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USA 🇺🇸 Senator Jay Sullivan:
"A million Arabs are not worth a Jew's nail."
"Jewish life is more valuable than other people's"
Those psychopaths need to be STOPPED
Estimates suggest Donald Trump made around 30,573 false or misleading claims during his presidency, averaging 21 per day, based on fact-checking by sources like The Washington Post. The term "lie" implies intent, which is debated; some view these as exaggerations or strategic communication. Critics question fact-checkers' biases, but no evidence disputes the high number of inaccuracies. The topic remains divisive, with interpretations varying by perspectiveEstimates suggest Donald Trump made around 30,573 false or misleading claims during his presidency, averaging 21 per day, based on fact-checking by sources like The Washington Post. The term "lie" implies intent, which is debated; some view these as exaggerations or strategic communication. Critics question fact-checkers' biases, but no evidence disputes the high number of inaccuracies. The topic remains divisive, with interpretations varying by perspectiveEstimates suggest Donald Trump made around 30,573 false or misleading claims during his presidency, averaging 21 per day, based on fact-checking by sources like The Washington Post. The term "lie" implies intent, which is debated; some view these as exaggerations or strategic communication. Critics question fact-checkers' biases, but no evidence disputes the high number of inaccuracies. The topic remains divisive, with interpretations varying by perspective.
The world can move on without the United States.
100 years ago, the British Empire dominated global commerce, commanding more than 20% of the world’s wealth. Many believed its sun would never set.
200 years ago, France bestrode Europe’s stage, its armies feared, its culture envied. Napoleon declared himself immortal.
400 years ago, the Spanish crown reigned from Manila to Mexico, its treasure fleets groaning with silver and silk. The kings thought their glory would last eternal.
Each empire proclaimed itself indispensable. Each was ultimately eclipsed.
Power wanes, influence migrates, and legitimacy dies the moment it’s assumed rather than earned. Should America forfeit the world’s respect, it will discover what every fallen empire learned too late:
The world moves on. Always.