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Date of sighting: 2021Location of sighting: SyriaSource: Department of War websiteThis is number two video of the second group of files the US gov have released a few days ago. In this video you see the UFO being tracked by the US gov defenses and then suddenly build up energy and shoot away at near light speed. Why did they let the US military see this you ask? Because it sends a message, that aliens want the US military to know that their technology is far superior to humans. Thee video is 5 min long, thats exactly what they released,…
Dems Don't Need an Autopsy To Know What They Did Wrong Source link
North Carolina Republican Senator Thom Tillis told CNN’s “State of the Union,” in response to President Trump calling him a RINO (Republican in Name Only), that if being in the party means defending Trump’s positions on Iran, January 6, and Russia, “then don’t call me a Republican.””Just call me a conservative. And I’m waiting for my Republicans to come back, if in fact they think they can argue that effectively. They can’t. The American people want right-of-center conservative policies that have been successfully proposed by this president,” Tillis said. “But these distractions are harmful to our chances in November. And…
Two unrelated events collided recently: President Donald Trump went to China, and I learned that the boy who bullied me in high school died. The two events connected in my mind in an unexpected way. The media, bullies themselves, of course found the China trip largely a disaster. Trump generated predictable coverage: panic over diplomatic protocol, endless parsing of symbolism, and stories about EVs and AI. As when at home they report on every Trump gaffe, act of pantomime-like resistance, and negative turn in the Iran War, the purpose is to humiliate Trump and mock the Orange Man. The other…
For years, I have tried to understand how and why so many of my family and friends, good and intelligent people, buy into the Trump-MAGA promise of quick and easy solutions to complex problems. I see why they believe the government has let them down and understand why they believe transgender athletes should not compete in women’s sports. But after Trump’s disappointing first term, his encouragement of the J6 insurrection, and his convictions for sexual abuse and falsifying business records, I cannot understand why they elected him to a second term. And in this term, after pardoning the convicted insurrectionists…
So, who you got in 2028: J.D. Vance or Marco Rubio? That’s the question conservatives across the country have been asking each other in recent months. Last year, Vance ’28 had seemed inevitable, but no longer. “Trump voters like Marco Rubio More and More,” blared the headline of a recent piece in the Atlantic. “And J.D. Vance less and less,” noted the subheadline. But at least one prominent conservative with a reputation for uncommon foresight still sees Vance as the future of the GOP—and Rubio as a defective robot programmed by out-of-touch donors. In a scathing Spectator article published last…
The 15-Year-Old Keeping War Memories Alive Source link
Democrats Worry They're Caught in an Anger Trap Source link
Rep. Thomas Massie told NBC’s “Meet the Press” that his “biggest crime,” which drove a massive effort to unseat him, resulting in him losing his primary this week, was his participation in a bipartisan effort to release the “Epstein files.”The Kentucky Republican said AI-generated ads and outside spending “bamboozled” low-information voters, particularly “boomers” — older voters — and helped defeat him in what became the “most expensive House primary” ever. Massie said he’s hopeful that the level of support he got from younger voters shows the party’s future is moving in his direction.”They’ve bamboozled the people here in Kentucky,” he…
The other day, I was reading an old Atlantic Monthly and came across the following cartoon: That is one powerful image. I like the tiny heads on the pallbearers. They make me think of the posturing politicians who tell us to “support our troops” while sending them to die in illegal, immoral, and unconstitutional wars. That cartoon was published near the end of 2007, when America’s disastrous war of choice in Iraq was supposedly improving due to the Petraeus Surge. Of course, General David Petraeus qualified his surge by saying its gains might prove “fragile” and “reversible.” And so they…