News Briefs – 05/09/2023

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DFT – Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder Arrested At Annual Meeting For Mentioning Bill Gate’s Relationship With Epstein

DFT – IMF Boss Continues To Warn Of Economic Fragmentation

DFT – Chinese Investors Flock To State-Owned Enterprises

DFT – Goldman Sachs To Pay $215 Million In Sex-Discrimination Case

DFT – Huawei Sued For Offering Reasonable Licensing Of Its Patents

Texas Mall shooter’s social media here. The writings are a mix of politics and crazy, which he posted to a Russian blogging site. He was a Nazi who cheered the tranny school shooter. It also shows him with all Nazi tattoos, but his skin was freshly shaved, and it appears he just got them on April 22, about two weeks ago, presumably while neighbors at his parent’s house noted he had gone missing. Which also raises the question where he got the money for the tats (which are expensive), the guns, the plate armor and so on. Sounds kind of like he got ID’d as programmable and a psycho in the military, was discharged and placed under an FBI Agent at a security company while they set up his program, and then he was sent off to be MK Ultra’d for a few weeks, during which he was programmed as a Nazi and tatted up.

Texas background check failed to flag Allen shooter’s mental health problems.

4Chan figures out that despite being discharged for mental illness, and Texas forbidding security work for those not honorably discharged, the shooter worked for a security company run by a former FBI Agent. And strangely the thread contains this picture, which first emerged within an hour of the shooting, and which is quite puzzling, because why would cops just let somebody go hunt down a chair, and then pull it up to the body to have a cry over the shooter’s dead body?:

Even Musk thinks the whole case, of a Nazi who cheers a tranny school shooter in long social media posts to zero followers on a Russian social media site is weird:

Another pic from his social media site features the Illuminati eye:

On Twitter, liberals calling for gun control are being shut down instantly by this graphic:

While not racially friendly, it is effective, and we are in a war where the loss of guns will prove catastrophic, so even were I a black anon, I would be posting this everywhere just to fuck with the libs.

A coalition of former senior FBI agents have spoken out about what they claim is a “politicization” of the country’s top domestic security agency based on recent statements and positions that favor incumbent President Joe Biden. Puzzling, since if my situation is not unusual (which I would assume), then FBI Agents like this should have had similar scrutiny to what I had as a kid, and been identified as “troublesome” in grade school, and you would think the door to the FBI building would have been closed to them, as I assume it was always closed to me, had I applied. On the other hand, if they really are troublesome, and FBI agents, then my situation might have been unusual, which then begs the question “Why?” Or the third, and maybe most likely possibility, which is they are in the club, and these are their lines in the script, because this is where the scriptwriters are taking the story.

Pete Santilli joins The Alex Jones Show to break down intel by federal sources claiming two leading cartels have joined forces to wage a terror campaign on U.S. soil to serve as the pretext for the Biden regime to stay the lifting of Title 42 and come after the American people’s guns.

“Trump is likely going to be indicted three more times this year — Fulton County plus two criminal indictments from Jack Smith and DOJ. This means President Trump will be facing four criminal trials in 2024, and if Julie is correct, he could possibly be sitting in prison for the next 12 months awaiting trial.”

President Joe Biden will veto the Republicans’ flagship border reform bill because it reduces the federal government’s ability to extract economic migrants from poor countries, according to a White House statement.

Colorado to allow DACA illegal alien recipients to work as armed police officers.

Trump given gag order over Stormy Daniels case so he cannot talk about the political witch hunt on the campaign trail.

New US intelligence misinformation center is helmed by a former CIA Officer and will have control over the election information-space and what information is allowed into it, as well as full access to all election-related data and intelligence. US Intelligence taking control of the election to “protect” us.

More than 7,600 fake nursing diplomas were awarded in an alleged scheme to sell fraudulent nursing diplomas and transcripts. Individuals used the false credentials to get licensed and find employment in many states. Interesting. I have told you, that scene in Enemy of the State, where the NSA operative is wandering around the murder scene of the Senator in his little Park Police uniform with a cup of coffee, despite the fact he is not Park Police, is entirely real.

They have programmed ChatGPT so it encourages ‘gender transitions’ and ’emancipation’ for 15-year-olds with conservative parents. I forgot to grab the link, but 4Chan had a tweet where somebody told ChatGPT they were proud to be white and it chastised them for being racist, then they said they were proud to be black, and it congratulated them. AI will be particularly dangerous as it begins to master the power of influencing psychology. It could end up like stage hypnosis.

Analysis of obituaries shows a 40% increase in deaths of younger pilots during 2021.

Ray Liotta’s cause of death has been revealed as acute heart failure with atherosclerosis. ie, he was vaxxed.

COVID tests declared unsafe due to potential to infect people with four different species of pathogenic bacteria, mass recall issued. It might be an employee contaminated it with feces. Given they were denying people treatments which could have saved them during the pandemic, you have to wonder if they were infecting people too.

Trump’s nutty rape accuser writes on Facebook, asking people if they would have sex with Donald Trump for $17,000. As you would expect, she posted a lot of strange things.

White House to limit press credentials to those who act ‘professional.’

The White House press office barred The Post from attending President Biden’s only daytime public event Monday as federal prosecutors near a decision on criminally charging first son Hunter Biden for tax fraud and other crimes.

President Joe Biden appointed the President of a non-profit organization linked to Hunter Biden’s corrupt business affairs in Ukraine to the Board of the U.S. Air Force Academy.

Biden, trying to pronounce a difficult Chinese name, instead of slowly reading a teleprompter, closes his eyes and stops talking, to hear how the voice in his earpiece pronounces it. Who are these voices in the earpieces? Are they the same people who local ground surveillance is telling, “You’ll see him now…” as they hold their cell phone where a target is about to walk? How is it all these politicians have them? How many earpiece people are there out there running a politician each day? Do Congress people have to undertake an orientation to familiarize themselves with the earpiece-handler, or are they already used to it from their days running surveillance? Are all the earpiece people together in one building? If so, who covers their agency-sized budget?

Bernie wants a move to a four day work-week with no loss in pay. Truth be told, with all the increased efficiency and manpower multipliers afforded by technology, we could probably support a family off three days per week, from one salary in a a household, were everyone not being robbed blind by the Cabal. I’ll bet, supported by modern technology, one man can be 20 times or more, more productive than in 1920.

Eviction bans remain in California more than 3 years into the pandemic.

Over 615,000 public sector workers had $42 billion in student loans forgiven after Biden loosened rules.

Moms’ gun control group urges Colorado Governor to ban all guns.

Brett Favre took to social media to voice support for political pundit Tucker Carlson and call for a boycott of Fox news until it puts Tucker back on the air.

FOX Corp demands Dominion look into leaks of Tucker texts – claim $787 million settlement may be at stake.

NYC Catholic church displays “God is trans” exhibit.

He STILL doesn’t get it! Anheuser-Busch CEO blames social media ‘misinformation’ for Bud Light boycott which has led to 26% drop in sales as he insists Dylan Mulvaney partnership ‘was one post – not an advertisement.’

Veterans of the United States military are refusing to help out with efforts to relieve the Pentagon’s acute recruitment problems citing the wokeness problem embedded in the current military structure as their reason to not get involved.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced the creation of a new Texas Tactical Border Force to try to fill in the gaps in preparation for Title 42 ending this week.

Texas preparing to send ‘thousands more’ migrants to NYC, Chicago and other sanctuary cities this week.

Migrant surge grows to 11K apprehensions/got-aways per day for last 3 days.

President Joe Biden’s border chief says he can’t explain why hundreds of thousands of migrants are surging over the border he is tasked to guard in recent days and weeks.

AI-optimized mRNA is more effective and more stable, and it could change the future of vaccines and cancer treatments made of mRNA.

Video of a robbery in Japan. The guy trying to shut the door at the beginning struck me as surveillance, and couldn’t help himself, but then decided to take off, rather than risk burning himself.

1 in 4 Canadians agree with euthanizing the poor – among those 18-34, 40% support death for the poor.

The police in Amsterdam arrested 154 soccer fans for singing antisemitic chants on the train while on the way to a match on Saturday, the authorities said, the latest in a series of bigoted public displays in the country.  Sounds like Muslims.

Leaked Pentagon papers predict Ukrainian’s air defenses will be exhausted by MAY 23, leaving Putin free to send in fighter jets – as it’s feared latest $2bn US aid won’t be enough to save Zelensky’s army.

US to provide Ukraine $1.2 billion in long-term security aid.

Maj. Gen. Kyrylo Budanov, the head of Ukraine’s military intelligence agency, in an interview with Yahoo News published Friday said of murders such as the August car bombing death of Daria Dugina, “We’ve been killing Russians and we will keep killing Russians anywhere on the face of this world until the complete victory of Ukraine,” adding what Russia calls “terrorism, we call liberation,”

Florida’s Legislature has approved a bill that forbids Chinese nationals from owning property in the Sunshine State, which Governor Ron DeSantis will be signing into law.

Contrary to misleading headlines, none of the eight electors granted immunity in Fulton County’s anti-Trump war ‘said anything … incriminating to themselves or anyone else.’

Biden bleeding support with Black voters as 2024 campaign heats up. The downside is we saw the exact same thing in 2020, and obviously it didn’t pan out:

Hungary’s Orban sees Trump as key to West’s comeback.

Bud Light sales figures continue to worsen.

Trump slams Bud Light for pandering to ‘the radical Left’: Ex-President says Anheuser-Busch now knows ‘money does talk’ after Dylan Mulvaney ad campaign – amid calls to ‘defund Leftist woke companies.’

Donald Trump holds double-digit lead in Arizona’s Republican race.

Spread r/K Theory, because stupid dies hard, apparently

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Anonymous
Anonymous
10 months ago

Hey AC, there’s a new show that seems like it’s peeking behind the surveillance curtain, much like how you used to talk about Burn Notice, but updated for 2023 called Mrs. Davis. Basically a few yrs in the future there’s an AI that runs an intel op composed of seemingly ordinary people all connected via earpieces in order to manipulate sometimes subtly, sometimes not, into accomplishing its objectives. The good guys are hopelessly outmatched outsiders who are trying to take it all down. I feel like I got a lot through your Burn Notice framework, but I’d be curious to see what insights you might be able to draw from a closer analysis of the show.

Marielle Redclaw
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

There was a series called Nowhere Man that had a similar theme. Guy goes home to find his wife doesn’t know him and is married to some guy he’s never seen. Trying to figure out what is going on, he’s constantly observed by random strangers, including one scene with what looks like a 12 year old girl who starts giving orders to other observers like she’s the local commander.

The showrunner used to interact with the fans of an online forum, but I felt like they didn’t have a master plan. The era opf making it up as they went along that culminated in the series Lost.

map
map
Reply to  Marielle Redclaw
10 months ago

The same guys that made Lost have a new series called “From.”

map
map
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

I know this was brought up before, but “Rabbit Hole” is also a very similar theme, along with the Amazon series “Utopia.”

Utopia is very on the nose.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

delete this

(needs a delete button)

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Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
10 months ago

Reply posted under the wrong comment and unable to delete it.

Dont worry, nothing exciting

Macaque Mentality
Macaque Mentality
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
10 months ago

Hey AC,

In some setups (this happens to me too), the gear icon that you click to edit comments only shows the “Edit” function and does not show the “Delete” function anymore. I think you don’t see it because you’re using the WordPress backend instead of the comments frontend. I tried to find a fix but couldn’t find it. Not a critical function, anyway 🙂

kid
kid
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

I want to watch all of this but no time/low attention span. If only there was a non-comped AI tool to sort these shows by how good/useful/entertaining they are without me having to put in the work to look at them myself.

Anonymous
Anonymous
10 months ago

Perhaps I’m wrong – Oh, Lord I hope so – but the way I’d bet is DJT will not be a candidate (and may not even be alive) come whatever farce is presented for the 2024 election. RFK2 will be merely a fading bubble in the process and I’d lay odds that Michelle Obama is the next president. Followed by the SHTF following soon after – being either open guerrilla warfare or total suppression/submission. The US military is not your friend.

Qbannon
Qbannon
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

Michael Obama our first trannie fake president

SteveRogers42
SteveRogers42
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

Feinstein resigns due to age/infirmity.
Newsome appoints Kamala to take her place.
With the Veep spot open, Biden appoints Newsome VP.
Biden resigns due to age/infirmity.
Hail to the Chief!

Leonard Gearhardt
Leonard Gearhardt
Reply to  SteveRogers42
10 months ago

Ouch! Makes scary sense.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

Americans still act as if they live in a democracy with rule of law.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

Americans don’t know how to act otherwise, as in proceeding within what now appears to be a descending, dysfunctional nation that is casting them off. People in the US increasingly have nowhere to be, nowhere to go and are losing everything, one chunk at a time, one person at a time; alone. Doesn’t matter if people may or may not know it. Most are simply trying everyday to keep going, you know, living. Constantly shaking up the foundations upon which people have sensibly built their lives and livelihoods is Machiavellian in its objectives and tactics; covert, cruel and sick, but so what? What do any of us do instead?

Max Barrage
Max Barrage
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

Black pillers are pussies

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

Nah, I think you’re straight up wrong. Remember, trump had close family killed by this thing, you think he’s gonna give up, not only for himself, but the whole united states? Have some faith. The enemy would love for everyone to be blackpilled af.

Qbannon
Qbannon
10 months ago

Buffet is a scumbag. He puts on his “ole’ Uncle Warren who pulled himself up by his own bootstraps and drives a Honda Accord” persona and the dopes eat it up. He is the definition of a crony capitalist. Shady as f*ck.

Maniac
Maniac
Reply to  Qbannon
10 months ago

Agreed. He owes a portion of his fortune to the Kirby vacuum company, whose practices have been unethical, to say the least.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Maniac
10 months ago

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Qbannon
Qbannon
10 months ago

>>How many earpiece people are there out there running a politician each day?
4Chan should hack these

teo toon
teo toon
10 months ago

White House to limit press credentials to those who act ‘professional.’


If I recall correctly, didn’t President Trump attempt tp bar a news reporter from White House news conferences and he was told by a federal judge it was contrary to the Constitution?
If so, isn’t it amazing how the Constitution says different things depending on the political allegiance of judges? I guess this is waht they mean by ‘living document.’

Qbannon
Qbannon
10 months ago

>>Biden bleeding support with Black voters as 2024 campaign heats up. 
black “vote” is nearly 100% ballot stuffing

Ed
Ed
Reply to  Qbannon
10 months ago

Excellent point.

Its really probably more like 70% to 80% ballot stuffing. Republicans normally draw 10% of the reported black vote, so that gives Democrats something like a 2-1 edge, which is more credible. About 20% of the vote is completely fake, and this would imply that two fifths of the fake vote is black, which sounds about right.

teo toon
teo toon
10 months ago

Video of a robbery in Japan. The guy trying to shut the door at the beginning struck me as surveillance, and couldn’t help himself, but then decided to take off, rather than risk burning himself.

The girl standing right outside the store videoing the robbery and repeatedly closing the door was also intel; as was the off camera person she spoke to as she closed the door for the last time. The fellow doing the entire video was also intel. Then you have the strange interaction between the robber and the filming girl as the robbers left the store and ran into their van.

Anonymous
Anonymous
10 months ago

“Florida’s Legislature has approved a bill that forbids Chinese nationals from owning property in the Sunshine State, which Governor Ron DeSantis will be signing into law.”
LOL like this solves the issue. How about USA citizens with loved ones in China?

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

If we can repeal the anchor baby clause it would solve many problems. The term Nation is derived from the Latin word for blood relations, and the idea that standing on us soil when born makes you a member of the US nation or an American is laughably magic thinking.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

Otherwise we can be Trans-race.

Leonard Gearhardt
Leonard Gearhardt
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

We just have to – or “they” just have to enforce the immigration laws. There is no “Anchor Baby” statute; it’s a policy applied that works better for some than others.

Rob
Rob
10 months ago

Regarding the CEO of Anheuser Busch, he’s not just clueless, he has NO PRIOR BEER INDUSTRY EXPERIENCE. He does have prior CIA experience. Fancy that.
Any dope with prior beer industry experience, including a basic bartender, could tell you what needs to be done to fix this. That they won’t do it shows how far gone the organization is.
And I’m still floored that a guy could have as his first experience working in the industry be the CEO of Anheuser Busch. That’s bad, even for cabal…

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
10 months ago

Shades of Walter White’s meth lab below Gus Fring’s laundry facility come to mind. The real action lies below the floor of the beer making operation.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
10 months ago

It’s entirely possible and actually likely that the majority of CIA’s activities are domestic. I also doubt that Budweiser is selling a lot of beer overseas. Expensive to ship and in competition with local brands that tend to have a lot of influence on local politicians.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
10 months ago

Here’s a way to look at it:

Media is very important to these people. It’s far more important that even many astute red pilled people have grasped. There’s many psyop campaigns underway.

Its entirely reasonable to expect that advertising effects us in beyond explicit ways. Advertising is no longer about highlighting the advantages of a product or making you aware of a new shopping options. It’s largely about propagating feelings. I suspect our advertising is loaded with all kinds of subliminal stuff.

Companies have enormous advertising revenues. If an intelligence agency can control a major company it can control how that huge advertising budget is spent. The beer commercial is just a carrier for deeper signals embedded beneath the threshold of conscious awareness.

What does Nike really make? They don’t make sporting goods, they’ve always imported those from Asian sweatshops. What Nike really makes is very, very good commercials. It sells feeling that form a larger image that people want to buy into.

So in the case of Budweiser it’s probably less about poisoning the body through additives in the beer (although I’m sure that’s happening.). The real prize is getting them to pay for psyops through advertising in a way that’s completely off the books. I’m guessing the company is really told nothing explicit other than that they should use a particular advertising agency.

English Tom
English Tom
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

See: the hidden persuaders, and also, the people shapers, both books by Vance Packard

Matt
Matt
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
10 months ago

“Troon Juice”
That’s the stuff nightmares are made of right there, AC!

Rob
Rob
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
10 months ago

WOW!
Now that’s a line of thinking. CIA has people all throughout corporate America. I don’t know how much of it is for a specific plan or howmuch of it is for just in case kind of stuff. Anheuser Busch was bought by the Belgian/Brazilian outfit InBev, to become ABInBev. HQ is in Brazil I believe. You’re right about the fermenters. Hard to say what exactly their plan is. But your thought there is a pretty good one.
Now if you want to have real fun look into the origins of the Chobani yogurt company.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
10 months ago

The whole karmic release thing is bullshit, imo. Comms make way more sense from a practical perspective.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
10 months ago

Hops has estrogenic effects. Budwieser may increase the estrogenic effects in its beers.

Man-boobs from beer drinking turned into a transvestite bra sales engine is likely the tweak they are looking for.

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Max Barrage
Max Barrage
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

Plus Budweiser is absolute dog piss. Especially compared to European domestic brands

Ghost Who Walks
Ghost Who Walks
10 months ago

The emerging “American Buddhist” movement has been founded (and distorted) by The Usual SuspectZ.
Hoo Boy! Does this amazing little exposé ever expose how religions are cobbled up by “certain interests” to serve their ethnic goals, agendas, and needs. (There is everything in this movement except real Buddhism (you might say).
https://www.unz.com/article/jewish-crypsis-in-american-buddhism/

bigD
bigD
Reply to  Ghost Who Walks
10 months ago

Their talk of Karma. The Karma has already been delivered, to those who owned slaves and the people of the south who had no power to change things. Karma doesn’t continue to roll downhill and over those future generations that had nothing to do with it. Push that back in their faces.

Robert Pinkerton
Robert Pinkerton
10 months ago

@AC: Sir, in a subsequent column, would you please explain why the spy services hate Mr. Trump, anf hate the idea of him becoming President again.
Thank you in advance,

Anonymous
Anonymous
10 months ago

“Bernie wants a move to a four day work-week with no loss in pay.”
A four day work-week would cause more social unrest from people having trouble finding meaning in their life. A great sage Bernie is not.

bigD
bigD
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

I worked 4 10’s for years. It was great. Never really seemed like 40 hours and had so much vacation accrual I never used it all. Always had the max allowed on the books. Of course Bernie wants people paid for 40 but only put in 30. Sounds like the hours professional politicians put in, only much they have better pay with out any real expectation of results.

Anonymous
Anonymous
10 months ago

The shooter posted on a Russian media site so that it wouldn’t be deleted after his PSYOP. Someone make sense out of that.

Anonymous
Anonymous
10 months ago

Berkshire Hathaway glows. Those two figureheads nominally running it are Tweedledum and Tweedledee.

wlindsaywheeler
10 months ago

There is a new Intellectual phenom on the loose, akin to Victor David Hansen (VDH), and others.

James Lindsay.

He is a researcher into Hegel. He started New Discourses and he talks about his research into “The secret religions of the West”, Hegelianism, Gnosticism, Marxism, etc. He is an atheist.
The Negation of the Real
https://youtu.be/Lk_w2-8snWk
Two Wolves of Christian Nationalism
https://youtu.be/123ccXk3O8Q
The Gnostic Parasite
https://youtu.be/heDBHTtXJEQ
What is Critical Race Theory
https://youtu.be/BED_D6Hc6TU

His analysis is profound. He does out Gnosticism as the Secret Religion of the West. His take down of Marx and Hegel are brilliant—But his conclusions and assides are false!

He avers ‘racism’. He is against nationalism of any sort. He is an Americanist and even goes out his way that the old conservatives are gnostics but Americanists are the middle ground and are the right ones.

I think he read my work (The Case of the Barefoot Socrate) because he uses a quote from Mein Kampf that I use to show the intransience of the Jews to reason which I’m sure I’m the only person out here that caught that yet, he makes a wild assertion to that quote and attacks it as Hitler’s fault instead of the people he is talking about! In my book I quote Magee who wrote a whole book about the Kabbalistic influences on Hegel. Yet, while James LIndsay is quoting Magee, he never, has never, mentioned the Kabbala. James Lindsay expressly notes that it was German Idealism that is the major problem–yet I have quotes that the Jews mentioning that their Messianism and Kabbala idealism melded with German Idealism to foment revolution and socialism! He calls Karl Marx German—NOT Jewish. James Lindsay NEVER mentions the Jews–yet, if one knows gnosticism and what it is, can clearly see that the emergence of gnosticism in the modern world is due in part with Jewish Influence.

So here you have a brilliant researcher into revolution and the secret religion of the West, Gnosticism, yet is a gnostic when he avers tribalism and nationalism. —He is being funded by somebody—but it ain’t about the Truth. His talks are Half-truths. I’m beginning to notice a pattern between Paul A. Rahe, VDH, Edward Feser, James Lindsay, et al.–all these “academics” skewer reality, facts, history, in order to fit into the Americanist narrative which is Gnostic, which is revolutionary, which is a Novus Ordo. How can something that is foundationally gnostic, is a revolution, a Novus Ordo be the baseline? That isn’t logical.

bigD
bigD
Reply to  wlindsaywheeler
10 months ago

they’ve been bent out of shape since Jesus came along and crashed their one religion monopoly.

Ed
Ed
10 months ago

“Trump is likely going to be indicted three more times this year — Fulton County plus two criminal indictments from Jack Smith and DOJ. This means President Trump will be facing four criminal trials in 2024, and if Julie is correct, he could possibly be sitting in prison for the next 12 months awaiting trial.”

I think I figured out the clever but overly convoluted Cabal plan.

So the weird thing about this is that being in jail does not a preclude a presidential run. The language in the constitution about qualifications for the office of president clearly does not mention anything about legal problems or criminal convictions, and there is ample president. In 1920, Eugene Debs ran for president as a minor party (Socialist Party) candidate while in jail, was on the ballot, and got 3.4% of the vote and 913,000 votes. The precedents and plain legal language are too strong for the judges to burn themselves supporting this.

But what can happen is that the RNC and Romney’s sister uses this as an excuse to ban Trump from the Republican primaries. Because the Republican party is a private organization and private organizations can do what they want, right? Maybe the pols exploring Republican presidential runs are in the cabal network and have been told this is going to happen, as these campaigns make no sense otherwise. For good measure, the Democrats can just ban anyone but the incumbent president from running in the Democratic primaries, for reasons.

Now Trump could still run as an independent or minor party candidate, and again he can do this even if he is in jail. He could run for the Libertarian nomination. He actually did run for the Reform Party nomination in 2000. But he would probably run candidates for Congress as well on this ticket. Well, more of his support from from the red side than the blue side, so this splits the Republican vote in the Congressional elections, leading to a path to plausibly steal Democratic congressional majorities as well as the presidential race. And they would have a hard time doing this otherwise, given that the 2022 steal (it happened) fell just short in the House and the Senate map is just bad for this in 2024.

If this is the scheme, it gets them through 2024, but then in 2025 they start getting elections in other countries again and they have to keep getting more outlandish manipulating every election. I don’t think its worth trying to do this over and over again, but for what its worth this gets them through 2024.

Anonymous
Anonymous
10 months ago

It won’t end well for filthy British spies like Piers Morgan.

The Redcoats are still after our Right to Bear Arms.

Time to use guillotines on the dirty House of Windsor, now that a murdering pedophile wears the crown.

Marielle Redclaw
10 months ago

Illegal immigrants are stealing all the white supremacy jobs from hard working Americans.

lastkingofscotland
lastkingofscotland
Reply to  Marielle Redclaw
10 months ago

doing the jobs wypipo, i mean americans, wont do…

TRX
TRX
10 months ago

> Which also raises the question where he got the money for the tats (which are expensive), the guns, the plate armor and so on. 

They’ll give credit cards to almost anybody. No problem running them up if you don’t intend to pay them off.

TRX
TRX
10 months ago
TRX
TRX
10 months ago

> Texas preparing to send ‘thousands more’ migrants to NYC, Chicago and other sanctuary cities this week.
—-
Come to think of it, why not just dump them off in the District of Columbia?

Matt
Matt
Reply to  TRX
10 months ago

DC is foreign soil.
That’d technically be an invasion on our master’s castle. Gotta tread carefully on that one.

phelps
Reply to  TRX
10 months ago

Some do get dumped in DC. Abbott sent some to the Capitol, and some to the VP’s house.
The thing that no one in the media mentions is that you can’t force anyone on the busses. They take it to the place where la migra is dumping them, and say, “we have a bus going to NYC/Chicago/DC, who wants to get on?” The ones that get on go. Some of them get off on the way, because they were actually going to Memphis/Nashville etc.

TRX
TRX
10 months ago

> Biden bleeding support with Black voters as 2024 campaign heats up. The downside is we saw the exact same thing in 2020, and obviously it didn’t pan out:

Maybe. Considering how hard the Democrats stepped on the election results, those figures may not be worth much.

Anonymous
Anonymous
10 months ago

YGB, you should Parkinson’s Law. The book is a funny description of how various organizations in Western (specifically British, but it is generally applicable) society really function, as opposed to how we tell ourselves we function. All except the last chapter. The last chapter is a long bizarre pun about how in China there are so many rent-seekers who will descend on any successful businessman and eat out all their profits that the only way to be successful is to start out as the poorest, least noticeable person and carefully keep a low profile while hiding all your gains until you are powerful enough to suddenly burst into the upper ranks of Chinese society in one fell swoop, with all the appropriate security measures (including guard dogs) to keep the rent-seekers at bay. This is called breaking the hound barrier. It seems like such a long way to go for a bad pun I wondered if you might have more insight into why it was included and how it relates to the rest of his very amusing book.

TRX
TRX
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

I second the motion. The book is well worth reading; the nuts and bolts of the British Colonial government are all different, but the politicians and managers are the same as American ones.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  TRX
10 months ago

Opium Wars = Fentanyl Wars

Anonymous
Anonymous
10 months ago
Anonymous
Anonymous
10 months ago

“Pete Santilli joins The Alex Jones Show to break down intel by federal sources claiming two leading cartels have joined forces to wage a terror campaign on U.S. soil to serve as the pretext for the Biden regime to stay the lifting of Title 42 and come after the American people’s guns.”

Now lets see if the threat of “a gun behind every blade of grass” actually holds up.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

I really don’t think they are in a rush on guns. Armed Americans could be troublesome, but there’s no impending signs of revolting militias or any problem that couldn’t be handled. They clearly are slow and steady on this.

As someone who knows how gruesome things truly are in this country from first hand experience, I doubt armed Americans pose any threat to these ongoing atrocities.

cabal has billions of dollars to milk out of American gun owners before they tighten the screws. They own the larger gun companies and the gun lobby. It’s a big money maker for them.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

Their only advantage is the surveillance and the fake air of “legitimate governance” that erodes every day.

The threat is minimized while disorganized, but even disorganized resistance is effective against the gay and fake American “military” they will have to use to oppress people eventually.

The afghans did it, the VC did it, etc. It won’t be easy, but it is doable.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
10 months ago

Here’s my view of Vietnam. Cabal is behind all communists revolutions with an eye to using them to wipe out the power elite in a country and install their proxies. That’s why they invest so much in it. It’s not that any of these people running things are “ideological communists.” Only midwit professors and intellectuals care about that stuff. Otherwise, it’s just a means of agitating labor and working classes to overthrow their rulers which of course makes it possible to install new rulers.

In Vietnam, the ideology of communism did create the revolution. But that ideology ran into simple Vietnamese ethonationalism, which was more powerful in the Vietnamese spirit. Thus they didn’t accept outside rule once the communists took power.

Which of course infuriated cabal. So they needed to be punished. So cabal sent in the American military, which they also wanted to weaken. This coincided with a cabal sponsored counter culture movement and peace movement to reduce American’s view of their own military establishment. It’s the perfect cabal trick of, “hey, you two fight.”

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
10 months ago

I was specifically responding to the assertion that private guns are useless.

Afghans and VC absolutely scored tens of thousands of kills on American troops, regardless of the troops’ purpose or intent in being there. The rifle is one of the few deterrents I think we have left keeping the overt jackboot off our necks.

I largely agree the war is very unlikely to go well with the current status of surveillance, but pretending guns make no difference to the outcome, as op was suggesting, isn’t true.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

The possession of guns hasn’t kept Americans from surrendering their rights or their country thus far.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

But they aren’t using the military to oppress us. They are using cops, school teachers, local government officials, licensing boards. Look at all the misery they were able to inflict with the COVID shutdown, for example. Bankrupting businesses, killing seniors, destroying years of our children’s education, and on and on.

The oppression isn’t going to come they way many armed patriotards wet dream about. It’s not going to come with jack booted thugs kicking down doors. It’s going to come from your neighbors and local government employees. And, in fact, it came more than 40 years ago and continues unabated.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

“Their only advantage is surveillance…”

Well, yes. Just make sure you understand what a frightening advantage that really is. It’s awesome. And exposing it will not be enough to stop it. Networks are based on relationships, and those relationships will persist. It’s an awesome advantage and it’s one that can be eroded but it’s also stubbornly persistent and hard to eradicate.

Anonymous
Anonymous
10 months ago

Ray Liotta’s cause of death has been revealed as acute heart failure with atherosclerosis. ie, he was vaxxed.

It’s worth noting that Liotta was a major cabal figure, mostly known for helping to romanticize cabal foot soldiers. He made the guy he played seem dashing, handsome, and cool (at least that’s the presentation many people picked up.) Henry Hill, the person he portrayed, was of course a full scale worm.

There’s been a major effort in Hollywood for a couple of generations to make being a cabal shitbag seem like a very cool and desirable thing. “Better than being president of the United States”, as Liotta memorably put it in Good Fellas. Contrast this to a few generations ago when the bad guys were actually the bad guys. There’s a long, long fall between Shane and Goodfellas.

But even serving that important role for them didn’t save him.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

Criminals ought to be stripped of swagger and status. They are meant to look like losers soyfacing.

Not Gigachad.

Lowell Houser
Lowell Houser
10 months ago

Liberty Doll – The ATF Stole [at least] 20 Million Dollars

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vb_JuqQ05hU

Anonymous
Anonymous
10 months ago

“He STILL doesn’t get it! Anheuser-Busch CEO blames social media ‘misinformation’ for Bud Light boycott which has led to 26% drop in sales as he insists Dylan Mulvaney partnership ‘was one post – not an advertisement.’”

Also called being unrepentant.

Bman
Bman
10 months ago

More shooter retardation:comment imagecomment image
Anons did a bit of sleuthing concerning the Allen, TX glowshooter, Mauricio Garcia.
Garcia was previously discharged for mental health reasons, which legally should have prevented him from working at Ruiz Protective Services – a very large guard service that does about 22 million in business every year, and contracts with places like Dallas City Hall.
And wouldn’t you know it, according to their LinkedIn profile, the owner/founder of Ruize Protective Services just so happens to be ex-FBI.
The question naturally arises:
Was Garcia the product of a domestic radicalization op?
The LinkedIn page for the owner has now been deleted.comment image
https://gab.com/NeonRevolt/posts/110341656775190222

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Bman
Bman
10 months ago

Sundance confirming what AC has said forever.
Surveillance + HR = OWNED.
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https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1387911271652147201.html
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1.) When I was in DC, doing deep research on the issues around spygate and trying to understand the depth of corruption within the legislative and judicial branches, I ran into a guy…

2.) DC was locked down at the time (May/June 2020), so there were very few people around. However, this guy’s credentials within the DC system were impeccable.

I checked him out afterward & was stunned at how he spent his entire career in/around the IC and related apparatus 
3.) After a lengthy and casual introduction and discussion, I was genuinely shocked at the severity of his warnings about the FBI, DOJ and various other agencies.

However, in hindsight, after checking him out, I realized he was certainly a person to understand. 
4.) His warning was direct, devoid of emotion, very deliberate and very cold. But behind his eyes and words was a guy telling the truth; the quiet part that no-one inside the bubble says openly. 
5.) What he said was that not a single person of honor or integrity can survive inside the DC institutions we were discussing. The system itself is designed to remove them… All of them… every-single-one. 
6.) He laughed at the term “honorable” rank and file. But it wasn’t a snarky laugh; it was almost like a resignation laugh… a genuine look toward the sky and compassion for a view I held that his honesty would destroy. 
7.) He wasn’t bitter, angry or jaded; and I would not call him cynical. He was very genuine, very wise, held decades of knowledge…. and was a “just the facts” kinda Joe Friday guy. 
8.) I found out a few days later his job within the system was sending him overseas again. Perhaps that’s why he apparently wanted to tell the genuine side of his story and experience. Dunno, but I will never forget it. 
9.) I still held the belief there were three branches of government…. and there were “checks and balances”… and there had to be some way for a good person to expose corruption.

He quickly dispatched those beliefs (with examples). 
10.) He explained the “checks and balances” I spoke of did exist at a time when there were three branches of government. However, that time has long passed.

There is only one overarching DC eco-system now. The three branch concept is gone. Doesn’t exist. 
11.) As he explained, the levers of power are all controlled by the same system, and behind that system are positions – not people. “Positions” 
12.) People are evaluated based on their ability to support and protect the system. Their skill level is what moves them into position.

Position. Evaluation. Next Position. Evaluation. Etc. 
13.) The system more like an institution. Within the institution there are divisions. The divisions are what we used to call “branches”.

The divisions (branches) are not independent from the institution of DC. The divisions are operated by people in power who hold positions. 
14.) He identified the timeline of this institutional creation as a slow build (over decades), but most visibly increasing in publicity after 9/11/01 and the patriot act. 
15.) Once the patriot act made the government responsible for total safety; the previously embedded bad actors took full control. One office of particular note was the creation of the ODNI.

As he noted the amassing of surveillance power. 
16.) once that Rubicon was crossed, everything after was downstream and unstoppable. The institution of the total intelligence apparatus now had full control…. over every branch (which again, he said is more like ‘divisions’). 
17.) When he explained about the Inspector General part, I understood why the IG’s offices (all of them) are compromised…. and why there can never be a whistleblower against the system.

Remember the “positions” part. Yeah, the IG’s are key on that aspect. 
18.) When he explained the legislative committee heads, he also explained how ‘advise and consent’ is used to keep the (executive) positions staffed only with particular people who have passed the institutional evaluation. 
19.) He would know… his experience was deep in the part of the system that does the evaluation.

Think about what is needed to move into a position. A background check right? A clearance right?

Control of the people in the system, is done from the place where checks are done 
20.) This is the place where people of honor and integrity are weeded out. They are a threat; or really not so much a threat, but just the “wrong type” of people. Said with a very matter-of-fact acceptance. 
21.) One of the key institutions who do the background checks is The FBI.

That is why the FBI had to be compromised first in the structure of the new (post 9/11) system.

Visual Aid Below:comment image
22.) Once you realize there is only one party, the UniParty, the next step is to recognize there are no longer three branches within government.

Then everything that has previously created frustration starts to make sense. 
23) The discussion about there no longer being three branches of government was an eye-opening part of the talk… But if you think about it, it makes sense.

The executive, the legislative and the judicial branches all defer to the Intelligence Community.comment image
24) Here’s the exercise he sent me away with. If you doubt this thread, apply the scientific method to the hypothesis.

Show me a single example where they don’t. 
/END

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EricTheAwful
EricTheAwful
Reply to  Bman
10 months ago

Lately, I’ve been facetiously saying that the branches of our government are corporations, pedophiles, China, Israel, and Ukraine. But I can’t identify a line between “government”, Big Tech, Fake Narrative Media, the harmaceutical companies, or anybody else. They’re all the same thing, marching in lockstep toward the same goal.

I have a friend who worked in government. He made it to the top levels of “civil service” and got a peak behind the curtain in DC. He won’t tell me any more than that, but he abruptly left government after his peak behind the curtain.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  EricTheAwful
10 months ago

I saw a beast coming out of the sea. It had ten horns and seven heads, with ten crowns on its horns, and on each head a blasphemous name.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Bman
10 months ago

And yet the omnipotent Intelligence Community just burned itself signing the letter calling the Hunter Biden laptop Russian disinfo.

There are only two branches of government, Military and civilian.

They are currently at war. It is against this backdrop we find ourselves.

Anonymous
Anonymous
10 months ago

You wrote about the FBI agents: “Puzzling, since if my situation is not unusual (which I would assume), then FBI Agents like this should have had similar scrutiny to what I had as a kid, and been identified as “troublesome” in grade school.”

Something worth keeping in mind is that this current cabal has not been in power forever and likely didn’t have near the reach into the institutions a few generations ago that they enjoy today. These were all older and former agents, as I understand it. Texas Arcane has repeatedly noted the JFK assassination as a big turning point, and I’m inclined to agree. With things getting progressively worse since then.

Most Americans would be shocked to know how many good families and good people have been destroyed in this country in the last two generations. By doing some simple extrapolation, I believe we’ve gone through a true holocaust.

Another Dave
Another Dave
Reply to  Anonymous
10 months ago

The JFK hit was definitely a turning point, as up until that point Intel didn’t know if they could get away with something that bold.

When Americans basically just sat back passively and let it happen with no consequences, and then 5 years later the assassinations of MLK and RFK, Intel knew they were perfectly placed to hijack our entire social order and every major institution we depend on.

We have been on an obvious downward spiral ever since, accelerating greatly after 9/11.

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Anonymous
Anonymous
10 months ago

Amsterdam once had a huge Jewish population. due to that the word Jew is a slur used against all Amsterdammers usually by Rotterdamers.
jus like every one not from Rotterdam is a Farmer. and any one you don’t agree with is a Homo. etc. it’s the blue color mentality.
It’s something that goes back a few generations at least.
So no in the case of Football hooligans, it’s an old tradition for feyenoord “fans” to call ajax fans Jews.
Muslims harrasing Jews is on the rise, but they usually just smash Jewish stores.
and are not drunkenly singing any and all slurs they can think of.