Has panic set in across Washington D.C.? The Democrats certainly enjoyed gloating over their midterm election victories. They threatened new impeachment panels against President Donald Trump, his closest family members and high-level leaders within the Trump administration. But now the threats are subsiding a bit as Trump surrounds himself with a team prepared to go to the mat to defeat villainy.
Not only has Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth sounded the bugles of war, but so has Stephen Miller, the new White House Chief of State. They appear to have quelled the worst of the saber rattling. It doesn’t mean the Democrats won’t keep plotting. We know they mean to harm our Republic, so they will not give up the fight so easily. But they are now forced to modulate their public persona and curb the worst elements of their endless harangue.
The comms are everywhere. Should we relax our guard? No way. But we can at least take solace in the fact that patriots do seem to be in control. And they will not surrender without a fight. Pray! Here’s more from And We Know.
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Here’s more from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers.
Has Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth thwarted yet another coup attempt?
We have seen quite a few of these attempts, ranging from stabs at political assassination to veiled threats and actual violence in the streets. It will likely take many years before we learn exactly who was behind each and every one of these attempts — whether we’re talking Deep State players alone, or the larger Democratic Party in cahoots with varied foreign adversaries.
But there can be no mistake. These coup attempts are the work of hardened villains, villains who mean to override American democracy and take down our Republic.
Here, Liz Wheeler gives us a look at Hegseth springing into action, joined by new White House Chief of State Stephen Miller, to quell any more attempts to overthrow our federal government or vanquish our leaders. We pray these Trump aides succeed and the Deep State comes to realize they cannot press endless violence and mayhem — and expect to succeed.
What if the world’s grand cathedrals were more than places of worship? In this episode, I explore the theory that these buildings once supplied free energy.
I’ll explain how Tesla fits into the mystery, and a bigger question: Was this knowledge simply lost, or deliberately buried? Here’s more from Seth Holehouse on Man In America.
In the immediate wake of the midterm debacle, Vice President J.D.Vance SEEMS TO BE distancing himself from the Trump – Rubio – Hegseth core of the administration.
Smart and expected move, or a sign of wavering loyalty?
Here, Steve Green debates that question in a new Right Angle, joined by Scott Ott and Bill Whittle.
President Donald Trump says he will now backtrack and work with the U.S. Congress to develop a new immigration plan. The gist of is comments: He believes ICE should focus more on deporting criminal aliens, but not harassing those who are working valuable jobs, say, at hotels and doing harvests. So it sounds like some sort of amnesty could be in the works.
Obviously, Democrats should be thrilled, Republicans less so. Is this traitorous or simply a fluctuation if reality? Your call. Here’s more from Mark Dice.
Jensen Huang, the CEO and face of NVIDIA, is under investigation after to admitting to an affair with a woman who is potentially a Chinese spy.
Huang admitted the affair in a statement he made to company employees. The woman allegedly involved is named Alice Huang. Although she shares the same surname as Jensen Huang, she is not related to him.
China denies spying on the world’s eighth richest man, but once the Democrats take office it looks like there’s going to be some government scrutiny.
So will NVIDIA toss Huang overboard? And is this part of a foreign anti-AI campaign? Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
A quantum physicist interviews for the job of a lifetime at a modern university.
But does he have what it takes to survive a flurry of DEI questions? Here’s more from The Babylon Bee.
