The 2020 election was not just fraud. It was an act of war. And according to Juan O Savin—107—the military response is already underway.
In this special broadcast, Juan joins John Michael Chambers to deliver a sweeping download on the covert operation to save the Republic. He reveals why President Donald Trump never relinquished command authority, how China has been manipulating elections across 71 countries, and why the midterms may be paused before Election Day.
The new Treasury note? Not coming this July. That’s a pipe dream. The gold audit hasn’t even happened yet. But when the reset comes, silver will be revalued as a strategic metal with a floor north of $200.
Tulsi Gabbard will drop a motherlode of evidence on her way out. Peter Navarro may be the next Attorney General. And the EBS—Emergency Broadcast System—will serve as a global pause, not an end.
Juan also breaks down the real history of modern Israel, the Luciferian roots of the global cabal, and why the “alien card” was nearly played in 2016. He calls the current moment a Category 2 hurricane escalating to a Category 6—brief, intense, survivable. Here’s more from JMC Broadcasting.
President Donald Trump has announced William Pulte as the acting successor to Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence. In that capacity he would oversee 17 different national intelligence agencies, among them the CIA and the Defense Intelligence Agency. Pulte is the existing chief of the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), overseeing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and will keep that post.
This suggests he might actually be a stalking horse, meant to gauge opinions and draw out Senate opposition ahead of the true appointee to follow. In this case, the speculation focuses on Devin Nunes, now head of Trump’s Truth Social and the former chair of the House Intelligence Committee from 2015 to 2019. Here, Chris Yoon lays out various prospects and possibilities.
Peter Thiel, the CEO of Palantir, is relocating his family to Argentina. He has purchased a $12 million mansion in Buenos Aires and is said to be exploring investment opportunities with Javier Milei.
Why is Thiel leaving? Does he fear a nuclear war, civil war or some other catastrophe in the Northern Hemisphere?
Meanwhile, Canada’s President Mark Carney says he wants to make peace with the United States. Has he gone MAGA? Here’s more from David “Nino” Rodriguez.
Look for explosives during the month of June. Tulsi Gabbard will be leaving her post as director of National Intelligence on June 20, but ahead of that time. don’t be surprised if scores of major indictments drop, based on Gabbard’s intelligence inquiries over the past two years.
She has taken her job to heart and has uncovered proof tying prominent members of Barack Obama’s administration to illegal activities up to and including Russia collusion, entrapment by the FBI at Mar-A-Lago and and the two impeachment efforts launched by the Democrats against President Donald Trump during his first term in office.
Here, former CIA officer Michael Jaco joins David “Nino” Rodriguez in predicting a few of the parties most likely to face indictments. Obviously, it won’t be clear exactly who gets charged, and what charges they will face, until indictments get dropped. So this remains pure speculation at this time, although speculation that bears remembering as the explosive month of June unfolds.
Juan O’Savin predicts June will be the month the daggers come out. While Tulsi Gabbard is resigning near the end of the month to tend to her sick husband, she will not be leaving like a lamb. She has been gathering evidence for the past two years that underscores how enemies of America, both domestic and foreign, have conspired to rig and steal elections, and commit hideous crimes. The phony impeachment trials brought against President Donald Trump as well as the raid at his Florida home in Mar-A-Lago stand out as prime examples.
Gabbard has fought diligently to weed out this corruption, O’Savin says. He likened her to the Rhodesian ridgeback — a dog bred in Africa with the uncanny ability to corral lions. Gabbard will be nailing lions all this coming month — delivering plenty of fireworks ahead of the Fourth of July.
The villains now know “the threat now is palpable. It’s not just way out in the distance,” O’Savin says. “Trump and the people who are in place are coming for them.”
Gabbard will be bring the goods, but O’Savin, Michael Jaco and other fraud fighters will join scores of whistleblowers June 15-17 at the Ahern Hotel in Las Vegas to amplify on the swathe of crimes that have been committed. Here, O’Savin joins Rodriguez for plenty more “boom” revelations.
Barbara Boyd argues Tulsi Gabbard’s resignation as DNI was driven by a family medical crisis—her husband Abraham Williams’ diagnosis with a rare bone cancer—and not by Iran-policy disputes, while claiming Reuters and online narratives framed it as an Intelligence Community “victory.” Boyd says Gabbard’s work centered on declassifications tied to Russiagate, the 2019 impeachment effort, 2020 election issues, Havana Syndrome, and directed energy allegations, amid reported pressure on her office.
The episode also covers a Senate confrontation with Acting AG Todd Blanche over Trump’s proposed $1.776B Anti-Weaponization Fund to compensate victims of “lawfare,” and portrays Trump as politically disciplining RINO opponents ahead of the midterms.
Finally, Boyd highlights Kevin Warsh’s swearing-in as Fed chair, his call for “regime change” at the Fed via balance-sheet reduction and rate policy, and cites Treasury- and agency-linked equity stakes and loans aimed at rebuilding U.S. industry outside traditional Fed/Congress channels. Here’s more from Promethean Updates.
A sick husband has Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard resigning, while President Donald Trump continues cleaning up the rabidly anti-American federal government with its hidden hallways of corruption.
Also, there’s a wrap-up of some of our worst U.S. Senators — idiots like North Carolina’s Thom Tillis and Louisiana’s William Cassidy. How did these wretched bums ever get elected? Same goes for the Senate Majority Leader John Thune. What a rancid turkey! Here’s more from Lori Colley.
Dark Journalist Daniel Liszt returns with a new look at the missing scientists involved in UFO spinoff research. But this broadcast also touches on a bigger bombshell — the wholesale desecration of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. Most of us know already that Tulsi Gabbard resigned on Friday as director of the DNI to tend to her husband, who is suffering a crippling bone disease.
Her resignation follows the departure of her deputy Joe Kent, who opposed the Iranian War, and more recently, the resignation of Amaryllis Fox Kennedy, Gabbard’s assistant in charge of Policy and Capabilities. For those who don’t know, Amaryllis Fox Kennedy is the daughter-in-law of Robert Kennedy Jr. A former CIA officer, she had just assembled 40 boxes of documents pertaining to the CIA’s involvement in the assassination of the late President John F. Kennedy. Her resignation came in protest because the CIA marched into her offices at the DNI and seized all 40 of those boxes to prevent their release.
President Donald Trump had promised his administration would tell us the truth about the Kennedy assassination. Apparently, we’re not going to get the truth — just more subterfuge that hides the ugly reality of the CIA’s history and the inordinate role that agency has played in political assassinations and violence within the United States.
We can’t say we’re shocked. There have many signs lately that the Trump administration isn’t nearly as transparent nor as clean as they try to portray themselves. Are we giving up on Trump? Not yet. There’s time to mend bridges and actually fulfill campaign promises.
But that’s not at all the focus right now. In fact, it’s impossible to say what is the focus right now, as it seems to shift daily, sometimes by the hour. Will the administration ever get back on track, or will the disappointments continue? That’s the rub — and it’s a difficult, and dangerous, one.
President Donald Trump has named Aaron Lucas as the successor to Tulsi Gabbard in her role as Director of National Intelligence. Gabbard announced her pending resignation on Friday, saying she will step down on June 30 to care for her husband Abraham Williams, who is struggling to ward off a crippling bone disease.
Lucas has served as Gabbard’s deputy director at the DNI. He is a former CIA agent, who served with the agency for nearly 20 years in a multitude of posts around the world.
Here, Fox News contributor Byron York discusses the transition and whether Lucas will encounter any resistance to his appointment when he appears before the U.S. Senate. One of the Republican members of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence — John Cornyn of Texas — could be smarting as he did not receive a re-election endorsement from Trump. The president encouraged voters to elect Cornyn’s primary opponent Ken Paxton.
