MITCHELL: “This Is A Reformation On Public Opinion”good analysis
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https://rumble.com/embed/v6nyh2a/?pub=4
Mark Mitchell On State Of Democrat PartyIts not good. Sounds like the DS is exposed for who they are
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https://rumble.com/embed/v6nyewc/?pub=4
BARBARIAN BANNON: “Zelensky’s A Pimp, A Crook, A Scumbag, All I Want From Him Is An Investigation.”
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https://rumble.com/embed/v6nyi78/?pub=4
POLLING REVELATIONS: Young People Reject Democrat Debt, Done With Debt’s Jillian Barberie Explains
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https://rumble.com/embed/v6nyibc/?pub=4
America Is Back Because GOD IS BACK: Dave Brat Reacts To SOTU
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https://rumble.com/embed/v6nyj0u/?pub=4
They are actually listening to Clair Caskill, sad
Dave Bossie Previews Trump SOTU “If It’s A Good Deal For America Trump Is Going To Make It"
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https://rumble.com/embed/v6nx380/?pub=4
That’s an interesting picture behind Bossie, is that rays coming out of Trump’s eyes?
Mcilvenna On Stopping Data Collection Of Business Info Through The Corporate Transparency Act
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https://rumble.com/embed/v6nx13i/?pub=4
HARNWELL: Watch out for Zelensky weaselling his way back into the US’s protection via minerals deal
This wretched minerals deal is like the dead zombie at the end of a horror film. You think it’s been killed off, but just before the credits roll the camera zooms in and you see the corpse twitch.
In the historic Oval Office showdown, President Trump admitted that under the deal he would continue to arm Ukraine. It was only five seconds long, but it was by far the most important revelation before the fireworks began.
If this deal is resurrected, there is no positive gloss I can put on it.POTUS locking in the US’s engagement in Ukraine will earn him a loss of trust that it will be difficult to ever recover from.
(I personally believe the mineral deal is a trap for Zelensky and Ukraine. X22 says Trump knows they already sold it all)
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https://rumble.com/embed/v6nwe9c/?pub=4
5 Mar, 2025 21:20
US ‘reconsidering’ funding Ukraine – White House
President Donald Trump has paused assistance to Kiev to wait for a good faith peace effort, multiple officials have said
Washington has paused US aid to Ukraine while reviewing whether or not to continue, White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt has said.
She made the statement in a press conference on Wednesday, when asked by a journalist if the aid freeze was permanent.
“The National Security Council told me… they paused or they are reconsidering the funding for Ukraine,”Leavitt replied.
“It's a pause for a review,” she elaborated when asked a second time.
The US suspended military assistance to Ukraine after a meeting between US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky last week culminated in a shouting match. Trump later accused Zelensky of not being truly interested in making peace with Russia, rather aiming to get Washington “signed up and keep fighting.”
US intelligence sharing with Ukraine has similarly been brought to a stop, CIA Director John Ratcliffe confirmed to Fox Business on Wednesday when asked whether Washington “cut off” cooperation with Kiev. Trump had “asked for a pause” to see if Ukraine was ready to work towards peace, he added.
“President Trump had a real question whether… Zelensky was committed to a peace process,”Ratcliffe explained.
When asked about the military aid freeze to Kiev, National Security Advisor Mike Waltz likewise told Fox News on Wednesdaythat Trump would examine lifting the pause “if we can nail down these negotiations.”
The day before, Zelensky took a u-turn on years of denying negotiations with Russia and declared himself ready for an immediate ceasefire in a lengthy post on X.
Kiev is ready to move to end the conflict through an immediate release of prisoners, temporary ceasefire and a ban on long-range strikes on energy and civilian infrastructure, he wrote.
Moscow has repeatedly said that it has always been ready to return to the negotiating table, pointing out that Zelensky signed a decree banning talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin soon after the escalation of the conflict in 2022.
However, Russia has underscored that it wants a permanent, stable peace and considers a temporary ceasefire unacceptable, stressing that the time would simply be used to rearm Ukraine for further hostilities.
(This sounds like a trap to get Zelensky mad, I hope it works. Thats where the werewolf comes out)
https://www.rt.com/news/613781-us-reconsidering-funding-ukraine-white/
(Leavitt is a lot more trained than people think)
4 Mar, 2025 13:19
EU rapidly depleting gas reserves – Gazprom
The bloc has already drained its underground reservoirs, Russia’s energy giant has said
The EU has been tapping its gas storage facilities at a rapid pace andhad already used up its winter stockpile by Januarydespite seasonal temperatures remaining in line with climate norms, Russia’s energy giant Gazprom has reported.
Before the escalation of the Ukraine conflict in 2022, Russian gas exports accounted for 40% of the bloc’s total supply. Gazprom, once the EU’s main supplier, reduced its exports there dramatically three years ago,following Western sanctions and the sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines.
The EU has increased withdrawals from its gas storage facilities by 36% during the current seasonand by 22% above the ten-year average, Gazprom said on Monday, citing data from Gas Infrastructure Europe.
As of February 28, European underground storage facilities held 39.2 bcm of gas, accounting for 38.5% of total capacity – 24.3 bcm less than a year ago. The EU has withdrawn 58 bcm of gas this season –fifty percent higher than the amount injected during the summer.
This significant drawdown, combined with a reduction in reliable gas supply sources, poses challenges for the EU to refill its storage sites over the summer and prepare for the upcoming winter, Gazprom warned.
The EU has been increasingly reliant on more costly liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports since Brussels prioritized eliminating its reliance on cheaper Russian energy. While several EU nations continue to rely on Russian gas, many have voluntarily halted their imports.
Earlier this year, natural gas prices in the bloc climbed to their highest level in two years, driven by a combination of cold weather, declining gas reserves, and concerns over potential US tariffs on imports from the EU.
Adding to the challenge, the EU has imposed binding targets for gas storage, requiring a 90% capacity level by November 1, 2025.
The sharp decline in European gas storage levels has posed a serious challenge for both governments and energy consumers across the region.
Western Europe is already importing substantial volumes of LNG at elevated prices, with EU and UK imports reaching 9.8 million metric tons in January, the highest level since December 2023, according to energy analytics firm Kpler. The US accounted for 57% of the total supply.
Market experts warn that the competition for gas supplies is expected to intensify. US LNG export capacity has not expanded as quickly as expected,while demand continues to grow in Asia, Egypt, and other markets.
https://www.rt.com/business/613651-eu-gas-storage-depleted/
(Lesson: if ever tempted to blow up pipelines like Nordstream 1, don’t do it at the behest of a demented President to harm Russia.)
>>22707797 80K Vet Affairs employees to be cutPN
Remember Trump fired all the psychopaths and sadistic employees in first term; and Bidan hired them all back
Charlie Kirk
@charliekirk11
David Axelrod is trying to speak truth into the Democrat Party:
"I think there were times when [Democrats] should've risen. I think what Al Green did was despicable."
Axelrod will be ignored.
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https://x.com/charliekirk11/status/1897151648096731537
Wałęsa condemns Trump treatment of Zelensky, likening it to communist interrogation
MAR 3, 2025 | FEATURED, HISTORY, POLITICS
Former Polish president and Nobel Peace Prize winner Lech Wałęsa has written a letter, co-signed by 38 other former political prisoners of Poland’s communist regime, to Donald Trump, condemning the US president’s treatment of Volodymyr Zelensky and Ukraine.
“We watched your conversation with President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine with horror and distaste,” wrote the group, referring to Trump’s meeting with Zelensky in the White House on Friday, at which the pair were expected to sign an agreement but which instead turned into an angry confrontation.
Pp“We were also horrified by the fact that the atmosphere in the Oval Office during this conversation reminded us of the one we remember well from interrogations by the Security Service== [SB, the communist secret police] and from courtrooms in communist courts,” they added.
“Prosecutors and judges, commissioned by the all-powerful communist political police, also explained to us that they held all the cards and we had none,” wrote the signatories. “They demanded that we cease our activities, arguing that thousands of innocent people were suffering because of us.”
In the 1980s, Wałęsa was head of the Solidarity trade union, which led protests against Poland’s communist regime, eventually helping bring about its downfall. In 1983, he won the Nobel Peace Prize and, in 1990, he became Poland’s first democratically elected president after the fall of communism.
When Trump visited Poland in 2017 during his first presidency, he declared at the start of a speech at the Warsaw Uprising Monument that he was “pleased that former President Lech Wałęsa, so famous for leading the Solidarity movement, has joined us today”.
In today’s letter – which Wałęsa posted on Facebook along with an image of him previously meeting Trump – the signatories recalled the vital role that US President Ronald Reagan played in supporting the anti-communist opposition and thereby bringing about the collapse of the Soviet Union.
“The history of the 20th century shows that every time the United States wanted to maintain distance from democratic values and its European allies, it ended up threatening itself,” they noted, adding that Presidents Woodrow Wilson and Franklin Roosevelt had understood this when intervening in the two world wars.
“We consider your expectations regarding the showing of gratitude for the material assistance provided by the United States to Ukraine to be offensive,”wrote Wałęsa and his colleagues to Trump. “Gratitude should be given to the heroic Ukrainian soldiers who shed blood in defense of the values of the free world.”
During his meeting with Zelensky on Friday, Trump and his vice president, JD Vance, publicly criticised the Ukrainian leader for what they saw as a lack of respect and gratitude towards the United States and the support it has given.
“Mr President, material aid – military and financial – cannot be [treated as] an equivalent to the blood shed in the name of the independenceand freedom of Ukraine, Europe, and the entire free world,” they added. “For us, former political prisoners of the communist regime serving Soviet Russia, this is obvious.”
“We call on the United States to honour the guarantees it and the United Kingdom gave in the Budapest Memorandum in 1994, which explicitly stipulates a commitment to defend the inviolability of Ukraine’s borders…These guarantees are unconditional: there is not a word about treating such aid as economic exchange.”
Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022,Poland has been a close ally of Ukraine, including under both the former Law and Justice (PiS) government and the current ruling coalition led by Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
However, PiS has long enjoyed close relations with Trump and, since his return to the White House,some PiS figures have presented a tougher position towards Ukraine, often echoing the US president’s rhetoric.
Wałęsa, who is no longer an active politician, is aligned with Tusk’s coalition, which has traditionally been less friendly towards Trumpand which has rallied to support Zelensky after Friday’s events at the White House.
Wałęsa’s own legacy has also come under question in recent years following claims that he himself collaborated with the communist authorities.Wałęsa has ardently denied such accusations.
(https://notesfrompoland.com/2025/03/03/walesa-condemns-trump-treatment-of-zelensky-likening-it-to-communist-interrogation/
(It’s no longer the “woke mind virus”, its European indoctrination. Oh how the mighty have fallen. He obviously didn’t watch the whole video)
Injured North Korean POW in Ukraine wants to defect to South: ruling party lawmaker
March 4, 2025 - 13:57
The two North Korean prisoners of war in Ukraine have expressed interest in defecting to South Korea, according to a South Korean lawmaker who interviewed them.
People Power Party Rep. Yu Yong-weon met with the two North Korean soldiers who were captured by Ukrainian authorities on Feb. 25 and spoke with them for about an hour and 10 minutes.
According to a recording Yu released at a press conference on Tuesday, one of the two North Korean captives, a sniper surnamed Ri born in 1999, was heard saying, "I really want to go to South Korea."
Yu added that Ri told him that he can "say with certainty" that he has decided to defect to South Korea.
Ri, who had trouble speaking from the gun injury he sustained on his jaw, was also heard asking Yu, "Could I get surgery again if I go to Korea?" "If I go to Korea, can I do things as I like?"
The second captive identified by the surname of Paik, born in 2005, told Yu that he has "almost made up (his) mind" about defecting to South Korea. "I think I need to think about it a little more," Paik, who entered the war as a rifleman, said.
Yu said Ri said he believes his combat experience in the war will help him earn recognition upon returning to North Korea. "He said he expects to have a position in the military, if he returned," the lawmaker said.
Both captives are believed to have been a part of North Korea's Reconnaissance General Bureau, Yu said.
Yu urged diplomatic authorities in Seoul to make efforts to allow the North Korean captives' safe defection to South Korea and prevent forcible repatriation to North Korea.
"Repatriating these soldiers to North Korea would be a death sentence," Yu said.
According to Yu, Ukrainian authorities told the lawmaker there were no other North Korean prisoners of war other than Ri and Paik. Yu said they also confirmed to him that North Korean casualties in the war are believed to be around 4,000.
Yu visited Ukraine at the invitation of Ukrainian lawmaker Andriy Nikolayenko to attend the annual Yalta European Strategy meeting marking the third anniversary of the full-scale invasion by Russia.
https://m.koreaherald.com/article/10433044
Why are they publishing their names, they are making them targets, of NK if this is true?
So that’s your tag team mate
I saw her clapping in the back a lot
No that’s what they always believed, they just pretended they cared
Tucker Carlson: The Chosen’s Jonathan Roumie: Answering God’s Call & Christian Resilience in the Face of Persecution
As Lent begins, Jonathan Roumie of The Chosen explains the power of prayer and fasting.
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https://youtu.be/cUoO46OOztI