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[greg kuper @kup6769]

@PatriotHQ @RealJamesWoods Also daed people.

[greg kuper @kup6769]

@RealJamesWoods Double tap!

[greg kuper @kup6769]

@RealJamesWoods Illinois might give you a run for your money.

[greg kuper @kup6769]

@RepThomasMassie If we only had 400 more like you!

[Anticommie @QueenAnticommie]

I agree with every word he just said

[Dane @gdeadtrucking65]

@atensnut

[greg kuper @kup6769]

@iAnonPatriot We need more of this

[greg kuper @kup6769]

@otokyo Not one bit

[greg kuper @kup6769]

@dreamy12122 1

[greg kuper @kup6769]

@KnightsTempOrg It's clown costume is very sad looking.

[greg kuper @kup6769]

@catturd2 @LindaSuhler He has to fight JB in the communist state of Illinois.

[greg kuper @kup6769]

@libsoftiktok @ucdavis @TPUSA The monkeys in the cop uniforms should be charged with the destruction of property!

[Sean Davis @seanmdav]

America has become addicted to cheap foreign baubles and easy money (i.e., fake fiat currency) at the expense of its long-term economic health. We allowed ourselves to be transformed from a cast iron economy which made things into a largely paper economy which depends on the good graces of foreign nations for its own survival. This is a recipe for civilizational suicide.

We don’t make our own weapons, food, machines, vehicles, plastics, medicines, or computers. The whole COVID insanity, with its shutdowns and shortages and supply-chain chaos, was a blaring alarm warning us that the economy we thought was so strong was shockingly fragile.

Imagine a prosperous farmer, now surrounded by enemies and competitors, who over time outsourced most farming activities to his neighbors because they could do the work and provide the materials more cheaply than he could. He sold off his equipment and laid off his farm-hands because it was just easier and less expensive for others to do the work and maintain the machinery. But one day, his neighbors said no more, and now he finds himself in the position of being unable to fertilize his land, or plow his fields, or harvest his crops. Even if he had kept his old tractors and implements, he sold off all his welding equipment and spare parts and raw materials, so repairing anything would be impossible. On top of that, he doesn’t remember all that much about repairing the equipment anyway because he hasn’t done it for years.

So now he finds himself in control of once-fertile and productive land that he can’t utilize, and the people he used to rely on for help now refuse to lift a finger, because they see an opportunity to bankrupt their old neighbor and business partner, allowing them to buy up all that land for themselves at fire sale prices.

That’s where America now is as a country. We stripped our economy down and sold it for parts, happy to have the cash in our pockets and ignorant of the possibility the good times could ever end.

Trump has understood these dynamics for decades, and is trying to reset our priorities to give us an economy that isn’t built on a foundation of paper. That requires resetting all of our trade relationships and recreating the conditions that built an economy and civilization that together were the envy of the world.

There will of course be some short-term pain as part of that process. Muscles must ache before they grow stronger. And addicts have to go through withdrawal before they can come out clean on the other side. In fact, the angry reactions from self-styled “free traders” who have gotten rich off of our leaders mortgaging our country’s long-term economic health for short-term cash resemble the drug dealer enraged that one of his best customers is about to go clean. “You’ll never survive the withdrawal symptoms,” he says. “You want what I’m selling. You need it. You can’t live without it.”

The reality is we cannot survive if we continue to remain addicted to cheap foreign crap. We cannot survive if we are unable to make our own food and medicine and vehicles and weapons and computers. A farmer who is wholly dependent upon his enemies to plow and seed and fertilize and harvest his land is a farmer who will starve. Likewise, a nation that depends entirely on its enemies to power its economy is a nation destined to become history rather than shape it.

[greg kuper @kup6769]

@libsoftiktok So they can drink,smoke, and get married?

[greg kuper @kup6769]

@libsoftiktok Firing squad!

[Nick Searcy, Actor/Director/Producer/Author @yesnicksearcy]

I don’t want this video of @joebiden being led offstage by his master @BarackObama to go viral because Democrats say it isn’t real. Please don’t keep retweeting it.

[greg kuper @kup6769]

@RepChuyGarcia What do you call it when someone breaks the law?

[greg kuper @kup6769]

@bertusvos61 @catturd2 They would not lie to you to you to push their agenda !

[greg kuper @kup6769]

@LeftwardSwing @benshapiro Do you know how many more kids would be in poverty if that would all happen? Someone has to pay for all that and guess who that Someone is. Hint, the middle class who are struggling with all the high prices already.

[greg kuper @kup6769]

@4HumanUnity @tedcruz So a picture of Jesus is forcing a religion on everyone? We should cover all pictures of candy to not force obesity on everyone.