agentsalsaverde

Orange man in White House, good. Commie media, bad.

[agentsalsaverde @agentsalsaverde]

A great listen of a list of Trump’s administration accomplishments from James Golden’s Rush Hour https://t.co/eCLkKyJdDW

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

JUST IN: President Trump calls for Volodymyr Zelenskyy to be replaced: “I think it's time for Ukraine to get a new president”

This comes after Ukraine has been striking Russian oil refineries immediately after President Trump struck a deal for diesel fuel.

Make a deal and end this war.

[agentsalsaverde @agentsalsaverde]

@realJohnJohnJr If I were Zelensky, I would take this comment as a threat and ACT accordingly. He is getting close to a vote of no confidence from the hegemon in chief.
In short, the US has no interest in bringing Ukraine into the NATO alliance at all. He should know this by now.

[Jared Kushner @jaredkushner]

One year ago today, on October 9, 2025, we reached an agreement on President Trump’s 20-point peace plan for Gaza many believed impossible.

After two years of devastating war, the agreement created a path to reunite hostage families with their loved ones, bring security to Israel, relieve the suffering of the Palestinian people in Gaza, and build a different future for the region.

One year later, it’s remarkable how much has changed. The situation is far from perfect, but the progress is real, and the world is better for it.

A look at the past year:

✅October 9, 2025: Hamas accepts President Trump’s 20-point peace plan, launching a ceasefire that has largely endured for a year.

✅October 12, 2025: Israeli forces complete first withdrawal to the agreed yellow line.

✅October 13, 2025: All 20 living Israeli hostages return home. Something many believed would never happen.

✅November 17, 2025: UN Security Council passes Resolution 2803, endorsing the peace plan and authorizing an international stabilization framework and the Board of Peace.

✅January 5, 2026: UN reports 100% of basic food needs being met in Gaza for the first time since 2023.

✅January 17, 2026: National Committee for the Administration of Gaza established, creating a Palestinian technocratic administration focused on restoring essential services and rebuilding Gaza.

✅January 26, 2026: Remains of the final deceased hostage returned. For the first time since 2014, no Israeli hostages, living or deceased, in Gaza.

✅February 19, 2026: The Board of Peace holds its inaugural meeting, hosted by Chairman President Trump. Landmark partnership with FIFA announced, including a $50 million commitment toward a football stadium, academy, and facilities for Gaza’s children, and billions of dollars in commitments for the people of Gaza.

✅May 2, 2026: UN reports that humanitarian aid entering Gaza had increased by 72% compared with before the ceasefire.

✅July 31, 2026: Hamas signs an actionable, step-by-step framework for decommissioning its weapons, developed with the support of Nickolay Mladenov and mediators from Egypt, Turkey, Qatar, and the United States. Implementation remains a critical next step.

✅2026: Five nations commit forces toward the International Stabilization Force, with several more working on logistics for deployment this fall.

✅September 23, 2026: Board of Peace hosts an open meeting on the sidelines of UNGA releasing the next steps in the Gaza recovery plan.

A year ago, so much of this seemed impossible.

First, many doubted we could reach an agreement. Then came the harder question of whether the parties would honor their commitments. Over the past year, we have seen what can be achieved when people with profound differences find ways to work together toward a common objective.

Steve Witkoff @SEPeaceMissions and I are grateful to @POTUS Trump for his leadership, @VP, @SecRubio, the Board of Peace team, led by @TB, @nmladenov, @lightstonea, @AliShaathNCAG, Gen. Jasper Jeffers, Liran Tanchman, Yakir Gabay, Josh Greunbaum, Josh Halpern and many others, and our partners in Egypt, the UAE, Qatar, Turkey, Bahrain, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Morocco and Israel. Special thanks to Sheikh Mohammed, Ali Al-Thwadi, Hakan Fidan, General Hasan, Bader Abdulhamdi, @mikeeisenberg, and @AmbDermer. I’m also grateful to the many talented people who have volunteered their time and energy because they believe that the horrors of October 7 and the suffering in Gaza must never happen again.

There is still hard work ahead. Disarmament must be implemented, security established, essential services restored, and communities rebuilt. None of this will be easy. But we have a thoughtful plan, committed partners, and a path forward that did not exist a year ago.

It’s worth recognizing how far we’ve come, even as we acknowledge how much remains to be done.

Hopefully, the year ahead will bring even more progress, and a few more miracles.

[Glenn Beck @glennbeck]

Suddenly, the Left is appalled by the upcoming execution of the Fort Hood terrorist.

REALLY?! You’re the exact same ghouls who made TikTok videos celebrating Charlie Kirk���s murder.

Save the fake moral outrage for someone stupid enough to buy it.

[Mark R. Levin @marklevinshow]

This is a very important and big deal!  Congratulations to POTUS and Secretary Rubio!

[Kosher @koshercockney]

BREAKING 🔴

The United States has just imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court.

Only hours after the Nobel Peace Prize was ridiculously awarded to Navi Pilay (former ICC judge)

INCREDIBLE MOVE BY THE US 🇺🇸

Marco Rubio’s Press Statement October 9th 2026:

“For decades, Republicans and Democrats alike rejected the idea that the International Criminal Court had the power to prosecute American citizens, military servicemembers, or political leaders. America never joined the court. We don’t need it. And we don’t want it.

But globalist “experts” an ocean away don’t care what American citizens think.

They want the ICC to do more, including the prosecution of American citizens. Servicemembers defending their country, Border Patrol agents protecting our nation, and elected leaders ensuring our national security. They want more power, and they want it at our expense. 

President Trump will never allow the International Criminal Court to prosecute Americans. That is why, today, the United States is sanctioning the International Criminal Court. We will ban transactions with this rogue court, cutting off their resources and crippling its ability to operate.

We have been clear for over a year as to the basic gestures of good faith we have expected from the court. We exercised discretion and deferred this designation out of respect for our relationships and in hopes that the ICC would change course or would otherwise be restrained by States Parties. However, neither the ICC nor States Parties have yet taken meaningful steps to address our concerns. 

Despite their inaction, we hold out hope for a diplomatic solution. We have structured this action to provide an opportunity for States Parties to negotiate and present a solution to address our concerns. If these efforts do not bear fruit, we will continue to adjust accordingly.

Our message is clear: the United States and its people are not subject to the jurisdiction of the ICC. Both parties agree on this, but only President Trump has the resolve to take the action needed to end this threat for good. Either the ICC will end its threats, or we will end the ICC. We expect our allies, many of whom are part of the ICC and that rely on American servicemembers for their defense, to rein in the court.

If they do not, the United States will continue its campaign to dismantle the ICC, brick by brick, until Americans are threatened no longer.

The ICC is being designated pursuant to section 1(a)(ii)(A) of Executive Order (E.O.) 14203.”

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

Le grand problème de la plupart des gens qui votent à gauche, ce n'est pas qu'ils sont méchants. C'est qu'ils ne sont pas assez cyniques.

Ils croient que l'homme est naturellement bon et que c'est le système qui le corrompt. Tout leur projet politique repose sur ce postulat. Et ce postulat est faux.

L'être humain est, par essence, orienté vers son propre intérêt. Pas forcément méchant. Pas forcément cupide. Mais d'abord tourné vers lui-même, sa famille, sa tribu. C'est le produit de millions d'années d'évolution : ceux qui ne se préoccupaient pas d'eux-mêmes en premier ne sont pas nos ancêtres.

On peut le regretter. On ne peut pas le changer.

Et c'est là que tout bascule. Si tu refuses d'accepter cette nature, il ne te reste qu'une option : la corriger. Rééduquer. Amoindrir l'intérêt personnel par la loi, la morale d'État, la pression collective. Fabriquer un homme nouveau.

Tous les collectivismes ont tenté ça. L'homo sovieticus. La Révolution culturelle. L'année zéro des Khmers rouges. Chaque fois le même scénario : l'homme réel résiste à l'homme rêvé, alors le système accuse l'homme réel. Il devient saboteur, koulak, ennemi du peuple. Et on finit par éliminer ceux qui refusent d'être corrigés.

Les collectivismes ne finissent pas en boucherie par accident. Ils finissent en boucherie par construction. Quand ton projet exige de changer la nature humaine, la nature humaine devient ton ennemie.

La bonne question n'est donc pas "comment rendre les gens altruistes ?" mais : sachant que chacun cherchera d'abord à maximiser son propre intérêt, quel système transforme cet intérêt individuel en prospérité collective ?

Adam Smith l'avait déjà formulé en 1776 : ce n'est pas de la bienveillance du boucher, du brasseur ou du boulanger que nous attendons notre dîner, mais du soin qu'ils apportent à leurs propres intérêts.

L'école autrichienne a poussé le raisonnement jusqu'au bout. Et la démonstration se fait par A + B.

A. La valeur est subjective (Menger). Personne ne peut savoir à ta place ce qui compte pour toi.

B. Le savoir est dispersé (Hayek). Il est éparpillé dans la tête de millions d'individus. Le boulanger sait combien de pain il vendra demain. L'agriculteur sait quand sa terre est prête. Aucun planificateur, aussi brillant soit-il, ne peut centraliser ça.

C. Le prix est le seul mécanisme capable d'agréger ce savoir. Un prix qui monte dit "il en manque, produis-en plus" à des millions de gens qui ne se connaissent pas, sans qu'aucun d'eux n'ait besoin d'être altruiste.

D. Sans propriété privée et sans prix libres, le calcul économique devient impossible (Mises, 1920). Le planificateur pilote à l'aveugle. Ce n'est pas un problème de mauvaise volonté ou d'incompétence. C'est un problème d'information. Et il est insoluble.

Conclusion : la liberté économique n'est pas une idéologie. C'est la seule architecture qui épouse la nature humaine au lieu de la combattre. Chacun poursuit son intérêt, et pour l'atteindre, il doit servir celui des autres. C'est une symphonie sans chef d'orchestre, où chaque musicien joue sa partition et où l'ensemble sonne juste. Aucun système dans l'histoire n'a sorti autant d'êtres humains de la misère.

Mais accepter ce système implique d'accepter trois choses que la gauche a énormément de mal à avaler.

Un : l'individu exceptionnel existe.
Certains créent plus de valeur que des milliers d'autres. Un entrepreneur, un chercheur, un inventeur peuvent changer la vie de millions de personnes. Une société qui traite l'exception comme une anomalie à corriger se condamne à la médiocrité. Une société qui la laisse émerger tire tout le monde vers le haut.
Deux : confondre ��galité des chances et égalité des résultats est le pire des cocktails.
L'égalité des chances, c'est donner à chacun la possibilité de jouer. L'égalité des résultats, c'est truquer le score à la fin. Les individus étant différents en talent, en effort, en choix, des chances égales produisent forcément des résultats inégaux. Et pour imposer des résultats égaux, il faut une force capable de prendre aux uns pour donner aux autres en permanence. On retombe sur l'homme nouveau. Par une autre porte.

Trois : il faut accepter que certains se comportent mal.
Dans tout système libre, il y aura des fraudeurs, des profiteurs, des tricheurs. C'est le prix de la liberté. La réponse saine : sanctionner les fraudeurs et ajuster les règles. La réponse malade : punir tout le monde préventivement. Chaque abus devient une nouvelle norme, un nouveau formulaire, un nouveau contrôle, qui pèse sur l'immense majorité qui jouait le jeu honnêtement. Couche après couche, on construit une bureaucratie qui étouffe ceux qui créent pour se protéger de ceux qui trichent.
C'est exactement ce qu'est devenue l'Europe.

Le libéralisme n'est pas une doctrine pour ceux qui méprisent l'humain. C'est une doctrine pour ceux qui l'acceptent tel qu'il est.
La gauche aime l'homme tel qu'il devrait être. Le libéral compose avec l'homme tel qu'il est.

Et l'histoire a déjà tranché.

[Glenn Beck @glennbeck]

I don't want to make a martyr of the Fort Hood terrorist. @POTUS @SecWar if you really want to deter future Islamist terrorists, use fear and shame in their executions. All-female firing squads with bullets dipped in bacon fat.

[Mark R. Levin @marklevinshow]

A knockout

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Very big deal

[Glenn Beck @glennbeck]

Musk is NOT Edison. Edison was a showman and business guy. Musk is a much better business man AND the creative science genius that was Nikola Tesla. Much more than the over rated Edison. (I dislike Edison almost as much as Woodrow Wilson. Well deserved @elonmusk

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

Le centre et LFI ne sont pas deux projets opposés. C'est le même projet. L'un en est le début, l'autre en est la fin.

Pour comprendre la France d'aujourd'hui, il faut remonter à la chute du mur. 1989. L'Occident gagne la guerre froide et une génération entière d'élites se persuade que l'histoire est terminée. Plus de guerres, plus de nations, plus de civilisations. Juste des marchés, des normes, des traités et des consommateurs interchangeables.

C'est l'esprit de Davos. C'est la construction européenne version Bruxelles. C'est ce centrisme mou qui a cru qu'on allait toucher les dividendes de la paix pour l'éternité. Qui a cru qu'il suffisait d'ouvrir les frontières, d'ouvrir les marchés, d'ouvrir les esprits, et que tout le monde finirait par nous ressembler. Que l'intégration se ferait toute seule. Que l'identité était un vieux réflexe de paysans qu'on allait dissoudre dans le progrès.

On sait aujourd'hui que ce projet a échoué.

Le monde n'est pas devenu un grand marché pacifié. On est entrés dans le choc des civilisations. Et pendant que le centre gérait le déclin dans des tableurs Excel, l'islamisme avançait chez nous, quartier par quartier, école par école, avec la complicité passive de gens qui n'ont toujours pas compris qu'il s'agit d'une menace existentielle.

Et maintenant, tout s'accélère. On est en train de speedrunner trente ans d'histoire en quelques années.

LFI n'est pas l'opposé du macronisme. C'est sa forme finale. La version radicale du même logiciel : dissoudre la nation, dissoudre les frontières, dissoudre l'héritage. Sauf que là où le centre le faisait par naïveté, LFI le fait par stratégie.

Et cette stratégie repose sur deux leviers.

Le premier, c'est la jeunesse. Vingt ans d'Éducation nationale profondément idéologisée ont produit une génération coupée du réel, qui n'a jamais créé d'entreprise, jamais payé de charges, jamais vu ce que coûte une civilisation à construire, mais à qui on a appris que l'Occident était coupable de tout. C'est la cible la plus facile à mobiliser au monde.

Le second, c'est le vote communautaire. LFI a compris avant tout le monde qu'il y avait un électorat à capter en flattant l'islam politique, en lui promettant protection, reconnaissance et indulgence. Ce n'est pas de la solidarité. C'est du clientélisme électoral pur, et il se fait sur le dos de la France.

Le centre a ouvert la porte. LFI est en train de la défoncer.

Le vrai clivage n'est plus gauche contre droite. Il est entre ceux qui veulent que la France reste la France, et ceux qui sont prêts à la vendre morceau par morceau pour garder le pouvoir.

Moi, j'ai choisi mon camp.

[Aakash Gupta @aakashgupta]

T-Mobile spent five years trying to get rid of the exact spectrum Elon just called "the last critical piece" of complete phone coverage in America.

This 800 MHz block is Sprint's old Nextel spectrum, the stuff that powered push-to-talk walkie-talkie phones in 2004. The DOJ forced T-Mobile to divest it as a condition of the $26 billion Sprint merger. Dish had first rights at $3.59 billion and walked away because it couldn't raise the money. T-Mobile finally offloaded it to an investment firm called Grain Management last year for $2.9 billion plus a spectrum swap.

Grain's original plan was selling it to utilities for private networks.

Fourteen months later, SpaceX buys the whole portfolio, and shares of the carriers who passed on it fall as much as 8% in a single afternoon.

Here's why it matters so much. Starlink's satellite signal at 2 GHz can reach your phone outdoors, but it dies at the first wall. 800 MHz penetrates buildings. Most phones already have the band built in. So satellites handle the open sky, this low-band layer handles indoors, and suddenly Starlink Mobile covers everywhere a normal carrier does without the tower network.

Stack the moves. $17 billion for EchoStar's 50 MHz of 2 GHz spectrum. FCC approval for 15,000 Gen2 satellites this week. Now the low-band coverage layer.

Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile paid $81 billion in a single auction for C-band spectrum in 2021, then spent years and tens of billions more deploying it on towers. SpaceX assembled a nationwide carrier out of a distressed-asset sale, a forced divestiture castoff, and rockets it already owns.

The walkie-talkie spectrum from 2004 ended up being the piece that lets satellites replace cell towers. Nobody who touched it for twenty years saw that coming.

[Mark R. Levin @marklevinshow]

America’s governor

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 WOW! SecWar Pete Hegseth just announced the firing squad execution of Fort Hood Islamist terrorist Nidal Hasan will be **PUBLIC**

At the SAME time and place where Hasan carried out the attack.

"We'll make sure that people are able to watch it. That it's public. Because people need to understand that there's serious consequences for these types of things!"

"He's gonna get a firing squad of soldiers. As it should be."

@JackPosobiec: Did he make any final requests?

HEGSETH: "Don't care. We'll see him on December 3rd." 🥶

Hasan m*rdered 13 people at Fort Hood in 2009 while yelling "Allahu Akbar" and wounded more than 30 others

He was sentenced to death in 2013 and then sat on death row for over a DECADE. The Acting Sec. of the Army made it official

The victims' families finally get JUSTICE 🙏🏻

Our SecWar is stone COLD when it comes to traitors like this who take American lives.

@RealAmVoice

[Nick Sortor @nicksortor]

🚨 IT'S OFFICIAL: President Trump just PERSONALLY presented Elon Musk the National Medal of Science for his INCREDIBLE contributions to our nation

I can't think of ANYONE who deserves this honor more 👏🏻

Congratulations, @elonmusk!

[Saggezza Eterna @FinalTelegraph]

True Story:

In December 1960, a twenty-three-year-old clerk named Armando Valladares sat at his desk at the Postal Savings Bank in Havana, Cuba.

The new communist regime had issued a directive requiring every government worker to place a small sign on their desk reading: "I am with Fidel."

Armando quietly refused. He stated that he was a Christian, he valued individual freedom, and he would not pledge fealty to a Marxist dictatorship.

Within days, political police raided his home, labeled him a counter-revolutionary, and threw him into a courtroom where a military tribunal handed him a thirty-year prison sentence.

The regime told him that release was simple. All he had to do was sign a single confession admitting his error, renouncing his faith, and declaring support for the socialist revolution. Sign the paper, and he could walk out to his family.

Armando looked his captors in the eye and refused.

The consequences were merciless. Guards shoved him into the infamous cells of Isla de Pinos and La Cabaña. They stripped him of his clothing, denied him medical treatment, and locked him in pitch-black solitary confinement boxes called tapadas. When he launched hunger strikes to protest the torture of fellow inmates, guards cut off his food and water entirely. Malnutrition caused severe peripheral neuropathy, paralyzing his legs and binding him to a wheelchair.

They broke his body, yet they could never touch his mind.

Sitting in total darkness, Armando began writing poetry. Lacking pens and paper, he used toothpicks, cigarette wrappers, and his own blood to write verses detailing the brutal realities of political prisoners.

Outside the prison walls, his young wife, Marta, dedicated her life to his cause. Visiting under heavy scrutiny, she quietly smuggled those bloodstained scraps of paper past armed guards, carrying his words to foreign embassies, publishers, and human rights organizations across the free world.

For twenty-two years, Armando endured beatings, starvation, and solitary confinement. Every few months, officials brought the same confession document to his cell, promising immediate freedom if he yielded his pen. For twenty-two years, he gave them the exact same answer: to sign away his conscience was a price far greater than death.

In 1982, mounting international pressure finally forced the Cuban government to release him. Armando arrived in the United States, gaunt and scarred, carrying the memories of two decades inside a socialist dungeon.

He published his memoir, Against All Hope, detailing the atrocities the world had chosen to ignore.

The book landed on the desk of President Ronald Reagan.

Reagan read the account with tears in his eyes and recognized something rare: an unyielding witness to the cost of human liberty. In 1987, Reagan bypassed the usual circle of career bureaucrats and made a stunning appointment. He named Armando Valladares the United States Ambassador to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights.

Months later, the man who had been starved in a Havana isolation cell rolled into the grand assembly halls of Geneva, Switzerland, carrying the diplomatic authority of the United States.

Taking his seat across from the very Cuban officials who had overseen his torture, Ambassador Valladares delivered devastating speeches exposing the secret labor camps, the political executions, and the brutality of the Castro regime. He successfully organized an international coalition that forced the United Nations to launch a formal inspection into Cuba’s human rights abuses, delivering a humiliating diplomatic defeat to the dictatorship.

Tyrants survive by convincing ordinary citizens that resistance is futile and compliance is safety. Armando Valladares proved that an entire totalitarian empire can be brought to its knees simply because one man refused to put a propaganda sign on his desk. Real sovereignty belongs to those who value their soul more than their comfort.

[DogeDesigner @cb_doge]

BREAKING: President Trump on Elon Musk today:

“First, we honor an industrial titan, a brilliant engineer, and one of the greatest technology founders to ever live. His name is Elon Musk. Quite honestly, there’s nobody like him.

Few Americans in history have done more to advance America’s national interest than Elon. In one field after another, his genius and determination have made science fiction into reality. And that is so true.

Elon founded SpaceX with his life savings in 2002 and created the first privately developed liquid-fueled rocket to reach orbit in the face of vanishingly impossible odds. Nobody thought it was possible to do the things he’s doing, and in so many different ways. SpaceX saved NASA from relying on foreign nations to send our astronauts into space.

And I want to congratulate SpaceX on the safe return of Crew-12 from the International Space Station just a few hours ago. Congratulations. Well, we wanted to make sure.

Could you imagine if things didn’t work out so well? It would be not a very happy moment. I wonder if he’d be here. I think he might not be here.

But it always works out well for Elon, right? We’re proud of you. Very proud of you. National treasure.

Under Elon’s leadership, SpaceX has also developed Starship, the largest rocket in history, which is caught out of thin air for rapid reuse. And it’s the first time anyone has ever seen anything quite like it. They also created the largest-ever communication satellite network, Starlink.

And in North Carolina, I will tell you personally, because I was involved, we had a hurricane, one of the great water hurricanes of all time. Delivered more water than at any time that we can remember on record. It saved hundreds of lives by calling Elon.

I remember the governor said, ‘Sir, is there any way… do you know a man named Elon Musk?’ I said, ‘I happen to know him, yes.’

‘We need Starlink because the water was so deep that many islands were created and the people had no way of getting off those islands, and they had no communication.’ And they said, ‘We cannot get anybody to help us.’

And I called up Elon, and it was like impossible to get this equipment. And he had it there in a matter of hours and saved hundreds of lives. Saved hundreds of lives in North Carolina.

So, I never forgot that experience. It was a terrible time and the job he did. And he acted so fast. Everybody said they were impossible to get. So, thank you, Elon, for that very special moment.

In addition, Elon created Tesla, the first successful new car manufacturer in over 75 years, producing the first commercially viable electric cars with the first consumer self-driving technology.

And interestingly, when you mentioned Tesla, my uncle, Dr. John Trump, was commissioned by the United States government to do a report on Nikola Tesla. They wanted to know: was he real or not real? Was he a true genius or not?

My uncle, after a fairly short period of time, determined that he was a true and great genius and that he was real in every single way. Otherwise, you’d have to change the name of the car company.

You wouldn’t want to be a… See, now, if I did the report, Elon, I might say, ‘He wasn’t that good.’ But my uncle was a different kind of a person than I am.

And he gave Tesla the highest report. He said he was a true, great genius. So, very nice.

Through Neuralink, Elon is also restoring sight, speech, and motion to those who cannot see, talk, or move. And he turned SpaceX AI into one of the world’s leaders in superintelligence.

Elon is our modern-day Thomas Edison.

And, Elon, I want to congratulate you. You’re my friend in all of that, but you are a very, very special guy. Thank you very much, and congratulations, Elon.

Great. Great job.”

[Tironianae 🍊🍊 Z. - Ultra Verbum Vincet @Tironianae]

🚨KAROLINE LEAVITT HAS BEEN OUT OF THE WHITE HOUSE FOR A MONTH AND APPARENTLY DECIDED THE FILTER WAS GOVERNMENT PROPERTY. 💀

She just went absolutely FERAL on the radical left wing psychopaths.

I was going to summarize this.

I changed my mind.

Holy Shit.

You need to hear the way she says it.

Savage

Karoline woke up and chose FULL SEND.

🔥🔥

[Tom Fitton @TomFitton]

Worse than Watergate.