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I've been getting lots of these notifications like this in my x feed lately.
If we had used the money we spent on the Iran war we could have ended poverty and hunger in the US. Or housed every homeless person, or provided free _____ insert whatever you think should be free.
Progressives really like to offer people free stuff. Of course someone actually has to pay for the "free" stuff. Progressive politicians aren't stupid they actually know there is no such thing as a free lunch, but they also know most citizens are stupid, and when they hear "free" that means they will vote for you. So it's basically just a grift to get votes.
But here's the thing. No we absolutely could not cure hunger, poverty, the housing crisis, or offer free education, health care, etc. etc. with money spent on the war.
Any government program needs a giant bureaucratic machine to implement the policy and police who benefits from it. As everyone knows 90-95% of any money dumped into one of these "moral" policies just goes to paying for the bureaucracy to run it. Another 5-7% is stolen through corruption and graft as the parasites will always find a way to skim free government money.
So in reality all the money spent on the war would just end up being wasted on another worthless, inefficient, and corrupt government program that doesn't even remotely fulfill its objective.
I'll give you a perfect example. Welfare and the war on poverty. We've spent 20 trillion dollars trying to cure poverty since the New Deal was implemented. Prior to Johnsons brilliant policy (brilliant for getting votes) the poverty level in the US was 15%. After all those years and all those trillions spent the poverty level is........ still 15%. Money wasted, nothing accomplished.
No fue intervención. Fue disuasión.
Carolina Restrepo Cañavera
Quien crea que Estados Unidos intervino Venezuela por petróleo no ha entendido ni el siglo ni la guerra que viene.
El 3 de enero de 2026 no comenzó una guerra. Se activó una doctrina: la respuesta anticipada frente a una amenaza compuesta.
No se trató de recursos. Se trató de geometría del riesgo.
¿Qué es una amenaza compuesta?
Cuando tres potencias hostiles -China, Irán, Rusia - y Cuba operan en tándem dentro del mismo territorio, el problema no es la suma. Es la sinergia.
•China aseguraba el control de minerales estratégicos esenciales para sistemas de guiado, telecomunicaciones y armamento.
•Irán instaló plantas de drones ofensivos capaces de alcanzar Florida desde el Caribe.
•Rusia desplegó sistemas de guerra electrónica, radares, entrenamiento en inteligencia y escudos antiaéreos.
•Cuba, desde hace años, infiltró el aparato militar venezolano, convirtiéndose en el núcleo del contraespionaje, la lealtad interna y la represión política.
Esto no era “influencia”. Era arquitectura de guerra. Una plataforma hostil multinacional a menos de 2.000 km del Comando Sur.
El umbral fue superado
Desde 2023, el Pentágono actualizó su doctrina: ya no se mide la amenaza por intenciones, sino por ensamblajes.
Si un país adversario controla los minerales, otro produce los misiles, otro provee la inteligencia, y otro controla la cadena de mando, la amenaza ya existe, incluso antes de disparar el primer proyectil.
No importa si hay declaración de guerra. Importa que hay capacidad instalada.
Y esa capacidad cruzó todos los umbrales doctrinales de seguridad regional.
No fue intervención. Fue neutralización
Por eso no se atacaron refinerías ni pozos.
Se golpearon nodos de telecomunicaciones, plantas de drones, radares y centros de comando conjunto.
Se desmanteló una infraestructura de agresión silenciosa, diseñada para operar sin banderas, pero con propósitos claros.
Esto no fue por petróleo. Fue por negación estratégica. Porque Venezuela no era ya un Estado fallido: era un satélite funcional de cuatro potencias enemigas.
La doctrina Monroe en esteroides
No se engañe nadie: la Doctrina Monroe no está muerta. Solo cambió de lenguaje.
Hoy se llama disuasión anticipada, soberanía hemisférica, control de amenazas integradas.
Pero su principio rector sigue intacto: el hemisferio occidental no es zona de operación para regímenes militares hostiles coordinados desde Asia o el Caribe comunista.
Cuba no era un espectador. Era el muro interno. Los encargados de cuidar a Maduro no eran soldados venezolanos. Eran cubanos. Entrenados, infiltrados, obedientes a La Habana. Y eso lo sabía el Pentágono desde hace años.
Esta no fue una operación militar. Fue una advertencia global
No se trató de Venezuela. Se trató del mensaje:
“No ensamblen amenazas compuestas en nuestra región. Las desmantelaremos antes de que disparen.”
Ese es el nuevo lenguaje de seguridad continental. Y la explicación no está en un blog. Está en los mapas de riesgo del Pentágono.
🚨 RED STATE ALERT: Florida Is Funding Its Own Islamization — Tampa Marketed as ‘70% Arab’ in Recruitment Video
This Arabic-language recruitment video, translated and subtitled by RAIR Foundation USA, openly instructs Muslims how to relocate to Tampa and live entirely within Muslim Brotherhood institutional networks.
This is not my analysis. This is their plan, in their own words.
🔴 “The first place we will visit is the mosque, and from the mosque we will learn about the situation of Arabs through the imams there.”
That statement matters.
In Muslim Brotherhood doctrine, the mosque is not simply a place of worship. It is the organizational gateway, where population strength is communicated, trust is established, and families are routed into aligned schools, businesses, and services.
The featured mosque is Masjid al-Qassam, named after Izz ad-Din al-Qassam, the ideological forefather of Hamas.
🔴 “The population of Tampa was 10,000 in the year 2000. Now it is 175,000 from the Arab community… 70% of the population present are Arabs.”
This claim is being used as a recruitment signal, telling incoming families the infrastructure is already in place and that assimilation will not be required.
🔴 “I certainly advise anyone looking for Islamic schools… who wants an Arab and Islamic environment.”
This is the next step in the Brotherhood model.
Directly across the street from Masjid al-Qassam sits the American Youth Academy (AYA), one of Florida’s largest Islamic schools, now receiving taxpayer funding through Florida’s voucher programs.
AYA is the rebranded continuation of the Islamic Academy of Florida, founded by individuals later convicted in federal court of providing material support to Palestinian Islamic Jihad.
🔴 “I have visited 28 states and have not seen anything like this. This school gives you the feeling of your homeland, as if you are still in your country.”
That is not supplemental education. That is continuity by design.
For years, Muslim Brotherhood operatives themselves have described schools as the primary long-term asset, where identity is shaped, loyalty is reinforced, and future voters, candidates, and institutional leaders are cultivated from childhood.
That doctrine is visible here.
Then comes the economic spine.
🔴 “Everything an Arab household needs, you will find it right here.”
Markets beside the mosque import 90% of products from Palestine, promote BDS boycott alternatives, ship nationwide, and operate entirely within halal, Sharia-regulated commerce — a closed economic loop.
Then comes permanence, underwritten by taxpayers.
🔴 “The insurance is the marketplace insurance… it is subsidized by the government… there are people who pay $0.”
Government-subsidized healthcare is openly advertised as a relocation incentive.
Mosque.
School.
Markets.
Halal economy.
Taxpayer subsidies.
Interstate expansion.
This is institutional replication, consistent with the Muslim Brotherhood’s own documented strategy:
schools first, population consolidation second, political influence third.
This exact model is now operating within Brotherhood-aligned networks across Florida and Texas, with additional red states under investigation.
🚨 What was outlined in the Muslim Brotherhood’s 1991 Explanatory Memorandum is now operational.
In Tampa, this infrastructure is advancing through networks tied to the daughter of a senior Brotherhood leader; in Texas, it is being carried out by an operative explicitly named in the document — both now operating within Islamic school systems.
🚨 Despite this evidence being brought forward, neither Florida nor Texas officials have commented or taken any action. None.
Americans are not being told this in English.
But the strategy is being broadcast clearly in Arabic.
RAIR Foundation USA will continue to expose this threat.
See the full report here: ⬇️
https://t.co/LxaTGOzkHb
This guy has a very valid question on the Biden Crime family get rich program.: “Five members of that family own 22 U.S. companies along with 175 registered LLCs and have 233 bank accounts and ALL of those companies and ALL of those LLCs produce NO visible good or service, yet those 233 bank accounts taken millions upon millions of dollars EVERY year for what?…“
“There is a reason for the 1st Amendment. People came from countries where they could not speak freely - where saying certain things would get you thrown in prison.”
— Elon Musk
Humans are very susceptible to group think. It's what creates bubbles. Everyone believing they've found the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. This mid virus is so powerful it can make you pay the equivalent of a house for a single tulip bulb.
In hindsight we wonder how in the hell we could have been so stupid.
In 2000 it was tech stocks with no earnings and no chance of every having any earnings. How could we have been so stupid?
In 2007 it was real estate. Real estate prices never go down, and we're running out of land. Apparently these people have never seen the Mojave desert. Land as far as the eye can see. How could we be so stupid?
By now it's glaringly obvious that everything we did for COVID was wrong. All we accomplished was to ignite the inflation cycle, and the war cycle. We didn't even slow down the virus with our idiotic masks, social distancing, shutting down the economy, and useless and dangerous vaccines. How could we be so stupid?
Now it's climate change. We are determined to eliminate CO2 because now everyone believes a microscopic increase in CO2 (an absolutely critical component for life on earth) is going to catastrophically alter the climate. Nevermind CO2 has been 10X higher many times in the past and life flourished. Seriously, are we ever going to learn from our mistakes?
Most people have no earthly idea of how small the CO2 content in our atmosphere really is. They listen to the fear propaganda the media spews and assume the world is drowning in CO2. In fact the world is in a severe CO2 famine. CO2 is currently in the lowest decile of all global history.
In case you weren’t paying attention in science class, all life on this planet is carbon based. That carbon has to come from somewhere. In our world carbon originates as CO2. Planets absorb CO2, along with water and sunlight to start the food chain.
Without CO2 at sufficient levels all life on this planet would become extinct.
Here’s reality. CO2 is a microscopic component of our atmosphere and most of it is completely natural. The part that is produced by humanity is beyond microscopic. That tiny white dot is what they want you to be afraid of. How many people do you think would be terrified if the media showed them this chart?
NEW: @joerogan warns that the First Amendment is in danger if Kamala Harris and Tim Walz win.
"I don't think it [censorship] turns around if Kamala Harris gets into office. I think they clamp down more."
"She openly discussed the need for the same rules to apply to Facebook and Twitter and the possibility that Elon Musk could lose his privileges. There are so many wild things that they are saying."
"Tim Walz said that the First Amendment doesn't apply to misinformation or hate speech. K, well, it certainly does."