The Republican Rebels Are Doing Exactly What Republicans Are Designed to Do

Brandon Morse1:30 PM on January 05, 2023

Many are frustrated over the failure of the Republican Party to choose a speaker, though Texas Rep. Chip Roy was likely more on the money when he noted that the only people considering this a crisis were those who stand to profit from making one out of it.

The government shutdown for a bit never made anyone but politicians and the press panic.

Still, the Republican Party’s stalemate is, according to some onlookers, embarrassing. Those who want Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy in the role of Speaker of the House are sure to make it seem like this is a dire situation. You’ve got accusations from supporters like Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw that those opposed to McCarthy are “terrorists.” Sean Hannity was too busy trying to make Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert look like a fool to conduct a legitimate interview with her. Even Trump got into the mix and told those who followed his lead to drop the rebellion and put the gavel in McCarthy’s hands.

On top of that, you have the Democrats laughing at the Republican Party for being so disorganized and fraught with infighting that they can’t even put their own people in power when they actually have it.

That’s certainly all a way to look at what’s happening…if you’re the dramatic sort or you at least profit off of drama.

The truth is, the Republican Party is acting exactly how it should right now. What we’re seeing is representatives representing the will of the people who elected them. These people do not want McCarthy as Speaker and, as such, the politicians are holding McCarthy back. They were elected for their positions and views on conservatism, and they’re practicing it now.

It might be frustrating, but that’s the way our government was supposed to work.

Moreover, the Democrats can laugh all they want but if anything, the Democrats are sneering at true individualism. The Republican Party, at its core, is composed of people who are said to value independence, and freedom, and hold facts and debate above lockstep hive mentalities. So let the Democrats laugh. No Republican should feel shame for having independent thought or reinforcing values by not just going along with whatever the majority of one’s colleagues say. That was never a Republican principle.

Think about it this way. How much did Republicans appreciate Joe Manchin when he wasn’t falling in with the Democrat hivemind? We thought he exhibited something Democrats lacked, a will of his own. Given, he eventually became one of them anyway, but at that moment he really was respected among the right for his willingness to defy the radicals.

Moreover, if McCarthy does eventually gain the Speakership, we’ll appreciate these Republican rebels even more when this “Republican” eventually wants to cave to the left and give them what they want, like another omnibus bill.

Debating with one another might look like chaos and disorganization, and there’s surely some truth to that, but this was supposed to be how our government behaved.These Republican rebels are exhibiting the values and principles that made America what it was supposed to be in the first place.

https://redstate.com/brandon_morse/2023/01/05/the-republican-rebels-are-doing-exactly-what-republicans-are-designed-to-do-n683863

Woke Corporation Tells Applicants Not to Reveal Their Alma Maters — That Wouldn't Be Equitable

Alex Parker10:30 PM on January 08, 2023

(Accelerating the dumbing down of America, the world will be run by worker drones with no identity or achievements. NWO are pleased)

Did you and/or your parents sacrifice so you could attend an elite university? It won’t matter if you’re hoping to get a job with a certain globe-changing “real estate and economic development” firm.

According to its official website, HR&A Advisors has customers across the planet:

We have offices in New York, Atlanta, Dallas, Los Angeles, Raleigh, and Washington DC; a presence that allows us to serve clients all over the world.

From Brooklyn to London, Cincinnati to Medellín, we have guided hundreds of clients in transforming real estate and economic development concepts, and public infrastructure, first into actionable plans then into job-producing, community-strengthening assets.

We have served a diversity of clients – real estate owners and investors, hospitals and universities, cultural institutions, community development organizations and governments – since 1976.

The company “helps create more equitable, resilient, and dynamic communities.”

HR&A recently accepted applications for a directorship paying between $121,668 and $138,432 annually. But those in charge didn’t want to be unfairly impressed.

Therefore, per the position’s LinkedIn ad:

We ask that you submit a version of your resume that has your school information removed. There is no need to reformat your resume, and you should leave your degree (e.g. “B.A. Economics”). But please remove all undergraduate and graduate school name references.

It’s not a one-off victory for equity. From the New York Post:

A quick spin through a few other HR&A job postings confirmed that this policy extends company-wide as part of their “ongoing work to build a hiring system that is free from bias and based on candidate merit and performance.”

Does the specific school someone was accepted by and successfully navigated indicate anything meritorious? It appears not.

Merit isn’t what it used to be anyway: As reported by RedState’s Nick Arama last month, administrators at Virginia’s Thomas Jefferson High School for Technology “have been withholding telling the families and the public if students won National Merit awards for the past five years.” Such secrecy is part of the school district’s official strategy of “equal outcomes for every student, without exception.”

These days, it’s all about leveling the playing field — and, if needed, leveling the score:

The Post draws comparisons to HR&A’s equitable action:

Today, at leasttwo-thirds of higher education institutions, including Harvard and Stanford, don’t require the SAT for admission. The American Bar Association recently announced it will drop the LSAT as an admissions requirement for law school. And now, some are calling for the prestigious MCAT to be scrapped as the gold standard for medical school admissions — all in the name of racial equity.…

https://redstate.com/alexparker/2023/01/08/woke-corporation-tells-applicants-not-to-reveal-their-alma-maters-that-wouldnt-be-equitable-n685708

5th Circuit Delivers Big Ruling on Deposing Jen Psaki in Biden Social Media Collusion Case

Nick Arama8:30 PM on January 08, 2023

I reported earlier on some of the bombshells that the Missouri AG Andrew Bailey announced they’d discovered in the lawsuit against the Biden administration. The lawsuit, filed by the Missouri and Lousiana Attorneys General alleged the Biden administration had been colluding with Big Tech and social media to “suppress disfavored speakers, viewpoints, and content” on their platforms with “dis-information,” “mis-information” and “mal-information” labels.

The Biden administration’s effort to squash speech extended to some pretty well-known names, including Tucker Carlson, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr, and Tomi Lahren. But it was clear that members of the Executive Office of the President were regularly badgering Big Tech and social media like Google, Facebook, and Twitter to comply with shutting down anything the Biden team thought went against the narrative, including on things like COVID.

The Republican attorneys general pursuing the social media case had also been trying to depose former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki to find out what she knows. But the 5th Circuit just blocked their attempts to depose her, overturning the lower court’s ruling that would have allowed the deposition. The Circuit Court said that her testimony “did not merit the “extraordinary circumstances” needed to proceed with depositions of current or former high-ranking government officials.”

The Court said, “As Press Secretary, Psaki’s role was to inform the media of the administration’s priorities, not to develop or execute policy.” The Court said there wasn’t enough in the record to “demonstrate that Psaki has unique first-hand knowledge that would justify the extraordinary measure of deposing a high-ranking executive official.” The Court rejected the argument that because she was involved in the making comments about telling social media companies to remove their “COVID misinformation” that involved her in the scheme.

That didn’t discourage Louisiana AG Jeff Landry, “We have no problem with the court’s request. We look forward to obtaining more discovery.”

I think given the significant involvement of the Executive Office of the President that I wrote about earlier, the Court should have allowed it. It shows multiple EOP officials were involved and that there’s a lot to uncover there. But while the attorneys general may not be able to depose Psaki, it’s not going to stop them from getting more documents and evidence. So if the Biden team thought they were going to wiggle out of this, that’s not happening.

Legal discovery is a beautiful thing

https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2023/01/08/5th-circuit-delivers-big-ruling-on-deposing-jen-psaki-in-biden-social-media-collusion-case-n685648

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"Never Interfere With an Enemy While He’s in the Process of Destroying Himself."

Discovery.

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Do you believe in coincidences?

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There it is –George Stephanopoulos Asks Rep Scott Perry to Recuse Himselffrom House Investigation of Weaponized Fed, if Same Fed Is Investigating Him

January 8, 2023 | Sundance

I friggin’ knew this would surface{Prediction Here}, and it makes sense that deep state George Stephanopoulos would be the one to take the lead. Here we go…

During an appearance on ABC This Week, Pennsylvania Republican Scott Perry was asked by Stephanopoulos about the Jack Smith special counsel investigating him as a transfer of the J6 investigation to the DOJ. In essence the special counsel is now presumed to be investigating Scott Perry for insurrection.

Stephanopoulos then takes the accusatory questioning one step further and asks Perry if he is going to recuse himself from the House subcommittee investigation on weaponization of the federal government. Representative Perry doesn’t back down. WATCH

The overarching Lawfare framework has been transparently created by President Obama’sformer White House Legal Counsel and current U.S. Asst Attorney General Lisa Monaco. To wit, on November 18, 2022, following the outcome of the midterm election, Joe Biden’s Attorney General, Merrick Garland, announced the appointment of DOJ Attorney Jack Smith as Special Counsel to investigate two specific areas:

♦ First, to investigate current Republican members of congress (House and Senate), former President and current candidate Donald J Trump, former Trump administration officials, former White House staff, and other individuals, groups and organizations for their role in supporting an insurrection on January 6, 2021, against the incoming administration of President-Elect Joe Biden. In essence, the J6 investigation – with an emphasis on Congress – transfers to Special Counsel Jack Smith:

The Special Counsel is authorized to conduct the ongoing investigation into whether any person or entity violated the law in connection with efforts to interfere with the lawful transfer of power following the 2020 presidential election or the certification of the Electoral College vote held on or about January 6, 2021, as well as any matters that arose or might arise directly from this investigation or that are within the scope of [Special Counsel Regulations 28 C.F.R. § 600.4(a)]. (pdf)

This is an extension of the January 6th Committee special investigation that transfers the committee’s investigative findings, ie phone records, text messages, transcripts, emails, prior testimony and all evidentiary records, into the newly appointed Special Counsel.

However, all prior and current DOJ prosecutions against citizen individuals will remain within the control and direction of Main Justice. This structure frees up Jack Smith to target the new Republican controlled congressional members, their staff, families and/or communication network. Main Justice keeps focus on the citizen insurrectionists, Jack Smith now appointed to go after the public officials.

♦ Second – and this is ancillary to the first priority – DAG Lisa Monaco has written, and AG Garland has appointed, Jack Smith to target Donald Trump with the same Special Counsel process previously used by Robert Mueller and Andrew Weissmann.

The Special Counsel is further authorized to conduct the ongoing investigation referenced and described in the United States’ Response to Motion for Judicial Oversight and Additional Relief, Donald J Trump v. United States, No. 9:22-CV-81294-AMC (S.D. Fla. Aug. 30, 2022)….

The Trump Mar-a-Lago document investigation (the proverbial nothingburger – just like Trump/Russia) transfers to the Special Counsel office, along with an intended angle to look for an obstruction of justice charge (just like Mueller). This is Robert Mueller 2.0 using Special Counsel Jack Smith.

The Trump-centric part of the Special Counsel appointment, the part that everyone is focusing on, is ancillary to the real purpose of the appointment. However, that said, all investigative resources from Main Justice and the FBI will transfer to Jack Smith as they did when Crossfire Hurricane transferred to Robert Mueller. The investigative people will transfer along with the investigative evidence.

As you can see from the simple (non-pretending) explanation of what is being done, the Lawfare process become clear. Everything Congress now begins to question falls under the protective blanket of an “ongoing investigation,” exactly as we predicted. Plus, you get the additional Lawfare elements of congressional leadership under investigation which provides an entirely new ‘conflict of interest dynamic’ to the political equation.

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2023/01/08/there-it-is-george-stephanopoulos-asks-rep-scott-perry-to-recuse-himself-from-house-investigation-of-weaponized-fed-if-same-fed-is-investigating-him/

Sunday Talks, Matt Gaetz -vs- The Talking Gnat

January 8, 2023 | Sundance |

Matt Gaetz appeared on Fox News to discuss the Speaker nomination process and the valiant efforts of the 20 House Republicans that battled the 410 UniParty members.

Gaetz did a great job articulating the purpose of the effort, the success in the negotiations and the outcome that will benefit all Americans. That said,the insufferable Fox News Gnatassigned to the task of diminishing the outcome eventually asked Gaetz, “Do you consider yourself a serious legislator?” WATCH:

Representative Matt Gaetz is emerging as a very articulate enemy against the professional political class. His arguments are well centered, his thoughts are well articulated, and he has improved his debate and communication skills considerably through constant training in the field of ideological combat. Quite remarkable growth.

It is highly likely that Kevin McCarthy will seek to isolate and marginalize Mr. Gaetz. However,it appears the young wolverine is up to the challenge.

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2023/01/08/sunday-talks-matt-gaetz-vs-the-talking-gnat/#more-241968

>>18109350

Perry does a great job with DS georgie porgia orgy

Rut Roh, USDA Approves First Vaccine for Honeybees

January 8, 2023 | Sundance | 312 Comments

Um, I’m not saying that introducing a genetically modifying vaccine into the human population through theuse of the pollinizing process in agriculture via honeybees was a plot line for an X-Files movie, except it actually was. Now this:

(New York Times) – A biotech company in Georgia has received conditional approval from the U.S. Department of Agriculture for the first vaccine for honeybees, a move scientists say could help pave the way for controlling a range of viruses and pests that have decimated the global population. It is the first vaccine approved for any insect in the United States.

The company, Dalan Animal Health, which is based in Athens, Ga., developed a prophylactic vaccine that protects honeybees from American foulbrood, an aggressive bacterium that can spread quickly from hive to hive.

[…] The vaccine is incorporated into royal jelly, a sugar feed given to queen bees. Once they ingest it, the vaccine is then deposited in their ovaries, giving developing larvae immunity as they hatch.

[…] In 2015, she and two other researchers identified the specific protein that prompts an immune response in the offspring and realized they could cultivate immunity in a bee population with a single queen.

[…] The introduction of a vaccine comes at a critical moment for honeybees, which are vital to the world’s food system. […] honeybees pollinate about one-third of the food crops in the United States and help produce an estimated $15 billion worth of crops in the United States each year. Many beekeepers lease their hives across the country to assist in pollination of almonds, pears, cherries, apples and other types of produce. (read more)

Wait,… wasn’t there some weird story about some vaccine promoting guy buying up a bunch of farmland in the United States for some unknown reason?…

“Gates is the largest private owner of farmland in America after quietly amassing some 270,000 acres across dozens of states, according to last year’s edition of the Land Report 100, an annual survey of the nation’s largest landowners.” (link)

I’m sure there is nothing to worry about. I mean it’s not an mRNA vaccine…

… yet.

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2023/01/08/rut-roh-usda-approves-first-vaccine-for-honeybees/

>>18109441

Over the past five seasons of "The X-Files", the smallpox virus and genetically-engineered honey bees have been a recurring and enigmatic motif in the paranormal investigations of FBI agents Mulder and Scully. These two seemingly unconnected elements play significant roles within the series' alien conspiracy story arc and as the series has progressed, clues have been provided on the exact nature of these roles. Though pundits have often derided the consistency of the so-called 'mythology' arc to the point of accusing series creator Chris Carter of making-it-up-as-he-go-goes, the appearance and application of the smallpox virus and the bees have been remarkably consistent. In fact, the purpose of the virus and the bees in the universe of "The X-Files" seems to have some basis in scientific fact.

The Smallpox Virus

Appearances of the Smallpox Virus and the Bees in "The X-Files"

The smallpox (variola) virus, and its close cousin the cowpox (vaccinia) virus have shown up numerous times in the conspiracy arc of "The X-Files". The smallpox virus made its first appearance in the second season cliffhanger, "Anasazi", in which the alien-human hybrid bodies that Mulder found in the buried railcar had smallpox vaccination scars.

In the following season's "Paper Clip", Mulder and Scully stumbled onto a vast genetic database consisting of thousands of medical files that were stored in an abandoned West Virginia Mine ("Lots and lots of files", as Scully noted). These medical files formed a comprehensive DNA database for every man, woman, and child born since the 1950s, and the genetic data had been secretly collected during smallpox inoculations, as part of the Smallpox Eradication Program.

This genetic database was seen again in the fourth season opener "Herrenvolk", when Scully discovered reams of encoded data stored on the computer terminal belonging to the Jeremiah Smith clone. Further examination revealed that the code was based on the nucleotide sequences of the cowpox virus (the basis of the smallpox vaccine), and that each one of the millions of human beings that had been given the smallpox vaccine had 'tagged' with a unique genetic variant of the cowpox virus. This task of tagging and genetic record-keeping had apparently been carried out as part of Bill Mulder's (Agent Mulder's late father) work on Operation Paper Clip, a secret government project aimed at creating an alien-human hybrid.

This episode also marked the first appearance of the genetically-altered bees. The bees were found to be pollinating an unidentified, possibly alien, species of plant at the Canadian colony. Furthermore, the toxic venom in the bees' stingers contained a fatal variant of the smallpox virus, as witnessed by the death of the television repairman, and the smallpox-like scars on the Alien Bounty Hunter after being stung.

The smallpox vaccine returned in "Tunguska", only this time it served as the vehicle for the vaccine against the Black Cancer, a mysterious oil-like substance that 'infected' its victims and placed them into a catatonic state. During Mulder's imprisonment at the Russian gulag, he was given a smallpox vaccination prior to his Black Cancer exposure. The smallpox vaccination apparently provided Mulder immunity to the Black Cancer, without any ill effects.

The bees returned a few hours later in "Zero Sum", when the Syndicate conducted a field test in a schoolyard full of children in South Carolina. However, this time, the lethality of the bees had diminished from "Herrenvolk", as the unwitting test subjects suffered multiple stings without dying. However, like the attacks witnessed in "Herrenvolk", the lesions that erupted resembled those of smallpox. When the children were brought to a local hospital, U.S. Military personnel took over their treatment, though it is unknown what sort of treatment was administered. On initial inspection, it would seem that the Syndicate was testing the ability of the bees to deliver the smallpox virus. However, other valid interpretations would be that the Syndicate had been testing the effects of the new smallpox virus, or the efficacy of a vaccine to counter the effects of this new smallpox virus.

Finally, in "The X-Files: Fight the Future", the bees reappeared at a Syndicate test facility on the Texas border. However, instead of acting as carriers for the smallpox virus, the bees carried the Black Oil within their venom, which was derived from genetically-altered corn crops. The Black Cancer vaccine, first seen in "Tunguska", was also used to treat Scully, who had become infected by the Black Oil, though it was not clear if this vaccine was based on the smallpox vaccine.

http://www.mediacircus.net/smallpox.html

>>18109463

Smallpox

The bees that carried smallpox spread an especially virulent strain of the disease, caused by a mutated variola virus. Normally, smallpox no longer existed, in the settings where attacks by these bees occurred, and had an eight-day incubation period. (TXF: "Zero Sum")

Moments after a person was stung by one of these bees, the individual might start to wretch and suffer convulsions that became extreme, as if the person was having a seizure. (TXF: "Herrenvolk", "Zero Sum") This experience was encountered by the repairman in Canada and - after his volatile convulsions caused him to fall from a high telephone pole, to which he was attached by equipment that broke - his shaking stopped but he groaned in pain and was non-responsive when he was gently kicked, having seemingly entered a kind of hazy consciousness. (TXF: "Herrenvolk")

Not a vaccine a delivery method of death. Gates is insane, and so is our government

https://x-files.fandom.com/wiki/Bee

>>18109441

I want to be there when Gates and Fauci are hung for mass extinction which he’s already in Africa and Asia to children, and his paying for Covid plan and vaccine.

This better be soon, hang Soros at the same time with them, with all their evil underlings

>>18109578

I’m ready to connect more deeply with God’s presence