DJT really had to ramp up the rhetoric this week, with distraction MAGA providing cover, after the Carlson & Bovino discussion.

That was some serious damage to Homan and attacks on those Trump is listening to with trust of his will being carried out.

August ends with no big wins for now America, just more promises for future America, but the corporations are still winning now and forever.

How shitty bang bang is September about to be?

How long before Iran strikes new targets so Trump cant stroll into midterms?

When you don't arrest the traitors in government, you have to react and cover for the traitors, continued traitorous behavior.

Wish DJT worked for the people and not the special interest. Things would be going much better for the real American people, instead of promises of a good future for the worker class, while enriching the already rich class (his friends and donors).

>>24985621

The Loomer vs. Milo is all a front for broadening the domestic terrorist definitions and help steer, usher in the need for Noahide laws, even Bovino stated they came at him with anti-Semitism charges that were then reported in the NY Times.

Just look at the MAGA paid influencers and the repetitive accusations on Trumps selected enemies from the right.

>>24985805

>both are lying actors.

That is definitely the narrative that the paid MAGA influencers are pedaling.

Narrative, and narrative control is the purpose of messaging the same story.

I would be willing to bet that when you saw the video of all the MSM outlets using the same words and phrasing as destructive or corrupt, you recognized the problem.

When it comes to the MAGA influencers you are reluctant.

Do you follow and believe the Flynn brigade also?

>>24985832

Great sentiment but a major false rendition.

The army of volunteers not filmed, or edited out.

The funding provided for the documentaries sake, not the communities sake.

Permaculture is not science or new, it is all around you in nature.

Humans have allowed the harm for money and convenience.

Try and get a group of people to work together, for the benefit only of a communal place.

Derrick Broze, one of the attempts at it had to go to Mexico.

Only the Amish live like this and a few limited homesteads, that leaves out cities, and most Americans will not commit to the long haul.

If they do, they are soon departing for work load and differences of opinions and wants.

The electrician thinks his value is higher than the laborer, so he grows intolerant of the chores he is asked to pull his weight when there are no electric jobs required.

Just a simple example.

>>24985900

Thank you anon.

I'm in PNW on large plot of land, and tried every facet of homesteading and community building.

I started with Toby Hemenway's book Gaia's Garden, back in 2008.

Permies was soon found, and I got out of city and onto rural land in 2010.

I absolutely agree the work load, when not shared, coupled with the learning curve plus expectations, dooms most endeavors.

Post Trump, more regular people made attempts at it, but previously it was mostly hippies, conservationist, and alternative energy types.

I am certain you and yours, are enjoying the fruits of your years of effort.

>>24985993

>but 40 is too late to get that game going.

I do not agree, not to denigrate, but to attest that I started at 41.

Working outdoors and with nature, in a natural way, is not only regenerative to the land, but to the mind and body as well.

At 57, 16 hour days are still common and achievable, sometimes even enjoyable.

Just start small, and add 1 element at a time.

>>24985615

> Why do we get spammed Polymarket twitter links on this board?

Mostly because it is part of the suite of Trump influenced companies, and this is a Trust Trump platform.

I am certain DJT is legally separated, and yes insider information stories are aplenty.

I also think it is a new platform of narrative seeding, along with free publicity.

It's a algorithm based on bets for odds, and not a poll, so portrayed poorly.

Also a foray into alternative currencies for normalization and less reluctant adoption.

https://duckduckgo.com/?ia=web&origin=funnel_home_website&t=hg&q=is+polymarket+partially+owned+by+a+Trump

>>24986091

>Retiring next year at 61.

>No complaints.

If you are on land, you could still have 20 years in you.

Enjoy the fruits of a homestead by finding and helping a young family, that is looking for that lifestyle.

Help and work when you want or can, maybe a mason you worked with, that you trust is interested.

A tiny home or ADU are options for separate housing.

It's all in the trust, detailed, well thought out , and agreeable contracts with exit protocols.

Or just enjoy your retirement, of course it is your choice.

As a 20 year mason you definitely earned it.