Bradley Thayer Joins WarRoom To Discuss Henry Kissinger’s Passing. “When China says Kissinger was an Old And Valued Friend”, What does that mean? It means he was valuable to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). In other words, he was a useful idiot for the CCP, to use Lenin’s term. Which is why China is mourning his loss!

If there is a father of CCP, it is Henry Kissinger and what he allowed. He sold America out by allowing China to join the free trade, etc.

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(I don’t think it was ignorance, I think he was just another George Soros!)

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>>20006440

This is a really good about Kissinger and his negative effects on Nixon, Ford etc. Kissinger said “Reagan was the most dangerous man in America when he said we could overcome the Soviet Union”.

Great history lesson hereshort video

Cleo Paskal Explains How China Is Buying Territorial Influence In The Pacific Ocean. She writes for the UK paper “The Sunday Guardian”More excellent history vs what is going on today.

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Daniel Richard Joins WarRoom To Discuss Unconstitutional Moves Made In New Hampshire 2020 Election. The legislature went beyond their constitutional duties, and expanded their authorities by statute

They are still fighting in NH anons! Good for them!

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>>20006566

Seriously guys this is fantastic, this can, related to 2020 election. If the words of the current state constitution on elections is violated it can be challenged and taken over by the SC.

SC Justice Roberts forced the SC to hear this case“Moore v Harper” recently (I wonder why he forced them and why now?) that allows the SC to have priority over State courts, to hear election cases ie 2020. (Is Roberts preparing for the 2024 Presidential Election steal, or is his fixing 2020?)

Legal Fags please listen, its complicated. He does explain why the SC turned down the 2020 presidential election fraud.

I’ve had to listen 2x to get the gist

Really good listen and interesting action by Justice Roberts

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>>20006628

He’s basically sayingall these changes to state election laws were illegal because the state and federal constitution requires the electorate to vote on the changes. The legislatures never put these changes to elections up for a vote, ie, mass mail in ballots, ballot harvesting, etc etc etc. Zuckerberg’s NGO worked with state legislatures to make changes that were illegal in the state SC and the US SC because it was never voted on by the people. Further Roberts pushed a vote on the Moore case,which resulted in the SC can take priority over state courts on elections issues. Which the SC didn’t have this power in 2020

This is big, really!

>>20006566

It’s amazing it took one man knowing the state and federal constitution, over 4 years fighting the changes to the constitution on elections without a vote by the people, that he had a break through in the courts regarding elections, and now the SC has priority or standing to hear election cases in states

>>20006566

Kemp here in GA is going to freak the fuck out when he is alerted to this case and the SC is priority now on hearing elections cases. He’s going to put the blame all on Raffensberger and give him a sweetheart deal to leave the gov, with no jail time.

That won’t work!

Joe Allen Joins WarRoom To Discuss Musk’s Bombshell Claim That AGI Is 3 Short Years Away

Musk said this last night with Sorkin

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AGI: Active Godlike Intelligence

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>>20006778

Now anon, I can somewhat get the gist of the discussion:

"Bread and circuses" (or bread and games; fromLatin: panem et circenses)is a metonymic phrase referring to superficial appeasement. It is attributed to Juvenal (Satires, Satire X), a Roman poet active in the late first and early second century AD, and is used commonly in cultural, particularly political, contexts.

In a political context, the phrase means to generate public approval, not by excellence in public service or public policy, but by diversion, distraction, or by satisfying the most immediate or base requirements of a populace,[1] by offering a palliative: for example food (bread) or entertainment (circuses).

Juvenal originally used it to decry the "selfishness" of common people and their neglect of wider concerns.[2][3][4] The phrase implies a population's erosion or ignorance of civic duty as a priority.[5]

30 Nov, 2023 (Anons the flood is coming)

US state takes Pfizer to court over Covid-19 shot

The pharmaceutical giant misled the public about the vaccine’s effectiveness and sought to silence critics, the Texas lawsuit claims

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit against the pharmaceutical giant Pfizer on Thursday, alleging that the company misrepresented the effectiveness of its Covid-19 vaccine andsought to suppress public discussion of the product’s failures.

The lawsuit follows a six-month investigation by Paxton into alleged gain-of-function research by Pfizer and fellow Covid-19 vaccine developers Moderna and Johnson & Johnson.

“Pfizer engaged in false, deceptive, and misleading acts and practices by making unsupported claims regarding the company’s Covid-19 vaccine,in violation of the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act,” Paxton said in a statement, arguing the company had illicitly made billions of dollars in profit.

Paxton specifically challenged Pfizer’s claim that its shot was 95% effective against the novel coronavirus, arguing that this was astatistical trick called “relative risk reduction,”which the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) admitted might mislead consumers by presenting a treatment as more effective than it is. Clinical trial data showed the shotactually decreased the likelihood of contracting Covid-19 by just 0.85%, the lawsuit said.

According to the complaint,the pandemic “got worse”after the majority of Americans were vaccinated against the disease, pointing out that “official government reports showed that in at least some places agreater percentage of the vaccinated were dying from Covid-19 than the unvaccinated.”

The suit also claims thatPfizer “knowinglymade false and unsupported claims about vaccine performance against variants, including specifically the so-called Delta variant,” while labeling its critics as “criminals”and accusing them of spreading “misinformation.”

Paxton seeks financial penalties and an injunction preventing Pfizer from continuing to “misrepresent” the effectiveness of its product.

In a statement to the media, a Pfizer spokesperson said that the company is “deeply committed to the well-being of the patients it serves and has no higher priority than the safety and effectiveness of its treatments and vaccines.” It added that the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine has been administered to more than 1.5 billion people worldwide, helping protect them against severe symptoms and showing “a favorable safety profile in all age groups.”

“The company believes that the state’s case has no merit and will respond to the petition in court in due course,” Pfizer said. (Good luck with that assholes!)

https://www.rt.com/news/588302-texas-sues-pfizer-vaccine-misrepresentation/

1 Dec, 2023

US lawmaker saves colleague from choking

Senator Rand Paul used the Heimlich maneuver on fellow Republican Joni Ernst at a luncheon

US Senator Rand Paul may have saved the life of Senator Joni Ernst on Thursday, performing the Heimlich Maneuver when she began choking on a piece of food at a lunch meeting in Washington.

The incident occurred at a luncheon for GOP senators hosted by Ernst and Chuck Grassley, both Iowa Republicans. Paul, a Kentucky eye surgeon who was elected to the Senate in 2010, came to the rescue after Ernst began choking.

The Heimlich Maneuver involves reaching around from behind a choking person with both hands and administering abdominal thrusts to the base of their diaphragm to dislodge the object by forcing air up through the throat.

Senator Mike Lee, a Utah Republican, called Paul a hero.

“Not all heroes wear capes,”Lee said on X (formerly Twitter). “Not all senators can quote Mises and Hayek while saving lives,” he added, referencing two Austrian economists popular among libertarians.

Ernst joked about the incident by taking a jab at Democrats.

“Can’t help but choke on the woke policies Dems are forcing down our throats. Thanks Dr. Rand Paul!” she wrote on X.

The Iowa Day luncheon was sponsored at least partly by the Iowa Cattlemen’s Association. A photo posted by Grassley showed him and Ernst holding plates of food, a pork chop for him and a steak sandwich for his colleague.

Ernst, 53, retired as a lieutenant colonel in Iowa’s Army National Guard after being elected to the Senate in 2014.

Paul has been a lightning rod for controversy in the Senate with his libertarian policies, including fighting against the Covid-19 vaccine mandates, trying to block extension of the Patriot Act, and opposing funding for military aid to Ukraine.

Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, a war hawk who has repeatedly clashed with Paul, thanked him for saving their mutual colleague on Thursday.

“It’s a good thing he did,” Graham said.“God bless Rand Paul. I never thought I’d say that.”

(what an ahole Graham is!)

https://www.rt.com/news/588304-rand-paul-saves-colleague/

(Too bad, so sad Gen, Charles Q. Brown, the Woke Dope.)

30 Nov, 2023 22:24

Top US general warns lawmakers of funding crisis

A Pentagon official has claimed that failure to pass a new budget would hurt recruiting and block new projects

Funding for America’s troops will be jeopardized if US lawmakers continue to rely on stopgap funding measures, rather than passing a new Pentagon budget, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Charles Brown Jr. has claimed.

Brown issued his warning in a letter to members of the US Senate Appropriations Committee on Wednesday, sayingthe military will face a $5.8 billion shortfall in personnel funding if Congress does not pass a full-year spending bill. Like the rest of the federal government, the Pentagon has been operating under a so-called CR, or continuing resolution, since its fiscal year began on October 1, because US lawmakers haven’t been able to reach agreement on budget legislation. (stop sending money to Ukraine then!)

A CR essentially kicks the financial can down the road,keeping funding at the previous year’s level and blocking new programs from starting. US House Speaker Mike Johnson reportedly plans to push forward a CR that will keep the government operating on stopgap funding for the whole fiscal year if lawmakers can’t come together to pass a budget.

Brown warned that a year-long CR would prevent the Pentagon from starting any new construction projects or pushing forward with such key initiatives as modernizing US nuclear forces and ramping up production of artillery shells and other munitions. Funding for new warships would be cut sharply, and maintenance delays would undermine the US Navy’s readiness.Recruiting of fresh troopswould have to be slowed, he added, and transfers of service members to their new duty stations would be delayed.

The Department of Defense plans to increase the pay of service members by 5.2% in the current fiscal year, but with spending frozen at the previous year’s level, it will be forced to cut other personnel costs, such as recruiting, to make up the difference.

US military spending isprojected to rise by 3.6% in the 2024 fiscal year, to around $830 billion. The Pentagon already boasts more spending than the world’s nine next-largest defense budgets combined. In addition, President Joe Biden has requested congressional approval for $106 billion in supplemental national security funding,including $61.4 billion in additional military aid for Ukraine.

“We owe our service members the tools they need to be successful,” Brown said in his letter. “We have asked them to modernize and accelerate the future capabilities they need to continue to deter and project credible combat power. We need full appropriations to stay ahead of pacing, acute, and unforeseen challenges.”

(Hey Pentagon go and find the billions or trillions you can’t account for first!)

https://www.rt.com/news/588301-pentagon-warns-ukraine-funding/

30 Nov, 2023

European Council chief pitches EU ‘cyber force’

Charles Michel urged member countries tomove away from national defense models, framing the funding of Ukraine’s military as a success

The European Defence Agency must establish a “European cyber force” with offensive capabilities in order to keep Russia at bay and take the lead in the emerging field of cyber-defense, European Council President Charles Michel told an audience at the agency’s annual conference on Thursday.

Cyber-defense is the future of security, Michel argued, insisting that Europe must get in on the ground floor by creating a bloc-wide cyber-force and making it a “fundamental component” of the EDA. “It would help us to take a position of leadership in cyber response operations and information superiority, and I believe it should be equipped with offensive capabilities,” Michel explained.

Michel’s enthusiasm for cyber-warfare was echoed by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, who argued individual nations should defer responsibility for defending cyberspace – a “flagship capability” – to the EU.

Both leaders pushed formore “collaborative spending” on defense, framing bloc-wide spending on the conflict in Ukraine as a success story. However, member states are “buying alone and buying abroad” instead of pooling their resources and supporting continental businesses, von der Leyen complained, while Michel called for member states to remove regulatory red tape to streamline the purchase of weapons systems to better confront the Russian threat.

To sweeten the deal, von der Leyen suggested states that cooperated by increasing their contribution to the EU’s war chest could receive fiscal incentives, such as leniency regarding debt repayment. Even previously stable nations such as Germany have experienced economic hardship after pouring billions of dollars into the conflict in Ukraine and cutting themselves off from their most affordable source of oil and gas via sanctions on Russia.

The European Commission earlier this year announced a collaboration with private companies on a €1.1 billion pan-European “cyber-shield,” to be comprised of systems for the prevention and detection of cyberattacks and an emergency mechanism capable of responding to them. While the details of the vetting process through which private-sector partners will be selected have not been agreed upon yet, legislators are expected to vote to establish and fund the cyber-shield next week.

The European Parliament reported a “sophisticated” denial-of-service attack last year coinciding with a vote to declare Russia a state sponsor of terrorism, blaming a “pro-Kremlin group” for the infiltration, which kept its website offline for several hours.

EU leaders have been confronted with flagging enthusiasm for continued funding to Kiev. Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto on Thursday urged an end to weapons deliveries to Ukraine, declaring its conflict with Moscow was “not Europe’s fight” and reiterating previous warnings against fast-tracking Ukrainian membership in either the EU or NATO.

(These people are insane, all the countries all but gave up on Ukraine and now EU leadership wants to give them more money to launder. EU leaders in Brussels needs to be investigated for corruption and money laundering.)

https://www.rt.com/news/588298-eu-cyber-force-michel-ukraine/

30 Nov, 2023 19:59

EU state’s new PM meets Russian ambassador

Robert Fico of Slovakia had a message for both Moscow and Washington

Slovakia’s national interest is to promote peace and not war in Ukraine, Prime Minister Robert Fico told the Russian ambassador to Bratislava on Thursday.

The Russian embassy confirmed that Ambassador Igor Bratchikov met with Fico and discussed both the current state of bilateral relations and its future prospects.

Fico posted on Facebook that he also met with the US envoy to Bratislava, Gautam Rana, and that he informed both the Russian and the American ambassadors of Slovakia’s policy priorities.

“I explained Slovak national priorities to both ambassadors, as well as my view of the war in Ukraine, where the EU and US strategy set up so far is clearly failing,” Fico said.

WhileSlovakia is a member of the EU and NATO, which “naturally affects our foreign policy priorities,” he added, that “cannot limit us in sovereign positions, which are not always in line with the EU policy of having one single correct opinion.”

The foreign policy priority I intend to implement is the protection and promotion of Slovak national-state interests, which includes supporting peace initiatives and not war in Ukraine.

Slovakia has to “prepare for the period after the end of the war in Ukraine and for thestandardization of Slovak-Russian relations,”added Fico.

Fico became prime minister last month, after his Social Democrats won the most votes in October’s general election on the platform of negotiating an end to the Ukraine conflict, among other things. He was prime minister twice before, from 2006-2010 and from 2012-2018.

His government has already informed Brussels-that it would veto the 12th round of EU sanctions against Russia if it included a ban on nuclear fuel. Meanwhile, Slovakian truckers have protested in solidarity with their Polish colleagues, against what they called unfair competition by Ukrainian cargo companies due to preferential treatment by the EU.

The previous government in Bratislava had supported Kiev with €671 million ($716 million) worth of weapons, such as MiG-29 fighter jets and a 2K12 Kub air defense systems.In early November, Fico canceled the deliveryof another €40.3 million ($43 million) worth of weapons.

Private contracts to manufacture weapons for Ukraine – such as the order for 16 of the Zuzana 2 self-propelled 155mm howitzers, funded by several NATO members – have been allowed to proceed, however.

(Next West Color Revolution planned for Slovakia already)

https://www.rt.com/news/588294-slovakia-russia-ukraine-conflict/

30 Nov, 2023 20:27

US closes secret tavern at key military base – media

The John Wayne Saloon has reportedly been shut down after a newspaper raised questions about alcohol use at NORAD

The US general overseeing Washington’s defenses against nuclear bombers and other threats by air has reportedly ordered the shutdown of a secret saloon after a major media outlet raised questions about daytime drinking inside the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD).

US Air Force General Glen VanHerck closed the bar last week anddemanded an investigation into how NORAD officers were allowed to operate a clandestine drinking joint during work hours, USA Today reported on Wednesday. Known as the John Wayne Saloon – named after an iconic American actor known for tough-guy roles – the tavern was located atPeterson Space Force Base in Coloradoand served its patrons by invitation only, the newspaper said.

A John Wayne poster was affixed to the tavern’s door, and visitors had to enter a keypad code to gain access. “Nearby, lieutenant colonels and majors planned future NORAD operations,” USA Today said, citing unidentified officers and civilian employees familiar with the saloon. “Also at hand: computers with access to the Pentagon’s secret email system.”

VanHerck told the newspaper that he had confirmed the presence of hard liquor, beer and a refrigerator in a locked office space with a John Wayne poster inside the NORAD headquarters. He also confirmed that the facility had access to “classified networks for planning purposes.”

The NORAD commander added that the presence of alcohol was “certainly something that was concerning enough to me to direct a commander’s-directed investigation.” The probe will determine whether alcohol use inside the NORAD headquarters compromised America’s national security, VanHerck said.

US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) studies have shown that military service is America’s heaviest-drinking occupation. Troops consume alcohol on 130 days out of the year, on average, and they binge-drink 41 times annually, according to an analysis of CDC data released in 2019.

Alcohol use is prohibited in US military offices without special permission. Waivers are sometimes granted for such events as retirement celebrations and holiday parties.

NORAD is responsible for overseeing the airspace defenses of both the US and Canada. The US Northern Command (NORTHCOM), which coordinates the Pentagon’s response to attacks and natural disasters in North America, is also headquartered at Peterson Space Force Base.

VanHerck said he hadn’t heard about any concerns regarding on-the-job drinking at NORAD prior to USA Today’s inquiry. He claimed credit for being “transparent” when the newspaper brought the secret tavern to his attention. “I would tell the people in the United States and Canada: trust the commands that defend them each and every day,” the general said.

Earlier this year, VanHerck fired his NORTHCOM operations chief, US Army Major General Joseph Lestorti, citing “a loss of trust and confidence.” Several officials told USA Today thatthe ousted general was known for being gruff, demanding and intolerant of workplace alcohol use. (Why was that a bad thing?)

https://www.rt.com/news/588297-us-military-command-closes-secret-tavern/

Holy Shit anons: 👀 Would Chris Cuomo Vote for Trump in 2024? existentially I’m not afraid of a Trump Presidency!

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BREAKING: Ep. 43 of ‘Tucker on X’ just dropped, with MTG

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BREAKING: Ep. 43 of ‘Tucker on X’ just dropped - You think elected Republicans in Washington are craven frauds who’d sell your children for a steak dinner at the French Laundry? Actually, says Marjorie Taylor Greene, it’s worse than that

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