
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As of today, Stephen Miller is White House Chief of Staff. Rep. Garcia has already told him to "lawyer up," and on CNN Sunday Garcia said Miller "is at the center of the major policy decisions" in this Administration. Garcia just made the best argument for executive privilege, not against it. A chief of staff is the paradigm of the President's immediate adviser. For decades, administrations of both parties have taken the position that such advisers can't be compelled to testify about their advice to the President. District courts pushed back in the Miers and McGahn fights, but both ended in negotiated accommodations, not a final Supreme Court answer. That unresolved question is why I filed in support of Peter Navarro at the Supreme Court last week. I said then it was of immense importance to resolve "before a new season of subpoena tsunamis is unleashed." Now the tsunami has a named target in the West Wing. A senior adviser who stands on privilege in good faith should not face a criminal contempt prosecution for doing so. Oversight is a serious constitutional power. So is the President's need for candid advice. The Constitution's answer is the accommodation process, not "lawyer up" theater. @StephenM @RealPNavarro @RobertGarcia
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I believe in deportation and repatriation of all illegal aliens with extreme prejudice and without favor or concern for the sensibilities of those who may disagree with my position. I believe in the cancellation of all H1B visas, student visas and all subsequent immigration visas that cause negative impact to the jobs, skills, education and training of American citizens. I believe we are under no obligation to support, train, educate or subsidize anyone who entered this country unlawfully.  The primary obligation of a functioning state is to remove such persons from the general population using any/all means at our disposal while following the strict constitutional parameters as expressed and intended in our founding documents. I reject the crass, vulgar, intolerant and entitled attitudes, and the indecent behaviors, of those who entered our country illegally. And with full attestation to my American brothers and sisters, I reject the effort to use my Christian faith, virtue, charity and kindness as a twisted weapon against my interests. I value respect, honesty, cleanliness, lawfulness and common consideration while rejecting public expressions of vulgarity, filth, rudeness, greed, selfishness and indecency as defined by generations of western cultural values and standards. These factors form the baseline of ordinary interaction within the social compact of my comfort. I believe each person is equal under the law, and no violations should be entertained as permissible by those who are entrusted with the general maintenance therein. I disagree with those who express an intention to kill me for expressly discriminating against -and removing myself from- their cultural assembly. And, should the need arise, I reserve my right to violence in my defense. I am however, one vote with no greater weight or addition, and I accept those who are opposed to my standard hold an equally sacrosanct right to vote in opposition to my interests. Perhaps I am, "pretty far right."
I legitimately fell out of my chair watching this… Is Trump seriously suggesting MASS AMNESTY for illegal aliens??? WHAT?!!!
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🚨🚨 THE DEMOCRACY FILES / THE INSURRECTION PLAYBOOK, SPECIAL EDITION: ON CROSSING THE RUBICON 🚨 Many people on 𝕏 are calling for elections to not to be certified, or for Trump to not to seat the new Congress on January 3rd. In a sense, attributing 2026 results to cheating is too narrow of a way to look at a much larger and a much worse problem. The problem isn't that machines decided to flip 15% of Republican votes and stole the 2026 midterms from us. The problem is that our elections are untransparent, monopolized by mysterious NGOs, and set up institutionally such that they are impossible to challenge or audit honestly. I wrote a book, UNELECTED. It lays out the whole NGO Administrative Complex and how they have monopolized virtually every facet of our ordinary society and perform functions through, above, and despite Congress. This is what they do. They cut off every single plausible path to their own reform. The last two chapters explain my remedy, but I do not believe these chapters are easily approached without reading the other 300+ pages first. And I've had fans compare it to "A Brief History of Time" in complexity ... while I wouldn't go that far, it is an enormous problem with an enormous network that developed over an enormous amount of time. The good news is that our anger at finding out about this, and our lashing out at all this is the epistemic bubble popping. Regimes don't last long after that. The bad news is - to borrow a phrase my friend uses - there are many ways to lose, and few ways to preserve our Republic. I'm not here to tell you that President Trump shouldn't use the 2026 elections to force a showdown. I'm here to tell you what happens if he does. If he goes down this route, he better treat it like crossing the Rubicon. Pray for peace and wisdom for the administration as they deal with the many difficult decisions ahead. Watch the video with an open mind and heart.
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This is what I believe happened in the 96 hours before, during and after Election Day. I have little insider information, this is just me connecting some dots. I could be wrong: 1. The Trump Administration knew it would be a wipeout. 2. The Vance team coordinated with Susie Wiles so there would be a concerted information campaign to blame the loss on Pete Hegseth because of Iran and to oust him, thereby clearing a JD Vance competitor from the field (plus maybe Rubio too). 3. Trump was unaware of this campaign, which included Susie scheduling a Saturday Camp David meeting with Vance/Susie loyalists with Trump out of town (that meeting got cancelled). 4. Vance dropped his "It wasn't me" X post on Wednesday morning (which directly blamed Trump's decisions but also impliedly blamed Hegseth and Rubio), but not before a whole bunch of people (me included) had already started backing Hegseth. 5. Hegseth himself dropped an info campaign that was clearly in anticipation of unfriendly folks in the admin trying to pin the loss on him. 6. It all came to a head in the Oval Office where Trump had to choose between Susie and Hegseth. Trump chose Hegseth and ousted Susie. This is all conjecture on my part, but it feels right. I base my assessment in part on the fact that there were media people telling me that the Vance team was POd at my "Hegseth 2028" article and they tried to discredit me in the media as being paid by Hegseth to post that article (which is an absolute lie). (Note the similar attacks on Laura Loomer.) Politics is a nasty, nasty business. As you see efforts to impeach Hegseth in the days and weeks ahead because he does his job so well, please consider my theory.
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🚨🚨 THE DEMOCRACY FILES / ILLEGITIMACY PLAYBOOK, PART 16: HOW THE MIDTERMS WERE PULLED OFF 🚨 Among today's talk of voter fraud, a critical role is overlooked: the importance of NGOs in early voting. Below, I show the receipts where NGOs directly take a role in making the midterms happen. It's been a long week, and I'm too tired to type up a summary. Just know the two main points: Republicans have an institutional blindness. They believe getting voters is all about branding and messaging. They pay enormous sums to consultants and TV ads and have endless conferences on what the right "message" is. Democrats, meanwhile, have built an entire and expensive institutional machinery around getting people physically to the polls. And they were more motivated in 2026 than any other year. I do NOT deny the existence of voter fraud. Saying the data doesn't show that others claim to show, is not equivalent to saying there is no fraud. As I've said in several posts today, the election system in the United States is structurally set up such that citizenship verification is an honor system. The biggest swings in 2026 were among young people and Hispanics. And 2026 was a concerted effort by NGOs like none other. Watch them in their own words how they pulled it off:
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I'm seeing an increasing groundswell on the Right saying the entire election was stolen. I'm also seeing analysts I respect saying that the voting shift was consistently demographic-based across the board, a trend which would not be possible in some sort of electronically manipulated election. I'm not saying voter fraud does not exist. It does. Alaska is an easy example. I only ask that you remember that the Color Revolution plotters expected to win the midterms, and expected to use Trump and the MAGA movement contesting the results as a "redline" that could be used to declare Trump "illegitimate" and overthrow him. That "redline" could occur anytime between now and January 3rd (the date the new Congress is seated). I'm not telling you not to look for voter fraud. I AM telling you to use good judgment and discernment and to realize that there are bad actors who may be stirring up some of these arguments as false flag ops. Please be discerning.
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This will make your blood boil. @alabamapower has defied the wishes of The Army Corps of Engineers, The DOI, The USDA, and me. They have an alternative route with a willing land owner, but refuse to use it. @Gfennchurch
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.@AGToddBlanche: You have @RepRobertGarcia — minutes after Stephen Miller was promoted to be the Chief of Staff to the President of the United States — telling him to 'lawyer up.' Well, I tell you what, Stephen Miller has a lawyer. It's me and the entire Department of Justice.
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A hillbilly went hunting one day in West Virginia and bagged three ducks. He put them in the bed of his pickup truck and was about to drive home where he was confronted by an ornery game warden who didn't like hillbillies. The game warden ordered the hillbilly to show his hunting license, and the hillbilly pulled out a valid West Virginia hunting license. The game warden looked at the license, then reached over and picked up one of the ducks, sniffed its butt, and said, This duck ain't from West Virginia. This is a Kentucky duck. You got a Kentucky hunting license, boy?" The hillbilly reached into his wallet and produced a Kentucky hunting license. The game warden looked at it, then reached over and grabbed the second duck, sniffed its butt, and said, 'This ain't no Kentucky duck. This duck's from Tennessee. You got a Tennessee license? The hillbilly reached into his wallet and produced a Tennessee license. The warden then reached over and picked up the third duck. 'This duck's from Virginia. You got a Virginia hunting license?" Again the hillbilly reached into his wallet and brought out a Virginia hunting license. The game warden was extremely frustrated at this point, and he yelled at the hillbilly, just where the hell are you from?" The hillbilly turned around, bent over dropped his pants, and said, You tell me, you’re the expert!
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THE SCREWTAPE LETTERS A Reply From the Republican Establishment Dear Young STEM Grad Conservative, Thank you for your letter. We understand that you are unemployed, in debt, and concerned about your future. First, we must correct a misunderstanding. GDP does not require you to be employed to grow. Economic growth can be achieved through additional workers, investment, and consumption. Your personal prosperity, while desirable, is not a prerequisite for national economic success. Regarding your engineering degree, our friends at the Chamber of Commerce continue to report shortages of qualified workers. We appreciate that you consider yourself qualified, but we cannot expect employers to accept your assessment over their own. You ask why we prioritize business interests. Please understand that businesses create jobs. They also create something essential to modern political life: campaign contributions. You raise concerns about election integrity and voter registration in Texas. We share your commitment to confidence in elections, provided that addressing these concerns does not interfere with our other legislative priorities. You also ask what we intend to accomplish in the next two years that we could not accomplish in the previous two. We are delighted you asked. We intend to campaign on accomplishing it. You may wonder what reason you have to support us in 2028. Surely you would not prefer the other party. We appreciate your patience. Young people like you are the future of our movement, and we look forward to discussing your future again during the next election cycle. Sincerely, The Republican Establishment Office of Corporate Relations and Voter Expectations P.S. We understand you are unemployed, but our quarterly fundraising deadline is approaching. Would you consider contributing $25, $50, or $100 to help us continue fighting for American workers? P.P.S. Your contribution will be matched by a generous corporate donor.
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