Trump LOLZ!

Netanyahu is way more hawkish with use of military force than Trump. At least based on his first four years, this is one of the few redeeming qualities of Trump - his reluctance to get us into new wars. He seems to prefer screwing allies & enemies alike in business/economic negotiations.

imo, he's not much worse (in actions/policy) than the typical US politician. He just doesn't play the game (of politics) as well as they do because he barely has a filter and speaks off the cuff constantly, including insulting anyone who disagrees with him.

I remember back in the day he would post on Twitter "THERE WAS NO COLLUSION!!!!!!!" and every Republican in the country made it seem like it was this big nothingburger conspiracy theory. The Mueller Report released and he said there probably was some kind of collusion but he didn't have any direct evidence of it then Trump said he was "TOTALLY EXONERATED!"

Interestingly enough. Look what just came down last month:


en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_Tenet_Media_investigation

So Trump himself wasn't in collusion with Russia but everyone else around him was. It was funny to see Tim Pool out of breathe after screaming "UKRAINE IS THE ENEMY OF THE US!!!". Wasn't part of Tim Pool's grift that he is a "former liberal"? Yeah a total liberal, till Russia starts sending you $400,000 a month.......

I think the media's been using the word "indicted" incorrectly because of the number of ppl on the internet who now believe it means guilty. Indicted means someone's been accused, not necessarily guilty. Convicted means found guilty.

Hate to break it to ya, but being "indicted" and then being let go actually means there's not enough evidence to prove guilt. Innocent until proven guilty is a major tenet of our legal system. /punz  


Here's an example of when you know for sure someone's found guilty in court, based on evidence and/or admission by the accused.

www.cnn.com/2024/06/11/politics/hunter-biden-gun-trial-verdict/index.html

Now, I wouldn't put it past the Russians to try election tampering. But you have to figure there's a reason that the DOJ lost the case (no convictions) or maybe they dropped it (due to insufficient evidence). Whatever the reason, we can only speculate on it and speculation about unknown/unseen events falls under the conspiracy category.

If I had to speculate and let the conspiracy play out in my mind, it'd go something like this...

RT (under Putin's secret directive) used a shell company and Russian undercover agents/fraudsters to trick American social media influencers into doing their bidding. The 'lites didn't want to go after the influencers because they themselves (like Bush Jr, Pelosi, etc) have been duped by fraudsters on several occasions (into thinking they're talking to noteworthy or important people, etc). Thus, they don't want to look like hypocrites by going after influencers who fell to a scam like they did.
When it comes to the Russian agents/fraudsters, somebody high up in the DOJ or higher decided to drop the charges because the Russians might retaliate (to our would-be convictions of the Russian agents) by detaining & jailing more Americans, which would be a PR nightmare in the US and erode public support for Ukraine (and the war against Russia). Some ppl might want revenge for Americans being captured & killed. But truth is, most modern Americans roll over & quit, or even protest, when they see Americans dying in conflicts - cold war, hot war, proxy war, or whatever kind of war.
From Putin's angle (with him being quite intelligent), he would've made certain (every step of the way) that none of it could be traced back to him. Then the DOJ (and whoever controls them), may have given up on the case after realizing they had nothing to help them bring down the big dog or, at least, help fight the PR/information war against him. Again, mere speculation on my part.

Trump telling the Germans to drop Russian oil was almost like saying the quiet part out loud (but as vaguely as possible, regarding the deep state's future plans). He didn't have to say anything. But he did so anyway, perhaps to give them early warning, so that they could prepare and wouldn't necessarily suffer as bad of a price shock when their access to cheap supply of oil & gas was suddenly & forceably cut off. Biden did something similar, except in a much more abrupt manner, when he very publicly stated that we'd take out the Nordstream 2 pipeline.

I don't understand how you can be an American and a Nazi...

As someone from the South, I agree 100% about people who fly the Confederate Flag.  The Confederacy died when they lost the Civil War. These people should give it up already and stop using this flag (to covertly express their racism).

I was raised in the Dallas area tho. Rural vs Urban (or suburb) are pretty much two separate cultures in the south, with rural people more likely to be bigoted. Rural being more geographically isolated with smaller populations vs the cities having large & more diverse populations (racist phobias tend to dissolve).

Cop's probably referring to the Nazis being anti-freedom/Fascist, which (he's correct) is very anti-American. idk why either, but I'd just assume the type of Americans who'd embrace Nazism are morons.

I doubt Nazis exist in sufficient numbers to take over the country anytime soon. To put this into perspective, I've yet to witness anyone flying the Nazis flag irl. I've only seen it in online photos.

The Confederate flag is uncommon, but not that rare. I've seen it in-person perhaps several times in my life. Last I recall seeing one - it was a rear window sticker on someone's truck in Memphis about 4-5 years ago.

What's odd is how Trump has said he's pro-choice many times in the past.

I think the powers that be realize that we're on the edge of population collapse and they know we need more births in order to up the population for the coming war/s with China. Is it sheer irony that Texas historically has the highest military recruitment numbers - thus, there's more motive here, to benefit future recruitment, for this state than any other and it just so happens to be a state where they banned abortion?

Trump (during his first term) was secretly recorded while sitting at the table with Democrats and talking about how to increase gun control/weapons bans. He repeatedly warned Germany to stop purchasing Russian oil & gas during his term also, years before the Ukraine war, so he clearly had insider knowledge of our (intelligence community's and military's) long-term strategic plans. I think this is enough evidence to support the argument that Trump's been assigned duty of being controlled opposition.

If it's any consolation tho, the "damage" has been done. There's no longer a need on this issue to have Trump in office again. From a conspiracy pov (that the people don't choose the candidates for president, because from what i see we clearly don't), it's mission accomplished on the repopulation agenda. Time to allow the country's first minority woman serve as president.