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  1. This is why the MSM has lost all credibility. They did it to themselves, and I have enjoyed watching them drown in the shite they've served.
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  2. DOGE also needs to be a watchdog on upcoming legislation by calling out porkbarrel spending.
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  3. By 2014, most of the WWII veterans had passed away, and couldn't tell the tale. That's how they rewrite history.
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  4. This is why I disagree with “free trade” that is promoted by some groups. It has led to the deindustrialization of the West, high unemployment, and the destruction of their economies. When a gov loses the right to apply tariffs to protect home industry, and when they allow large corporations to offshore, it leads to the destruction of the nation, which is what they want. Look at what Strobe Talbot was quoted stating in Time Magazine.
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  5. No matter how it was sugar coated, Fenton just admitted that the Hollywood producers sold out the US to China, for profit, and that they now push CCP propaganda upon the US public. In the end, it was, as always, about money, which was the same thing that we found within the academe. We now have the China Initiative at the DOJ, but we should also have a Hollywood Initiative, too. I think that we will find the same thing with almost all media, as we did with several mainstream news sources.
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  6. LBJ always reminded me of the old saying: “Two people can keep a secret, if one of them is dead.”
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  7. You can't mention Robespierre without mentioning the likes of François-Noël Babeuf and others, along with their new religion, and the Conspiracy of the Equals. Babeuf was called the father of Communism. After him came Henri de Saint-Simon and his apprentice, with the birth of Socialism. Under Robespierre, they wouldn't be Christians at all, but now, they would worship a new goddess, "Reason." They even built a huge statue to her.
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  8. About Jackson detesting paper currency, he had every right to. Before the US was formed, there was paper colonial currency issued by several banks, and to hurt the US, Britain counterfeited it, and flooded it into circulation. Britain wouldn't take it as payment for taxes, either, and demanded gold. Even then, paper currency was based on credit issued by private banks, and fractional reserve lending was a thing, then, just like today. Jackson saw that system as easy to fail, which could cause a bank run, with the depositors losing all their money.
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  9. Since I live across the river from Huntington, I hear everything, and knew that Manchin was toast. Saying that, WVa is leading the fight for fossil fuels in the courts, and they're winning.
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  10. I've tried to weigh what occurred in the Civil War, equally, and by both sides actions. Abolition was, indeed, one thing that was being pushed by the North going back to Jefferson and Randolph. However, many northerners didn't want the slaves there, if released. Liberia was a result of that, and there was talk of shipping them to Panama by Lincoln. Some, in the South, agreed to free them, if they were reimbursed for their cost, like the English did. I read an account by an ex-slave who thought that Lincoln would pay the planters back for their loss. He was mistaken, and that led to the bankruptcy of many post-war planters, who had huge sums invested, and had borrowed that money from the northern elite. However, one wonders how many planters, especially from the large 1,000+ acre plantations, were sincere about this. It was stated, though, that slavery cost them more than hiring “free labor” from the general population. There is also much truth to the South's claims about states' rights, high tariffs, and taxes. So, it wasn't just about slavery. The south could obtain better deals by purchasing imports, such as iron and steel from Britain. The tariffs stopped that. The burning and looting that was allowed, by the North in the South, though, was reprehensible, as were some of the things that occurred in the south during reconstruction. However, look at what occurred about quashing liberty and civil rights in the North, during the war. In the end, it was, as with every other war, economics and money that was at the root of it.
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  11. I don't trust Niki since she was who we had at the UN, and look at what they have brought us.
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  12. They did the same thing to Andrew Jackson, who, coincidently, is 45's favorite president.
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  13. Before everything became censored, I viewed several videos from some of the fighting over there, and it wasn't pretty by any means. Many, who've never served, don't realize just how bad that was. Urban warfare isn't something to take lightly.
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  14. You don't know how many times I've had to debunk this very thing as well. Keep in mind the Great Migration that occured though this time, and how large corporations moved south looking for cheaper labor and right to work states, which caused northern conservative voters to move south for employment. This, and everything you mentioned, changed the south. There was no switch, as you say.
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  15. She, and Kerry, are two people that I can't stand even today. You had to live through it to really understand it, as those two hate this nation. I remember them, both, from the news back then.
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  16. This split was what led to our own Civil War. You had the Puritan faction, similar to the Roundheads, in New England, and the royalist planters, sometimes called Cavaliers, in the south. The Mason-Dixon Line was the divider between.
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  17. “Married at the UN Chapel,” should explain much. Where does his allegiance really lie? The “Internationalist” or “globalist” project?
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  18. They had "Ol' Sparky" at Moundsville, W. Va. They used to claim that it was painless because they used a higher frequency than 60 Hz for the chair, but when your muscles and organs start to convulse and cook... Edison and his DC never really stood a chance, because you can't transform DC for transmission, though you can, AC. Back then, power plants were localized, but the AC crowd foresaw electrifying rural America.
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  19. You left out the M1895 Potato Digger, Browning's incarnation, which would have been the first gas-operated version that served in WWI. He started by adopting his lever-action rifles with a gas flapper at the muzzle. The gun first appeared in the Spanish-American War.
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  20. The more these historical facts are told, the less chance these atrocities have of repeating. From the French Revolution onward, there has been too much death and destruction over ideological differences.
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  21. I've been in one of these. A farmer and friend had one that he bought surplus. He used it as a form of tractor and to haul things about his cattle farm.
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  22. Something tells me that Mao's later education had ties to the French residing within China, especially due to his studying Montesquieu and Rousseau. Ho Chi Minh's education had also come from a similar source. France is, after all, ground zero for the socialist movement.
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  23. Spot on!
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  24. The original documentary had one thing wrong, GS wasn't spending his own money. His foundation was raking in millions from progressives and the taxpayers via, you guessed it, USAID.
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  25. What he did to The Company, after hiring Turner, still sits ill with me. That's on top of everything else.
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  26. The Warren Commission Report was designed to hide the existence of the Special Group, and the ongoing operations in Cuba, Guatemala, and Mexico. That was also why Big Jim Garrison's investigation was shut down by the FBI. The truth about this came out before it was proven by the last declassified releases of the JFK documents. It was revealed by Col. L. Fletcher Prouty and a few others beforehand. Dulles role on the commission was to hide everything concerning the above. That was why everything stopped at Oswald.
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  27. What he was taken in by, and had stumbled upon, was Operation Pandora (Soviet Union), operations from Cuba, and operations from Soviet-friendly Muslim states that were trying to stir race riots in order to destabilize the US. It was all being orchestrated by the communist-led states. When he tried to expose it, in the end, they killed him.
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  28. As I'm sure you know, the Security Counsel is ridiculous. All it takes is one vote from one member nation to quash anything before it. This is why I'll be happy to see the entire organization's downfall.
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  29. I have Summers' book; it's a doozy.
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  30. Sounds like “globalism” to me, too.
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  31. He was a Luddite who had gone off the deep end. Progress, from the industrial revolution, must be balanced, but the problem has always been greedy CEOs and large corporations that exploit entire nations of people.
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  32. Just like the Golden Triangle, and what happened in Burma. They declared themselves their own state.
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  33. Big Jim was definitely on the right track, as those he went after were smuggling arms to the group I think behind JFK in Florida. That was also Oswald's connection.
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  34. One would think that the incoming president, and their party, did everything in their power to upset the plans and aspirations of the previous administration, which had made the withdrawal agreement, wouldn't they?
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  35. Rothstein was who diversified the mob into narcotics, thus, the drugs flowed right beside the liquor. In reality, they control the "amusements" racket. Amusements covers every vice known to man, including the circus and carnival circuit, along with film. Entertainment is amusement, after all. One shouldn't leave out the birthplace of the mob, which was Tammany Hall. That goes back to the early days of horse racing and bookies. It grew from there.
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  36. I was actually thinking of Stormin' Norman the other day. Funny that.
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  37. It was Carter and the Ds that put the Mullahs in power, while planning it all with a certain individual on the lam, in Paris. Is it any wonder that this D administration has made the decisions they have?
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  38. You know what is said about Pierre and his wife's trips to Cuba. Add the Liberal Party onto that, which is like Labour in the UK, and what nations are now controlling the UN (China and Russia).
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  39. The British wanted to join the "nuclear club," but I've always thought that the reason the US refused to share their nuclear secrets with the Brits was due to the MI sections being completely infiltrated by Soviet spies. The Cambridge Five were eventually uncovered, as well as several working in their nuclear program. British MI was said to "leak like a sieve." I'd say the same was true for Canada. This is not to say that the US program wasn't infested as well.
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  40. I never trusted his ties to China, as this was the time when negotiations were made that led to several industries offshoring in the East. It was when we cosied up to China. He also created his "thousand points of light" which led to his Points of Light foundation, a globalist group. They state about themselves: "Creating a Global Culture of Civic Engagement."
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  41. There was a tale about a black spectral dog, with red glowing eyes, in Britain pre-WWI. In northern England, it was known as “Padfoot,” which became popular with the Harry Potter books. Another name for it was the Black Shuck. From this, if someone spotted a black dog at night, and their lantern lighted its eyes, I could imagine this myth quickly taking root among the superstitious in the trenches.
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  42. Butler exposed the real definition of the term, “national interest.” All wars have, since the Revolution, at their base, an economic root. It's all about trade and money. One has to only look at what England did to the colonies to come to the same conclusion, which led to the Revolution.
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  43. Most began passing away around 2000. My father was born in 1919 and had just turned 20 in 1939.
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  44. Then there was Alpha 66, mentioned, but not by name. I always thought that they may have had a hand in the assassination of JFK later on, since they were also responsible for bombing the Cuban Embassy, etc., within the US. They did have a motive to act on the orders of certain politicians, such as Johnson, in the background. They were, after all, trained mercs.
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  45. Let us know if you see any three-legged dogs wandering around her place on Bourbon St..
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  46. I always did think that the Astors were also involved with Wilson, which would have been his tie directly to the British aristocracy (Cliveden Set), besides Morgan with banking. Nancy Witcher Langhorne Astor, (born Nancy Witcher Langhorne), had moved to England and married the American-born Englishman, Waldorf Astor, in 1906. This was also the time of the old British aristocracy intermarrying with the nouveau riche in the US, because the old British houses were almost insolvent. The birth of Winston Churchill was also a result of this.
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  47. Sacrifice "care," which they claim are the "normal woes of life," for a year in a ritual under a huge, concrete, Whig owl. That's the same as the Whigs, who became the GOP, saying that they're dropping their morals for a year in the name of the state. Worse, it was invented by people in the press.
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  48. Any president can place who they want at the head of the alphabet agencies. If you place the right people, they can place like-minded people under them, and if you make it hard to fire the employees, you have created what is known as the "deep state." Career federal employees who were placed into positions of power and have a political motive. However, during WWII, the "Special Group" was created, which was known by other names. At the head of that group is the president, and he gives the go-ahead on covert action.
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  49. Brooklyn states a lot about the origins, especially the antisemitic aspect, and the black community as well. Brooklyn was where many immigrants settled, such as the Jews, Italians, and Irish. There was also an influx of blacks during the early 1900s.
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