A Color Revolution:
The American people have just taken their first full breath after surviving an attempt to smother the Republic through a Marxist-inspired cultural campaign carried out largely through the administrative state, media, academia, and politicized elements of the national security bureaucracy.
Most citizens did not fully perceive it while it was happening.
Many in the intelligence community either passively accepted it or actively furthered it. The architects of this project are not finished, but their effort has been damaged and delayed.
It is only by the grace of God that the country has endured to this point.
Please read Part 1 of a series on what we’re facing and what we need to do.
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"It’s easy to keep the government shut down when you have no skin in the game.
If we can’t do our jobs and fund the government, we don’t deserve a paycheck, plain and simple." - Sen John Kennedy
He is right, Congress should not be getting paid.
One of my favorite TRUTH BOMBS💣from President Trump at the United Nations:
"What makes the world so beautiful is that each country is unique. But to stay this way, every sovereign nation must have the right to control their own borders—and to limit the sheer numbers of migrants entering their countries. Proud nations must be allowed to protect their communities and prevent their societies from being overwhelmed by people they have never seen before. Where migrants have violated laws, lodged false asylum claims, or claimed refugee status for illegitimate reasons, they should in many cases be SENT HOME. And while we will always have a big heart for places and people that are struggling, the truly compassionate answer is to solve the problems in THEIR countries, not to create new problems in OUR countries.
According to the Council of Europe, in 2024, almost 50% of inmates in German prisons were foreign nationals or migrants. In Austria, the number was 53%. In Greece, the number was 54%. In Switzerland, it’s 72%.
When your prisons are filled with so-called asylum-seekers who repaid kindness with crime, it is time to END the failed experiment of Open Borders."
AMEN!
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I don’t ever remember being so furious as I am right now.
This is truly a day that I will never forget.
Charlie Kirk was our voice.
They killed him to silence all of us.
So now, we must scream at the top of our lungs.
This isn’t my strong suit and I don’t even know how to begin to put into words the loss I am feeling right now over the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Charlie wasn’t just a friend — he was like a little brother to me - and to millions of people around the world - he was a true inspiration.
He was one of the most courageous, principled men I’ve ever known, and he lived every day with purpose. His faith in God was unshakable, his love for Erika was inspiring, and the way he adored and cared for his two beautiful kids showed the kind of man he truly was.
Charlie dedicated his life to something bigger than himself. He fought tirelessly for this country, for the values that make America great, and for the next generation. The impact he had on young people — reaching them in masses, giving them courage to stand up, to think for themselves, and to fight for freedom — is immeasurable. There is no question that Charlie’s work and his voice helped my father win the presidency. He changed the direction of this nation.
Charlie was never a threat to anyone. He was civil, he was kind, he listened and responded with respect. The only “threat” he ever posed was that he was incredibly effective. He was a powerful messenger of truth, and people heard that truth. That’s what made him a target.
This loss is absolutely devastating — not only for Erika and the kids, but for our country. We’ve lost a leader, a fighter, and a man whose character and conviction were rare. Too rare. To think that his life was cut short by a brutal, heinous, evil act is beyond comprehension. It is horrible and it is heartbreaking.
Moments like this remind us just how fragile life is. We can’t wait to tell people how much they mean to us — we can’t admire them in silence. Charlie knew he was loved, but I want to say it again: he was a brother to me, and I will carry that with me forever.
I know Charlie’s legacy doesn’t end here. He poured into millions of young people who will carry forward the torch he lit. He built something that will outlast him, because it was grounded in faith, in truth, and in courage. And as his friend, I will never forget him. I’ll honor him by loving boldly, speaking truth without fear, and continuing his spirit of courage. His fight lives on in all of us who loved him.
This is an unimaginable loss. For me, for his family, for everyone who loved him, and for America. Rest in peace, brother. You will be missed more than words can ever say — but your legacy will never be forgotten and we will keep fighting the good fight.
🚨 NEW: The US Department of Agriculture cancelled a $300K contract educating food justice for queer and transgender farmers in San Francisco and Food Justice and Equality for queer and transgender farmers in New York.
“I’m not even sure what that means.”
So the House Sergeant at Arms is threatening to fine @RepThomasMassie $500 for this video showing our traitorous politicians waiving Ukraine flags in Congress
You know what to do
Censorship | Pauline Hanson's Please Explain
Imagine a future where Labor had the power to force social media companies to remove unapproved opinions and posts that made Anthony Albanese look foolish, anything that Labor deemed "misinformation."
Imagine how many ways this power could be abused!
For the few of you who are wondering, "what's the worst that can happen," you'll just have to tune into today's episode to find out!
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