President Trump's decision to launch a war on Iran has been one of the greatest military disasters in US history.
Instead of listening to his own intelligence community, Trump followed the lies of Benjamin Netanyahu and took us to war for the benefit of Israel.
But is there a silver lining in this disaster?
Surprisingly...yes.
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We were told gas would be $2. It is $4.
We were told inflation would come down. It went up.
We were told the economy would get better. It worsened.
We were told tariffs would be paid by other countries. They were paid by you, and are now being refunded to the companies that made you pay them.
We were told DOGE would cut trillions from the budget and send us all checks. It cost more than it saved, and the debt is rising faster than before.
We were told there would be no new wars. 16 servicemembers have been killed in a new one.
We were told the war was won in March. It rages on in July.
Republicans have lied to you about everything. Their only plan for the next election is to lie to you some more.
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Barry Goldwater telling the truth back in 1988 that Israel controls our politicians and our government.
And it’s far worse today!
But tell me again how Russia and China control our elections.
The Eastern Columbia art deco masterpiece that mogs the modern LA skyline was built in 9 months during the Great Depression.
Down the street, the Graffiti Towers have been under construction for the last 11 years.
Don’t let communists run your city.
how long it took America to build things:
transcontinental railroad: 6 years (1869)
Empire State Building: 410 days (1931)
golden gate bridge: 4 years (1937)
hoover dam: 5 years, finished 2 years early (1936)
the pentagon, largest office building on earth: 16 months (1943)
alaska highway, 1,700 miles through wilderness: 8 months (1942)
a liberty ship: 42 days average, one built in 4 days as a stunt (1943)
July 18, 1792. John Paul Jones, the fiery captain often called the father of the American Navy, died alone and nearly forgotten in a Paris apartment. His story did not end there.
During the Revolution, Jones was the closest thing America had to a naval superhero. In his most famous fight his ship was shot to pieces and sinking, and when the British captain asked if he was ready to surrender, Jones supposedly roared back, I have not yet begun to fight. Then he went on to capture the enemy ship while his own sank beneath him.
After the war the young country had little use for a navy, and Jones drifted to Europe looking for glory, even serving as an admiral for Russia for a while. He ended up broke, sick, and largely abandoned, dying in Paris at just 45. He was buried in an unmarked grave that got lost to history.
More than a century later, an American ambassador became obsessed with finding him, funded a dig under the streets of Paris, and actually recovered his remarkably preserved body. It was shipped home with full honors and entombed in a grand crypt at the Naval Academy, where this half forgotten captain now rests like a king. Not a bad comeback for a man who died alone on this day.
The WSJ has reported that, half a century after Watergate, young conservatives have come to adopt Richard Nixon’s aesthetics and his political attitude.
“America First” conservatives are championing the 37th president as a model for the future.
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Pat Buchanan: Leftist “ideas have made Western elites apparently indifferent to the death of their civilization. They do not seem to care if the end of the West comes by depopulation, by a surrender of nationhood, or by drowning in waves of Third World immigration. Now that all the Western empires are gone, Western Man, relieved of his duty to civilize and Christianize mankind, reveling in luxury in our age of self-indulgence, seems to have lost his will to live and reconciled himself to his impending death.”