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Just remember that the people using Global Warming fear to try and take away our freedoms are the same people funding and profiting from AI data centres outputting the thermal energy equivalent of 23 atomic bombs per day.
There are no rules, lying is like breathing to them.
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JUST IN - Multiple sources are reporting Trump’s UFO files roll out begins tomorrow
This comes after Rep Tim Burchett met with Secretary of War staff today regarding this release
“Just now... sources in the White House as well as Congressional members tell me and George Knapp that the Presidential UFO file release will begin tomorrow.
We are told it will be slow and steady at first. Nothing shocking initially. Let's see where this goes! This is VERY encouraging - that this administration is following through. More data means more leverage for those of us fighting for UAP transparency.”
- Jeremy Corbell
“Alright I'm hearing now from enough reputable sources that I'm fairly sure a document/file drop regarding ufo/uap will take place tomorrow from the executive branch... including many of those 46 videos you have heard of, and I hear the rest may get released by non govt sources…”
-Rob Jones, NewsNation
“As of now, tomorrow is on track to be an interesting day for disclosure.”
- Age of Disclosure
Stan Way retweeted
Just now... sources in the White House as well as Congressional members tell me and @G_Knapp that the Presidential UFO file release will begin tomorrow.
We are told it will be slow and steady at first. Nothing shocking initially. Let's see where this goes! This is VERY encouraging - that this administration is following through. More data means more leverage for those of us fighting for UAP transparency.
SLEEPING DOG exists because our government chose silence over transparency - that might be changing.
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As of now, tomorrow is on track to be an interesting day for disclosure. #AgeofDisclosure
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When a crooked politician calls me traitor, ask yourself: who did I betray? The courts have ruled repeatedly that the programs I revealed were unlawful, and likely unconstitutional—a violation of your rights.
If this is treason, what they call loyalty is a crime.
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Up is down
Left is right
Black is white
Get wrecked you filthy peasants
- sincerely your government
Stan Way retweeted
🚨"Elon did two things that opened a lot of things up:
1) He bought Twitter which gave us a place to talk about this stuff.
2) He himself started to express himself so he gave the rest of us a permission structure to say these things.
This created a cascade where people felt safe and thought: "Oh you can now talk about things? Well, I have some things to say."
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I think at this point the most compelling reason to support Trump, other than the obvious of stopping Harris, is that it will be the final death blow to the corporate media, which deserves to die a thousand painful deaths after lying us into 20+ years of catastrophic wars and covid tyranny.
If the entire media apparatus told the American people that Trump was a Nazi, Russian spy, end of democracy for 8 years and they still turn around and reelect him, they’re done.
Not only that, but the narrative writes itself: Rogan won Trump the election! She refused and he accepted and that was the difference.
Us libertarians are not going to get everything we want this election, like usual, but destroying the war criminal’s propaganda apparatus is not too shabby.
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Yes.
Netanyahu: “Charging me for crimes in Gaza is like charging George Bush for 9/11.”
Follow: @AFpost
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The NSA is just 𝗗𝗔𝗬𝗦 from taking over the internet, and it's not on the front page of any newspaper--because no one has noticed.
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Julian Assange is a political prisoner, and the sole reason he remains a political prisoner is because the White House remains afraid of his voice.
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It's so sad that Elon Musk had to lecture Don Lemon on freedom of speech - when people you don't like or disagree with are also free to speak. It's so sad that right inside the United States of America, journalists are the biggest proponents of censorship
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AIPAC DOES NOT PAY POLITICIANS. They fund their election campaigns.
And when you actually look at the details of who they fund and why they fund them- you can understand what’s going on a lot more clearly.
Hence why we have to ban TikTok so they can’t interfere w/ our democracy
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Many Americans still have no idea this happened
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Anyone who posted the out of context clip of this trying to make it sound like trump was threatening violence can’t be trusted.
Because they either knew what they were doing or they didn’t.
One way- they’re lying to manipulate you and fear monger- the other way they’re an idiot sheep who has no journalistic standard.
There are plenty of legitimate reasons to dislike trump. You look stupid when you fall for smear jobs like this instead of citing actual reasons.
This is mainstream media trump derangement 101. And they’re counting on you being gullible enough to never check their work for yourself.
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Recently, I was introduced to someone high up in one of the two major US political parties.
Many of my fears were confirmed. But the claim was then credibly made that there was no real way to understand what was really happening from outside because everything we see from outside the beltway is a public proxy for something else that is really going on.
I then remembered that this was part of the lesson of the only occasion where I spent real time in DC at a political level around 30 years ago. The twin lessons I learned then were:
I) You can’t get what is morally or legally efficient, fair or right during peacetime unless it is politically part of the feasible set. Documents, obligations and intent in peacetime are just too weak a center around which to organize.
II) The public sees almost exclusively cheap proxies. And those proxies hide real strategies that are simultaneously *less* crazy…and *more* nauseating than the public understands. In short, the corruption is weirdly *structural* and is required in this paradigm to keep the country functional barring deep reform. So the residents of DC see the corruption differently. “Intrigue and corruption is essential to our system.”
I bring this up because I guess I kinda forgot this second point. It was part of what made me realize I never wanted to become a political person. And I also guess I forgot that I couldn’t get over how load bearing it was…even back then.
That’s it.