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[Unbeautiful Bird @UnbeautifulBird]

C-covert O-operation (of) V-violence I-intimidation (&) D-death

[running on empty @BrianMorrisrun]

This cute little blonde haired girl is scaring the living hell out of city, councilman, judges, prosecutors police, county, commissioners, and sheriffs Nationwide

And it’s not gonna be negative or threatening man it’s in a legal and lawful manner

Look at their faces when she speaks

They hate this woman and christians should be praying for her safety because these government officials are bad people and they will do anything at times to make problems go away

Jessica is so brave for what she does

If she’s telling the truth

Your local government is illegally taking children for profit and these are the kids that end up in child sex trafficking rings

These are the little girls and the little boys who get raped over and over again

Child protective services works with law-enforcement works with the judge works with the county commissioner. Everybody gets paid to traffic these children into harmful situations and your local government where you live is involved in it.

And the state level funds it

They get paid to violate the constitution of the United States and children’s rights and families rights

These are sick, people, ladies, and gentlemen🇺🇸

[Wholesomely Whitepilling 🤍💫 @WholesomelyW]

MotherHood is such a beautiful thing, it can be so hard sometimes and exhausting but it's well worth it in the end 🥰✨✨✨🤍

[Daniil Tsevkov @Tsevkov]

@GarrisonLovely if sharing with an outside safety org is a firing offense, outside oversight of AI labs is basically optional

[Riley Flack ⚖️ @rtflack7777]

God let @JarrinJackson learn the real fundamental law from @RealDaveCares4u and molly whop appeals court judges face to face with it.

God is mighty. Wow.

[Our Adamic Race @ouradamicrace]

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, my favourite German genius, exposed Newton's masonic lies in his “Theory of Colours” (written in 1810). Yet, academia still teach the Jewish materialistic theories of particles and waves of light.

[Unbeautiful Bird @UnbeautifulBird]

@OwenBenjamin painful

[Unbeautiful Bird @UnbeautifulBird]

@ShounakSinhaRay “Bond … James Bond” and “action”…

[Medeea Greere @GreereMedeea]

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[I’m No Angel @HappyCamper2626]

Just in case you missed it.

[Zachary Foster @_ZachFoster]

How Zionism is a perversion of Judaism by the brilliant @yaakov_shapiro. 7 best minutes of your life.

[Unbeautiful Bird @UnbeautifulBird]

@trishaposner what does that mean to you?

[Council Estate Media @cem_uk_]

The fact the British media is angrier about a "Zionism is racism" motion than about Zionists committing genocide speaks volumes about the British media

[Free Reiner - The Film @FreeReinerFilm]

The historic civil lawsuit in the Netherlands is brought by seven Pfizer “vaccine” - injured individuals, represented by attorney Peter W.H. Stassen.

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

INSANE 🚨 Remember in Maine when the 250 absentee ballots showed up at a woman’s house and then a package of Maine absentee return envelopes showed up out of state, but Maine Democrats wouldn’t tell you where?

THEY WERE SENT TO AND FOUND AT A GEORGE SOROS FUNDED NGO, proven by a Freedom of Information Act

Maine knew and admitted a package of signed absentee return envelopes had turned up at an out of state private group. Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows said that publicly, then would not name the group

“We have finally, after long last, 227 days since I submitted a Freedom of Access Act request to the Secretary of State, we now have answers. We now know the name of the political firm in the Washington, D.C. area that somehow, by some mysterious circumstances, got their hands on the affidavit envelopes that could be used to submit absentee ballots”

“The Center for Civic Design is exactly what you think it is. It is a left-wing, George Soros-funded nonprofit.

It has received money from the New Venture Fund, the Hopewell Fund, all these networks of George Soros funds managed by the Arabella Advisor network of groups.

So this is dark money leftists who somehow got their hands on absentee ballot affidavit envelopes, and Secretary of State Shenna Bellows refused to name them”

You guys understand what this means right….

I looked into the George Soros connection:

New Venture Fund and Hopewell Fund are Arabella Advisors–managed nonprofits. They receive Open Society money and then granted to this nonprofit, the Center for Civic Design

Ohh, and you’re not going to believe this, this same nonprofit is also funded by Mark Zuckerberg

Our elections are rigged. There is something very sinister happening in the background

[Unbeautiful Bird @UnbeautifulBird]

@heavypulp That’s a great version of what it’s trying to be.

[Harry Fisher @harryfisherEMTP]

I run the calls. A lot of them end in a nursing home.
About 1,000 people a day die in those buildings on a normal year. One out of four residents is gone before the year is up. That was true before COVID.
They gave the shot first to the oldest and sickest people, after they did that nursing homes saw the worst two months those homes had ever had. In the first few weeks, most of the death reports after the shot were nursing home residents. Most were over 85. Most were dead within a week. They said that was “normal.” In the ambulance and for those working in the nursing homes, it was far from normal.

Norway actually looked at their charts. Their own doctors said the covid shot probably caused many of those deaths. We never looked.

A nursing home bed costs about $100,000 a year. The government pays most of that. If someone dies a year early, that bill stops. They never counted how many deaths the shot caused. But you can imagine what the government saved. 1 death = 100k for every year you take away. For every life gone early. 😔 No wonder we won’t look at the numbers, like Norway.

God bless

[Brandon Taylor Moore @LetsGoBrando45]

This explains everything you need to know about why the USA 🇺🇸 is involved in Middle Eastern wars that never end.

This is quiet part said out loud. 🔥🔥🔥

[Rod D. Martin @RodDMartin]

The Fall of China, 77 Years Ago Today - The blood of a people who should have been free remains indelibly on our hands.

NOTE: Twenty-seven years ago, I wrote this sad commemoration of the Fall of China to Mao Zedong’s Communists. Predictably enough, what ensued was the greatest bloodletting in human history.

What was perhaps not as predictable was, since I first wrote, America’s aiding and abetting the CCP in its creation of the modern Communist superpower, nor the success of Donald Trump’s decoupling from it. What was entirely predictable — though only a few of us predicted it — was the demographic collapse China now faces as a result of its evil One Child Policy. That is likely to cost China 75% of its population before the end of the century, and its great power status with it.

In the interim, China will grab everything we allow, knowing it won’t be able to for long. It knows its days are numbered, and we know what weakness caused in Ukraine. That’s the danger, a war only strength and steadiness can prevent.

But all of this is needless. Seventy-six years ago, American perfidy and the Democrats’ unending soft spot for Communist monsters brought about this horror story. Here’s how. — RDM

Red China Plus Fifty

by Rod D. Martin
October 1, 1999

Whatever good points Pat Buchanan may have made about American adventurism in his latest tome, they certainly did not apply to the creation of Communist China, or to our role in that catastrophe, fifty years ago today.

The struggle against Communism, sometimes a Cold War, just as often hot, was a nearly-fifty year battle to the death. In it, America had thrust upon it the necessity of being everywhere at once, taking direct responsibility for every square inch of the globe.

Failure to fill any vacuum assured that the vacuum would be filled by the enemy, and used to launch the next move. Only one side could win. Only one side could survive.

Soviet propaganda — and innumerable Western apologists and “wise men” — denied this truth right up to the moment Ronald Reagan won the Cold War. They repeatedly mischaracterized the most evil political and economic system ever to exist.

They told us that figures like “Uncle Joe” Stalin — who murdered at least twenty million of his countrymen — were benevolent. They told us Ho Chi Minh was another George Washington. They told us Pol Pot would liberate his people.

They said the same of Mao.

Mao Zedong came to power in China because the United States sold out his democratic, Christian opposite, Chiang Kai-shek (a trend repeated when JFK ordered the coup that killed the Catholic South Vietnamese leader, Ngo Dinh Diem).

Part of this was just bumbling, such as when America allowed the Soviets to give Mao the arms of virtually the entire surrendered Japanese army, and then placed Chiang in an impossible military position in Manchuria.

Part of this was short-sightedness: faced with local corruption and economic turmoil, George Marshall and others in the Truman administration hoped that anything would be better than the status quo.

And, of course, part of this was treason by Communists in the State Department. We can say this with confidence now: the testimony of Whittaker Chambers and Richard Nixon is now established conclusively by the archives of the late USSR.

But regardless of the specific roots, China needlessly fell because America failed to stand fast. And oh what a price has been paid.

Almost immediately, Mao attacked America, resulting in the devastation of Korea and a stalemate which continues to this day. Every North Korean famine victim, every Korean War widow, can thank Red China and the Americans who made it possible. Similar can be said of Vietnam.

At least sixty million Chinese owe their deaths to the Communist victory as well. From the post-Revolutionary purges to the Great Leap Forward to the Cultural Revolution to Tiananmen Square, the sea of blood rises year after year. Even today, the number of Christian and other martyrs continues to mount.

America's flirtation with this gargantuan enemy produced much fruit in the Seventies and Eighties, no doubt, as China helped counterbalance the Soviet Union.

But this marriage was clearly "of convenience": at its first opportunity, China's hostile, totalitarian leadership sought to buy an American election in exchange for a greater national security breach than that of the Rosenbergs. One way or another, it got the breach; and far too much evidence exists that it got that breach on the terms it sought.

American leftists and appeasers have long argued that Chiang's government was itself corrupt and authoritarian, and that our betrayal was therefore justified. That Chiang was trying to build a democratic state from scratch in the midst of fourteen years of foreign occupation and forty years of civil war is conveniently overlooked.

But more to the point, just as history bore out conservatives in Cambodia, South Vietnam, and every other "workers' paradise", time justified the Republic of China as well. Exiled to Taiwan, vulnerable to annihilation at a moment's notice, Chiang's government operated for many years under martial law.

But even then, it provided an economic liberty which transformed the tiny, rural island into a global powerhouse in just a generation. Taiwan today, though more threatened and isolated than ever, is one of the freest, most democratic nations on Earth. Its contrast with the rest of China is stark.

Red China is not now, nor is it likely to become, the sort of global expansionist force that Russia became. But the fact that 1.3 billion people live and die to this day under a brutal, totalitarian regime is a catastrophe all by itself; and the fact that it's our fault makes it all the worse.

Fifty years of Communist China later, we have an incalculable obligation to the rump republic on Taiwan. Moreover, we owe an immense debt to all the oppressed people of China. As with Cuba, until the last red flag comes down, the blood of a people which should have been free remains indelibly on our hands.

[Unbeautiful Bird @UnbeautifulBird]

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