You don't have to like country to be floored by this.
Chet Atkins and Jerry Reed, two of the greatest fingerstyle guitarists ever, playing "Jerry's Breakdown" live in 1974.
While they’re telling you to put more beans in your beef so you can afford to make burritos for your family, remember the Israeli lobby spent $30 million to take me out of Congress because I wouldn’t vote for the things that have made your grocery bills so high.
Yes, when Tucker describes his "vision for America," he includes a discussion of Israel.
That's because this "vision" requires -- as is true for a majority of Americans -- that the US stop financing Israel's military and wars with tens of billions, stop deploying the US military to protect the IDF, stop imposing censorship rules on US campuses designed to protect Israel, stop fighting US wars in the Middle East with and for Israel, and stop having our politics driven by groups and people whose primary loyalty is to this foreign country.
All of Washington for decades, in both parties, have obsessed on Israel. So funny how those who recently noticed and started objecting are the ones accused of being weirdly obsessed. When Israel stops being a central focus and cause for DC, people can talk about it less. But until that happens, these discussions are urgent.
October 7th was funded & set up by Netenyahu & Israel. The Israeli military was given a stand down order & Bibi was shoveling $30 million a month to Hamas. Ben Swann spells it all out so clearly even a Zionist can understand:
The Deluded head of the EU @vonderleyen told you three years ago "Russsia was taking chips from washing machine's and dishwashers"
Heres their first entirely domestically produced airliner the MC-21, configured for 163-211 passengers.
She also tells you "Ukraine is winning"
This is why we call it the Epstein regime.
Epstein couldn’t exist without support from major financial institutions and the corrupt pedophile protecting media class
Two batches of Mayan corn, same age, same seed stock. One germinated in a hotel room. The other placed atop the Lost World Pyramid at Tikal during a morning of intense electrical activity. The difference in growth is undeniable. This isn't folklore or mysticism. It's a controlled comparison showing measurable biological response to environmental conditions at a sacred site. The ancients built these structures with geometric precision, aligned to celestial cycles, positioned in landscapes where natural forces converge. Were they simply monuments, or did they serve a functional purpose tied to agriculture, energy, and the conditions that sustain life? The evidence suggests these pyramids weren't just symbolic. They were tools, integrated into a system that understood how to harness subtle forces in ways modern science is only beginning to rediscover. The question isn't whether the ancients had advanced knowledge. It's whether we're ready to take their engineering seriously.
The reason why last night was historic is that an inflection point has now undeniably been reached:
For years, it was clear that supporting AIPAC's positions was bad policy for the US. Yet, it was "good" politics because it kept lawmakers safe in their seats.
No more. The anomaly has been defeated: Bad policy is now also bad politics.
Going forward, more and more lawmakers will internalize that supporting AIPAC and being endorsed by AIPAC is bad for you. It's bad policy and bad politics.
I also find it bizarre in the extreme that El Sayed's likely victory is being depicted as some sort of "disappointment" for those opposed to the Dem establishment.
Beating a candidate supported by the entire DC Dem leadership, and funded with $60 million from AIPAC and GOP Zionist billionaires like Paul Singer, is one of the worst blows -- if not the single worst blow -- to the power of those factions, and to the supremacy of SuperPAC money in key races, that we've seen in decades.
Any win against a candidate backed by those money centers is remarkable, even if the margin underperformed the last set of polling data. This is just massive cope from the AIPAC, DNC and billionaire class that went all-in on Haley Stevens.
If you follow me you know I never complain about engagement or algorithms. I always roll with the punches. It is what it is. But the suppression on this particular post today has been absolutely wild.
It was shared by Candace, Owen, LeahFiles, Dan Bilzerian’s campaign page and multiple others with big accounts… literally millions of followers combined and it has yet to break a 100,000 views. And it has an 8% engagement rate!!
For whatever reason something in this post triggered a total shutdown in the algo.
A large-scale attack on Kiev last night and a continued naval blockade on Ukraine. NATO's strategy of increasing deep strikes into Russia to weaken Russia's economy and make Russian civil society also feel the pain of war is a disastrous plan - for Ukraine. Why does NATO go up the escalation ladder at a time when Ukraine has run out of air defence missiles? Russia always had the option to intensify strikes on Kiev and impose a naval blockade to make Ukraine a de facto landlocked country. However, this was reserved as a step further up the escalation ladder. When the NATO political class pursued this strategy and their mouthpieces in the media uncritically celebrated the attacks on Russian civilian ships and commercial targets deep inside Russia, they certainly knew that it would trigger a response from Russia. However, this is the luxury of fighting a proxy war. NATO does not pay any cost yet, as the Russian retaliation is aimed against Ukrainian targets.
Israel has committed so many shocking atrocities over the past 2.5 years that many forgot how it massacred over 300 people in a November 2023 strike on Gaza’s Al-Sabra neighborhood
112 of those victims from two clans were just extracted from the rubble and given a mass funeral
Tony Blinken, Jake Sullivan, Brett McGurk and Kamala Harris all have this blood on their hands
Whenever you see Bernie Sanders, Ro Khanna and other NATO leftists only condemn the “Netanyahu government” the only conclusion we can make is that they are ok with this level of deranged Zionism coming from Netanyahu’s opposition