Susan Welch

[JACOB 🇺🇸 @riggins7779]

Never forget that 33 years ago we learned the government will kill your dog, shoot your 14 year old son in the back and snipe your wife in the doorway while she holds your infant child.
#RubyRidge
Imagine being 14 years old, living off the grid in the Idaho woods in 1992. You’re walking your dog when suddenly he growls and *bang*, the dog is shot and killed. You look up and see a man in a Ghillie suit with a rifle pointed at you. Fear grips you. You pull your gun and fire. You’re just defending yourself. This is your home.
You run back toward your parents, only to be shot in the back and killed before you can reach them. You never understand what went wrong or why.
The next day, a sniper fires again. Your mother, standing in the doorway holding your baby sister, is hit in the head and killed instantly.
All of this started because your father Randy Weaver, sold two sawed-off shotguns to an undercover agent and refused to become a government informant. They gave him a false court date and set up armed surveillance at your home, waiting for the moment they could escalate.
Randy Weaver was a former U.S. Army Green Beret. He served in the military before moving off the grid with his family in northern Idaho. His military background added to the tension for federal authorities, because he was trained in weapons and survival, but it didn’t make him violent or a threat to anyone outside his property.
After an 11 day stand off with Randy and the baby inside with two dead bodies, the government was ordered to pay millions in settlements to Randy.
They were proven to be in the wrong for this deadly power trip.
But that doesn’t bring back a 14 year old boy or his mother.
Stay educated. Some of our history isnt taught in school for a reason. 💯

[꧁Bobbi꧂ @SaltyBitch_52]

Before you take your kids to see the new minion movie 🍿 you need to see this. And no it’s not a conspiracy theory but evil in your face.

[Salty Cracker @SaltyCracker9]

MN will let somalis diddle little kids but arrest you for saying mean word if you're white.

[CannCon @canncon]

Use the N-word in Minnesota - 4 day trial, 9 hour deliberation, and 1 guilty verdict out of 2 counts.

But a Somali immigrant rapes an underage foster care runaway though in the same state?

"Dismissed in the interest of justice" -despite the girls glasses found in their car, a sexual trauma evaluation at the hospital, and her towel found at their house.

The two cases are directly linked. The latter is the "victim" in the former, by the way.

So in Minnesota, you can rape a minor and have your cased dismissed and then get called the N-word and have that person convicted. All while fundraising $340,000 thanks to the help of the NAACP and others.

[Lara Logan @laralogan]

Mr President, you have an insider threat problem that a ‘patch’ cannot correct”.

[Saga Stevin - Florida First! @stevinsaga]

🔥 LADAPO STAYS — OR FLORIDA FALLS. 🔥
Florida's Surgeon General didn't just hold the line. He was the line.

When the entire public health establishment demanded compliance, Ladapo said no. When they called him dangerous, he kept going. When they tried to memory-hole informed consent, he made Florida the last place on Earth where your body still belonged to you.

Now the GOP primary will decide whether that firewall stands or crumbles.

🎥 Watch the clip below — Renner says he'll keep Ladapo. Donalds says he'll "evaluate." The difference is everything.

Paul Renner: "I will ask Dr. Ladapo to remain."

Byron Donalds: "I'll evaluate."

Let's translate politician-speak. "Evaluate" isn't a maybe. It's a no with extra syllables. It's the kiss-off they give you right before they bring in some Pfizer-board-approved apparatchik who wouldn't know medical freedom if it slapped him across the face.

And Jolly? The Democrat? He doesn't even pretend. Ladapo's gone Day One. No ambiguity. No "process." Just a pink slip and a return to the days when the state told you what to inject.

Here's the cold math: Only Renner keeps the firewall intact.

You lose Ladapo, you lose everything he represents. The beacon goes dark. Florida becomes every other state — compliant, captured, and contemptuous of your consent.

This isn't fear-mongering. This is a binary choice with a body count.

Renner keeps him. Donalds replaces him. Jolly buries him.

Act accordingly. 🩺🇺🇸

[ColonelTowner-Watkins @ColonelTowner]

Why is it important to go beyond Soros? There are many nuggets that are missed when he is the focal point.

Almost without exception, these figures are products of the same narrow socio-institutional breeding grounds: Ivy League law schools (particularly Georgetown, Yale, and Harvard), elite think tanks (Brookings, Carnegie, Center for a New American Security), and high-level corporate or foundational governance (BlackRock, Ploughshares Fund, Berggruen Institute). They represent the classic managerial class, technocrats who move fluidly between academia, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and executive branch policymaking without ever facing genuine democratic accountability.

Whether functioning as advisors, transition directors, or cabinet secretaries (such as Jake Sullivan, Tony Blinken, Avril Haines, and William Burns), their careers demonstrate how bureaucratic power is insulated from electoral shifts. When administrations change, they do not leave government service; they simply rotate into well-funded 501C(3) and 501C(4) “shadow” holding pens, like National Security Action or Win Without War, to coordinate policy, maintain discipline, and stage their return for the next cycle.

A critical through-line connecting figures like Rosa Brooks (author of the infamous 2017 Foreign Policy piece outlining four ways to remove Trump, including a military coup, and co-founder of the Transition Integrity Project) is a willingness to weaponize civil-military relations and institutional friction to achieve political ends. Whether through war-gaming contested transitions, managing state-backed messaging campaigns (the classic “echo chamber” model pioneered by Rhodes for the Iran deal), or utilizing front groups to question the chain of command, this network routinely blurs the line between normative governance and active regime management.

Ideologically, this cohort shares a commitment to liberal internationalism, multilateral institutionalism, and muscular foreign interventionism, often paired with a professed preference for “diplomacy” that relies heavily on economic warfare, NGO-driven soft power, and covert or bureaucratic centralization (as seen in the NSC’s heavy-handed micromanagement during the Afghanistan withdrawal). They view foreign policy not as an expression of distinct national interest grounded in popular sovereignty, but as a technical problem to be managed by an enlightened, credentialed elite insulated from public sentiment.

For example, Jake Sullivan is the primary figure from that network with a documented, formal association with the Berggruen Institute. During the period between the Obama and Biden administrations, specifically while he was outside of direct government office, Sullivan served as a non-resident senior fellow at the Berggruen Institute. In this capacity, he contributed to their projects on governance and foreign policy, aligning directly with the institute’s work on shaping the strategic outlook of the transnational managerial class before returning to the apex of federal power as National Security Advisor (the central conduit for CIA covert operations).

The Berggruen Institute is a high-level globalist think tank founded in 2010 by billionaire investor Nicolas Berggruen and journalist Nathan Gardels (publishes in all the CIA approved media). Endowed with hundreds of millions of dollars, it operates out of hubs in Los Angeles, Beijing, and Venice, focusing on restructuring global governance, economic systems, and political institutions for the twenty-first century.

The institute serves as an elite ideological incubator where Western technocrats and Chinese state planners meet to design new paradigms of governance. Its core projects and initiatives reveal its underlying agenda:

1. Technocracy over Democracy

The institute actively promotes systems of governance that bypass traditional representative democracy, which its founders view as too unstable, short-term, or populist to handle modern planetary crises. Nicolas Berggruen has openly advocated for "participation without populism," pushing instead for meritocratic oversight where technocratic experts make decisions insulated from the will of ordinary citizens.

2. The US-China Convergence

Unlike standard American foreign policy think tanks that operate from a purely adversarial standpoint, the Berggruen Institute maintains a heavy footprint in Beijing, including a research center at Peking University. It explicitly promotes a stable, integrated framework between the United States and China, viewing both systems as converging toward a managed, state-directed capitalist model.

3. Radical Economic Restructuring

The institute champions progressive-globalist economic policies, most notably "universal basic capital" and wealth redistribution mechanisms designed to manage the social disruptions caused by automation and globalization.

4. Cultural and Philosophical Engineering

Through initiatives like the Berggruen Prize for Philosophy and Culture (which awards a $1 million prize) and publications like Noema Magazine, the institute works to shape the cultural and philosophical assumptions of global elites. It brings together academics, corporate leaders, and former state officials to forge the consensus narrative on issues ranging from artificial intelligence governance to climate policy.

In essence, the Berggruen Institute is part of the transnational managerial architecture. It functions as a laboratory where elite consensus is manufactured, aiming to replace traditional national sovereignty with centralized, technocratic global governance.

This is Jake Sullivan (Rhodes Scholar, Yale, Truman Scholar, Carnegie Fellow, etc) married to Maggie Goodlander (Groton, Yale, senior foreign policy advisor for U.S. Senator John McCain, served as counsel during Trump impeachment)...

Make sense now?

[QThestorm @17QStorm]

🚨 SHOCKING: Senior Pentagon Director just got caught on hidden camera bragging he’ll “UNDO WHATEVER’S BEEN DONE” the second Trump leaves office.

Brandon Newsom — 16-year career official, Director of Business Operations for the U.S. Navy under the Department of War — sat down and spilled it all.

He openly admits he stays in power specifically so he can reverse Trump’s agenda once the election flips.

“I have the influence… I can undo whatever’s been done.”

He calls President Trump a narcissist.
He says the Iran strikes are “completely stupid” and driven by “one man’s ego.”

He wants to gut the monthly Christian prayer services at the Pentagon and replace them with multi-faith ones.

He wants to roll back the Schedule F-style reforms that give elected leaders real control over the bureaucracy.

This is the deep state in their own words: unelected career officials who outlast every administration and plan to sabotage the will of the American people the moment they get the chance.

@JamesOKeefeIII just pulled the curtain back again. Watch every second.

Patriots — this is exactly why we fight. Fire them. Drain them. Never let them dig back in.

Follow me for more intel drops!

[clif is antiselenite 🏴‍☠️ @clif_high]

You don't have History....you have 'their-story' that the [DS] is desperate that you believe.

[Ashe in America @AsheinAmerica]

Over the weekend, Anna Paulina Luna attempted to appear heroic by amplifying Kat Cammack’s bill to require congressional staffers to be background checked to prevent foreign spies from becoming staffers.

It backfired spectacularly, as Americans everywhere reacted in shock that this wasn’t already happening. After Swalwell and Fang Fang, after Feinstein’s driver, after the many other examples of staffers being bad actors, background checks still weren’t required?

Now, Speaker Johnson is supporting a new rule that prevents people working in Congress from lying with each other in the Biblical sense.

And again, it backfired.

After the sex tape in the Senate room — and again Fang Fang — and given the secret sex crime slush fund, this isn’t already policy?

Congress continues to prove that they are the People’s real problem — and problems don’t get to design their own solutions.

Maybe one day we’ll have real elections but, until we do, the beneficiaries of the fake ones continue to prove that they shouldn’t be anywhere near power, and that they should be prevented from doing anything that impacts the People.

That includes receiving a paycheck.

[clif is antiselenite 🏴‍☠️ @clif_high]

DeFUND the Smithsonian until they disgorge all the Grand Canyon information AND all the other history that they sequester!

#DEFUNDSMITHSONIAN NOW

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 JUST IN: Tom Homan just got emotional about violence against ICE then STORMED OFF from the press

"I can't even get a carton of milk at a grocery store without a security detail! WHY? Because I'm enforcing laws. IT'S PATHETIC AND IT'S DISGUSTING." 💯

"Guys — ICE agents are moms and dads TOO."

"It's not just an attack on the ICE agents, it's an attack on their spouses and children! No one knows that better than ME."

God bless Tom Homan. 🇺🇸

[Sidney Powell 🇺🇸 Attorney, Author, Gladiator @SidneyPowell1]

Exactly! It’s a sick practice of intimidation and a power game. It should be
Illegal here and they should all be arrested and deported.

[General Mike Flynn @GenFlynn]

@realMaalouf This is an omen for what is to come in America if the American people don’t snap out of this stage of complacency and apathy. NYC is THE catch when it comes to mayors of international cities. Keep in mind London has already fallen.

[Vic Mellor For Congress RI @VicMellorForRI]

The other day, Dr. Skoly released a video that was supposed to embarrass our campaign.

Instead, it exposed something else.
The woman he questioned wasn't a Vic Mellor campaign volunteer.

She wasn't a campaign staffer.
She wasn't representing Vic at all.
She was simply at the booth next to ours during the St. Mary's Festival and had just met Vic that day.

Yet Dr. Skoly assumed she worked for our campaign and put her on the spot with a series of questions that came across as an attempt to embarrass her and make her look uninformed.

The problem?

He had the wrong person.
She wasn't even part of the campaign.

The saddest part wasn't that Dr. Skoly got his facts wrong. It was watching him foolishly exploit an innocent private citizen in an apparent attempt to score a political attack against our campaign.

Rather than engaging our campaign directly, he put a bystander on the spot, mistakenly believing she was connected to us.

And apparently, even he realized it wasn't a good look.

Not long after posting the video, he took it down.

Think about that.

Rather than introducing himself to voters, talking about his vision for Rhode Island, or explaining why he should earn their vote, he spent his time putting an innocent bystander on the spot in an apparent attempt to embarrass someone he mistakenly believed was connected to another campaign.

That's not leadership.
That's political theater.

The people of Rhode Island deserve a campaign focused on ideas, solutions, and earning votes, not setting traps for strangers at community events.

We'll stay focused on what matters: fighting for Rhode Island and the people who call it home.

— Vic Mellor 🇺🇸

[James O'Keefe @JamesOKeefeIII]

After our investigation in 2009, the Senate voted 83-17 to defund ACORN.

Obama signed the bill.

Bipartisanship happens with real journalism.

I posed as a pimp and said I had underage hookers. They advised me on how to start a brothel.

[clif is antiselenite 🏴‍☠️ @clif_high]

as we discussed last night on JC Wacky Woo show, WEALTH is NOT paper debt instruments.

The next decade will not be about owning more assets. It may be about owning the few things governments cannot print.

[Ashe in America @AsheinAmerica]

It wasn’t Chinese-Venezuelan Cubans doing the duplicate and triplicate scanning.

It was Americans.

[Ashe in America @AsheinAmerica]

“When a highly visible investigation of a prominent public figure ends in a decision not to charge, the public has a strong interest in evaluating ‘whether the government had the evidence but nevertheless pulled its punches.’ Id. at 1093. The requested materials are germane to that interest.”

That’s the DC Circuit court of appeals, surprisingly acknowledging the rights of the People in understanding why Joe Biden wasn’t charged for crimes when the government had him dead to rights and President Trump was charged for less.

You will recall that Hur concluded Biden was a, “Well-meaning elderly man with a poor memory.” Crazy he was allowed to continue being “President” in that condition. He went on to sign EOs and Pardons (including for his family)…

Or did he?

This decision feels like a step change in getting us to justice for the massively seditious and treasonous autopen scandal. The dementia-ridden scrotus puppet is not the primary perp in that.

The people running him are.

We can’t have a golden age without a justice phase, and we appear to be closer to that than ever before.

Honestly, closer than I even thought possible.

Accelerate.

[clif is antiselenite 🏴‍☠️ @clif_high]

i pledge allegiance to the republic of the United States, and NOT the fraudulent fuckers installed in office by vote fraud engineered by foreign and domestic intelligence services.

QUO WARRANTO. "Under whose authority".

i will always question their authority and refuse compliance the same way i refuse their fucking 'vaccines'.