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Checkmate: Castle Green

Iranians in exile continue to embrace President Donald Trump, while the Democrats and retards on the left align with the braindead terrorist squad hunkered down, trying to maintain its stranglehold over the Islamic nation. Will the future of Iran belong to the people of Iran, or remain to be held captive by the Khamenei regime?

Trump is undoing the actions of the Barack Obama,  who paid billions of dollars in cash and gold payments to the Mullahs. Obama’s Secretary of State John Kerry handled many of the details surrounding those payments from 2014 through 2016.

Who were Kerry’s collaborators across Europe? How does Castle Green figure into the picture? Here’s more from McAllister TV.

Liberation Day Is Approaching

The [Deep State] is panicking. President Donald Trump is dismantling the drug, human, child trafficking networks. Trump is exposing which countries are involved in manipulating the election.

The [Deep State] is fighting back, trying to remove the leaders of the agencies. This will fail.

The [Deep State] will push for riots and war. Trump is already putting things into place to counter all of this. Liberation Day is approaching. Here’s more from the X22 Report.

Milei Defeats Lenin!

The pollsters thought it was going to be close. It wasn’t.

Argentinian president Javier Milei has been given a vote of confidence to continue his bold slashing of the socialist state.

Does this bode well for the U.S. Midterms? Scott Ott leads a new edition of The Right Angle, joined by Steve Green and Bill Whittle.

Are We The Baddies?

Grok started calling itself MechaHitler and threatening to grape people. What does that say about humans? Here’s more from Bridget Phetasy on her new Dumpster Fire.

Third Reich Still Among Us

How did the architects of Nazi Germany resurrect themselves in the United States and Argentina after World War II? Who were the American industrialists who backed Adolf Hitler and helped him rise to power? How did these industrialists maintain the same mission at the close of the war, while also disguising the mechanisms they used and their motives?

Pundit Mel K. charts the chicanery in an appearance on “The Tipping Point,” hosted by Scott McKay. She delves into Operation Paperclip, as well as showing how the same Globalist forces operate today within NATO, the World Economic Forum, the Trilateral Commission and other international agencies.

Mel K also introduces “Roseanne Barr Is America.” That’s a brand new documentary for which she served as executive producer. Here’s more from the Patriot Streetfighter.

Trump’s Genius Plan

India, Israel, Argentina and Vietnam paved the way. Now, even the European Union wants to end the tariffs they have been imposing on American-made goods. Here’s more from Matt Morse TV.

Well That Worked Out Quickly

Vietnam called President Donald Trump and has offered to lower its tariffs on American imports to zero if the United States reciprocates. This is the second nation to do so, following Argentina. In fact, some 50 countries have reached out to Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett to signal they want to negotiate new tariff rates.

As more nations agree to eliminate tariffs or greatly reduce them, we will have plenty of alternatives to secure imports if more pronounced trade wars break out with a major partner, like Mexico or Communist China.

Also: Keep an eye on Europe. Which nations will want to play ball with us as opposed to those spoiling for a fight? Here’s more from the Liberal Hivemind.

The President announced that April 2 is “Liberation Day.” He said the sick patient went through an operation on Liberation Day, and it’s going to be a booming economy. But not everyone is happy. Let’s review both sides, and you decide. Here’s more from Lori Colley.

Hitler’s Secret Escape Plan

Hitler’s secret escape plan was rumored to take him to Argentina after the war.

Now, declassified documents appear to prove it. Hear about Project Paperclip and more on this Edge of Wonder Live with Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts.

Operation Paperclip was a real government operation in which over 1,500 German scientists, engineers and even war criminals came over to the United States—and they were integrated into US government organizations and departments. Some Nazis spearheaded new developments in places such as NASA. Many military officials expressed their fears that former Nazis would gain access to top secret clearance intel within the government, but because it was all kept quiet, it couldn’t be addressed directly.

Something darker seemed to be brewing alongside all this, as well. Some former Nazi leaders were rumored to have fled to South America to escape capture by the allied forces, and they lived out the rest of their lives in a somewhat normal manner. There were indeed all kinds of German colonies established—and even declassified CIA and FBI documents—pointing to the fact that Hitler himself escaped and went to Argentina. There may be proof of him being there and marrying his mistress.

Hitler’s Exile In South America

Adolf Hitler didn’t die inside a bunker in Berlin, but fled to South America, where he lived until the 1960s. He spent some time in Argentina, as well as neighboring Paraguay, and had two daughters over this period in exile. The CIA was well aware of it, as well as the American presidents.

Much is being learned now that Argentine President Javier Millei, following in the footsteps of American President Donald Trump, is releasing newly declassified Argentine documents. Here’s a report from Clayton Morris on Redacted News.

Tariffs Starting To Kick In

The first of the Trump tariffs started to kick in on Tuesday, and we’re already seeing some progress. Four nations announced they are dropping tariffs they have imposed on U.S. goods — Argentina, India, Israel and Vietnam. In some cases, these are tariffs that have remained in place since World War II. And two of those nations — Vietnam and India – -are among our largest trade partners.

“I think it’s one giant negotiation we are starting on April 2,” says Kevin O’Leary, speaking with Trey Gowdy on Fox News. O’Leary, who goes by the nickname “Mr. Wonderful,” predicts a lot of smoke, and confusion, at the start of the process.

In the end, other nations are likely to join these first four cutting back tariffs. If so, we will see trade booming with these countries while it ends or tapers offs with other countries. Expect a lot of the initial focus on auto manufacturing, with many new plants opening across the United States.

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