Tuesday, December 9, 2025

 it seems that many have forgotten the motherwefers. the schwabbies in the wef, who were bragging that they were gonna win so they could build back better, meaning fifteen minute cities and the 'whole ball of wax'. here is some more on that idea and where it now stands;


The culture war in the western world is currently hitting a crescendo. At first the media said it was all “conspiracy theory” being amplified by a “fringe minority” of radical right wingers. Then, they admitted the conflict was real but claimed that conservatives were monsters trying to “dismantle democracy”. Today, the culture war has become the dominant issue of our age with the debate echoing through the halls of the White House.

Leftists hoped they could make it all go away by dismissing it. They hoped they could continue with their ideological takeover at their leisure. They failed.  The rebellion in the US is a product of decades of effort by liberty advocates and it is finally bearing fruit.

However, I think many Americans and some Europeans are discovering that movements like progressive wokism (essentially Cultural Marxism) are much more than a mere reaction to the return of conservatives to the cultural space. The fight that’s happening in front of the curtain is only a reflection of the fight that’s going on behind the curtain.

Almost every facet of leftist political and social activism is bankrolled by some of the wealthiest organizations and individuals on the planet. In fact, I would argue that without the billions of dollars in global funding provided by NGOs, government entities and corporations, the political left as we know it would not exist and the world would be much quieter.

A prime example is anti-ICE organizations: These groups have access to extensive cash reserves to finance call networks, they pay for hundreds or even thousand of protesters and agitators, they pay for legal representation and bail to get their activist agents out of jail, and they often obtain inside information on ICE operations before those operations occur.

These groups function less like homegrown civil rights efforts and more like clandestine government agencies. And, if you check the tax backgrounds of all of them you will find, without fail, that they’re propped up by NGOs like the Open Society Foundation, Ford Foundation, Rockefeller Foundation, global corporations like Vangaurd and Blackrock, and government bureaucracies like USAID (before it was shut down).

Nothing about these movements is natural, they are purely astroturf. It might look like chaos, but every time you see leftist mobs on the news trying to interfere with ICE arrests and deportations, what you are watching is a highly organized machine flush with globalist cash working to undermine US sovereignty.........more...........

 this post shows some of the major changes to war techniques due to these new weapons;


Before Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, we had very little insight into what modern warfare would look like.

How would hypersonic and cruise missiles perform? What impact would drones have on the battlefield? How important is artillery in modern warfare? How relevant are tanks? And what about electronic warfare?

All these questions have been answered by this war.

Today let’s review what we’ve learned so far. The future of war is looking more science-fiction by the day.

Drones are Key

The soldier, with a GoPro camera strapped to his helmet, hides in an abandoned building. He’s breathing heavily.

Suddenly, the loud whir of a drone appears. The soldier whispers a prayer and takes cover.

BOOM! The drone explodes nearby. Screaming from a wounded soldier erupts.

I’ve seen this situation play out dozens of times. For both Russian and Ukrainian soldiers.

It’s a terrifying scenario. Sometimes I’ll see a video where a group of soldiers is being attacked by dozens of these killer drones at a time. The whine of a drone’s electric engine has become an ominous sound on the front lines.

These new weapons systems are cheap. A $300 civilian drone combined with a $50 RPG warhead can take out a $4 million tank. This is asymmetric warfare perfected. Tanks will likely maintain a role going forward, but it will be substantially diminished.

Each side uses tens of thousands of these drones per month. They’re so common that 12 gauge shotguns have become essential kit for soldiers on the front-lines. It turns out that birdshot is among the most effective counters. See this video for an example of how effective shotguns can be.............more...........

 get rid of all of them;

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 a tucker video with shawn ryan and the title, 'we're gonna have a revolution';

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 gold star mother still in prison for upholding the law;

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for all my years i've watched a parade of supremes labeled nation killing by various interest groups. i never quite got their concerns until we got one that couldn't define what a woman is. now its time to get this biden problem gone and if the defeat of the auto pen survives we may get that chance;


 Highlighting exactly why Barack Obama, Joe Biden and James Clyburn needed to deploy a 2021 Machiavellian strategy to get her moved onto the Supreme Court, Justice Kentanji Brown Jackson (KBJ) argues for the supreme power of the DC bureaucracy that must not be challenged by the President of the United States (Executive Branch).

In the case of Trump v Slaughter, the removal of the FTC Chair, Justice KBJ argues that presidential authority must be kept in check by the unelected “professionals and experts” who make up the bureaucracy underneath him.  The “No Kings” argument is entirely ridiculous given the plenary power of the executive and the constitutional authority of the office...........more..........

 he was railroaded to save town from the savage negro horde which would have materialized;


If Derek Chauvin, the Minneapolis police officer wrongly convicted of murdering career criminal and drug addict George Floyd in May 2020, gets a new trial and is acquitted, the key piece of evidence will be the autopsy report and a subsequent memo from an assistant county attorney.

The autopsy report shows no “life-threatening” injuries and that Floyd was tripping on a fatal dose of fentanyl. But the memo from assistant county attorney Amy Sweasy goes even further. It shows that Floyd didn’t die of asphyxiation from Chauvin’s now-notorious neck restraint that day.

Rather, Sweasy wrote, the toxicology showed that a massive overdose of fentanyl killed Floyd..........more........