In the flurry of patriotic self-reflection on our nation’s 250th anniversary, one thing in particular caught Bill Whittle’s attention: The irreplaceable Glenn Beck’s passionate history of Thomas Jefferson’s first draft of the Declaration of Independence.
Glenn’s story knocked Bill’s socks off so hard he thought it needed to be told as far and as widely as possible… and so here it is.
Bill Whittle leads the discussion in this episode of The Right Angle, joined by Steve Green and Scott Ott.
Leslie Jones went viral this week after telling interviewer Ziwe that marriage is legalized slavery, tradwives might as well be handed a whip and chain, and advising all young women not to get married. This from a woman who has been publicly complaining about not being able to find a boyfriend for years.
SugarTits and I covered Leslie’s inability to find a man a couple of months ago — the “I am the table” era — and now we’re back for the update. She’s done the full logical lap. Can’t find a man, men are the problem, marriage is slavery, your dad should’ve raised you to be nobody’s wife. All bases covered.
The real highlight of this video though is Ziwe — who spends the entire interview deadpanning the most passive aggressive questions imaginable at Leslie while Leslie slowly realizes she’s being roasted alive and starts to crack. By the end Ziwe asks “do you feel good about this interview?” and the answer tells you everything. Here’s more from Bearing.
When the snakes in the Democratic Party start getting exposed, they pull out all of their tricks together with their witchcraft and their demonic practices to cover themselves. Now, we are seeing their racism cards, their slavery cards, their democracy cards. They will do whatever it takes to divert attention away from their fraud, their rigged elections and their campaign to control us all.
Now, President Donald Trump is sounding the battle cry for freedom. He is fighting to end the money laundering, the widespread corruption, the theft of federal tax dollars. Most of all, he’s waging a fight to end child trafficking.
Here’s a new edition of And We Know that gets into the latest elements of conflict. Timing is everything. New comms capture what’s afoot and what might be coming next. Melania Trump takes a more central role again as a new documentary explores her life. Pray!
Husbands, wives and families of Trump administration cabinet officials have begun moving onto military bases as protection against terrorist strikes. This comes as drug cartels attached to Venezuela and other Latin countries have come under attack for transporting fentanyl into the United States., The cartels have issued death threats, notably calling for the assassination of Pam Biondi, the U.S. Attorney General.
Here, security analyst Juan O’Savin offers his assessment of the state of affairs and the rising tensions, particularly as focuses upon Venezuela. O’Savin notes that Trump specifically called out fentanyl in his talks last week in South Korea with Communist Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
But Venezuela isn’t the only hot corner of the globe. In Sudan, terrorists are stalking women and children, selling them into slavery. O’Savin suggests that President Donald Trump might well lash out against these terrorists. O’Savin says we didn’t start that fire, but “we’re going to put together an end to that bullshit.”
In addition, look for a virtual end coming soon for mail-in ballots. They will only be available in extremely limited cases, say, members of the military serving overseas. ‘Trump is done playing games with people on all of these issues,” O’Savin tells David “Nino” Rodriguez. Otherwise, the two discuss growing indicators that suggest we could see the United States resume above-ground nuclear testing.
Bizarrely, socialism is still popular among young people. They should listen to those who lived it!
“You don’t really know you have it good until you have it bad,” says Charles Ryu.
He escaped North Korea, twice.
He tells me his story and the importance of freedom: It’s a story of socialism, slavery, starvation, torture and escape. Here’s more from John Stossel.
Author Michael Huemer says there’s a central theme going through progressive myths, which is their attacks on society. He says what they’re trying to do is convince everyone that our society is unjust and evil to its core.
“The 1619 Project is a good example, where they’re trying to argue that the whole point of the United States was to support slavery,” Huemer says. “That’s what our institutions are for. They’re for exploitation.” Huemer added that other examples include the suppression of women in the country and that white officers are murdering black people because their racists bastards.
He elaborates and explains further on the Jeffrey Wernick podcast.
We won! Yippee! These idiots have never even listened to Trump speak! They have no clue what our rallies are about or what Trump is actually saying!
Hardcore MK-Ultra Demtards feed off CIA mainstream lies all day and night. If they just listened to one Trump rally, they could find out the truth…
But then again, what do you expect from the Party of the KKK, the Party of Slavery and the Party of Election Fraud! Do you think they could all be jabbed???
Dr. Steve Turley comes back hard! Here’s more from McAllister TV.
Dr. Sam Bailey says the atrocities endured by native populations throughout millennia not only occurred in undeveloped regions, but also in developed countries, where belligerent foreign governments invaded other nations.
Bailey says among the main culprits for the demise of native populations in the New World were the diseases carried over from the Old World, mainly the Europeans. She sources Adom Jones’ book, Genocide: A Comprehensive introduction, which takes a more scientific approach to the devastation, citing methods such as genocidal massacre, slavery and forced indentured labor, and the removal of native populations to barren reservations.
Baily explains further, including the early advent of biological warfare by invading forces.
