Yuri Bezmenov, former KGB defector, warned decades ago: ideological subversion isn’t about espionage, it’s about manipulating generations to hate their own country.
He said the most useful tools were idealistic leftists. passionate, but blind. And when their job is done? They’re discarded.
Still think it’s just a “conspiracy”?
#Bezmenov #IdeologicalSubversion #WakeUp
@BlondeSynthetik@nonsequitur2787@UmmImagine No matter what the video shows, these idiots are brainwashed they can’t go against the narrative
You’re probably arguing with some blue haired nose ring fat idiot
That’s not how economics works. You can’t keep raiding every successful person’s bank account and expect the money to magically regenerate. Eventually you run out of other people’s money. Wealth has to be created, not just redistributed. Plenty of countries are rich in natural resources and still poor because money and resources alone don’t fix bad systems, bad incentives, corruption, addiction, or failed policy. If writing checks solved everything, California would already be a utopia.
Also the picture on your profile show shows a pretty big house, how many homeless people have you taken in ?
Imagine boycotting one of the cleanest, least controversial comedians in America because he attended a UFC event. If that’s the standard now, nobody is allowed to leave their house. 🤷♂️
Which nose ringed blue hair fat they them group got offended this time?
And @USATODAY posting it ? @ufc
Senator Warren, imagine explaining this like to a child: Elon Musk isn’t sitting on a trillion dollars in cash under his mattress. His wealth is mostly paper value from owning pieces of companies like Tesla and SpaceX. Those companies build cars, rockets, satellites, and tech that create real jobs for thousands of people. Many of those everyday workers, from engineers to cafeteria staff, became millionaires too from their stock options when the companies succeeded.
That’s how capitalism works: innovate, build value, share the upside. Musk’s success lifted a lot of working people along with him.
You, on the other hand, want to tax successful people to death with wealth taxes on unrealized gains, taking money from the productive economy to fund government programs that often waste it on scams, inefficiency, and failed experiments. That doesn’t help the working class it just slows growth, kills jobs, and makes everyone poorer in the long run.
Focus on opportunity and innovation, not punishing achievement. The “wake up call” is realizing envy isn’t an economic policy.
Governor Walz, the selective amnesia is impressive. You and your fellow Democrats spent years cheering or staying silent on the weaponization of the DOJ, FBI, and intelligence agencies against Trump Russia collusion hoax, two impeachments, Mar-a-Lago raid, classified docs case, hush money, etc. all while claiming it was just accountability.
Now that the DOJ is looking into Newsom and his wife’s nonprofit finances self-dealing allegations, millions funneled to her production company, whistleblower tips on taxes that predated Trump’s return or your own state’s massive fraud scandals Feeding Our Future, Medicaid overpayments in the billions, ignored warnings it’s suddenly a BS club and hit list?
No one is above the law not Trump in 2017-2021, not Newsom, not you. Real investigations follow evidence and complaints, not just tweets. Minnesota’s fraud problems and obstruction claims didn’t start in 2025. California has its own track record of waste, self-dealing, and sanctuary policies that invite scrutiny.
If the evidence doesn’t hold up, it goes nowhere. Crying political while your side spent years doing exactly that is peak hypocrisy. The public sees through the double standard. Focus on governing instead of shielding allies.
Funny how the headline focuses on Trump instead of the fact that California routinely turns election counting into a multi-week project. If the process is so good, why does it take longer than elections in countries that don’t have California’s budget, technology, or manpower? That’s the question CNN never seems interested in asking. #TDS
🚨 #Facebook is straight-up helping Democrats hide the mockery now.
Look at this town hall post from Rep. Shri Thanedar. A massive wall of 😂 reactions because people are roasting how out-of-touch this is… but no public count. Only the Congressman gets to see the real numbers.
They turned on the setting to bury the “this is ridiculous” ratio so the public can’t immediately see how badly it’s landing.
This isn’t “community standards” — it’s selective transparency. When the laughs pile up on their posts, suddenly the totals disappear. Meanwhile, regular users get the full picture hidden to protect the narrative.
Democrats: “Trust the process… just don’t look at the reactions.”
Classic. Hiding public sentiment doesn’t make your policies less laughable, it just makes the censorship more obvious.
#FacebookCensorship #Ratio #TownHallFail #shrithanedar #beagles
Joe Scarborough whines about Republicans not wanting driver's licenses to be used to vote because illegal immigrants have them.
Flashback to 2003 Joe Scarborough laying out the exact argument why they are correct.
Let me get this straight: when the court blocks a legally defective partisan map, it’s suddenly ‘racism,’ but when your side tries to engineer a congressional map that could turn a roughly 6–5 state split into a possible 10–1 advantage, that’s somehow ‘democracy’?
The Virginia Supreme Court didn’t strike it down because people voted. They struck it down because the General Assembly violated Virginia’s constitutional amendment process under Article XII, Section 1, including advancing the amendment after early voting had already started. That’s a procedural constitutional issue, not some Jim Crow conspiracy.
Throwing around ‘confederate states’ every time a court doesn’t hand Democrats a political win just makes the argument look unserious. Courts exist to enforce constitutional procedure, not validate whichever side shouts ‘racism’ the loudest after losing.