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[Sith Daddy @sithdaddyx]

Fake News Blues is back!

By popular demand, I’ve updated my viral video to reflect recent events: Trump has now banned CNN, MSNBC, Politico, and Kaitlan Collins personally, from the White House.

So let’s celebrate with the song that perfectly fits the occasion.🎉🎉🎉

Merch link in the comments.

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@alexedmi @jimiuorio Jim’s a retard

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@ClarksStorage @Marianne4Trump2 @RepRalphNorman You’re right and Norman has been a part of the system too long, he’s not going to greenlight anything for Trump after all he campaigned and endorsed N. Haley over Trump

[Sith Daddy @sithdaddyx]

How about shaking your bums to the groove of Iranian Boogie? 🪩

🕺🕺🕺MAGA DISCO Orchestra at your service!🕺🕺🕺

The tune is already on Spotify; link in the comments.

And yes, I finally did it 🎉 💪. My own MERCH is here! Meet the Iranian Boogie mug collection ☕☕☕! It features all four members of Maga Disco Orchestra - Trump, Hegseth, Rubio, and Vance - with each character design limited to 100 pieces only. The link is in the comments as well!

The video was created using the amazing set of AI tools provided by @invideoOfficial that gives me the best control over all stages of AI filmmaking.

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@alexedmi Amen 🙏

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@ClarksStorage @SusanHopki10036 @ElizabethMegna @Patriot1776Dee https://t.co/Ui1AwuC2Yv

[The White House @WhiteHouse]

Hey! Listen!

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@ClarksStorage @SusanHopki10036 @ElizabethMegna @Patriot1776Dee Hell yeah! South Carolina is Trump country.

Some of the accounts are pushing propaganda trying to sway the seagrass. They’re too late. Trump has started a force with the everyday people who work and care about America.

Nothing Can Stop What Is Coming 🇺🇸Trump 2028!

[Konstantin Kisin @KonstantinKisin]

It's a Slopulist World and We're All Just Living in It

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@mekarenholvey2 I already don’t trust the boomers Karen and Dick that shuffle me in and rush me out of the election process

I would much rather an ICE officer be available and I might trust the process more

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@Keltic_Spirit The juror system is absolutely fucking retarded. There has to be a better way, just because it’s how it’s always been done doesn’t mean it’s a good idea

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@alexedmi The amount of sheeple who shuffle along with their mouths agape…has anyone else noticed, am I in my own twilight zone

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Trump is the force that will make America stronger again!

[AJ Inapi (Allan) @aj_inapi]

Older Americans, you already lived through this.

You were told globalization would make goods CHEAPER.

And it did.

But nobody told you the full price.

In 1979, America had roughly 19.6 MILLION manufacturing jobs.

Then the model changed.

During the 1980s and 1990s, American companies increasingly moved production overseas because labor and manufacturing costs were lower.

Consumers benefited.

TVs got cheaper.

Clothes got cheaper.

Electronics got cheaper.

Household goods got cheaper.

But then something else happened.

The factories in American towns started closing.

Steel.

Textiles.

Furniture.

Machinery.

Electronics.

Auto parts.

Jobs that once allowed someone without a four-year degree to buy a house, raise a family and retire disappeared.

Then came the major policy decisions.

1994: NAFTA took effect after being negotiated under President George H. W. Bush and implemented under President Bill Clinton.

2000: President Clinton signed Permanent Normal Trade Relations with China.

December 2001: China entered the WTO.

The argument was simple:

Open global markets.

Move production where it is cheapest.

Give American consumers cheaper products.

And perhaps greater economic integration would eventually change China.

That was the BET.

Then came what economists later called:

THE CHINA SHOCK.

Between 2000 and 2010, America lost almost 6 MILLION manufacturing jobs.

Not all because of China.

Automation mattered.

Technology mattered.

Recessions mattered.

But researchers estimate Chinese import competition contributed to roughly 2–2.4 MILLION American job losses from 1999–2011.

And here is what Washington missed.

A worker who lost a factory job Monday did NOT magically find an equally good job Tuesday.

Some towns never recovered.

Wages fell.

Communities declined.

Families were disrupted.

The economist said:

“The economy will adjust.”

The worker discovered:

I AM the adjustment.

Then America sold the next generation another idea:

GO TO COLLEGE.

The factory job your father had was disappearing.

So get a degree.

Borrow money.

Enter the new economy.

Student debt went from roughly $340 BILLION in 2001 to about $1.65 TRILLION today.

Think about that generational progression.

Grandfather:

Factory → paycheck → house → family.

Father:

Factory closes → economy restructures.

Son or daughter:

Borrow tens of thousands of dollars because now you need a degree to compete.

Meanwhile politicians in BOTH parties kept the basic globalization model moving.

Then COVID hit in 2020.

Suddenly America discovered that the cheapest supply chain isn't necessarily the safest supply chain.

Pharmaceuticals.

Semiconductors.

Medical equipment.

Critical minerals.

Electronics.

Industrial components.

So much had become dependent on production thousands of miles away.

President Trump had already begun challenging that model.

In 2018, he imposed major tariffs on Chinese goods.

Washington screamed:

TRADE WAR.

And yes, tariffs can raise costs.

That criticism is legitimate.

But President Trump was asking a fundamentally different question.

For decades Washington asked:

Where can we make this CHEAPEST?

President Trump asked:

What does America NEED to be able to make itself?

Then something interesting happened.

President Biden came in…

…and kept many Trump-era China tariffs.

Industrial policy returned.

Semiconductors became a national-security issue.

Critical minerals became a national-security issue.

Domestic manufacturing became a national-security issue.

Why?

Because the argument had changed.

Now President Trump is back.

And Americans are understandably looking at:

Gas.

Groceries.

Rent.

Insurance.

Interest rates.

Mortgage payments.

Those bills matter TODAY.

But underneath that noise, America is attempting something much bigger:

Rebuilding domestic manufacturing.

Rebuilding supply chains.

Expanding semiconductor production.

Expanding pharmaceuticals.

Expanding steel.

Expanding energy.

Expanding advanced manufacturing.

Companies including TSMC, Micron, Apple, NVIDIA, Hyundai, GM, Ford, Eli Lilly, Roche and Johnson & Johnson have announced major U.S. investments.

But understand this:

An announcement is not a factory.

Factories take YEARS.

Semiconductor fabs take YEARS.

Mines take YEARS.

Supply chains take YEARS.

Workforces take YEARS to rebuild.

So here's the contradiction.

America spent roughly 40 YEARS building this economic model…

Then expects President Trump to reverse it in roughly 20 MONTHS.

Read that again.

FORTY YEARS IN.

TWENTY MONTHS OUT.

You should criticize President Trump when policies fail.

Demand lower prices.

Demand results.

Demand accountability.

But also understand what is happening beneath the daily headlines.

America spent decades telling capital:

GO WHERE PRODUCTION IS CHEAPEST.

Now America is trying to tell capital:

BUILD IT HERE.

That transition was never going to happen overnight.

The real question isn't whether every Trump policy works.

Some won't.

The question is:

Twenty years from now, will Americans look back at this period as the moment the country finally understood that the CHEAPEST economy isn't always the STRONGEST economy?

Because millions of Americans already lived through what happened the last time Washington made that gamble.

They watched the factory close.

They watched the jobs leave.

They sent their children to college.

They watched the debt pile up.

And now America is trying to build some of it back.

That is the story underneath the noise.

[The Disrespected Trucker @DisrespectedThe]

Are you paying attention yet?

[Gia Macool @GiaMMacool]

Social media was one of the biggest scams ever sold.

A perfectly happy woman can scroll Instagram and suddenly convince herself she’s living the wrong life.

She sees influencers traveling the world, wearing designer clothes, carrying $10,000 handbags and stepping onto private jets.

Suddenly her stable marriage feels boring.
Her husband feels “cheap.”

Her normal life feels like she settled.

Then she starts picking apart everything he does.

“He doesn’t take me anywhere.”

“He doesn’t spoil me.”

“He’s not ambitious enough.”

“He’s not like those men.”

Eventually, she starts wondering if she married the wrong man.

But here’s what she forgets:

She’s comparing her real life to someone else’s carefully manufactured highlight reel.

The vacations are curated.

The relationships are curated.

The bodies are edited.

The homes are staged.

The lifestyles are sponsored by men who rent these “influencers” aka escorts strategically presented for attention.

You are not watching reality.

You are watching a performance designed to keep you watching.

And comparison is the business model.

Because a woman who is content with what she has is harder to sell to.

But make her feel inadequate?

Now she needs the new handbag.

The new body.

The new vacation.

The new house.

The new lifestyle.

And eventually, maybe even a new husband.

They don't need to convince you that your life is terrible.

They only need to convince you that someone else’s life is better.

Then you’ll do the rest.

You’ll create the dissatisfaction yourself.

The algorithm profits from your insecurity, your comparison and your constant need for validation from strangers.

Stop comparing your real marriage to someone else's curated feed.

Be grateful for what you’ve built.

And before you let strangers on the internet convince you that your husband isn't enough, remember who actually lives that life with you.

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@ClarksStorage @grits715 @tarheel_texas So this dumb bitch will vote socialism just to go against the president.

We must be living in the twilight zone. Or covid ruined the prefrontal cortex of these update morons

(I’m about to start calling them retards too)

@POTUS these people need a good shakin!

[𝒦𝑒𝓁𝓁𝓎࿎☽ @idropFbombs]

Isn't it funny how all the boomers are on Facebook, the woke are on Instagram, teenagers are on tik tok and reddit and the only place you find the awakened is on 𝕏?

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@TomFitton Fauci is a Fraud

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@godsaccount4 @TomFitton Fauci is a Fraud

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@kid_prairie @sajanorth22 @JPLuisi1 @JustinTrudeau Google is compromised

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@WarNuse Stick a needle in Cuomo he’s done!