So many talking heads and clickbait influencers continue to get all their analysis wrong, because they don’t understand Trump or his mission.
They assume Trump is like other Presidents of the past. This is a mistake.
Trump is legitimately on a mission to destroy the Deep State, and defeat is not an option. Once you begin looking through this lens, things start making sense, and pieces of the puzzle begin to fall into place.
So many people are trying to solve an extremely complex equation, with incorrect variables. Until you recognize that Trump is the real deal and is actually doing what he said he would do, your analysis will continue to be wrong.
Can you see the change?
Who is directing the play?
This is literally the FIRST time I can recall, that our side won a recount.
What’s changed?
Hint:
The enemy cheats like crazy, but the military has ALREADY mapped out every way they cheat and can “prevent” them when “needed.
Like flipping a switch.
Trump now has all the personnel in place for the prosecution of the now-removed shadow government.
Note I didn't say 'continued firing/removal of the shadow government'.
I said what I said. PROSECUTION of the shadow government. For its crimes.
Todd Blanche is AG for at least the next 2 years, possibly longer.
Jay Clayton is now DNI, ready to begin declassifying the MONEY TRAILS that led to all the shadow governments criminal financial networks.
The clandestine international financial networks the shadow government has been using for:
1. running massive criminal schemes facilitating/enabling mass migrations, human trafficking, child trafficking, sex trafficking, drug trafficking, arms profiteering, bioweapons manufacturing for plandemics
2. running massive shadow government media schemes around the world to manufacture consent for shadow government criminal activities and propagandizing the citizens of various nations and curating the public knowledges to hide as much of the shadow government activity as possible, and what they couldn't hide, explain it away
3. running massive shadow government election rigging schemes both here at home and abroad to exert & then maintain control
4. running expensive psychological warfare campaigns targeting the American public to achieve successful war upon the native American citizenry to
a. demoralize the native citizen
b. deculturalize the native citizen
c. depopulate the native citizen
d. destabilize the nation with a targeted mass replacement migration
Calling what the shadow government has been doing 'treason' is an incredible understatement.
Just doing these kinds of things from your public offices to your own people on your own for your own sick motives would be bad enough by itself.
The fact that the US shadow government agents are clearly demonstrated by the documentary evidence - especially the documented financial money trails - to have been engaged in all of this treasonous activity while working in direct concert with foreign governments and hostile foreign entities only compounds the treason.
As the hostile takeover of the Executive Branch from the remaining vestiges of the shadow government got fully underway in January of 2025, all the members of the Trump team knew the historical moment they found themselves in.
Nothing like this had ever been attempted before.
It took a massive amount of behind-the-scenes hard work by dedicated and committed patriots to reach this point.
Well done. You fought the good fight, and you won.
I am looking forward to covering all of the military trials of the shadow government agents over the next several years.
Pay attention.
John Solomon is on center stage for a reason.
As I have said.
The EVIDENCE of a conspiracy to steal the election in 2020 is going to be revealed BEFORE the midterms and……
It’s going to change EVERYTHING!
July 2020. Steps of the Supreme Court. America’s Frontline Doctors stood in white coats and told the American people the truth the regime did not want spoken:
COVID was treatable.
Early treatment worked.
Nobody needed to die.
Lockdowns were never necessary.
We were censored within hours. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube erased the video. Careers were destroyed. Doctors were threatened. Patients were denied the medicine that could have saved them.
They called us dangerous.
They were the danger.
History has already rendered its verdict. We were right. They lied. And the people paid the price in lives, liberty, and lost years.
Watch it. Share it. Bookmark it.
Never let them memory-hole what they did.
The truth was never the threat.
Their power was.
July 2020. Steps of the Supreme Court. America’s Frontline Doctors stood in white coats and told the American people the truth the regime did not want spoken:
COVID was treatable.
Early treatment worked.
Nobody needed to die.
Lockdowns were never necessary.
We were censored within hours. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube erased the video. Careers were destroyed. Doctors were threatened. Patients were denied the medicine that could have saved them.
They called us dangerous.
They were the danger.
History has already rendered its verdict. We were right. They lied. And the people paid the price in lives, liberty, and lost years.
Watch it. Share it. Bookmark it.
Never let them memory-hole what they did.
The truth was never the threat.
Their power was.
🚨 HOLY CRAP! President Trump just accused Big Oil companies of making "too much money" off the Iran war — and he called them out BY NAME
"Chevron — too much money!"
"Exxon Mobil — too much money!"
"I'm NOT HAPPY."
"GIVE SOME OF THAT BACK TO THE PUBLIC."
"When you look at one company, where they made 12 times what they made the year before...they better CUT the retail price, the consumer price!"
"You're surprised I'm saying it. I'll say it loud and clear!"
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MCAFEE: “You have a lot of teammates that are vaccinated… heading into the season.”
RODGERS: “A lot of people had probably FAKE vax cards back in the day too.”
McAFEE: “Not me!”
RODGERS: “I remember seeing some of the vax cards. It was like written in CRAYON.”
“I’m like, all right, so we’re going to pass that up, but we [unvaxxed] are going to be second-rate citizens over here. I got to wear a yellow armband. Train in the back. Can’t be around more than three people.”
[Mocking] “‘Oh, you gotta wear a mask when you do your interview. And all of us are gonna be masked up the entire time back here. We’re 20ft away from you. Cause that’s safety first.’”
“What a CROCK OF SH*T we had to go through! Crazy time.”
Exactly right!!
The Rockefeller medical industrial complex has been “creating” viruses and cancers to purposely make people sick, so they can profit off treating the “symptoms,” using medicines derived from petroleum products that are poisonous.
The Rockefeller’s created the Spanish Flu, which killed millions, at a military base in Kansas.
They were experimenting on vaccines and then blamed it on the Spanish.
End ALL gain of function experiments and vaccines.
I think athletes like Aaron Rodgers, Cole Beasley, Kyrie Irving, Novak Djokovic, Bryson DeChambeau, etc., all deserve a MASSIVE apology from the media.
These people were objectively correct about masks/vax, and the “experts” and sheep were wrong. All the athletes who stood up to this insanity were treated like villains, and maliciously smeared by the media, and they deserve respect for standing up when it was the unpopular thing to do.
Unfortunately, I can say from personal experience, that day is never coming. None of us will ever get an apology. The Fauci-worshippers have quietly backtracked, and are content with pretending they didn’t try to put us all in camps, all based on lies.
They will never openly admit they were wrong, but deep down, they know. It’s up to us to never let them forget it, and never let them assume power of any kind again.
🚨 WOW! Aaron Rodgers just WENT OFF
"I'm gonna plead the 5th...like that absolute COWARD! Tony Fauci! Absolute coward. Are you kidding me? You got a pardon, you pleaded over 100 times? What are you SCARED of Tony?! I thought you were the 'science.' You were 'I AM SCIENCE!'"
"And you get up there and can't answer a question?"
"And how much time did the network spend on that? How much time did they spend on my responses every week? My vaccination status? On Taylor and Travis' wedding? Did they do even a minute on Tony Fauci?! I bet they didn't."
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@PatMcAfeeShow
I’M IN TEARS
I’M SCREAMING
The Pennsylvania Department of State just conducted one of its biggest purges ever.
Democrats lost TENS of thousands of voters.
It’s happening — it’s actually happening.
Our work to clean the voter rolls is actually working.
Sunlight is the best disinfectant.
This is a massive, earth-shattering earthquake of epic proportions.
Wait until you see how close we are to flipping Pennsylvania 🟦🔜🟥!
My heart sings a tune loudly for all to hear.
Some of you are telling me the Gaza deal can't last. You're not seeing the whole board.
There are two default assumptions at work here.
The first is that Islamist radicals can just spontaneously produce missiles, guns, and money from thin air. They can't.
The second is just general black pilling, which is frankly stupid. So you're demoralized: big whoop. You'd have been more demoralized in the summer of 1940, or for that matter of 1942. And you'd have been just as wrong. Get over yourself. Look at the facts.
First, Israel beat the crap out of Hamas, one of the most bloodthirsty terrorist groups on Earth. They are as murderous with their own people as with the Israelis, and have been for decades. It is no accident that since Israel handed Gaza to the Palestinians in 2006, the Christian Arab population there has been "reduced" by 2/3. And that's not a lot different from the West Bank Palestinians, who upon gaining control of Bethlehem "reduced" its Christian population from 80% to about 10%, or the PLO and Hezbollah in Lebanon, where the Christian population was about 54% before the Civil War and is now about 37%.
The people pretending that it's the Jews who are killing Christians are willfully blind, and intentionally blinding you.
No matter what you think of Israel, Hamas is evil. They went too far in 2023, as they were always going to do, and Israel has defeated them. They can no longer field an effective military force. They cannot resupply. They're done.
Can individual or small groups of militants kill people? Sure. But there's no longer any sanctuary, and the days of your tax money being funneled through the PA to pay for suicide bombers are long over (although if you live in Tim Walz's Minnesota, that is not true of Somalia).
The black pill types told us nine months ago that the peace would not last a week and that Trump could never pull off the deal agreed to yesterday. Yet here we are, nine months later, and he has. "Oh, it won't last," you say, but you said that last October, and the peace has held. Why? Israel cut off Hamas's ability to fight, while Trump cut off its ability to resupply. It's that simple.
Second, the reason that's simple is that Hamas's three chief patrons were Iran, which now can't get ships in or out of its own ports, along with Turkey and Qatar. Trump has reduced Qatar to a U.S. protectorate. He's dealmaking with the Turks on F-35s and the disposition of Syria, including new oil pipelines (to be built and owned by U.S. oil companies). Turkey suddenly needs peace to achieve its own ends; Qatar simply has nowhere to go. And Hamas has no one to ship them weapons or pay their bills.
They could have made Gaza into the Riviera. Instead they dug up the water and sewer pipes to make missiles they fired for two decades at schools. So now the Board of Peace will build what they did not.
Third, they'll do that because no one hates Hamas as much as the Arabs. Every country the Palestinians have entered in any numbers, they've immediately plunged into civil war. No one wants them anywhere near anything important. Egypt's wall along its border with Gaza makes a maximum security prison look like a sand castle. It has no such wall along its Israeli border. There's a reason.
Trump has carefully cultivated enormous business and investment deals with every regional power. He's gone out of his way to give them things they need and want, from the Saudi nuclear power deal to the Turks' favorite installed in Damascus. Their interests are interlocked with ours, and tightening by the day. Everyone now profits from peace. The Palestinians are in their way.
Fourth, a massive generational shift is underway. The old timers wanted a Palestinian state, so long as it was safely contained somewhere else, and they used it to show they were "tough" against Israel when in war after war they'd been shown to be impotent. it was low cost and (moderately) higher reward for them.
Their children, exemplified by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS), are sick of it. They WANT peace with Israel. They want to make money in Israel, and they want the Israelis to bring tech and investment to them. Even more so, they want military and intelligence cooperation, which all of them badly need. They have none of their parents' sentimental attachment to long-dead Palestinian leaders or decades-old lost wars. And Trump is daily incentivizing them to double down.
Fifth, why? Because Trump knows three things the black pill guys do not:
A. Trump knows that prosperous countries rarely attack one another.
B. Trump knows Americans can make fortunes in the Middle East if peace is the rule rather than the exception, and that will never be achieved through a Bush-style occupation. He also knows that we can save fortunes if we don't have to worry about the Middle East anymore.
C. Trump knows that without money, you're done. And he knows how to cut off the cash.
No one funds Hamas now. No one funds Hezbollah now. A Lebanese peace requires a stable, functioning Lebanese government and the dismantling of Iran's proxy army on Israel's northern border -- the one that has also occupied and terrorized Lebanon for half a century.
So Trump let Israel annihilate Hamas, which has now unconditionally surrendered. He also let it beat Hezbollah into submission. On the ground, these were the two biggest obstacles to regional peace, now each shattered.
And now we have a way to give everyone what they want in both countries: a Palestinian state under new management, military and intelligence cooperation with Israel, Israeli energy exports to Egypt and Jordan (and Syria and Lebanon soon enough), and the restoration of Lebanon as "the Paris of the Middle East" as it was before the civil war.
Sixth, most people watching see these as disconnected issues. They aren't. They never were. But neither is Syria, under new management and (despite its sordid past) desperate to balance Turkish, Israeli, Saudi, and U.S. power so it can have the breathing room to avoid becoming Ankara's colony. Suddenly it has an intense interest in peace as well; just as suddenly, it is no longer an essential Russian outpost or a colony of Tehran.
And also neither is Iraq, where pro-Iranian militias have wreaked havoc for 20 years. Those days are over. Iraq's new President is disarming the militias and arresting their leaders. The militias spent the early part of this year reinforcing the IRGC in its massacre and crackdown on the Iranian people. They're also the final obstacle to a durable peace -- and economic development, and pipeline construction, and prosperity -- in Iraq itself.
Seventh, all these roads lead one place: Iran. The Islamic regime is the primary source of funding, armament, and direction for the bad guys in every armed conflict in the region: literally all of them. Tehran used all these proxies to build a de facto Persian Empire from Baghdad to Beirut and from Abadan to Aden. That's gone now. It won't be coming back.
Eighth, the Iran war has shown the Gulf Arab states that the Iranian really is a clear and present danger, not a convenient idiocracy that keeps its country from becoming a rich regional power. Months of Iranian bombardment of Arab hotels, water plants, airports, and shipping have been more persuasive than decades of American leaders. Now Saudi Arabia carries out joint attacks on Iran with the U.S.; so do Kuwait and the UAE. And with a host of currency swap lines, nuclear power deals, and direct military support, Trump is drawing all of them closer to the U.S. by the day.
Ninth, all that works because of what doesn't. China is a nonfactor. Supposedly Iran's ally (much like it was supposedly Russia's "ally without limits" while it pushed Putin into his Ukrainian quagmire), China hasn't lifted a finger. Rumors of shoulder-fired missile shipments are just that: rumors. But if true, they're the exception that proves the rule. China is NOT sending advanced fighter jets, not at any price. China is NOT sending troops. China is NOT sending its Navy. If anything, it's sparring with the U.S. over the pending Taiwan arms sale...but only very, very gently.
No one in the Middle East is stupid enough not to understand what China calls "the Malacca Dilemma". 80% of its oil has to flow through the Strait of Malacca. The U.S. already had de facto control of the chokepoint; it has turned that into control into a chokehold with its new defense pact with the heretofore "Non-Aligned" Indonesia. It's also flipped India, which not only signed an "impossible" February trade deal with Trump (or so said the black pillers) but immediately began capturing illegal Russian Shadow Fleet oil tankers.
Iran has to use that Shadow Fleet too: 90% of its exports are to China. But China hasn't lifted a finger, and India doesn't care. That was even before Trump sealed Iran's ports tight.
Tenth, all of this has required complex negotiations with at least a dozen countries that mostly don't like each other, and all of that takes time. If you see Trump call a cease fire to "negotiate" with Iran, don't be dumb: he's actually using that time to negotiate with Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, and Oman, and Qatar, and Bahrain, and Kuwait, and Iraq, and Syria, and Lebanon, and Turkey, and Israel. Iran is a threat to every one of them, and in many cases has been their murderous oppressor. They're skittish, they're gunshy, they know their militaries are strong on paper but weak in fact, and like all people, inertia has kept them in the long status quo. But Trump has destroyed that status quo: it is never coming back. And slowly, every country in the region is getting the point and getting on board.
How Iran finishes is almost irrelevant. Oh, you're not going to believe our expanded target package over the next few weeks. The prospect of a successful Iranian revolution and a free Iran is very, very real. A free Iran would be the greatest investment opportunity of the 2030s, and everyone would benefit, no matter how much change is tough.
But at this point it wouldn't matter. Iran spent trillions of its people's money on underground complexes in which to build nuclear weapons and the ICBMs to load them on. It has literally nothing left to show for it. And every day it threatens Hormuz or the Bab al-Mandab is other day that it's well-armed, wealthy neighbors become more determined that it can never be allowed to rise again. If the U.S. doesn't finish Iran, the Arabs will.
Trump plays the part of a chaos agent. He does this to keep all his enemies off balance. He's been telling you this on video and in print since at least 1987. If you can't see the play, that's on you.
But no one ever does the homework. So it keeps on working for him. He's remaking the Middle East no matter what happens in Iran, and our grandchildren will thank him, not just for peace but for the prosperity that comes from it. What they won't remember is your black pill foolishness, your temporary gas price inconvenience, or your inability to see the world being transformed before your eyes.
Which is good. You want your grandchildren to respect you, after all.
Some of you are telling me the Gaza deal can't last. You're not seeing the whole board.
There are two default assumptions at work here.
The first is that Islamist radicals can just spontaneously produce missiles, guns, and money from thin air. They can't.
The second is just general black pilling, which is frankly stupid. So you're demoralized: big whoop. You'd have been more demoralized in the summer of 1940, or for that matter of 1942. And you'd have been just as wrong. Get over yourself. Look at the facts.
First, Israel beat the crap out of Hamas, one of the most bloodthirsty terrorist groups on Earth. They are as murderous with their own people as with the Israelis, and have been for decades. It is no accident that since Israel handed Gaza to the Palestinians in 2006, the Christian Arab population there has been "reduced" by 2/3. And that's not a lot different from the West Bank Palestinians, who upon gaining control of Bethlehem "reduced" its Christian population from 80% to about 10%, or the PLO and Hezbollah in Lebanon, where the Christian population was about 54% before the Civil War and is now about 37%.
The people pretending that it's the Jews who are killing Christians are willfully blind, and intentionally blinding you.
No matter what you think of Israel, Hamas is evil. They went too far in 2023, as they were always going to do, and Israel has defeated them. They can no longer field an effective military force. They cannot resupply. They're done.
Can individual or small groups of militants kill people? Sure. But there's no longer any sanctuary, and the days of your tax money being funneled through the PA to pay for suicide bombers are long over (although if you live in Tim Walz's Minnesota, that is not true of Somalia).
The black pill types told us nine months ago that the peace would not last a week and that Trump could never pull off the deal agreed to yesterday. Yet here we are, nine months later, and he has. "Oh, it won't last," you say, but you said that last October, and the peace has held. Why? Israel cut off Hamas's ability to fight, while Trump cut off its ability to resupply. It's that simple.
Second, the reason that's simple is that Hamas's three chief patrons were Iran, which now can't get ships in or out of its own ports, along with Turkey and Qatar. Trump has reduced Qatar to a U.S. protectorate. He's dealmaking with the Turks on F-35s and the disposition of Syria, including new oil pipelines (to be built and owned by U.S. oil companies). Turkey suddenly needs peace to achieve its own ends; Qatar simply has nowhere to go. And Hamas has no one to ship them weapons or pay their bills.
They could have made Gaza into the Riviera. Instead they dug up the water and sewer pipes to make missiles they fired for two decades at schools. So now the Board of Peace will build what they did not.
Third, they'll do that because no one hates Hamas as much as the Arabs. Every country the Palestinians have entered in any numbers, they've immediately plunged into civil war. No one wants them anywhere near anything important. Egypt's wall along its border with Gaza makes a maximum security prison look like a sand castle. It has no such wall along its Israeli border. There's a reason.
Trump has carefully cultivated enormous business and investment deals with every regional power. He's gone out of his way to give them things they need and want, from the Saudi nuclear power deal to the Turks' favorite installed in Damascus. Their interests are interlocked with ours, and tightening by the day. Everyone now profits from peace. The Palestinians are in their way.
Fourth, a massive generational shift is underway. The old timers wanted a Palestinian state, so long as it was safely contained somewhere else, and they used it to show they were "tough" against Israel when in war after war they'd been shown to be impotent. it was low cost and (moderately) higher reward for them.
Their children, exemplified by Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS), are sick of it. They WANT peace with Israel. They want to make money in Israel, and they want the Israelis to bring tech and investment to them. Even more so, they want military and intelligence cooperation, which all of them badly need. They have none of their parents' sentimental attachment to long-dead Palestinian leaders or decades-old lost wars. And Trump is daily incentivizing them to double down.
Fifth, why? Because Trump knows three things the black pill guys do not:
A. Trump knows that prosperous countries rarely attack one another.
B. Trump knows Americans can make fortunes in the Middle East if peace is the rule rather than the exception, and that will never be achieved through a Bush-style occupation. He also knows that we can save fortunes if we don't have to worry about the Middle East anymore.
C. Trump knows that without money, you're done. And he knows how to cut off the cash.
No one funds Hamas now. No one funds Hezbollah now. A Lebanese peace requires a stable, functioning Lebanese government and the dismantling of Iran's proxy army on Israel's northern border -- the one that has also occupied and terrorized Lebanon for half a century.
So Trump let Israel annihilate Hamas, which has now unconditionally surrendered. He also let it beat Hezbollah into submission. On the ground, these were the two biggest obstacles to regional peace, now each shattered.
And now we have a way to give everyone what they want in both countries: a Palestinian state under new management, military and intelligence cooperation with Israel, Israeli energy exports to Egypt and Jordan (and Syria and Lebanon soon enough), and the restoration of Lebanon as "the Paris of the Middle East" as it was before the civil war.
Sixth, most people watching see these as disconnected issues. They aren't. They never were. But neither is Syria, under new management and (despite its sordid past) desperate to balance Turkish, Israeli, Saudi, and U.S. power so it can have the breathing room to avoid becoming Ankara's colony. Suddenly it has an intense interest in peace as well; just as suddenly, it is no longer an essential Russian outpost or a colony of Tehran.
And also neither is Iraq, where pro-Iranian militias have wreaked havoc for 20 years. Those days are over. Iraq's new President is disarming the militias and arresting their leaders. The militias spent the early part of this year reinforcing the IRGC in its massacre and crackdown on the Iranian people. They're also the final obstacle to a durable peace -- and economic development, and pipeline construction, and prosperity -- in Iraq itself.
Seventh, all these roads lead one place: Iran. The Islamic regime is the primary source of funding, armament, and direction for the bad guys in every armed conflict in the region: literally all of them. Tehran used all these proxies to build a de facto Persian Empire from Baghdad to Beirut and from Abadan to Aden. That's gone now. It won't be coming back.
Eighth, the Iran war has shown the Gulf Arab states that the Iranian really is a clear and present danger, not a convenient idiocracy that keeps its country from becoming a rich regional power. Months of Iranian bombardment of Arab hotels, water plants, airports, and shipping have been more persuasive than decades of American leaders. Now Saudi Arabia carries out joint attacks on Iran with the U.S.; so do Kuwait and the UAE. And with a host of currency swap lines, nuclear power deals, and direct military support, Trump is drawing all of them closer to the U.S. by the day.
Ninth, all that works because of what doesn't. China is a nonfactor. Supposedly Iran's ally (much like it was supposedly Russia's "ally without limits" while it pushed Putin into his Ukrainian quagmire), China hasn't lifted a finger. Rumors of shoulder-fired missile shipments are just that: rumors. But if true, they're the exception that proves the rule. China is NOT sending advanced fighter jets, not at any price. China is NOT sending troops. China is NOT sending its Navy. If anything, it's sparring with the U.S. over the pending Taiwan arms sale...but only very, very gently.
No one in the Middle East is stupid enough not to understand what China calls "the Malacca Dilemma". 80% of its oil has to flow through the Strait of Malacca. The U.S. already had de facto control of the chokepoint; it has turned that into control into a chokehold with its new defense pact with the heretofore "Non-Aligned" Indonesia. It's also flipped India, which not only signed an "impossible" February trade deal with Trump (or so said the black pillers) but immediately began capturing illegal Russian Shadow Fleet oil tankers.
Iran has to use that Shadow Fleet too: 90% of its exports are to China. But China hasn't lifted a finger, and India doesn't care. That was even before Trump sealed Iran's ports tight.
Tenth, all of this has required complex negotiations with at least a dozen countries that mostly don't like each other, and all of that takes time. If you see Trump call a cease fire to "negotiate" with Iran, don't be dumb: he's actually using that time to negotiate with Saudi Arabia, and the UAE, and Oman, and Qatar, and Bahrain, and Kuwait, and Iraq, and Syria, and Lebanon, and Turkey, and Israel. Iran is a threat to every one of them, and in many cases has been their murderous oppressor. They're skittish, they're gunshy, they know their militaries are strong on paper but weak in fact, and like all people, inertia has kept them in the long status quo. But Trump has destroyed that status quo: it is never coming back. And slowly, every country in the region is getting the point and getting on board.
How Iran finishes is almost irrelevant. Oh, you're not going to believe our expanded target package over the next few weeks. The prospect of a successful Iranian revolution and a free Iran is very, very real. A free Iran would be the greatest investment opportunity of the 2030s, and everyone would benefit, no matter how much change is tough.
But at this point it wouldn't matter. Iran spent trillions of its people's money on underground complexes in which to build nuclear weapons and the ICBMs to load them on. It has literally nothing left to show for it. And every day it threatens Hormuz or the Bab al-Mandab is other day that it's well-armed, wealthy neighbors become more determined that it can never be allowed to rise again. If the U.S. doesn't finish Iran, the Arabs will.
Trump plays the part of a chaos agent. He does this to keep all his enemies off balance. He's been telling you this on video and in print since at least 1987. If you can't see the play, that's on you.
But no one ever does the homework. So it keeps on working for him. He's remaking the Middle East no matter what happens in Iran, and our grandchildren will thank him, not just for peace but for the prosperity that comes from it. What they won't remember is your black pill foolishness, your temporary gas price inconvenience, or your inability to see the world being transformed before your eyes.
Which is good. You want your grandchildren to respect you, after all.
RFK Jr. blasts CNN's Dana Bash over COVID:
BASH: "You're the HHS security and you're leading to vaccine hesitancy."
KENNEDY: "Do you see your job as ending vaccine hesitancy or telling the truth?"
BASH: "The truth is that there is study after study."
KENNEDY: "You're repeating it like a parrot. I've actually read the science. Let's debate the science."
BASH: "I'm not debating this with you."
KENNEDY: "Of course you won't. Because all you know how to do is repeat what you're told and say trust the experts. That's what you did during COVID."
"Now we know Fauci was lying about everything. About mask, social distancing, natural immunity, vaccine transmission. He was lying and you were punishing people for not trusting the expert."
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@RobertKennedyJr
Elon Musk was asked what the economy looks like in ten years. He didn’t describe a boom or a crash. He gave a date.
Musk: “Money won’t matter in 2036.”
He isn’t predicting collapse. He’s predicting so much supply that accounting can no longer describe it.
Musk: “You need the end effectors in the form of humanoid robotics.”
End effectors. Hands.
Every economy that ever existed was capped by the number of hands available and the hours inside them.
That cap is most of human history.
Famine was a hands problem. Empire was a hands problem. Slavery was the worst answer anyone ever gave to a hands problem.
Musk: “you can go from intelligence manifesting itself only digitally to shaping atoms.”
Intelligence has been stuck behind glass since the first computer. Every idea it ever had still needed human hands to carry it out.
Musk: “you have a sort of a quasi-infinite economy.”
The interesting part isn’t whether the abundance arrives. It’s what money turns out to have been.
Not paper. Not a number in an app. A dollar is a claim on somebody else’s hours.
Every price you ever paid was a bid on a piece of a stranger’s life. Every wage you ever earned was somebody bidding on yours.
So “money won’t matter” is not a sentence about currency. It’s a sentence about need.
If nobody has to buy your hours, the claim has nothing left to point at.
Musk: “You want money for food, housing, transport, entertainment.”
That list is accurate, and it is the smallest a person has ever been reduced to. A stomach and an address.
Nobody has ever wanted only that.
Under every paycheck was a second thing that never printed on the stub. Proof that a stranger somewhere needed something only you could give.
The economy was the largest machine ever built for making strangers necessary to each other. The goods were the byproduct.
Every ancestor of yours worked so the next one wouldn’t have to. Nobody ever wrote down what to do on the day someone finally didn’t.
We already know what happens when the supply arrives and the necessity leaves. We have run it one person at a time for a century.
The retired man with a full account and nothing waiting for him in the morning. The lottery winner who comes apart with every need met.
Nobody in that condition was ever cured by more.
Musk: “There’s no analogy or metaphor that I think illustrates the magnitude of change that we’re going to experience here.”
He’s right, and it runs deeper than economics.
Every era before this one organized itself around scarcity. Take scarcity out and there is nothing left to compare it to.
Notice what abundance never touches. Anything that can be copied falls to zero. What remains is everything that can’t.
Land. Rank. Being first. The attention of one specific person who could be spending it somewhere else.
Abundance doesn’t kill money. It strips it down to the only things it was ever really buying.
The goods, the services, the things we spent ten thousand years calling wealth, turn out to have been the easy part.
So the question waiting in 2036 isn’t how you’ll get by. Provision is handled.
It’s what you answer when nothing requires you and everything is given.
Most of us were never chosen. We were needed, and needed was close enough to live on.
That difference has never once been tested. Abundance is the test.
Nothing will be missing. You will be.
Elon Musk described the government in four sentences and never made a political argument. He read out the schematic.
Musk: "Government is a corporation in the limit. It is the most corporate thing. It is maximum corporation. And it's also a monopoly, and also is the only one that's allowed legally to do violence."
Take the flag off it and look at what's underneath.
It collects revenue. It employs millions. It owns land. It writes the rules it operates under.
That's a corporation. Line for line.
With three edits.
You cannot choose a competitor.
You cannot decline the transaction.
It is the only one on earth permitted to use force to make you pay.
Every other relationship in your life required your consent. This one required your birth.
Musk: "Why would you want to give a corporation with no competition that can't even really go bankrupt more money?"
There is no condition under which it stops. None was ever built in.
Everything that has ever gotten better got better by being allowed to die. Evolution runs on extinction. Science runs on falsification. Markets run on bankruptcy. Your own body runs on cells that kill themselves on schedule.
Failure isn't cruelty. It's information. It's the only mechanism in the universe that tells a system it was wrong.
Take it away and the system doesn't become permanent. It becomes blind.
A company that misreads the world loses customers.
A government that misreads the world receives a larger budget the following year.
It's the only structure we've built where failure is what feeds it.
Musk: "I think the role of government should be that of like a referee, and not a player on the field."
A referee was never supposed to be weak. He was supposed to be outside the outcome.
The moment he starts scoring he isn't corrupt. Corruption would mean he broke a rule. He wrote the rules. He's just playing, and he's the only one allowed to keep score.
A system like that never gets caught. It only gets old.
Every civilization that collapsed did it with its institutions still standing.
The buildings stayed. The titles stayed. The revenue arrived on schedule.
What died was the feedback. The signal telling it that reality had moved and it hadn't.
Rome didn't fall in a day. It stopped listening for a century and called it stability.
That's the actual danger. Not tyranny. Deafness with a budget.
And it runs deeper than politics.
Everything you love is precious because it can be lost. A promise means something because the person making it will die. Your time matters because you don't get more of it.
Mortality isn't the tragedy of being human. It's the only reason anything costs anything.
Then we built one institution exempt from all of it. No death. No scarcity. No consequence. A thing that can never lose anything, deciding what everything is worth.
It bills in dollars. It's paid in hours. And it has never once felt what an hour costs.
It can be wrong for a century and feel nothing. You get eighty years and have to be right the first time.
It doesn't have to win the argument. It only has to outlive the person making it, and it has never lost that one.
It borrows against people who don't exist yet, and they will pay, because it will still be standing when they arrive.
Then we handed it the only gun.
This isn't a conspiracy. Conspiracies need competence and coordination. This is a design flaw, and design flaws only need time.
That's the good news. A conspiracy can't be proven or fixed. A design flaw can be both.
Everything good in your life exists because something was permitted to fail on the way to it. Every medicine. Every machine. Every idea that survived contact with reality.
The one institution that cannot fail is the one holding the gun.
That isn't a warning. It's an engineering problem.
And every permanent thing on earth was designed by people who weren't.
.@CUSEF_HK paid for prominent American journalists to visit China in exchange for
"favorable coverage."
I paid my own way and discretely followed the trail to CUSEF's headquarters in Hong Kong.
More coming.
Xi Jinping praised C100 as a “friendly organization” making “untiring efforts” to advance CCP influence in the U.S.
The stated objective of the trips was to “improve perceptions of China.”