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Targeting @RepThomasMassie is an egregious breach of the President’s promise to put Americans first. With a flood of dirty cash, Pres. Trump made this race a national referendum on self determination and the consent of the governed. We must now fight for Kentucky—nationally—in order to Rescue the Republic.
I’m donating to Massie’s campaign, and helping spread the word. I hope you will as well. We must draw a line—and hold it.
Please RT
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READ THIS!!!!🤟🇺🇸
The Somalian situation is the perfect example of how we create our own mass migration crisis.
Consider the steps:
1. Violence in Somalia is a major driver of displacement, and al-Shabaab is a top instigator of that violence.
2. We fly in those refugees through the .S. Refugee Admissions Program.
3. We give those Somalians money in the form of countless federal benefits, which they evidently then sent back to al-Shabaab as remittances.
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My feeling is that now it is "safe" to release the info that Epstein was really a sex trafficker as a side gig and was mainly an intelligence asset of Israel and the US, a big-time financial criminal on behalf of transnational capital (i would argue transnational organized crime disguised as transnational capital), and an arms trader because the people he was helping have stolen so much of America's wealth and have taken control over so much of the government.
That is why even admitting the true breadth of the scandal and operation doesn't even seem to move the needle. Criminals are in charge and they run both parties, they have created the infrastructure for neo-feudalism enforced by technology and are herding us into the corral.
Opt out of AI, digital ID and the surveillance state that Epstein associates built now because we still can.
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Someone is now trying to delete Harald Malmgren’s Wikipedia (@Wikipedia) page. Absolutely shameless. Erasing the public record of a man who selflessly served his country for decades at the highest levels - saving the world in its most dire moment. Appalling.
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Absolutely correct observation, let's break it down.
Our inherent tendency is to form groups and find a place of belonging. We derive comfort and security from identifying with like-minded individuals, known as in-group Bias.
Once within a group, we're susceptible to aligning our beliefs and perspectives to maintain harmony and acceptance. It takes effort to break away from the group consensus. (Conformity and pressure).
When a group belief becomes undeniably extreme ("mass delirium"), those inside it experience cognitive dissonance – a clash between their observations and what they've been conditioned to believe.
Rather than abandon the group (and the psychological safety it provides), people become even more attached to its ideas, finding justifications to maintain their membership. (Motivated reasoning.)
We form a strong sense of belonging, making the in-group increasingly important to our self-worth. Outsiders are no longer seen as nuanced individuals but as threats to our group's ideology. The group dynamic encourages confirmation bias, where only information supporting the existing worldview is accepted. The gap between "us" and "them" widens, making dialogue and compromise impossible.
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We might as well call it “state-run media.” Because that is what corporate media becomes when it takes instructions from the state.
NEW🚨 Biden's campaign is hosting sessions with corporate media outlets, instructing them on how they can improve their reporting on Joe Biden and Donald Trump.
In a move that would make Russia, China, and North Korea jealous, Biden's campaign is schooling America's propaganda outlets on how to report the news.
With Trump surging in national polls, Biden's camp fears that the corporate media propaganda is too focused on Biden's DOJ prosecuting Trump.
So, Biden campaign officials are breaking out spreadsheets in off-the-record meetings with top reporters and editors from the New York Times and the Washington Post, giving them lessons on proper 2024 election coverage.
President Biden's campaign will also be giving lessons to political reporting teams from ABC, NBC, The Wall Street Journal, Fox, NPR, Reuters, Bloomberg, and others at the team's headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware.
Talk about state-run propaganda.
Report via Semafor
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Very powerful and worth two minutes.
WAPO reporter doubles down: You didn’t say that you condemn white supremacy though.
She immediately regrets it.
@VivekGRamaswamy isn’t going to play the game.
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Maybe @RepMattGaetz could clarify why he tried to sell the idea that Mike Rogers was some sort of disclosure champion. In the end, it seems that some congress members got played…
@RepLuna @RepTimBurchett @RepMoskowitz your comments are also welcomed here.
People deserve an explanation of what the hell happened.
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If Rep. Rogers opposes having a special UAP committee formed in the House, then all the more reason for him to support the Schumer UAP records review provisions on behalf of accountability and transparency.
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House Republicans are trying to kill the Senate's bipartisan measure to increase transparency around UAPS.
The measure I’m championing with Sen. Rounds would create a board to work through the declassification of government records on UAPs.
We'll keep working to get this done.
Does anyone else find it oddly coincidental that a room-temp superconductor, self-healing metal, and super capacitor were all discovered in the days since the Schumer legislation was introduced? One by Sandia labs (DOE nuclear Lab)
#UFOTwitter #uapX #tech #science #uaphearing