Shaping the Next 100 Years of American History - Sen. Josh Hawley
Apr 27, 2023 23:40
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmUoDSEZsZk
Rudy Giuliani
#FlashbackFriday
10:20 AM · Apr 28, 2023
https://twitter.com/RudyGiuliani/status/1651954469322604546
Trump zeroes in on a key target of his 'retribution' agenda: Government workers
A central part of Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential bid is a promise to dismantle the “deep state.”
“Either the deep state destroys America or we destroy the deep state,” the former president declared in March at his first rally.
He has also vowed "retribution" for his political enemies, saying that if he gets back into the White House "their reign is over."
Last month, Trump released a list of proposals to take down what many conservatives believe is a secret cabal of government workers who wield enormous power and work against Republicans. Many seemed personal, tied to Trump investigations past and present. They included cracking down on government whistleblowers, making troves of documents public and creating independent auditors to monitor U.S. intelligence agencies.
But it’s the lead proposal that concerns civil servants and excites conservative activists. And it’s something Trump implemented briefly as president.
At the top of Trump’s list is reinstituting an executive order known as “Schedule F,” which would reclassify tens of thousands of federal employees involved in policy decisions as at-will employees. In other words, they would lose their employment protections, and it would be much easier for a president to fire them. …
https://news.yahoo.com/trump-zeroes-key-target-retribution-130042366.html
Published: 3:01pm, 27 Apr, 2023
China-Pakistan railway ‘worth it’ at estimated US$58 billion: study
▶ Belt and Road Initiative’s most expensive transport infrastructure project ‘has potential’ to reshape trade and geopolitics
▶ The rail link is part of a broader plan to revive ancient Silk Road connections and reduce reliance on Western-dominated routes
https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/china-pakistan-railway-worth-it-at-estimated-us-58-billion-study.766036/
So who's in and who's out of Charles's big day?
How the world of politics, high society, entertainment and foreign royalty will rub shoulders at the King's Coronation… but there are some surprising names missing
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/royals/article-12016829/The-famous-faces-world-set-attend-King-Charles-coronation.html
John Thaler
In June 2021 I met with FBI agents in Los Angeles concerning the racketeering and corruption plaguing the State of Arizona. This presentation and approximately 1,800 documents came with.
Project Thaler Investigative Findings
posted April 27, 2023 36:27
https://rumble.com/v2ksuz6-project-thaler-investigative-findings.html
11:16 PM · Apr 27, 2023
https://twitter.com/Thaleresq/status/1651787562254581760
Lost Roman camps spotted on Google Earth
in the Arabian desert hint at a deadly MASSACRE 1,900 years ago
▶ Archaeologists spotted playing card-shaped outlines in the Arabian desert
▶ They are thought to be Roman camps from the takeover of the Nabataean Empire
▶ They suggest that surprise attacks were launched during the conquest in 106 AD
Three Roman military camps have been discovered in the Arabian desert, after archaeologists spotted their outlines on Google Maps.
The University of Oxford researchers have dated them back to 106 AD, believing they were used during a hostile takeover of the Nabataean Kingdom.
This is because the camps run in a straight line towards Dumat al-Jandal in Saudi Arabia, which used to be a settlement in the kingdom's east.
They also have the typical playing card shape of Roman fortified camps, which armies would have used as temporary defensive bases while marching on campaign.
Prior to this discovery, it was thought that the conquest of the Nabataean Kingdom was relatively peaceful, but the camps suggest a surprise, deadly attack took place.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-12024639/Lost-Roman-camps-spotted-Google-Earth-hint-deadly-MASSACRE-1-900-years-ago.html
Kash Patel - Hunter Will Be Indicted,
[DS] Advocated An Overthrow, Rule Of Law Must Be Followed
X22 Report - Spotlight
Streamed on: Apr 28, 7:51 am EDT 43:26
https://rumble.com/v2kwls4-kash-patel-hunter-will-be-indicted-ds-advocated-an-overthrow-rule-of-law-mu.html
Post "news" story for information. I'm not a BattleFAG - it's not my area of expertise and probably not for lots of anons.
Maybe this helps addres your Question:
Oxford's Dr Mike Bishop, an expert on the Roman military, said: 'These camps are a spectacular new find and an important new insight into Roman campaigning in Arabia.
…'Roman forts and fortresses show how Rome held a province, but temporary camps reveal how they acquired it in the first place.'
As the camps are between 23 and 27 miles (37 and 44 km) apart, it would have been impossible for the infantries to have made it to the next one in a single day on foot.
Therefore, the researchers believe they were built by a cavalry unit who could travel over such a length of barren terrain before night set in, possibly on camels. …
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It is generally assumed that the Romans peacefully took over the Nabatean Empire, after the end of the reign of its last king, Rabbel II Soter, in 106 AD.
However these camps may be evidence that surprise attacks were launched during the annexation of the kingdom. …
[C] before [D].
[C]oats before [D]eclas.
Could coronation "robe" also be called a "coat"?
[C]harles III before [D]eclas.
[C]amilla before [D] …