
"Trump shooting" kayfabe spectacle proves Republicans and Democrats are drooling idiots
Rumble link Bitchute link On this week’s False Flag Weekly News I experienced a sign of cognitive decline: “sudden shouting.” My outbursts of “sudden shouting,” also known as ranting, were occasioned by astonishment and anger at the audacity of the “Trump shooting” hoax and the gullibility of those who believe it. We have seen some...
Read MoreTrump’s ten-point plan to dismantle the Deep State Source: @TheCalvinCooli1 on X Trump has signaled that he is out for revenge in his second term and vows to "root out" what he called "the threat from within." Trump has told his supporters that he will direct the Justice Department to investigate "every Marxist prosecutor in...
Read MoreWhy RFK JR. is a Chad Centrist
While you could say that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is an old school Democrat, he takes bold anti-establishment positions that go beyond just being a Social Democrat. Social Democrats tend to believe in centralized power and strong institutions while RFK jr. seems more sympathetic to decentralization. Regardless, the old school left is almost treated as...
Read MoreOne could describe Trumpism as a hybrid between the old Nixon/Rockefeller wing of the GOP, fused with rightwing populism, ranging from George Wallace to Pat Buchanan, a point that Keith Preston of Attack the System has made. For instance, Trump recently praised Pat Buchanan and Mike Pence denounced Trump’s populism as at odds with conservativism....
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The "left" has abandoned peace, freedom, and working folks—they're now warmongers, censors, and corporate shills
A few years ago, if you’d told me I would ever vote for a Republican not named Ron Paul, I’d have said you were out of your mind. For most of my lifetime the Republicans seemed the more obnoxious wing of the two-party duopoly. They were sanctimonious hypocrites preaching family values while banging interns; smug...
Read MoreThere is hype of a political realignment with a new populist GOP in contrast to an oligarchic democratic party. Trump initially made inroads with formerly democrat-voting working class voters while Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden appealed to wealthier swing voters, but the characterization of a total realignment on class is overly simplistic. The problem with...
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