Trump bans the propaganda machine and they scream dictatorship. They don't want you to know they are part of Bertrand Russell's "scientific dictatorship" that conditions you to think "snow is black." https://t.co/0sxlivU2bz
The media's purpose isn't always truth. As Bertrand Russell outlined, institutions can aim to instill 'unshakable conviction' that fiction is fact. This echoes historical policies where control, not truth, was the aim. #MediaTruth#Propaganda#SocietalControl
They taught you snow is black.
Trump didn’t ban the press for sport. He hit a propaganda machine Bertrand Russell wrote the manual for — mass psychology so you never ask where your convictions came from.
$6 diesel isn’t “Trump broke it.” It’s thirty years of zero-growth policy.
Why Trump Banned the Press (They Taught You Snow is Black):
If you want to fly any other flag than this one, you need to go ahead and pack your bags, go back to where you came from, and go wave it there.
We don't want you here.
The FBI arrested Jeffrey Scott Hamm Jr. after he allegedly made multiple violent threats against President Trump’s life online. He just pled guilty.
Threats against President Trump, his team, or any public official will be fully investigated by this FBI.
-DKP🇺🇸
OPERATION BLACKOUT.
These aren’t random scammers sitting behind laptops. They built fortified compounds, trafficked human beings, forced slave labor, and constructed an international fraud machine targeting Americans.
So we’re dismantling the machine.
$15+ BILLION in assets and crypto seized.
500+ fake investment sites shut down.
Hundreds arrested.
Thousands of trafficked workers freed.
10,000+ Americans warned before they could be robbed.
More than $500 MILLION saved.
And 20+ countries are now coordinating in this fight.
These criminals built an industry that could target Americans from anywhere.
-DKP 🇺🇸
2 points on reading this:
1. Trump and Bessent are dismantling a deceptively-instituted-US-financial-system that constructed not for the benefit of AMERICANS and AMERICA, but instead for the benefit of a TRANSNATIONAL CRIME SYNDICATE and it's U.S. SHADOW GOVERNMENT FRANCHISE.
This vile 'shadow financial system' was set up to institute a FIAT CURRENCY by decoupling the U.S. Dollar from any kind of asset-backing, while also shifting the entire country from a tariff to an income tax infrastructure.
2. On top of intentionally devaluing the dollar, and creating fiat currency to introduce inflation and expand that inflation with ever-rising prices, this vile shadow financial system was crafted in various clever ways to DEMORALIZE the American people.
A fiat currency is open to all kinds of shady manipulation and subjugation that can be done by a 'hidden hand'. Once you've shifted the country to an ASSET-BACKED currency system, all of the shady practices of the past 130 years become moot. Assets are tracked, and the tracking infrastructure is already in place.
The vast majority of the theft/fraud/money laundering that's been going was the ENTIRE POINT of implementing a fiat currency system in THE FIRST FRIGGIN' PLACE.
This is why Trump and Besset are meeting such frantic opposition to common sense financial incentives that will benefit both AMERICA and AMERICANS.
Because these two men are LITERALLY shifting our country at 'warp speed' from the old corrupt system to a new one.
And what they are doing is working.
CNN's Laura Coates passionately explained why mortgage fraud is not a victimless crime (when it was Trump being prosecuted for it).
CNN's Laura Coates also explained why mortgage fraud is a victimless crime (when it was Letitia James being prosecuted for it).
This is CNN.
I remember when CNN, ABC and NBC decided Trump’s speech wasn’t worth carrying live.
Fine. Their network, their call.
But now that Trump has kicked certain outlets out of the White House press pool, suddenly everybody’s acting shocked and offended. CNN says the restrictions are unconstitutional and is considering legal action.
Man, come on.
You don’t get to spend years treating somebody like they’re not worth hearing, then clutch your pearls the second the door gets shut in your face.
That whole media-versus-Trump fight is getting ridiculous.
“The White House is not instituting an assault on the Free Press, something which I cherish. It is instituting an assault on the FAKE NEWS, something that has grown like Cancer in our beloved United States of America…” - President Donald J. Trump
Tony Blair – The UK’s Obama.
He is not the villain of this story either. He is its most elegant European expression – the long march rebranded as modernization, delivered by a man so gifted at the aesthetics of the new that nobody noticed how old the project was.
1. He arrived in 1994 as the leader of a Labour Party that had lost four consecutive elections. What he offered was not socialism – he was too clever for that. He offered the third way: the progressive project stripped of its rough edges, repackaged for the professional class, delivered in the language of competence and modernity. New Labour. The name was the program. Everything that had made Labour unelectable was old. Everything Blair offered was new. The content was largely the same. The packaging was revolutionary.
2. The rhetorical genius was real. He could make the correct position feel like common sense, make the opposition feel not just wrong but somehow embarrassing, make voting Labour feel like joining the future rather than the past. "Things can only get better" was the campaign song. It was also the complete statement of the cultural hegemony achieved: the existing order was not just wrong, it was over. History was moving. The question was whether you were on the right side of it.
3. The institutional transformation was thorough and deliberate. Thirteen years produced: the Human Rights Act embedding European legal frameworks into British law, the devolution settlements fragmenting British sovereignty, the Supreme Court replacing the Law Lords, the civil service transformed, the BBC consolidated as the cultural apparatus of the new consensus, the public sector unions embedded as a permanent political constituency. The ratchet, applied with more sophistication than any previous British government.
4. The conservatives who followed spent a decade trying to reverse it. Cameron, May, Johnson – three prime ministers, three different styles, one shared achievement: they maintained what Blair had built while pretending to oppose it. This is what the ratchet looks like from the other side. You win the election. You do not win the institutions. The civil service thinks differently. The courts think differently. The BBC thinks differently. The universities think differently. You govern inside a framework designed by your opponents – and slowly, without noticing, you begin to think inside it too.
5. He left office in 2007 significantly richer than he entered it, which he achieved with a speed and comprehensiveness that impressed even people who disliked him. The lecture circuit, the consultancies, the memoir, the foundation. The man of the people became a remarkably successful business. The standard trajectory of the long march’s most successful products – who discover upon leaving office that the network they spent their careers building is also an extremely effective commercial infrastructure.
6. British politics runs approximately ten years ahead of American politics. Blair was Obama before Obama – the gifted communicator, the third way branding, the institutional transformation beneath the aesthetic, the network that outlasted the administration.
After Blair came Brown – the placeholder who discovered the machine was harder to run than to inherit. Like Biden, he was in the room. That was no longer enough.
After Brown came the conservatives – who couldn’t reverse the ratchet and didn’t really try.
And then came Starmer.
Keir Starmer is what the long march looks like when it no longer needs the gifted communicator. When the institutions are sufficiently captured, the inspiring leader is optional. You need someone who will maintain what was won – and take it further, quietly, without the poetry, without the charm, and without the need to persuade anyone of anything.
The Red Brigades with a budget and a parliamentary majority.
British politics is ten years ahead of the U.S.
That is, if you do not ACTIVELY choose to change the course of history…