Daniel Dempsey

[Daniel Dempsey @DanielMDempsey]

@Liz_Wheeler I like a giant pool of democrat tears better.

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

🚨 BREAKING: Sec. Marco Rubio just said what nobody else has the guts to say about Iran.

“We’re dealing with radical Shia clerics who make geopolitical decisions based on pure theology. No one has ever been able to do a successful deal with Iran.”

That is reality.

This is not some normal regime you negotiate with over coffee. These are ideological hardliners who see everything through a religious lens.

Rubio made it clear. If negotiations actually change, the whole world will see it.

No illusions. No fantasy diplomacy. Just facts.

Finally, grown adults back in charge of foreign policy.

[Daniel Dempsey @DanielMDempsey]

@SenTomCotton Good for Columbia. It'd be great if we knew what American voters really want, but without election integrity laws being passed all I can do is assume the cheaters are going to cheat.
If you weren't such a useless Senate Republican maybe you'd work to pass the Save America Act.

[Daniel Dempsey @DanielMDempsey]

@Sassafrass_84 I hope this is real.

[Daniel Dempsey @DanielMDempsey]

@OwenGregorian This is what it sounds like when a dumb person tries to sound smart.

[I Meme Therefore I Am 🇺🇸 @ImMeme0]

🇵🇱 🇬🇧 British man visiting Poland jokes that there are no “doctors and engineers” hanging around street corners waiting to stab him, a blunt but telling observation about the stark difference from today’s Britain.

What has impressed him most is how orderly, clean, and genuinely safe Poland feels. The streets are well-kept, public spaces are respected, and people can walk around with a sense of security. The overall atmosphere feels calm, civilized, and welcoming.

This is what every European country should aspire to be.

Be like Poland.🇵🇱

[Daniel Dempsey @DanielMDempsey]

@RealAmVoice @Article3Project @mrddmia @AmandaHead Accountability is always just around the corner, but the powerful are never held to account, unless you are Republican.

[Daniel Dempsey @DanielMDempsey]

@MrAndyNgo The late votes probably haven't been counted yet :)

[Daniel Dempsey @DanielMDempsey]

@EndWokeness @CynicalPublius Without passage of the Save America Act the algae will be voting in the next election.

[Daniel Dempsey @DanielMDempsey]

A life is a life no matter how small.

[Libs of TikTok @libsoftiktok]

MUST WATCH: We asked the 13-year-old student who was barred from presenting her pro-life poem because it’s “offensive”, to read her poem so we can share it with the world.

PURE FIRE🔥

This is the poem @JeffcoSchoolsCo doesn’t want you to see.

Would be a shame if it went viral!

[Daniel Dempsey @DanielMDempsey]

@RandPaul @megynkelly I believe Iran will continue this war, just like they have for over 40 years whether we are fighting back or not. The way to end a forever war is to defeat the enemy. Was the revolutionary war ended by diplomacy? Was the civil war? How about WW1? How about WW2?

[Daniel Dempsey @DanielMDempsey]

@SenRonJohnson @MaryBowdenMD Think how much worse this will be when the democrats carryout their plan to steal the next election. Election Integrity Now!
Fire Thune and pass the Save America Act.

[Daniel Dempsey @DanielMDempsey]

@robbystarbuck Oh yeah!

[Daniel Dempsey @DanielMDempsey]

@Melchizedek1972 @MaryBowdenMD Wish I had been that guy :(

[Daniel Dempsey @DanielMDempsey]

@MAGAVoice @mirandadevine After a week in jail they should be made to pay for damages. If employed by the government they should be fired.

[Daniel Dempsey @DanielMDempsey]

@SenTimKaine We have got to remove you treasonous sons of a gun out of office.

[Daniel Dempsey @DanielMDempsey]

@BasilTheGreat I think we were hearing rumors of Starmer being forced to step down a year ago and nothing happened.

[Daniel Dempsey @DanielMDempsey]

@RandPaul That's true Rand, but Americans also don't deserve to have their votes diluted by foriegners, fraudsters, purchased votes on skid row for 2 dollars a pop, rigged machines and corrupt election workers. The priority of real voters is election integrity. Do your job.

[Daniel Dempsey @DanielMDempsey]

Great explanation of one type of fraud. My hope is that with a platform like X, the truth can be exposed and voters can syart holding elected officials accountable.

[John Ʌ Konrad V @johnkonrad]

When I was a kid, the Bronx was burning. My dad was a fireman who happened to be an Ivy League graduate.

He told me it wasn’t the crackheads torching the city, whatever the news said. It was fraud.

Let me explain how it worked…. John Doe buys a rundown apartment building for $100k. He pockets the redevelopment tax break, then sells it to Joe Doe for $250k. Joe pockets the tax break, then sells it to Jerry Doe for $500k. Rinse and repeat until the building is worth $5 million.

The tax breaks are real. The money is not.

Because the buyers are all family, the cash flows out of Swiss bank account 27852 and right back into 27852 after every sale. There’s a transaction cost, sure, but the tax breaks more than cover it.

Then comes the payoff: they insure the building for $5 million and burn it down.

The name for this was “Jewish Lightning.” The phrase stuck around not because the landlords were all Jewish, but because the stereotype hit a nerve in a city run by Jewish mayors from 1974 to 1989, the peak of the burning. Fair or not, the term stuck.

So why was none of this investigated? NGO funding, of course.

The NYPD union was powerful, and NYC detectives had sweeping investigative authority over almost everything. Except arson. Arson belonged to FDNY detectives. NGOs, routing money through union donations, stoked the rivalry between cops and firemen.

Long story short, arson investigators got no funding and zero cooperation from the NYPD.

No money for investigations means no arrests.

Eventually the Bronx ran out of buildings to burn, and Giuliani drove the final nail into arson fraud’s coffin.

But the lesson survived, and it’s the foundation of today’s fraud. The lesson was this: the actual value of the asset doesn’t matter.

👉What matters is the movement of money.

Destruction is still very profitable. When the Baltimore bridge collapsed, the cleanup and rebuild were estimated at $1.7 billion, with the bridge reopening in 2028. The cost has since ballooned to $5.2 billion, and the wreckage still isn’t fully cleared.

Money pours into demolition,, engineering, environmental review, project management, waste removal.

But if the work doesn’t actually get done, the real expenses stay low. The money moves; the bridge doesn’t.

And here’s the leap: you don’t have to destroy anything at all. You just have to not build it.

Democrats allocate money to a government body, which hands it to a project manager, who hires consultants, who hire subcontractors, who hire more subcontractors, who funnel it back to Democrats, who allocate more money.

The fewer the actual costs (labor, materials, equipment) the more of the flow you can capture.

And if a taxpayer complains, you hire a PR firm and a few consultants to explain why costs keep exploding while nothing gets built. The easiest thing to blame is red tape.

So why does red tape exist?

Because destroying valuable property, while profitable, is too obviously unethical.

Burning buildings gets you arrested, eventually. Not building gets you a ribbon-cutting and a press release.

Here’s the deeper trap. Because our most valuable assets are fixed (houses, cars, index funds) we think of money as static. You have what you have. It grows over time, but it doesn’t flow.

That’s exactly where the fraud lives: in the flow.

The light bulb moment was realizing you don’t need to destroy physical property. You only need to destroy productivity.

If labor and materials are never purchased while money pours in, the fraud works.

You don’t have to build or destroy anything of value, just productivity. You just announce a project and start writing checks while throwing up enough red tape to block any real spending on labor and materials.

This is basically why Congress handed @PeteButtigieg $1.2 trillion and our roads and bridges still suck five years later. They put up signs, traffic cones, and red tape, and little else.

But there are a few residual problems. 1/2

[Daniel Dempsey @DanielMDempsey]

Six sanctamonious self righteous Democrats.

[🇺🇸RealRobert🇺🇸 @Real_RobN]

🚨��Here it is:

Investigative journalist Bob Cushman
confirms a money laundering scheme, and states that every single member of the Seditious Six who attempted to overthrow the U.S. government is involved.

It now appears that the six lawmakers have been found to have been heavily involved in money laundering. investigative Journalist, Bob Cushman, has just released an FEC data analysis that suggests that Mark Kelly, Elissa Slotkin, Jason Crow, Chris Deluzio, Chrissy Houlahan, and Maggie Goodlander have been recipients of illegally laundered campaign funds.

In the initial investigation, Cushman cites 22 Smurf examples that have contributed almost three million dollars in more than 95,000 separate donations to Democratic coffers.
All six members of the Seditious Six have received funds from one or more of these “smurfs”.

— Here is one:

David Hutton is shown to have contributed to all members of the Seditious Six! (Mark Kelly-Elissa Slotkin-Jason Crow- Chris Deluzio-Chrissy Houlahan-Maggie Goodlander)

After sorting by donation amount, it was observed that over 80 donations were $2 or less.

— Here is two:
Mark Kelly Smurf known as David Hutton
According to FEC records, David Hutton has made 14,047 donations that total $344,339 over the span of seven years. The average donation equals $24.51.

The number of donations over seven years equates to 5.5 donations per day.

This is clearly a conspiracy:

A google search shows that this person is 71 years old and lives in Paso Robles, CA. The age of the donor suggests that this senior has indeed suffered identity theft.

— Here is three:

Mark Kelly Smurf known as Daphne Sanderson
According to FEC records, Daphne made 1878 donations that total $24,018 and average $12.79 each. A google search suggests that Daphne is 72 years old and FEC records indicate that she lives in Cape May, NJ. Once again, the age of thendonor is a red flag for identity theft.

— Here is four:

Mark Kelly Smurf known as Mary Gibbons
FEC records indicate that Mary Gibbons of Portola Valley, CA has “allegedly” donated the amazing sum of $374,020 in 5,660 separate donations that have an average donation of $66.08. A google search of Mary’s name and address indicate that she is 93 years old.

There’s even more where that came from, and every single one of them is involved.

The Seditious Six Smurf Summary can be downloaded HERE.

https://t.co/4v3To2xyyd